OpenPower Build Verification Test (BVT) Tools
Contents:
- Framework for running sets of development tests (UT and/or Integration Tests)
- Provides verification that a successful build meets some level of quality and functionality
- Each set can be run manually or automated with a single command
- Each set can be run against a OpenPower build area
- Self-checking and providing a single pass/fail exit code as well as individual test results and details for debug
- Different sets may provide different tradeoffs between verification level vs. execution time
- Very fast, but verification-level is only minimal "sanity test"
- ...
- Long running, but verification level is full regression of all components' UT
- High-level XML file (convention: "*-bvt.xml") defines which BVT(s) are run
- XML files (convention: "*-it.xml") define the sequence of steps in a individual Unit or Integration Test
- XML files can define common sequences of steps included in multiple other tests to avoid duplication
- High-level XML-file passed to run-op-bvt to execute
- run-op-bvt calls run-op-it to execute a Unit or Integration Test
- run-op-it calls test tools specified in the XML to communicate with the Service Processor and CEC
- Linux system with perl installed
- perl XML::LibXML package installed
Validate base tool is accessible and to get complete help text for it:
> run-op-bvt -?
Validate base tool infrastructure is in place and usable:
> run-op-bvt helloworld-bvt.xml
Run basic validation test using front-end bash script:
> vi op-ci-bvt
[ edit all lines which need different values in your test environment (see lines with ???) ]
> op-ci-bvt opci-basic-bvt.xml
Run basic validation test using args directly (e.g. from automated test):
> run-op-bvt --bmcip x.x.x.x --bmcuser xxx --bmcpwd xxx --usernameipmi xxx --passwordipmi xxx --cfgfiledir xxx --imagedir /path/to/pnor/images --imagename imagefilename bvtfile.xml
Validate and summarize BVT XML file without running it:
> op-it-list bvtfile.xml
The formal BVT XML schema is in op-it.xsd
This section is a summary/quick-reference...
<bvts> : base (outer) element
<bvt> :
defines a single BVT test
<id>xxxt</id> :
ID string for this BVT
<title>Some Descriptive Phrase</title> :
title string for this BVT
<restrict-env>...</restrict-env> :
The containing element will be skipped if not running in the environment
specified in <restrict-env>. This allows the same
XML to be run in different environments (e.g. different system types) with tests inappropriate in that
environment being automatically skipped. If this element is not
specified, the test will be run in any test environment.
<bvt-xml>relative/path/to/xxx-it.xml</bvt-xml> :
The name of the unit/integration test XML file that defines the logic and
sequencing for this BVT. See
UT/IT XML Reference
for instructions and syntax of this file.
</bvt>
</bvts>
The XML supports a general "parameterization" mechanism wherein it
contains placeholders that are replaced by values specified at runtime
via command line arguments. Placeholders are of the form
"%%xxx%%", where the double-percent-signs are the delimiters and the xxx
is the keyword/argument value to be replaced.
For examples, see op-ci-setup.xml where argument values specified on the run-op-bvt command are passed through to the run-bvt-setup script.
The formal BVT XML schema is in op-it.xsd
This section is a summary/quick-reference...
- <integrationtest> :
Base (outer) element
- <title>...</title> :
Title for integration test as a whole
- <platform> :
Start a block of tests that are run together.
- <test> :
Test Group (one or more)
- <name>...</name> :
Test Group Name (used in test output)
- <restrict-env>...</restrict-env> :
The containing element will be skipped if not running in the environment
specified in <restrict-env>. This allows the same
XML to be run in different environments (e.g. different system types)
with tests inappropriate in that
environment being automatically skipped. If this element is not
specified, the test will be run in any test environment.
- <testcase> :
Testcase - defines a single "step" to execute (one or more). The
testcase must contain one of the following elements...
- <cmd>...</cmd> :
Script or program to run on the system from which test is being driven
- Other optional elements in testcase:
- <exitonerror>yes|no</exitonerror> :
"yes" indicates to immediately terminate the integration test if this
testcase fails (default is to continue)
- <restrict-env>...</restrict-env> :
The containing element will be skipped if not running in the environment
specified in <restrict-env>. This allows the same
XML to be run in different environments (e.g. different system types)
with tests inappropriate in that
environment being automatically skipped. If this element is not
specified, the test will be run in any test environment.
