Improving the VERITAS Orbit Reconstruction Using Radar Tie Points

Improving Availability in VERITAS Environments

Demands for high availability are increasing almost as fast as storage and performance requirements, posing seemingly impossible challenges for system administrators. VERITAS provides a variety of tools aimed at overcoming these obstacles, but they’re not often used effectively. We’ll show you some tools and techniques that work with VERITAS products to help you evaluate whether your systems ar...

Optimization of the VERITAS Orbit-Mode Tracking Pattern

Feasibility of using smartphones in the reconstruction of the interior architecture of the building without using interior control points

The limitation of land in big cities has caused the vertical growth of cities; for example, high-rise buildings on the ground and underground urban facilities can be mentioned. This restriction has increased the value of land in cities, and on the other hand, it has created some new and complicated technical and legal aspects in the cadastral issues. To respond to these new technical and legal ...

Canadian Meteor Orbit Radar (CMOR)

Canadian Meteor Orbit Radar (CMOR) A. R. Webster , P. G. Brown, J. Jones, K. J. Ellis, and M. Campbell-Brown Department of Physics, The University of Western Ontario, Canada Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, The University of Western Ontario, Canada Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Edinburgh, SA 5111, Australia European Space Agency, ESTEC, SCI-SB, Keplerlaan 1, 220...

Surface Reconstruction Using Scattered Cloud Points

Surface reconstruction means that retrieve the data by scanning an object using a device such as laser scanner and construct it using the computer to gain back the soft copy of data on that particular object. Surface reconstruction is a reverse method. It is very useful when in a particular object original data is missing without doing any backup. Hence, by doing so, the data can be recollected...