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    Methanethiol chemistry on TiO2-supported Ni clusters by OZTURK, O, PARK, J. B, BLACK, T. J, RODRIGUEZ, J. A, HRBEK, J, CHEN, D. A

    Published in Surface science (01-10-2008)
    “…The thermal decomposition of methanethiol on Ni clusters grown on TiO2(1 1 0) was studied by temperature programmed desorption (TPD), X-ray photoelectron…”
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    Methanethiol chemistry on TiO 2-supported Ni clusters by Ozturk, O., Park, J.B., Black, T.J., Rodriguez, J.A., Hrbek, J., Chen, D.A.

    Published in Surface science (2008)
    “…The thermal decomposition of methanethiol on Ni clusters grown on TiO 2(1 1 0) was studied by temperature programmed desorption (TPD), X-ray photoelectron…”
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    Terminal approach navigation for autonomous robots in a sensory network by Pathirana, P.N., Black, T.J., Nahavandi, S.

    “…In this paper we present a technique based on precision guidance approach for the sensor delivery and reception problem between two mobile robots. A slave…”
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    Conference Proceeding
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    Position estimation and tracking of an autonomous mobile sensor using received signal strength by Black, T.J., Pathirana, P.N., Nahavandi, S.

    “…In this paper, an algorithm for approximating the path of a moving autonomous mobile sensor with an unknown position location using Received Signal Strength…”
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    A method for stereo-vision based tracking for robotic applications by Pathirana, P.N., Bishop, A.N., Savkin, A.V., Ekanayake, S.W., Black, T.J.

    “…Vision based tracking of an object using the ideas of perspective projection inherently consists of nonlinearly modelled measurements although the underlying…”
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    Path planning for sensor data collecting mobile robot by Pathirana, P.N., Black, T.J., Nahavandi, S.

    “…A mobile robot employed for data collection is faced with the problem of travelling from an initial location to a final location while maintaining as close a…”
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