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Diff-Tree: A Diffusion Model for Diversified Tree Point Cloud Generation with High Realism

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By Haifeng Xu, Yongjian Huai, Xiaoying Nie, Qingkuo Meng
| MDPI
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Visualization of Real-Time Forest Firefighting Inference and Fire Resource Allocation Simulation Technology

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By Siyu Yang, Yongjian Huai, Xiaoying Nie, Qingkuo Meng
| MDPI
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Realistic Simulation of Dissolution Process on Rock Surface

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By Xiaoying Nie, Zhaoxi Yu, Chunqing Zhou
| MDPI
1. Introduction The dissolution process on a rock surface is a common and complex geological phenomenon in nature [1]. Simulation techniques can visualize the evolution of this process over long time scales and predict future geomorphologic trends. This is of great significance for geological disaster forecasting and land use planning.
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