Search results for "Mod"

showing 10 items of 39605 documents

Software business models and contexts for software innovation: key areas software business research

2003

This paper examines business, design, and product development aspects of software business models. Contexts of small and large companies for creating software innovations are also analysed. Finally, software business research is called for and an agenda for software business research is presented to better understand the dynamics of the software industry and help create and manage successful software-intensive ventures.

software business modelssoftware innovationDP industrysoftware business researchproduct designcorporate venturingproduct developmentsoftware industryinnovation managementsoftware engineering
researchProduct

The Strategic Management of Institutions for Value Creation. A Study of Hybrid Models for Software Development.

2007

software development modelsInstitutionSettore SECS-P/08 - Economia E Gestione Delle ImpreseValue creation
researchProduct

Four fundamental software process modelling principles : the Case of Nokia Telecommunications

1997

software processsoftware process modelsoftware process modelling methodprocess modelling languagesoftware process modellingsoftware process modelling method engineering
researchProduct

ISTehnology – integrated Approach to IS Development and Benefits of its Using

2011

The system ISTechnology and benefits of its usage are analyzed in the paper. ISTechnology provides an integrated approach to business modeling and development of information systems. The system consists of a meta-model and applications. The meta-model enables defining of a platform independent business model of the organization. The applications provide the definition and interpretation of the business model. Interpretation of the business model provides functionality of the information system in the selected platform. The lessons learned confirm that the development and maintenance cost of information systems can be significantly reduced by use of the ISTechnology. The paper describes addi…

software product lineEngineeringbusiness.industryArtifact-centric business process modelBusiness system planningmeta-modelBusiness process modelingBusiness domainlcsh:QA75.5-76.95Business Process Model and Notationinformation systemmodel driven architectureFunction modelBusiness architectureSystems engineeringInformation systemlcsh:Electronic computers. Computer sciencebusinessbusiness modelingJournal of Systems Integration
researchProduct

A Channel-Aware Adaptive Modem for Underwater Acoustic Communications

2021

Acoustic underwater channels are very challenging, because of limited bandwidth, long propagation delays, extended multipath, severe attenuation, rapid time variation and large Doppler shifts. A plethora of underwater communication techniques have been developed for dealing with such a complexity, mostly tailoring specific applications scenarios which can not be considered as one-size-fits-all solutions. Indeed, the design of environment-specific solutions is especially critical for modulations with high spectral efficiency, which are very sensitive to channel characteristics. In this paper, we design and implement a software-defined modem able to dynamically estimate the acoustic channel c…

software radioGeneral Computer ScienceSettore ING-INF/03 - TelecomunicazioniOrthogonal frequency-division multiplexingComputer scienceBandwidth (signal processing)General EngineeringChannel estimationData_CODINGANDINFORMATIONTHEORYChannel estimation JANUS modems OFDM software radio underwater communication watermarkTK1-9971Delay spreadmodemsJANUSInterference (communication)underwater communicationModulationElectronic engineeringGeneral Materials ScienceElectrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineeringUnderwater acoustic communicationMultipath propagationOFDMCommunication channelIEEE Access
researchProduct

Effective Practices in Mitigating Soil Erosion from Fields

2017

Soil erosion by water is a natural process that cannot be avoided. Soil erosion depends on many factors, and a distinction should be made between humanly unchangeable (e.g., rainfall) and modifiable (e.g., length of the field) soil erosion factors. Soil erosion has both on-site and off-site effects. Soil conservation tries to combine modifiable factors so as to maintain erosion in an area of interest to an acceptable level. Strategies to control soil erosion have to be adapted to the desired land use. Knowledge of soil loss tolerance, T, i.e., the maximum admissible erosion from a given field, allows technicians or farmers to establish whether soil conservation practices need to be applied …

soil erosion soil loss tolerance on-site and off-site erosion impacts soil conservation burned areas erosion modeling for soil conservationSoil biodiversityAgroforestrycomplex mixturesSoil managementNo-till farmingEnvironmental protectionSoil functionsSoil retrogression and degradationEnvironmental scienceSettore AGR/08 - Idraulica Agraria E Sistemazioni Idraulico-ForestaliDryland salinitySoil conservationSurface runoff
researchProduct