- <arg>...</arg> :
argument(s) to pass to testcase (may also be specified directly within the execution element value)
- <ffdc>...</ffdc> :
relative pathname and argument to First Failure Data Capture script(s)
to run if this testcase fails. The default is to not run any script
(assumes enough debug information is written to stdout/stderr).
Muliple scripts may be specified, separated by commas.
- </testcase>
- </test>
- </platform>
- </integrationtest>
Valid at any point:
- <!-- comment text --> :
standard XML comments
- <include>...</include> :
Relative pathname to file containing additional XML to include (can be
nested). Include also supports specifying a "count" to implement
simple looping. If count is specified the file is run that number
of times at this point. For example, "<include count=3>..." (or
"<include count=%%loopcount%%>..." with "--loopcount 3" passed as
an argument) will result in the file being run three times at that
point.
This element supports limited "parameterization" of includes by
specifying XML "%%" variables in an optional xmlvars= attribute.
For example, if you have a common XML file that codes "%%myvar%%" in
various places then you could use it twice with different values by
specifying:
<include xmlvars="myvar=x">myscript.xml</include>
<include xmlvars="myvar=y">myscript.xml</include>
You can specify more than one such variable inside the the xmlvars value string, separated by blanks. The values specified cannot contain whitespace or double quotes.


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In Hum, the avatar represents the system to the end-user. It speaks the system's lines in a dialog frame.
Future user interfaces are likely to be more speech oriented and significantly less text oriented. Text may still be used as a display advice - to record the fill-in the blank responses when several data slots must be filled-in simultaneously.
The future of computing is often predicted by looking at gaming frameworks. A business operation is a kind of multi-person game. The Second Life framework is a possible indicator of future user interfaces. It provides an interesting environment with social - not just individual interactions. One of it's interesting features is that the user can choose a style theme. The implication for business in Second Life, is that a business might need to conform to different virtual cultures (style themes) in its VR outlets.
The Croquet Project is a good indicator of how the virtual reality concept can be applied in a business environment. While Second Life seems to be designed with chat, entertainment, and the 3D artist in mind, The Croquet framework (Tea Time) is designed with collaboration in mind. This seems a more relevant focus for future business environments.
However, perhaps there is a split between customer-oriented interfaces, where the business wants to constrain the customer's interactions and worker-oriented interfaces where the business wants to amplify and enhance the worker's interactions. This could indicate a possible difference in the organization of the frameworks. For example, a customer-oriented interface may prefer to place the customer in a passive role with limited responses available to the customer. But the purpose of a collaboration environment is to encourage active participation.
The consequence of this simplestic dichotomy may be simple enough. We might simply discover that a front-desk metaphor will suffice for customer-oriented interfaces and that something like a shared white-board might work well for a collaboration environment. In a virtual world, one also has the possibility of using the third dimension for display and, potentially, for collaboration. The third dimension makes three dimensional surface graphs feasible. It also makes walk-through presentations possible. (However, a walk-through is much like a slide-show, but with a slightly different metaphor.)
The shared white-board already exists on the internet, but is rarely used. Why not? Perhaps it is because very few people have access to pen interfaces and so the usual hand-writing, hand-drawing instrument is missing from the environment. However, typing and mouse-driven drawing is available, and yet rarely used. Could it be a kind of microphone fright? Could it be that most people are uncomfortable with the tool? Perhaps this environment needs some additional usability engineering.
The current user interface design has two modes of communication: [1] Dialog Mode - a series of questions and answers. [2] View Mode - a paper-form metaphor - like a HTML form. A dialog is a goal generator. It provides the user with a way to invoke plans. An initial dialog is invoked by a set-up. (Set-up of a site or VR proximity detector.) A view is used to gather data when needed. A view frame is invoked by a dialog or a plan when new data is needed or existing data must be confirmed.
