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Safe Routes to School: Case Studies Examples of programs from around the country By Bruce Appleyard (used by permission of the author) The following case studies highlight some of the experiences and lessons learned from communities nationwide who have initiated efforts to encourage children to walk and bike by making the journey to school safer. Parkmead, California Inspired by the work of Donald Appleyard in his book, Livable Streets In the survey, parents suggested that traffic has a multiplier effect. They said they drove their children to school because of it. They also said that traffic speed is a major concern. Finally, the lack of sidewalks was identified as another major deterrent to allowing children to walk to school. In 1996, this mapping exercise and survey helped identify the location and type of improvements needed, and helped the community secure a $40,000 California Transit Development Act grant to build a sidewalk along one of its heavily trafficked streets. Marin County, California

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34. The Java Community Process(SM) Program - Community Resources - Spec Lead Guide Success. case studies. JSR 166 case Study A Transparent A case in point, Lea s open source Application Lea and Sun engineer Joshua Bloch have almost identical http://www.jcp.org/en/resources/guide/166-casestudy

JCP Home List of all JSRs Spec Lead Guide Expert Group Login ... Calendar Go to JSR: Case Studies JSR 166 Case Study: A Transparent Expert Group While the Java Community Process (JCP) program has done well to keep its rules open for public scrutiny, the same cannot be said about the workings of individual expert groups. Until recently, expert groups were discouraged from openly airing their strategies, motivations, specifications, Reference Implementations (RIs), and Technology Compatibility Kits (TCKs) until the official schedule permitted the gathering of community and public feedback on the specification only. Never mind that such late and limited feedback was no longer useful for the current revision. By then, expert groups were running full throttle to attain final approval from the group that seemed to matter most the Executive Committee. That's not to say that no attention was paid to those who took the time to comment. It's just that any significant changes were typically rolled into a subsequent revision of the spec. According to Onno Kluyt, director of the JCP Program Management Office (PMO), this disturbing trend was noticed, and rules were recently changed to mandate transparency in expert group activity. ( See JSR 215 Doug Lea Having worked on open source projects for years, Doug Lea is convinced transparency is a far superior approach for the JCP. An active professor in the Computer Science Department, State University of New York at Oswego, Lea serves on the Executive Committee and leads JSR 166. When he submitted the Java Specification Request for 166, he was eager to use his expert group to illustrate precisely how much better the process could be. The result is that the JSR 166 Concurrency Utilities expert group worked in open view of the public and those who truly matter: future users and implementors of the spec.

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TIGER Case Studies The Benefits of TIGER on Offshore Drilling Platforms Incident #1 A gas turbine on an oil platform is always started on distillate fuel oil. The engineer on site noticed that the gas turbine was unstable during start-up - a problem that had been ongoing. The engineer notified his maintenance support team who, using TIGER, remotely connected to the offshore platform and checked the diagnostic information collected during the start-up. It was quickly determined that the liquid fuel was oscillating between the and 5 MW power levels. Using the information available via TIGER the problem was diagnosed as a sticking bypass valve. This problem was very difficult to diagnose on the platform given the operating environment, particularly for the site engineer who would have had to change a number of components and then attempt another restart to see if the problem was solved. In addition, a variety of replacement components are not always available on the platform, which further curtails this type of effort to resolve the problem. If the turbine failed to start due to these oscillations - a very high possibility - then the platform would have lost this power source. By being able to diagnose and correct the problem, the use of TIGER'S diagnostic analysis helped to avoid a probable future trip and shutdown, which would have caused at least 5 hours downtime on the platform.