Testing the SEDD model in Sicilian basins

2005

Abstract The Sediment Delivery Distributed (SEDD) model combines the universal soil loss equation (USLE) or the revised universal soil loss equation (RUSLE) with a sediment delivery ratio to predict basin sediment yield. The model was applied to seven Sicilian basins, ranging in size from 20 to 213 km2 . Each basin has a reservoir located at its outlet. The model was applied to each basin using a raster scheme, and a subroutine of ArcInfo software to identify the hydraulic path linking each hillslope cell to the nearest stream cell, and to calculate both the travel time and the sediment delivery ratio of each cell. A procedure for estimating the β coefficient, which appears in the expressio…

soil erosionSEDDsediment yield measurementSettore AGR/08 - Idraulica Agraria E Sistemazioni Idraulico-ForestaliUSLEdistributed modelGIS
researchProduct

Comparing soil inventory with modelling : Carbon balance in central European forest soils varies among forest types

2018

Forest soils represent a large carbon pool and already small changes in this pool may have an important effect on the global carbon cycle. To predict the future development of the soil organic carbon (SOC) pool, well-validated models are needed. We applied the litter and soil carbon model Yasso15 to 1838 plots of the German national forest soil inventory (NFSI) for the period between 1985 and 2014 to enables a direct comparison to the NFSI measurements. In addition, to provide data for the German Greenhouse Gas Inventory, we simulated the development of SOC with Yasso15 applying a climate projection based on the RCP8.5 scenario. The initial model-calculated SOC stocks were adjusted to the m…

soil organic carbonmaaperähiilinielutlitter and soilhiilen kiertoyasso15ilmastotemperate forestssoil carbon changescarbon modelsoil inventorymetsätmaa-analyysi
researchProduct

Impact des modes de production économes en pesticides de synthèse sur la qualité microbiologique des sols viticoles

2022

La viticulture est un secteur d‘activité agricole stratégique pour la France carelle représente le 1er poste exportateur du secteur agroalimentaire pourseulement 3% de la SAU Française. Toutefois, elle est aussi une forteconsommatrice de produits phytosanitaires avec 20% des pesticides utilisés enFrance à elle seule, couplé aussi a une forte mécanisation. Tout ceci entraîne unedégradation de la qualité des sols, qu’elle soit physique (Quiquerez et al., 2008),ou biologique (Dequiedt et al., 2011). Une baisse importante de la biodiversitédu sol altère ses grandes fonctions d’intérêts telles que la décomposition de lamatière organique et la fourniture d’éléments minéraux, l’effet barrière auxp…

sol viticols[SDE] Environmental Sciencesecologie-microbiennemode de production durablescience participativepratique viticole.
researchProduct

Occupations protohistoriques et médiévales en marge du village actuel de Ruvigny : Ruvigny, Aube "Proche l'Eglise". Document final de synthèse

2018

L’occupation se caractérise tout d’abord par une batterie au moins une soixantaine de silos de la transition entre le premier et le second Âge du Fer avec un bruit de fond Néolithique (mobilier résiduel) et Bronze final (quelques fosses et silos). Certains de ces silos ont livré un important mobilier céramique qui, couplé à des rejets de forges et des objets attestant d’un travail de tissage, pourrait indiquer la présence d’un habitat associé à proximité immédiate. L’activité métallurgique est attestée dès le Hallstatt D3.Si aucune inhumation n’a été retrouvé dans les silos, quelques ossements humains épars ont été prélevé dans quatre d’entre eux. Il faut également noter la présence du dépô…

solfibulepoinçonindustrie lithiqueédificesoc d'arairefauneéquidéXVIe sièclecarpologieterre cuitecéramique du bronzeossements humainsacquisition de ressource naturellescoriesBronze finalpilierterre cuite architecturalemétallurgielithologieXVe sièclemaçonneriemacrorestesculotradiocarbonedrainageNéolithique finalcéramologie[SHS.ARCHEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryHallstattTemps Modernesarchéozoologiemortier (récipient)enclosescalierXIe siècleLa Tèneparcellairecavegéomorphologiefusaïolefond de cabane[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryXIIe siècleép médiévalesilopalissadeChampagne-Ardenneélevagecouteauanthropologiegrangemétallographiemoellon
researchProduct