The Dialog Mode is suitable for a VR environment or a simple 2D chat bot. The Dialog Mode can also be extended to respond to sensors in the VR environment. For example, a sensor such as a slider widget or a VR proximity detector could invoke dialogs which, in turn, invoke actor instructions.
The View Mode provides backwards compatibility with the existing form-based metaphor that is used to display and gather data in many computer environments. In those environments, the View Frame can be translated into the usual HTML form or the equivalent widgets in other GUI frameworks. In the Croquet VR framework, the keyboard is still usable, and users can fill in a form by typing. While the user is typing, the VR display shows a laser-like ray of light connecting the user's avatar to the form to indicate the actor and the action.
Dialog Actors - Dialog actors operate dialogs and views. The system's dialog actor is assigned when the application is set-up. (Technically, an actor-factory is identified in the application configuration and the factory creates actor instances to work each user session when the session starts.) The actor must inter-operate with the display framework that is also part of the configuration.
In a web environment, the Dialog Actor becomes a servlet or applet. In a desktop environment, the Dialog Actor operates one or more windows. In a VR environment, the Dialog Actor may operate an avatar in Dialog Mode. In View Mode, the Dialog Actor may cause a Form-Object to be spawned in the VR or on the user's console. The Form-Object would then signal the Dialog Actor when the form has something to report. (For example, submit button is pressed.) It is possible that the user's avatar could pass the form to the system's avatar.
The usability problem with the Dialog Actor is the awkwardness of current document-centric user interface metaphors. This is made worse by the nature of the web-server, web-browser framework. If a Simple Enlish application is deployed on the web, there are two options - fight it or join it. To fight it, the application would deploy its own client becoming a client-server architecture. To join it, the application would work through the existing web browser framework and deploy its own application server. While working via a web browser, the dialog actor could operate as a servlet or as an applet. Operating as an applet would be the preferred implementation because more interface options are available and the response to the user's inputs can be instantaneous.
The Hum language can be translated via code generators to other suitable programming languages. That means that the choice of an application framework implies a corresponding code generator and run-time.


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data-vd-pattern - activates pattern for that field - options(regexes) are in object: "email","password", "url"; data-vd-pattern-message - error message for pattern - if added to Form - act's as default, oferwritten if added to specific input, "none" - acts as turn of for that input;
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How to Use Sysmon 2.0 (Part 2)
Sysmon 2.0 Rule filtering
If you have used Sysmon for any extended length of time, you already know that the logs fill up quick. This is the nature of Windows. There is a lot going on under the hood. If you configure Sysmon to log when processes create network connections (Event ID 3) and load modules (Event ID 7), you are going to record more logs than you want to read.
To help add granularity, 2.0 comes with the ability to filter events based off a flexible ruleset. This is implemented through an XML configuration file that can be applied during installation and changed any time. The configuration commands can be found on the SysInternals' Sysmon page. Here is an example of a basic configuration file w/some notes:
The XML file is broken into to two sections Configuration and Rules.
The Configuration section provides for the same options config options from the command line.
-h Configuration entry: Hashing
-l Configuration entry: ImageLoading
-n Configuration entry: Network
The Rules section allows you to configure which events you want to include/exclude.
Making rules are pretty easy:
- Pick a Sysmon Event you want to include/exclude in the logs.
- Determine if you are want to use this rule to include or exclude something.
- Cast an appropriate net.
ID Tag Event 1 ProcessCreate Process Create 2 FileCreateTime File creation time 3 NetworkConnect Network connection detected 5 ProcessTerminate Process terminated 6 DriverLoad Driver Loaded 7 ImageLoad Image loaded
Lets say I want to focus on Event ID 2 events so I will use the "NetworkConnect" tag.
This might be the most confusing part but fear not, I will lead you through.
A Sysmon rule asks for a default action to apply to all events of that type. To Log (include) or not to Log (exclude), that is the question. Once you have established the default action, you include conditional statements that act as exceptions to the default action. So if the default action is to INCLUDE, all of the conditions in the rule will be used to EXCLUDE events from the log. The opposite is also true, if the default action is to EXCLUDE, all of the conditions in the rule will be used to INCLUDE events in the log.