36. TEACHING ENGINEERING ETHICS providing us with illustrations that gave us ideas for our case studies. The interviews ranged from one hour to more than five hours with an engineer who met http://ethics.tamu.edu/pritchar/an-intro.htm

TEACHING ENGINEERING ETHICS A CASE STUDY APPROACH Michael S. Pritchard Editor CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF ETHICS IN SOCIETY WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY National Science Foundation Grant No. DIR-8820837 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A project such as this cannot be the work of just one person. Although, as principal investigator, I accept full responsibility for the flaws in the project, credit for whatever merits it has must be shared with many others. First and foremost, I thank the more than 50 practicing engineers for their time and thoughtfulness in providing us with illustrations that gave us ideas for our case studies. The interviews ranged from one hour to more than five hours with an engineer who met with us on two occasions. One company provided us with access to its employees for an entire working day. Not only did these engineers provide us with a wealth of ideas, their enthusiasm for our project was a continual source of support. Special thanks go to my co-principal investigator, James Jaksa (Communication), who shared interviewing responsibilities for the project (even sacrificing a week-long Spring Break to talk with engineers). He also wrote preliminary drafts of many of the cases. My Philosophy colleagues John Dilworth and Joseph Ellin served as consultants on the project. John Dilworth designed the software shell for the case studies and provided commentary on twenty cases. He also tried out many of the cases in his business ethics classes. Joseph Ellin wrote commentaries on more than twenty-five of the cases. In addition, I had two graduate assistants during the three years of the project. David Zacker assisted during the first two years of the project. He helped John Dilworth with the software design, created program files for cases, interviewed engineers, and wrote earlier versions of cases. Charles Marsh assisted in the third year, refining the software versions of cases and helping prepare the final set of materials available for classroom use.

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38. Sleepycat Software: Solutions: Customer Case Studies Customer case studies. in the end help our customers bottom lines, and Berkeley DB was one of them. Anton Okmianski, senior software engineer, Cisco Systems. http://www.sleepycat.com/solutions/stories.shtml

var crumb="solutions"; var page="stories"; Customer Case Studies Organizations are always looking for new ways to gain a competitive edge to succeed in their markets. With more than 200 million deployments around the world, Sleepycat Software has helped many organizations achieve that success. Here are a few of their stories. Cisco's Broadband Provisioning Registrar (BPR) needs to handle data for up to 5 million devices. The central server, meanwhile, must handle 150 configuration change transactions per second. Within these parameters, software engineers were free to choose any database option that minimized the total cost of ownership for the customer and maximized Cisco's margins. Read more... (69K pdf) "At Cisco, we are proud of making sound technology decisions that in the end help our customers' bottom lines, and Berkeley DB was one of them." Anton Okmianski, senior software engineer, Cisco Systems. Critical Path helps companies manage the tangled world of data and telephone communications. The company’s expansive collection of email, Web and wireless messaging tools simplify network management for customers around the world. Critical Path relies on Berkeley DB for storage services across its product suite. Read more... (53K pdf)

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40. Broadband.com: Case Studies & Testimonials of our wireless hot spots, so it s essential that the entire process be smooth. Chris Mencer, Senior Network engineer. Next case Study Lincoln Property http://www.broadband.com/case_studies.asp

What are you looking for? Home Broadband services Residential Long Distance Business DSL Internet T1/DS-3/OC-n VPN Services Integrated T1 Get A Quote Now Sections Residential Services Business Services Special Offers Request a Quote ... Full T1 - $399 Month - Free Installation - Free Router Business DSL - $69 Full DS-3 - $3000 + Free Installation* [More Specials] Case Studies Lincoln Property Company: Multiple Locations, Multiple Service Providers The Company: Wise Technologies - Wireless Internet Service Provider Wise Technologies, based in Landover, MD, is the largest wireless hot spot provider on the east coast. Their solutions are currently being used in a wide variety of locations including cafes, restaurants, airports, train stations, and offices. Wise Technologies needed high speed Internet access for its more than 100 locations throughout Maryland, DC and Virginia. In order to meet ROI targets, Wise needed to find services for each location that met their specific performance and cost requirements. Finding suitable solutions was especially complicated because of the number locations and their geographic diversity. The additional responsibility associated with establishing and managing relationships with multiple carriers quickly overwhelmed Wies's technical staff.

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