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Extractions: This page is intended for printing purposes. Disclosing Digital Cultural Wealth: Museums and the Open Archives Initiative: John Perkins , Executive Director of the CIMI Consortium, discusses the potential the Open Archives Initiative may hold for museums and talks about how CIMI have been testing the OAI protocol. News from the Russian State Library: Monika Segbert discusses how new funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation will help the RSL build on the results of the successful TACIS project.
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Extractions: Type PI Last Name PI Dept Agency Project Title Award Date Award Amt Start Date End Date RESEARCH ARENAZ SCI NSF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ALLIANCE FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION RESEARCH PINGITORE GEOL NSF INCORPORATION OF MINOR AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN CORAL SKELETAL ARAGONITE: AN X-RAY ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY AND MICROSTRUCTURAL STUDY RESEARCH FERREGUT FAST WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB DATA FUSION METHODOLOGIES FOR INTELLIGENT NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION RESEARCH COLE PHYS NSF PHOTOPRODUCTION OF VECTOR MESONS RESEARCH NAVARRO EP COLLAB NSF URBAN SYSTEMIC PROGRAM RESEARCH MCCLURE MET NASA INVESTIGATION OF FRICTION STIR WELDING RESEARCH PANNELL CHEM NIH MARC STAR TRAINING PROGRAM RESEARCH CARRASCO-FLORES EE NSF A MODEL INSTITUTION FOR EXCELLENCE (PHASE 2) RESEARCH SCHULZE-MAKUCH GEOL NASA EXPLORATION OF GEOTHERMAL DISCHARGE AREAS USING REMOTE SENSING AND HYDROLOGICAL METHODS RESEARCH BRONSON MECH NASA NONPARAMETRIC INFERENCE UNDER ORDER CONSTRAINTS FOR COMPLETE AND CENSORED DATA: MATERIALS SCIENCE APPLICATIONS RESEARCH GATES CS NSF CISE MINORITY INSTITUTIONS INFRASTRUCTURE: BUILDING AFFINITY GROUPS TO ENABLE... RESEARCH SMITH PHYS NSF CHEMICAL EVOLUTION IN LOW-MASS STELLAR SYSTEMS RESEARCH HERNDON CHEM CAMILLE AND HENRY DREYFUS FOUNDATION SENIOR SCIENTIST MENTOR INITIATIVE RESEARCH ANTHONY GEOL NSF REFINING GEOTHERMAL EXPLORATION VIA GEOCHEMICAL MODELLING OF YOUNG VOLCANIC CENTERS IN THE KENYA RIFT RESEARCH WIEBE PSYC DHHS EVALUATION OF AN INNOVATIVE MODEL OF HIV/AIDS CARE RESEARCH STARKS PACES NASA PAN AMERICAN CENTER FOR EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES RESEARCH COLE
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Extractions: Acknowledgments This paper examines the problem of risk mitigation in virtual organizations (VO's). We begin by discussing risk propensity in virtual organizations, and draw on a variety of research to suggest processes important in obtaining high levels of reliable performance in VO's. From this research we identify four processes we think are important: organizational structuring and design, communication, culture, and trust. Based on existing research done in conventional and high reliability organizations, we suggest how these processes may enhance reliability in VO's. We discuss how thoughtful management of these attributes can mitigate risk, and conclude with a theoretical and research agenda for future work. Business Week Risk in systems can exist because one or more components in the system are risky, or it can result from components that are themselves relatively safe, but interact in ways that increase risk. Perrow (1984) discusses such risk propensities at length, but generally for smaller systems than those that can be imagined as VO's. Here we use the commonly used engineering definition of a risky event as one that is low probability but high consequence (e.g. Wenk, 1982).