This is where Sysmon shines. If you are configuring Sysmon monitor something specific, these new rules afford that level of granularity. Inversely, you can increase the Signal-to-Noise ratio and not log noisy known good processes (antivirus, binaries with specific hashes, etc).
This is an example of a configuration file to observe the specific actions of a particular malware:
Here is a random example I pulled from the good people at malwr.com.
Here is a Sysmon configuration file that could be used to monitor most of the behavior. (This is not exhaustive, just an example of potential use.)
Using Sysmon for something this specific is great but when you are staring at trees, you are going to miss the forest. Here is an example of how to use Sysmon as an everyday background service that monitors everything EXCEPT for processes that you would rather not see cluttering up your logs.
The seriously useful part about the configuration file is that you can load a new one at anytime.
C:\Windows\System32>sysmon.exe -c OnlyLookAtOneThing.xml C:\Windows\System32>sysmon.exe -c DontLogPornHubTraffic.xml
This makes Sysmon very deployable and scalable. Personally, on most of my machines, I typically run Sysmon wide open, without any restriction on what to log unless I want to document something specific. I also increase the log size to something ridiculous like 200 MB.
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This test passes if there are two gray rectangles: the first with two numbered lists (3 items each), the second with three un-numbered lists (2 items each).
First list of each type should be blue, second list of each type should be black and the third un-ordered list should be green.
Each numbered list should start at 1.
Both the numbers and the list markers should be outside of the gray rectangles.


The new scroll events introduced in this document provide web developers a way to listen to the state of the scrolling and when their content is being overscrolled or when the scrolling has finished. This information will be useful for the effects such as pull to refresh or history swipe navigations in the web apps.
With CSS overscroll behavior property developers can prevent user-agent defined default boundary actions. Overscroll affordance (e.g. rubber-banding or glow effect), pull to refresh, and history swipe navigation are examples of default boundary actions.
Overscroll behavior property lets developers to prevent default aformentioned boundary actions. However in order to implement customized behaviors, they still need to register a combination of scroll, touch, wheel event listeners to find out when overscrolling has started and trigger their customized scroll boundary behavior. This approach has the following disadvantages/limitations:
overscroll
and scrollend
eventsTo simplify overscroll behavior customization we propose firing overscroll and scrollend events.
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event to the scrolling element when it reaches its scrolling extent.
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of such event will be the scrolling element.
When no element has consumed any delta in the current scroll sequence the target
will be the last element in scroll chain.
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≠ auto
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and that element will be the last element in the cut chain and get the overscroll
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event to the scrolled element indicating that the scroll sequence has ended
and any scroll offset changes has been applied (i.e. any active scroll animation has completed).
When no element has scrolled during the current scroll sequence the scrollend
will get sent to the overscroll
event's target
.
dictionary OverscrollEventInit : EventInit { double deltaX = 0.0; double deltaY = 0.0; }; interface OverscrollEvent : Event { readonly attribute double deltaX; readonly attribute double deltaY; };
overscroll
| Type | overscroll |
|---|---|
| Interface | OverscrollEvent |
| Sync / Async | Async |
| Bubbles | Yes if the target is Document |
| Trusted Targets | Element, Document |
| Cancelable | No |
| Composed | Yes |
| Default action | None |
Note that similar to scroll
event,
overscroll
and scrollend
events bubble if fired at document.
Similarly the overscroll
and scrollend
events are async, non-cancelable, and do not have any default actions.
To prevent default boundary actions developers must use CSS overscroll behavior property.
GlobalEventHandlers
interfaceThe following section describes extensions to the existing GlobalEventHandlers
interface, defined in [[!HTML5]], to facilitate the event handler registration.
partial interface GlobalEventHandlers { attribute EventHandler onoverscroll; attribute EventHandler onscrollend; };
overscroll
event type.
scrollend
event type.


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Mr. Wilson Erinayo Oryema was the first Ugandan Inspector General of Police following Uganda’s independence in 1962.
