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1: Model of drum/soil assembly for calculation of E vib . Figure courtesy of Mooney and Adam (2007).

1: Model of drum/soil assembly for calculation of E vib . Figure courtesy of Mooney and Adam (2007).

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Figure 1: (a) Model of drum/soil assembly for calculation of k s . (b)...
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... The random signal can then be represented as a sum of these differences, where each difference of smooths represents features relevant on a particular scale. Such a representation is useful in the analysis of images and especially in the analysis of spatial fields, see for example Heersink (2013), where a similar approach was used for the analysis of earthwork compaction roller measurement values. ...
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