Electromagnetic inverse scattering (EMIS) is uniquely positioned among many inversion methods because it enables to image the scene in a contactless, quantitative and super-resolution way. Although EMIS approaches have been proposed date, they usually suffer from two important challenges, i.e., time-consuming data acquisition computationally -prohibitive post processing, especially for large-sc...

Slope stability analysis allows engineers to pinpoint risky areas, study trigger mechanisms for slope failures, and design slopes with optimal safety reliability. Before the widespread usage of computers, was conducted through semi analytical methods, or charts. Presently, have developed many computational tools perform more efficiently. The challenge associated furthering methods is create a r...

Currently, the use of intelligent models for decision making in water treatment process is very important, as many plants support their implementation with aim obtaining economic, social, and environmental gains. Nevertheless, these systems to be properly modeled, data should carefully selected so that only those represent good operating practices are used. Thus, this study proposes an approach...