When self-government was proclaimed in March 1962, the title of Commissioner of Police was abolished and replaced by Inspector General of Police. On April 17, 1964, Oryema was sworn in by the then Prime Minister, Dr. Apollo Milton Obote.
Oryema played the role of expanding the police and recruiting highly educated cadet officers into the force.
He performed it well until the military coup of 1971 when President Idi Amin removed him and made him a minister, and later killed him in 1977. He succeeded the last British Commissioner of Police, Michael Macoun, who became advisor to the Ugandan government before leaving the country in September 1964.


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It seems as though mega-producer Jerry Bruckheimer is stretching his wings a little this year with two follow-up films to his typical summertime macho fest flick GONE IN SIXTY SECONDS. The first was COYOTE UGLY, a T&A film disguised as a "woman's story" (or the other way around), and the second is this movie, a real-life drama based on the forced integration of blacks and whites in the early 70s.
So you're probably asking yourself, "What do you mean? No T&A? No loud booming soundtrack? No hyped-up editing jobs? Es tu, Bruckheimer?" It's sad but true, my friends, Mr. Jerry Bruckheimer has slipped over to the other side of filmmaking and finally decided to make a movie that actually means something! Bravo, sir! PS: Just don't ever forget your bread and butter, Jerry... :)
PLOT: Based on a true story set in 1971, a black coach is hired to take over a newly integrated football team of black and white students. The old white coach is kept on as his assistant, while everybody from the players, to the coaches, to the townspeople have trouble adjusting to the forced racial integration. Racism and intolerance follow as the coach attempts to whip everybody into shape as one team working towards the same goal.
CRITIQUE: A well-packaged, well-acted, well-intentioned feel good movie that brings nothing new to the table yet still manages to pull you into its wonderful world of harmony. It is important to note that as with all films of this nature, there is always a very fine line between sappy melodrama, selling it all on the "TV movie of the week" mentality, and a real story with an honest to goodness message. This film manages to ride that fine line very well for most of the way through, primarily due to its solid cast, steady pace, no major lulls or sermons delivered here, and Denzel Washington, who once more, checks in with another outstanding performance. Of course, many will say that Denzel isn't exactly stretching his acting muscles here, playing the straight-talking leader-man once again, and surely, all of these people will have a point. But the bottom line is the bottom line and the bottom line in this case is that the charisma and talent combined in this one man is what make this entire story stick together to such a greater extent, and that's really all that matters.
Of course, the story itself is also an important one. Such extreme racial divide still prevalent in the 70s. Who knew? Certainly not me, at least not to this sad-sack extent (Segregated restaurants? Yikes!). And despite most of the basic plot points of the film having been seen a thousand times before (too many clichés to enumerate here), I was totally "into" this movie because I cared about the people in it and the situations presented within. Why, you might ask? Simply put, the director seems to have perfectly molded all of the ideal elements needed to create an entertaining picture. He took the cliches and mixed them in with a great cast. All solid actors across the board, many of whom are given a three-dimensional quality for you to care about. Added some needed humor, a quick pace, which may have otherwise dulled people to death, captivating football scenes, sympathetic characters on all sides, and ultimately, a profound message which you can't help but root for in the end. "It's not the outside of a person that counts...it's the inside". Sappy, right? You've heard it a million times, right? Well, so had I, but this film still had me sogging up my nachos, an event that occurs only once or twice every year.
Ultimately, I think this film was helped by the fact that it was based on a true story because of that added sense of security, knowing that it all really happened, investing more in the characters. And as per most true-life movie tales, and my personal favorite part of all these films, an excellent "where are they now" summary completed the presentation of this movie. I love that! Woo-hoo! Great move, Boaz!   And if you're a jaded movie geek just looking to rip into a movie that doesn't really offer much originality but does more than make up for it with an outstanding cast and message, I say...stay home. Don't ruin this one for the rest of us.