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Extractions: Kenneth R. Abbott and Sunil K. Sarin. Experiences with Workflow Management: Issues for the Next Generation. In Richard Furuta and Christine Neuwirth, editors, CSCW '94 Tarek F. Abdelzaher and Nina Bhatti. Web Content Adaptation to Improve Server Overload Behavior. In Proceedings of the Eighth International World-Wide Web Conference Serge Abiteboul, Sophie Cluet, and Tova Milo. Correspondence and Translation for Heterogeneous Data. In Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Database Theory . Springer, Delphi, Greece, 1997. Serge Abiteboul, Sophie Cluet, and Tova Milo. Querying and Updating the File. In Proceedings of the Nineteenth International Conference on Very Large Databases , pp. 73-84. VLDB Endowment, Dublin, Ireland, 1993. About Profiles . Library of Congress, January, 1998. Accessible at http://lcweb.loc.gov/z3950/agency/profiles/about.html. Defines concisely what a protocol 'profile' is. Marc Abrams, Constantinos Phanouriou, Alan L. Batongbacal, Stephen M. Williams, and Jonathan E. Shuster. UIML: An Appliance-independent XML User Interface Language. In Proceedings of the Eighth International World-Wide Web Conference Mark S. Ackerman.
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Extractions: Search Options Help Site Map Cultivate Web Site Search Home Current Issue Index of Back Issues Issue 6 Home ... Misc. This page is intended for printing purposes. Welcome to the sixth issue of Cultivate Interactive! With the recent launch of Cultivate-Rusisia we thought it would be appropriate to give this issue of Cultivate Interactive Other feature articles in the magazine cover a wide variety of Digital Cultural Heritage projects; some funded by DIGICULT such as Collaboratory for Annotation, Indexing and Retrieval of Digitized Historical Archive Material (COLLATE), Cultural Heritage in Regional Networks (REGNET) and BioNet. And others, such as Safeguarding European Photographic Images for Access (SEPIA), Children's Historical Literature Disseminated Throughout Europe (CHILDE), Cross-Language Evaluation Forum (CLEF), Electronic Information for Librariesn (eIFL), New Access And Services For Cultural Content (Activate) funded by a variety of other funding schemes. the purpose of the research is to explore how a specific community of users can use the OAI protocol and to begin the process of assessing the effectiveness and efficiency of OAI.
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Extractions: <.001), and for col poscopic impressions with histology within one level of disease severity, 86% (k appa=.78, P < or =35.5%). The speed of reading and writing files was slowest in DPCM. However, the actual time of reading and writing was fast enoug h ( < 0.01). The disc omfort on a visual analogue score for the videosigmoidoscope was 3.0 (1.8), whic h was significantly less than for the conventional sigmoidoscope 5.5 (2.7) (p < 0.01) that increase s (r = 0.983, P < 0.05) than the unencrypted files. The same trend was seen with the T1 connection, although the differences often were not significant. When T1 transmission times were compared with modem times with other variables held constant, modem times were significa ntly longer (P <. 005) for all dermatologists. Simil arly, when cases of above average image quality were considered, agreement incre ased to 84% to 98%. Again this difference was substantiated by means of a chi-sq uare test between adequate and poor images, with statistical significance for tw o dermatologists (P <0. 00 1). NIHSS scores ranged from 1 through 24. Based on weighted kappa coefficients, 4 items (orientation, motor arm, motor leg, and neglect) displayed excellent ag reement, 6 items (language, dysarthria, sensation, visual fields, facial palsy, and gaze) displayed good agreement, and 2 items (commands and ataxia) displayed poor agreement. Total NIHSS scores obtained by bedside and remote methods were s trongly correlated (r=0.97, P
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Extractions: Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) 2000, Takamatsu Japan, Nov 2000 Abstract: Repetitive manual materials handling of heavy loads is common in assembly and is a common cause of low back disorders. The manual manipulation of a heavy load may be made more comfortable by constraining the load to move along a guide. The frictionless guide directs the motion of the load to the goal con guration as the human operator provides forces in directions that are comfortable. In this paper we present our rst experimental results in guided manipulation with the purpose of understanding motions and forces that are comfortable for human operators. Link to article
