Gallery Items tagged Project / Lab Report
If you conduct a scientific experiment or undertake a piece of research, you’ll usually need to write up a corresponding project or lab report, to summarize the objective of your task, the methods you followed, the results you obtained, and the conclusions you drew from your work. Here we provide a sample of great templates for producing such reports, which include layout guidelines to help guide you through the process.

PPU3210 semesteroppgave-templat
Enkelt å bruke templat til PPU3210 semesteroppgaven.
Matias Einer Rekstad

Comparison of two techniques for data analysis in Dual energy radiography
A dual energy radiography method using basis decomposition was developed, the process
to do it is shown and it is compared against an alternate more direct method of analyzing the
data using the logarithm of the original data, concluding that this second method does work
but it is not better than basis decomposition.
Fernando Franco Félix

Resonance Tube Lab Report
Lab report template for PHYS152 Fundamentals of Physics 2 at St. Mary's College of Maryland (SMCM)
Erin De Pree

Modelo de Relatorio IFPR Campo Largo
Template para relatórios em formato de artigo em duas colunas
Diego Tefili

Project Report
This project report template combines elegant formatting with a clean layout, and is the perfect way to quickly turn your notes and results into a complete document. Originally created by Frits Wenneker, the template is now pre-loaded in Overleaf for easy editing in your browser.
You can use Overleaf to create, edit and publish your report with nothing to install and no sign up required - simply click the 'Open as Template' button to create your project report instantly.
If you're new to LaTeX, checkout our free online LaTeX course - it covers all the steps you need to create a complete document with figures, tables and bibliography.
Example by Frits Wenneker

A Regression based approach for link residual time prediction in MANETs
Mobile ad-hoc network (MANET) is a collection of mobile
terminals forming an infrastructure less and quick deployable network,
which can communicate to each other via multiple hops or single hop.
Such ad-hoc networks have always been important for various applications like defence applications especially for countries like India having
boundaries and regions with large geographical diversity. Mobility attribute is a notable one in MANETs, as this leads to frequent topology
changes which are the primary cause of route failure. A route is an ordered set of links, hence for predicting future availability of any particular
route, it is important to estimate the availability of its currently available constituent links. This paper explores various link availability prediction model and proposes a least square polynomial regression-based
statistical approach to predict the availability of link. Proposed approach
assumes that movement of nodes are based on column mobility model i.e
each node in the network is linearly moving with constant speed. Each
node in the network periodically broadcasts hello packets to its neighbours to inform it’s availability in the network. Neighbour node receives
hello packet and uses its signal strength to estimate distance between
sender and receiver of hello packet. A monotonically decreasing signal
strength of hello packets at receiver node indicates that nodes are moving away from each other and link between them may break in future so
it starts link residual time prediction algorithm to predict the time when
the distance between them will exceed the pre-defined threshold value.
The proposed algorithm is simulated using NS 2.35. The performance
of the algorithm has been analyzed for identified parameters. The results are also been compared by simulating other existing link prediction
approaches based on interpolation.
Heman Pathak

Reykjavík University Basic Report Template
A basic report template for use at Reykjavík University
Joseph Timothy Foley

CERN ATS Note
This is a template for CERN Accelerator and Technology Sector (ATS) notes.
CERN Accelerator and Technology Sector (ATS)

Labo II: reporte 1
Reporte 1
Abdenago Guzmán Ledezma & Marco Jara Jimenes