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Dear
Michel,
Good
idea !
I
remember some of Werner Müller's papers and presentations but, as far as I
remember, he was not considering the impact of complex border effects coming
from the shape of the borders of the monitored area and
was mainly talking about optimizing sensor locations considering the
spatial correlation of the monitored phenomenon. Does his book discuss
optimization regardless of the monitored phenomenon?
I
guess answers to my question can be found in the field of mathematical
morphology but had no chance so far to find anything useful to me. I guess
people installing emitters/antennas for mobile phones have answers to my
question..
Thanks,
Gregoire
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European Commission (EC)
Joint Research Centre
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Hello
I have buy a book that seems to deal with this
subject :
Werner G. Müller
Collecting Spatial Date
Optimum Design of Experiments for Random
Fields
second edition
Physica-Verlag (Springer)
Unfortunatly, my knowledge in design of
experiments is not enough to understand the book, but I am reading it
carefully...
However, I am interested in any
solution/information to this problem !
Regards
Michel BOBBIA
Air Normand
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 3:00
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Subject: [ai-geostats] Optimization of
monitoring networks
Dear list,
I am looking for references (and possibly
software) on network optimization. The variable monitored has no importance
and I am looking for references and topological algorithms.
A question I have is the following: given an area
A with a particular shape (e.g. defined by country borders) and a number of
stations N (e.g. for mobile phone emitters), how do I define the optimal
locations for these stations?
Thanks for any hints.
Gregoire
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European Commission (EC)
Joint Research Centre (JRC)
Institute for Environment and Sustainability (IES)
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ITALY
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