1. Examining the orbital decay targets KELT-9 b, KELT-16 b, and WASP-4 b, and the transit-timing variations of HD 97658 b^, 

   Harre J.V.; Smith A.M.S.; Barros S.C.C.; et al. (2023)

   Astronomy & Astrophysics

   Context. Tidal orbital decay is suspected to occur for hot Jupiters in particular, with the only observationally confirmed case of this being WASP-12 b. By examining this effect, information on the properties of the host star can be obtained using the so-called stellar modified tidal quality factor Q′∗, which describes the efficiency with which the kinetic energy of the planet is dissipated within the star. This can provide information ...

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2. Shape encoding for semantic healing of design models and knowledge transfer to scan-to-BIM 

   Collins F.C.; Ringsquandl M.; Braun A.; et al. (2022)

   Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Smart Infrastructure and Construction

   Automated parsing of design data will increasingly be a prerequisite for efficient data- and analytics-driven management of building portfolios. The high complexity and low rigidity of building information modelling (BIM) model exchange standards such as Industry Foundation Classes result in considerable differences in data quality and impede direct data availability for analytics-based decision support. Mis- or unclassified building ...

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3. Signatures of dynamic fibrils at the coronal base: Observations from Solar Orbiter/EUI 

   Mandal S.; Peter H.; Chitta L.P.; et al. (2023)

   Astronomy & Astrophysics

   The solar chromosphere hosts a wide variety of transients, including dynamic fibrils (DFs) that are characterised as elongated, jet-like features seen in active regions, often through Hα diagnostics. So far, these features have been difficult to identify in coronal images, primarily due to their small size and the lower spatial resolution of the current extreme-ultraviolet (EUV) imagers. Here we present the first unambiguous signatures ...

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4. Uncertainty-Driven Dense Two-View Structure from Motion 

   Chen, Weirong; Kumar, Suryansh; Yu, Fisher (2023)

   IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters

   This work introduces an effective and practical solution to the dense two-view structure from motion (SfM) problem. One vital question addressed is how to mindfully use per-pixel optical flow correspondence between two frames for accurate pose estimation -- as perfect per-pixel correspondence between two images is difficult, if not impossible, to establish. With the carefully estimated camera pose and predicted per-pixel optical flow ...

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5. Femtosecond Proton Transfer in Urea Solutions Probed by X-ray Spectroscopy 

   Balciunas, Tadas (2023)

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