Review Date: September 7, 2000 Director: Boaz Yakin Writer: Gregory Allen Howard Producers: Jerry Bruckheimer and Chad Oman Actors: Denzel Washington as Coach Boone Will Patton as Coach Yoast Genre: Drama Year of Release: 2000 ------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------- (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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- Wei Cui, Shuang Wu, Qing Shen, Jing Tian, Siliang Wu, Xiang-Gen Xia, “Parameter estimation method for radar maneuvering target with arbitrary migrations,” IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, vol. 55, no. 5, pp. 2195-2213, Oct. 2019.
- Wei Cui, Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Siliang Wu, “Low complexity DOA estimation for wideband off-grid sources based on re-focused compressive sensing with dynamic dictionary,” IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Signal Processing, vol. 13, no. 5, pp. 918-930, Sep. 2019.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Wei Cui, Siliang Wu, Piya Pal, “Simplified and enhanced multiple level nested arrays exploiting high order difference co-arrays,” IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, vol. 67, no. 13, pp. 3502-3515, Jul. 2019.
- Ahsan Raza, Wei Liu, Qing Shen, “Thinned coprime array for second-order difference co-array generation with reduced mutual couplings,” IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, vol. 67, no. 8, pp. 2052-2065, Apr. 2019.
- Junwei Zhou, Qing Shen, Wei Cui, “A novel carrier leakage cancellation algorithm for multiple target detection,” Chinese Journal of Electronics, vol. 28, no. 1, pp. 100–106, Jan. 2019.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Li Wang, Yin Liu, “Adaptive beamforming for target detection and surveillance based on distributed unmanned aerial vehicle platforms,” IEEE Access, vol. 6, pp. 60812-60823, 2018.
- Tong Qian, Wei Cui, Qing Shen, “Sparse reconstruction method for DOA estimation based on dynamic dictionary and negative exponent penalty,” Chinese Journal of Electronics, vol. 27, no. 2, pp. 386-392, Mar. 2018.
- Jinzhi Xiang, Wei Cui, Qing Shen, “Flexible and accurate frequency estimation for complex sinusoid signal by interpolation using DFT samples,” Chinese Journal of Electronics, vol. 27, no. 1, pp. 109-114, Jan. 2018.
- Shuang Wu, Wei Cui, Qing Shen, Jiangang Hou, Siliang Wu, “Efficient parameter estimation method for maneuvering targets in discrete randomly-modulated radar,” Digital Signal Processing, vol. 67, pp.91-106, Aug. 2017.
- Jingjing Cai, Wei Liu, Ru Zong, Qing Shen, “An expanding and shift scheme for constructing fourth-order difference co-arrays,” IEEE Signal Processing Letters, vol. 24, no. 4, pp. 480-484, Apr. 2017.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Wei Cui, Siliang Wu, Yimin D. Zhang, Moeness G. Amin, “Focused compressive sensing for underdetermined wideband DOA estimation exploiting high-order difference co-arrays,” IEEE Signal Processing Letters, vol. 24, no. 1, pp. 86-90, Jan. 2017.
- Qing Shen, Wei Cui, Wei Liu, Siliang Wu, Yimin D. Zhang, Moeness G. Amin, “Underdetermined wideband DOA estimation of off-grid sources employing the difference co-array concept,” Signal Processing, vol. 130, pp. 299-304, Jan. 2017.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Wei Cui, Siliang Wu, “Underdetermined DOA estimation under the compressive sensing framework: A review,” IEEE Access, 2016, 4: 8865-8878.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Wei Cui, Siliang Wu, “Extension of co-prime arrays based on the fourth-order difference co-array concept,” IEEE Signal Processing Letters, vol. 23, no. 5, pp. 615-619, May 2016.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Wei Cui, Siliang Wu, Yimin D. Zhang, Moeness G. Amin, “Low complexity direction-of-arrival estimation based on wideband co-prime arrays,” IEEE/ACM Transactions on Audio, and Speech, Language Processing, vol. 23, no. 9, pp. 1445–1456, Sep. 2015.
- Jing Tian, Wei Cui, Qing Shen, Zixiang Wei, Siliang Wu, “High-speed maneuvering target detection approach based on joint RFT and keystone transform,” Science China Information Sciences, vol. 56, no. 6, pp. 1-13, 2013.
