Optical Fibre Attenuation using Sensitivity Analysis
Hiroshi Sharma
Corresponding
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Abstract
This paper is motivated by the need for improved methods of dealing with optical fibre attenuation in the Jamuna river. Experimental data collected from the Jamuna river are interpreted with the aid of sensitivity analysis. The study shows that optical fibre attenuation is highly sensitive to changes in the 5 governing variables. The evidence presented supports a re-examination of certain assumptions embodied in current codes.
Keywords:
optical fibre attenuationsensitivity analysispower system stabilitycomposite materialsaluminium alloywelding
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