International Planning Studies

spatial distribution of resources. Justice in relation to mobility is invoked and performed in various ways. This is based on the premise that space not only contains resources that can be distributed [...] the EIA and LUP are potential planning tools to mitigate the impacts of climate change on land resource use and development. In comparison, the EIA is a more rational system than LUP but limited in scope [...] the 'batteryscape', and 'storage as a multi-scalar analytic' to analyze storage across scales, resources, and applications. It argues for understanding storage as both a symptom of and enabler to infr …

ap- plication there appears to be one homogeneous structure servicing the application as if every resource and service were available at the location where the application runs (Single Image Capability) [...] that would be included in an appropri- ate form. Throughout this activity everybody would have to be aware of the current status of the section. In ad- dition he would have to learn about the current versions [...] services. These are schematically de- picted in fig.3. Processes running at a site request services (resource access), and the local service managers/agents, in turn, cooperate with partner services at different …

Juniorprof. Dr. Thomas Liebig

Robert Falkenberg and Johannes Pillmann and Christian Wietfeld. Resource-efficient transmission of vehicular sensor data using context-aware communication . In 19th IEEE International Conference on Mobile [...] Heppe/2017a Heppe, Lukas and Liebig, Thomas. Real-Time Public Transport Delay Prediction for Situation-Aware Routing . In Kern-Isberner, Gabriele and Fürnkranz, Johannes and Thimm, Matthias (editors), KI 2017: …

Microsoft Word - Meyer-Schubert-310507.doc

that the relevant actors do not have the resources necessary to control its development to a higher degree. Or maybe actors just do not want to spend more resources on the control of a path. But in contrast [...] ate: Paths can be deliberately created by actors, if they are able to mobi- lise the necessary resources. - History and social actors matter - Increasing returns and mobilising actors - Lock-in Meyer/Schubert: [...] find processes in which the actors do not have full control over the development of the path but are aware of it, and influence it to a certain degree through deliberate actions. There are different reasons …

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recognition using approximate stroke sequence. Third Int’l Conf. on Language Resources and Evaluation (LREC 2002), Arabic Language Resources and Evaluation –status and prospects workshop; 2002, June. [11] Abuhaiba [...] inter spacing. Special treatment has been required to separate sub-words when an overlap exists [ are aware of no previous collection of a lexicon of CCs. 4. Lexicon production and reduction Production of a [...] intra-word spacing. Special treatment has been required to words when an overlap exists [20]. We are aware of no previous collection of a lexicon of exicon production and reduction Production of a lexicon …

the human resource department of a company. Let us also assume (for the sake of page limitations) that Maria is working for this human resource department. The authorization sphere “human resource (HR)” ranks [...] rule of authorization sphere “human resource” is given. The following example of an application level rule states that for the authorization sphere “human resource (HR)” any appli- cation running on a [...] distributed admin- istration processes is to be found in [24]. In order to define the security of context–aware applications environment roles have been introduced [4, 5]. In this way some spatial and temporal …

Microsoft Word - CoTTCol-final.doc

and gives per- spectives of future work. Previous and Related Work. As mentioned above we are not aware of any CSCL concept or tool that would work, or is at least targeted at working, under the constraints [...] “correct” algorithm could be implemented from the beginning but then the participants would not be aware of inherent deadlocks, and they would not be guided into their own, or cooperative, ideas for solution [...] ICT (SECIII), Dortmund, 2002. [Win81] Winkowski, J.: Protocols of Accessing Overlapping Sets of Resources. In the Information Processing Letters, vol. 12, no. 5(1981) …

Microsoft Word - Iversen-Werle-230306.doc

effective, as in the case of P3P, but extremely time and resource intensive and, thus, not feasible as a standard operating procedure. But also the less resource-consuming ad hoc mode of participation is considered [...] side effect of their activities, are incurred by third parties. These actors, who may not even be aware of the negative externalities, are compelled by regulative standards to internalize the externalities [...] fees and travel expenses. Thus, engag- ing in standardization requires sub- stantial financial resources and time. 4 Input and output legitimacy Current changes of the landscape of SDO, mainly driven by …

Microsoft Word - ITS_European_Congress_Helsinki_INSIGHT_v16.docx

unusual congestion events and reallocate human resources from monitoring to response implementation. This automated alert system will mean that resources can be deployed to the correct location in a timely [...] traffic related events. However, monitoring such a large stream of data requires an efficient use of resources. We develop a sophisticated architecture, described in more detail in (INSIGHT Deliverable 2.1) [...] that they can incorporate crowdsourcing in time-sensitive tasks such as traffic monitoring, location-aware surveys, points-of-interest suggestions, real-time entertainment recommendations, price checks, etc …