Application of machine learning to leakage detection of fluid pipelines in recent years: A review and prospect
Jianwu Chen,
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Xiao Wu,
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Zhibo Jiang
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et al.
Measurement,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 116857 - 116857
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Technical Aspects of Deploying UAV and Ground Robots for Intelligent Logistics Using YOLO on Embedded Systems
Wissem Dilmi,
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Sami El Ferik,
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Fethi Ouerdane
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et al.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(8), P. 2572 - 2572
Published: April 18, 2025
Automation
of
logistics
enhances
efficiency,
reduces
costs,
and
minimizes
human
error.
Image
processing—particularly
vision-based
AI—enables
real-time
tracking,
object
recognition,
intelligent
decision-making,
thereby
improving
supply
chain
resilience.
This
study
addresses
the
challenge
deploying
deep
learning-based
detection
on
resource-constrained
embedded
platforms,
such
as
NVIDIA
Jetson
devices
UAVs
ground
robots,
for
applications.
Specifically,
we
provide
a
comprehensive
comparative
analysis
YOLOv5
YOLOv8,
evaluating
their
performance
in
terms
inference
speed,
accuracy,
dataset-specific
metrics
using
both
Common
Objects
Context
(COCO)
dataset
novel,
custom
tailored
aerial
ground-based
scenarios.
A
key
contribution
is
development
user-friendly
graphical
user
interface
(GUI)
selective
visualization,
enabling
dynamic
interaction
filtering
results—significantly
enhancing
practical
usability.
Furthermore,
investigate
compare
deployment
strategies
Python
3.9
C#
(ML.
NET
v3
.NET
Framework
7)
environments,
highlighting
respective
impacts
scalability.
research
offers
valuable
insights
guidelines
optimizing
platforms
UAV-
robot-based
logistics,
with
focus
efficient
resource
utilization
enhanced
operational
effectiveness.
Language: Английский
How Urban–Rural Integration Symbiosis Can Ameliorate the Socioeconomic Inequity in Ecological Space: Evidence from Yunnan, China
Xianjuan An,
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Meng Lijun,
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Xueting Zeng
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et al.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(7), P. 2895 - 2895
Published: March 25, 2025
The
excessive
occupation
of
ecological
space
(ES)
due
to
city
expansion
and
construction
can
reduce
a
variety
natural
values
socioeconomic
benefits,
which
would
also
bring
challenges
associated
with
rights
justice
between
urban
areas
(with
economic
impetus)
rural
rich
endowments).
A
more
sustainable
development
mode
is
required
shift
population–industry–land
(PIL)
allocation
from
urban-led
commensalism
(ULC)
PIL
interaction
by
urban–rural
mutualism
(URM).
Thus,
an
integration
six-step
symbiotic
framework
(UISS)
was
built
reflect
how
the
change
in
(the
ULC
URM
transformation
process)
ameliorate
inequity
(IES).
Moreover,
two-way
fixed-effects
model
heterogeneity
analysis
are
used
discuss
improvement
level
(URI)
ameliorates
IES
under
unfairness,
differences
regions,
mismatch
gravity
centers
perspective
spatiotemporal
dynamic
changes
various
environments.
comprehensive
multi-perspective
based
on
(MEU)
applied
effect
Yunnan
Province,
China.
results
be
obtained
as
follows:
(1)
URI
including
units
shows
steady
rise
growth,
maximum
growth
rate
22.89%,
indicates
that
has
changed
mode.
(2)
temporal
unfairness
been
steadily
alleviated,
but
spatial
remain
obvious
unique
environment.
distance
ES
PO-IN
increasing
some
regions
(e.g.,
Kunming),
while
decreasing
others
Qujing).
(3)
generates
significant
differences,
mismatch,
especially
through
industrial
population
units.
good
environment,
business
structure,
transportation
conditions,
government
size,
conducive
ameliorating
environmental
adaptability
All
provide
scientific
reference
for
regional
planning
management
mutualistic
areas.
Language: Английский
A novel remote pipeline inspection gauge positioning scheme using dynamic iterative time warping
Measurement,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 117488 - 117488
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
RMCVI: A Refined Urban Vitality Perception Index Considering Mountain Characteristics
Lianjie Zhou,
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Zunya Zhao,
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Qinglin He
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et al.
Transactions in GIS,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
29(1)
Published: Dec. 20, 2024
ABSTRACT
With
the
acceleration
of
mountain
city
urbanization
in
China,
emphasis
on
high‐speed
development
while
neglecting
high‐quality
has
led
to
severe
urban
centralization
and
unreasonable
spatial
distribution.
Urban
Vitality
(UV)
can
help
identify
address
these
issues,
promoting
sustainable
cities.
At
present,
research
vitality
cities
is
still
limited.
So,
study
takes
main
area
Chongqing
as
an
example.
Slope
data
extracted
a
parameter
propose
accurate
UV
indicator
for
based
characteristics
By
analyzing
correlation
between
general
using
POI
proposed
index,
comparing
results
with
population
density
station
density.
It
be
found
that
applying
refined
index
three
different
geographical
features,
Chongqing,
Singapore,
Los
Angeles,
show
its
performance
significantly
better
than
index.
Not
only
proposes
this
but
also
emphasizes
importance
rational
enhance
through
empirical
Chongqing.
In
addition,
provide
reference
planning
other
cities,
new
ideas
methods
understanding
city.
Language: Английский