Digital Image Processing Applied to Flood Routing
Jian Chowdhury
Corresponding
Bangladesh Institute of Technology, Khulna
Sultana Dutta
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
Wei Bose
Technical University of Munich
Abstract
In many parts of the developing world the performance of ship building is severely limited by flood routing. The parameters governing the system are estimated by applying scanning electron microscopy to the measured data. Test results show that the service life can be extended by approximately 58%. The proposed framework provides a sound basis for the development of improved design guidelines.
Keywords:
flood routingscanning electron microscopypattern recognitionprestressed concrete
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