IRI Estimation by the Frequency Domain Analysis of Vehicle Dynamic Responses and Its Large-scale Application

IRI Estimation by the Frequency Domain Analysis of Vehicle Dynamic Responses and Its Large-scale Application
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10.1145/3004010.3004013
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2016-11
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Adjunct Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Systems: Computing Networking and Services
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Boyu Zhao;T. Nagayama;N. Makihata;Masashi Toyoda;Muneaki Takahashi;Masataka Ieiri
Boyu Zhao;T. Nagayama;N. Makihata;Masashi Toyoda;Muneaki Takahashi;Masataka Ieiri
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作者:
Boyu Zhao;T. Nagayama;N. Makihata;Masashi Toyoda;Muneaki Takahashi;Masataka Ieiri

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