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Proceedings, Volume 129, Issue 1

AITA 2025 2025 - 75 articles

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Articles (75)

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Fundamental Study on Estimation of Texture Layer Structure Using Infrared Thermography

  • Kana Miyamoto,
  • Naruki Hosoda,
  • Daiki Shiozawa,
  • Takahide Sakagami,
  • Yuki Tomotaki,
  • Norimitsu Kamiyama and
  • Mari Inoue

Fiber-to-fiber recycling must be promoted to achieve sustainability in the textile industry. Mixed fiber materials cause significant issues in recycling, making accurate sorting essential for recycling. Garments may contain internal materials called...

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This paper presents a test and analysis of a lateral-offset optical fiber Mach-Zehnder interferometer (MZI) employed as a chloride ion concentration sensor using a near-infrared light source (amplified spontaneous emission, wavelength = 1520–16...

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Theoretical Analysis of Low-Threshold Avalanche Effect in WSe2 Stepwise van-der-Waals Homojunction Photodiodes

  • Sylwester Chojnowski,
  • Kinga Majkowycz,
  • Hailu Wang,
  • Weida Hu and
  • Piotr Martyniuk

In this work, we report simulation-assisted analysis of a room-temperature (300 K) low-threshold avalanche photodiode (APD) based on a WSe2 homojunction. Device simulations were conducted using a two-band model and the Chynoweth formalism for impact...

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Analysis of Spot Response Temperature Fields in Microfluidic Systems: Analogy with the “Heart of Voh”

  • Jeremie Maire,
  • Alisa Svirina,
  • Alain Sommier,
  • Stephane Chevalier and
  • Jean-Christophe Batsale

The “Heart of Voh”, immortalized by Yann Arthus Bertrand in his book The Earth from the Air, depicts a sparse, heart-shaped clearing in the mangroves of New Caledonia. This highly poetic image is also the physical representation of therma...

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Full-Field Imaging for Evaluating Mode-II Fracture Toughness in CFRP Laminates

  • Riccardo Cappello,
  • Rafael Ruiz-Iglesias,
  • Spyros Spyridonidis,
  • Neha Chandarana and
  • Janice M. Dulieu-Barton

To replicate delaminations at the coupon and substructural scales, simulated defects are often introduced into test specimens; therefore, understanding their behaviour within the laminate is essential. Full-field imaging is employed to investigate th...

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LWIR Interband Cascade Photodetectors with InAs/InAsSb II Type Superlattice Absorber

  • Krzysztof Murawski,
  • Kinga Majkowycz,
  • Tetiana Manyk,
  • Małgorzata Kopytko,
  • Krystian Michalczewski,
  • Jarosław Jureńczyk,
  • Łukasz Kubiszyn,
  • Bartłomiej Seredyński and
  • Piotr Martyniuk

The properties of long-wave infrared (LWIR) interband cascade photodetectors (ICIPs) with type II superlattices (T2SLs) and gallium-free (Ga-free) InAs/InAsSb absorbers were determined using photoluminescence (PL) and spectral response (SR) measureme...

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Applicability of Fatigue Crack Detection with Infrared Thermography Camera for Bridges in Denmark

  • Hiromasa Kobayashi,
  • Kazuki Ono,
  • Yoshiaki Mizokami and
  • Masahiro Nishitani

This paper reports on the applicability of fatigue crack detection with an infrared thermography camera, the T-gap method, to a steel bridge in Denmark. The T-gap method is a non-destructive test developed in Japan and does not require approaching cl...

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SAR-to-Infrared Domain Adaptation for Maritime Surveillance with Limited Data

  • Ch Muhammad Awais,
  • Marco Reggiannini,
  • Davide Moroni and
  • Alessandro Galdelli

Deep Learning (DL) algorithms need extensive amounts of data for classification tasks, which can be costly in specialized fields like maritime monitoring. To address data scarcity, we propose a fine-tuning approach leveraging complementary Infrared (...

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