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physics.geo-ph2020

Selecting velocity models using Bayesian Information Criterion

Tomasz Danek, Bartosz Gierlach, Ayiaz Kaderali +2

We present a strategy for selecting the values of elasticity parameters by comparing walk-away vertical seismic profiling data with a multilayered model in the context of Bayesian…

physics.geo-ph2020

On anisotropy and inhomogeneity parameter estimation using traveltimes

Ayiaz Kaderali, Theodore Stanoev

We consider an anisotropic inhomogeneous model to simulate measured vertical-seismic-profile traveltimes. In this model, we assume that velocity increases linearly with depth and a…

physics.pop-ph2020★ 4 cited

On modelling bicycle power for velodromes: Part II Formulation for individual pursuits

Len Bos, Michael A. Slawinski, Raphaël A. Slawinski +1

We model the instantaneous power on a velodrome--as applied to individual pursuits and other individual time trials--taking into account its straights, circular arcs, and connectin…

physics.pop-ph2020★ 2 cited

On maximizing VAM for a given power: Slope, cadence, force and gear-ratio considerations

Len Bos, Michael A. Slawinski, Theodore Stanoev

The velocità ascensionale media (VAM) is measurement that quantifies a cyclist's climbing ability. It depends on both the ground speed of a bicycle-cyclist system and the slope of…

physics.pop-ph2020★ 3 cited

On modelling bicycle power-meter measurements: Part I. Estimating effects of air, rolling and drivetrain resistance

Tomasz Danek, Michael A. Slawinski, Theodore Stanoev

Power-meter measurements together with GPS measurements are used to study the model that accounts for the use of power by a cyclist. The focus is on estimating the coefficients of…

physics.pop-ph2020★ 2 cited

On modelling bicycle power for velodromes: Part I: Formulation for individual pursuits

Michael A. Slawinski, Raphaël A. Slawinski, Theodore Stanoev

For a moving bicycle, the power can be modelled as a response to the propulsion of the centre of mass of the bicycle-cyclist system. On a velodrome, an accurate modelling of power…

physics.pop-ph2020★ 2 cited

On modelling bicycle power-meter measurements: Part II. Relations between rates of change of model quantities

Tomasz Danek, Michael A. Slawinski, Theodore Stanoev

Power-meter measurements are used to study a model that accounts for the use of power by a cyclist. The focus is on relations between rates of change of model quantities, such as p…