Items where Study Group is "European Study Group with Industry > ESGI 85 (Norwich, UK, Apr 16-20, 2012)"

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Allwright, D.J. and Chen, Yujia and Gower, Artur and Lam, Kei Fong and Chakhchoukh, Amine and Cowley, Stephen and Alistair, Forbes and Guterman, Alexander and Hammerton, Paul and Jia, Dewei and Klimek, Aleksander and McCarthy, Michael and Rockstroh, Parousia and Ziolo, Piotr (2012) Efficient description of shape perturbations. [Study Group Report]

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Cawthorn, Chris and Barton, David and Maczka, Melissa and Davies, Russell and Siganporia, Zubin and Tolarczyk, Andrej (2012) Propagation of uncertainty through the hazard chain. [Study Group Report]

Curtis, John P. and Black, Jonathan and Chapman, Lloyd and Connaughton, Colm and Cooker, Mark J. and Coskun, Erhan and Davies, Russell and Fernandez, Andrea and Hall, Cameron and Lacey, A.A. and Ockendon, J.R. and Please, C.P. and Ranner, Tom and Skorski, Maciej and Wang, Chang (2012) A Model for the Reduction of Specific Surface Area of Powders with Age. [Study Group Report]

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Gower, A.L. (2012) Detecting Geometric Faults from Measured Data. [Study Group Report]

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Hicks, Peter and Crosby, Andrew and Hewitt, Duncan and Hennessy, M. and Herterich, James G. and Moyles, Iain (2012) Liquid interactions with porous media and the fate of toxic materials. [Study Group Report]

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Manus, Lorcan Mac and Brown, Melvin and Lewis, Alexander and Melnik, A. and Ramos, Angel Manuel and Brett, Charles and Wood, David and von Glehn, Ingrid and Dewynne, J. and Katterbauer, Klemens and Berger, Lorenz and Bulkowski, Marcin and Roberts, Paul and Whittaker, Robert and Grandison, Scott and O'Keeffe, Stephen (2012) Inertial navigation for divers. [Study Group Report]

Munday, Paul and Pearson, Natalie and Lang, Georgina and Warneford, Emma and Siganporia, Zubin (2012) Probabilistic flood forecasting. [Study Group Report]

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Patel, R. and Brett, Charles and Gallimore, Laura and Jacobs, Byron and Jenkins, Sian and Niechcial, Aleksandra and Please, C.P. (2012) Determining An Individual’s 3-Dimensional Body Shape From Two 2-Dimensional Photographic Images. [Study Group Report]