MIT Open Access Articles
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Retrieval of refractivity fields from GNSS tropospheric delays: theoretical and data-based evaluation of collocation methods and comparisons with GNSS tomography
(Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 2024-11-30)This paper focuses on the retrieval of refractivity fields from GNSS measurements by means of least-squares collocation. Collocation adjustment estimates parameters that relate delays and refractivity without relying on a ... -
Structural molecular modeling of bacterial integral membrane protein enzymes and their AlphaFold2 predicted water-soluble QTY variants
(Springer Nature Singapore, 2024-11-28)Context Beta-barrel enzymes are an important area of study in the field of structural biology. These proteins serve crucial roles, acting as porins, transporters, enzymes, virulence factors, and receptors. Recent research ... -
Towards real-time monitoring of insect species populations
(Springer Science and Business Media LLC, 2024)Insect biodiversity and abundance are in global decline, potentially leading to a crisis with profound ecological and economic consequences. Methods and technologies to monitor insect species to aid in preservation efforts ...
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