- Wei Cui, Xinguo Zhu, Qing Shen, “A new parameter design method for 3rd-order range tracking loop,” Acta Armamentar II, vol. 31, no. 6, pp. 807-810, 2010.
- Hantian Wu, Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Wei Cui, “Underdetermined low-complexity wideband DOA estimation with uniform linear arrays,” in Proc. IEEE Sensor Array and Multichannel Signal Processing Workshop (SAM), Hangzhou, China, Jun. 2020.
- Yechen Li, Jie Yao, Qing Shen, Wei Cui, “Dual-channel monopulse angle estimation method for weak target based on reference signal,” in Proc. IEEE International Conference on Signal, Information and Data Processing (ICSIDP), Chongqing, China, Dec. 2019.
- Yibao Liang, Qing Shen, Wei Cui, Wei Liu, “Cramer-Rao bound for wideband DOA estimation with uncorrelated sources,” in Proc. IEEE Global Conference on Signal and Information Processing (GlobalSIP), Ottawa, Canada, Nov. 2019.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Li Wang, Yin Liu, “Group sparsity based target localization for distributed sensor array networks,” in Proc. IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP), Brighton, UK, May 2019.
- Ahsan Raza, Wei Liu, Qing Shen, “Displaced thinned coprime arrays with an additional sensor for DOA estimation,” in Proc. IEEE International Symposium on Signal Processing and Information Technology (ISSPIT), Louisville, Kentucky, USA, Dec. 2018, pp. 95-100.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Li Wang, Yin Liu, “Joint adaptive beamforming based on distributed moving platforms”, in Proc. IEEE International Conference on Digital Signal Processing (DSP), Shanghai, China, Nov. 2018.
- Ahsan Raza, Wei Liu, Qing Shen, “Thinned coprime arrays for DOA estimation”, in Proc. European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), Kos Island, Greece, Aug. 2017, pp. 415–419.
- Jinzhi Xiang, Qing Shen, Wei Cui, “A novel single tone frequency estimation by interpolation using DFT samples with zero-padding”, in Proc. IEEE International Conference on Signal Processing, Chengdu, China, Nov. 2016, pp. 277-281.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Wei Cui, Siliang Wu, “Extension of nested arrays with the fourth-order difference co-array enhancement,” in Proc. IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP), Shanghai, China, Mar. 2016, pp. 2991-2995.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Wei Cui, Siliang Wu, Yimin D. Zhang, Moeness G. Amin, “Wideband DOA estimation for uniform linear arrays based on the co-array concept,” in Proc. European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO), Nice, France, Sep. 2015, pp. 2885-2889.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Wei Cui, Siliang Wu, “Low-complexity compressive sensing based DOA estimation for co-prime arrays,” in Proc. IEEE International Conference on Digital Signal Processing, Hong Kong, China, Aug. 2014, pp. 754-758.
- Qing Shen, Wei Liu, Wei Cui, Siliang Wu, Yimin D. Zhang, Moeness G. Amin, “Group sparsity based wideband DOA estimation for co-prime arrays,” in Proc. IEEE China Summit and International Conference on Signal and Information Processing (ChinaSIP), Xi’an, China, Jul. 2014, pp. 252-256.
- Qing Shen, Wei Cui, Jiangang Hou, Siliang Wu, Hongbao Li, “Carrier leakage cancellation in pulse Doppler radar applied for single target detection,” in Proc. IET International Radar Conference, Xi’an, China, 2013, pp. 972-976.


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We have had a very busy weekend. Greg worked on our new decking, which is almost finished. I spent the weekend painting the spare room which will soon become Tenneille's bedroom. The original paint colour in the house is quite dark, so it takes at least 3 coats to cover. My arms are feeling my painting efforts. Hope to have some photo's to show you soon.
Time for me to sit down and have a cuppa. Sadly we have the heater going. Feels like autumn is starting to kick in. I checked the chooks aka 'the girls' just before and even they are huddled in one nesting box together tonight. So much for summer!  Jacinta x


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