Titlebook: Environmental Software Systems; Environmental Inform Ralf Denzer,David A. Swayne,Gerald Schimak Conference proceedings 2000 IFIP Internatio

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Conference proceedings 2000conomics and other related areas.Its practitioners must be prepared to work with many diverseprofessional groups. It forms the foundation for computer-assistedenvironmental protection. .This book contains an edited version of papers presented at the 3rdInternational Symposium on Environmental Softwa

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Will “environmental” be replaced by “extrasensory”? complexity of environmental issues are discussed in the paper as well as approaches of university undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in this area. The conclusion presented is that the future depends on the ability of environmental science and technology to provide solutions to environmental problems.

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A Distributed Architecture for Environmental Information Systems communication language. The agents and the associated ontological framework are designed as much as possible to take advantage of standard object-oriented technology, such as CORBA, UML, and OQL, in order to enhance system openness and accessibility.

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Predicting Patterns In Spatial Ecology Using Neural Networks: Modelling Colonisation of New Zealand terrain to predict the potential condition of pups for coastline segments around South Island. We suggest that ANNs can be used effectively in combination with geographic information systems for ecological modelling.

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What Would a Reusable Meteorology Component for Environmental Models Look Like weather events. The structure and the behaviour of the component are displayed using ‘Unified Modelling Language’ (UML) [2] with class and sequence diagrams. Some advantages of the approach are platform independence, robustness, small size, user friendliness and the availability of a large range of past and future meteorology data.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-11030-0each parameter reflect its ability to predict observed transport measurements. Cases are retrieved that nearly match parameter estimations for a particular project under consideration. The existing cases that are found in the same leaf of the decision tree are then presented for review and analysis of the proposed project

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