METHOD FOR EVALUATING EQUIVALENT NATURAL PERIOD WITH MICROTREMOR MEASUREMENT

Ocular microtremor measurement using laser-speckle metrology.

We describe a novel, noninvasive measurement approach for recording a small involuntary tremor of the eye known as ocular microtremor. The method is based on measuring out-of-plane angular displacements of a target by using laser-speckle correlation of images recorded in the Fourier plane of a lens. The system has a dynamic range of 4 to 5000 μrad, resolution of 4 μrad, and a bandwidth of 250 H...

Analysis of microtremor array measurement using the spatial autocorrelation (SPAC) method across the Adelaide City by

Risk Measurement with the Equivalent Utility Principles

Risk measures have been studied for several decades in the actuarial literature, where they appeared under the guise of premium calculation principles. Risk measures and properties that risk measures should satisfy have recently received considerable attention in the financial mathematics literature. Mathematically, a risk measure is a mapping from a class of random variables defined on some me...

Measurement Method for Determining the Equivalent Reflection Coefficient of Directional Couplers and Power Splitters

A measurement method presented by John R. Juroshek (NIST) in conjunction with the Vector Network Analyzers R&S ZVM or R&S ZVK from Rohde & Schwarz allows fast and accurate determination of the equivalent reflection coefficient of power splitters or directional couplers. If the magnitude and phase of reflection coefficients of source (e.g. power splitter) and sink (e.g. power meter) are known, a...

New equivalent-electrical circuit model and a practical measurement method for human body impedance.

Human body impedance analysis is an effective tool to extract electrical information from tissues in the human body. This paper presents a new measurement method of impedance using armpit electrode and a new equivalent circuit model for the human body. The lowest impedance was measured by using an LCR meter and six electrodes including armpit electrodes. The electrical equivalent circuit model ...