Scalable magnetic field modeling using structured kernel interpolation for Gaussian process regression

Indoor positioning systems cannot rely on conventional localization methods, such as GPS, to locate devices because of interference with the structure of buildings. One solution is to use magnetic positioning, which is based on spatial variations in the patterns of the ambient magnetic field. To model magnetic fields, Gaussian process regression...

Towards Automatic Test Suite Generation for Functional Programming Assignments using Budgeted Compositional Symbolic

In this thesis, we have defined a symbolic execution technique to automatically generate test suites for programs written in functional programming languages that can find the behavioural differences between a reference implementation and a set of potentially different implementations. Our symbolic execution technique uses a constraint solver in...

Websuit 1: The Protective Wetsuit for Olympic Foiling Sailors

The project focused on improving Olympic foiling classes sailing athletes' safety: Nacra 17, iQFOiL, and IKA Formula Kite. The primary objective was to investigate dangerous circumstances with foil sailors to research the mechanisms that cause injuries and develop a design solution to prevent them. The research performed provides an integrated...

On the Cyclist's Drag Crisis

The distribution of the critical velocity (point of minimum aerodynamic drag) is determined along the body of a time-trial cyclist by flow measurement in the model's near-wake.

A Novel Approach for Skin Suit Aerodynamic Optimization Using Local Momentum Deficit

A new approach is introduced to evaluate the potential drag reduction by skin suit design in speed sport. The approach relies upon local flow information measured in the wake of a cyclist mannequin. Lagrangian Particle Tracking is employed to measure the distribution of time-average streamwise velocity in a cross-plane of 30 × 100 cm2 behind the...

Rollor X: Designing a low-cost package that enables suits to be transported crease free: Designing a low-cost package that enables suits to be transported crease free. With the ability to be reduced in size, enabling easy shipment and storage

The Rollor X is cardboard package that is specially designed for suits to be transported crease free. When ordering a suit online, a customer deserves to receive its suit in the best condition as possible. This is were the Rollor X comes in. Just as a standard cardboard package it is completely foldable and is made out of a single sheet of...

Development of an online men’s suits customizing system using heuristic procedure for wheelchair users

An online suit-customizing system for the special accessibility needs of wheelchair users should be developed because the demand for business suits by wheelchair users involved in economic activities has increased. This study<br/>develops a user interface an online customizing system for men's suits specialized for wheelchair users. This study...

Redesigning the Age Simulation Suit

This report presents the graduation project of Rik den Rooijen, master student Integrated Product Design at the University of technology Delft. There are many people living with a disability. Most of the time, with a little effort this group of people can be taken into account while designing and arranging user environments. However, for healthy...

LADM: a Blueprint for Enterprise Level Land Administration Systems 1

The development of the LADM and its ratification in 2012 as a descriptive standard is a major milestone in the evolution of efficient and effective land administration systems and in the formulation of a truly universal framework for sharing related information.

INSPIRE Compliant Datasets Transformation & Conformance Testing

The INSPIRE initiative sets up a framework for the creation of an European Spatial Data Infrastructure (ESDI), which will enable the sharing of environmental spatial information among public sector organisations and better facilitate public access in general to spatial information across Europe. To do so, several common specifications have been...

Development of a workload set for multi-core architectures

With the rise of multi-core chips in commodity hardware, the need for specialized workloads to evaluate the performance of multi-core systems has become apparent. The current generation of workloads used for evaluating multi-core systems often consist of sequential programs not capable of running on multiple processors and are therefore of...