172 research outputs found
JOM818718_SM – Supplemental material for A Systematic Review of Human Resource Management Systems and Their Measurement
No full textSupplemental material, JOM818718_SM for A Systematic Review of Human Resource Management Systems and Their Measurement by Corine Boon, Deanne N. Den Hartog and David P. Lepak in Journal of Management</p
MAPTASK-AIX
No full textA set of French dialogues elicited with the MAPTASK protocol.Alignment at the utterance level.The recording and the transcription have been done in the Framework of Corine Astésano's Marie-Curie Fellowship.Astésano, C.; Bard, E.; Turk, A. (2007). Structural influences on Initial Accent placement in French. Language and Speech, 50 (3), 423-446http://las.sagepub.com/content/50/3/423.short?rss=1&ssource=mf
Preparing CORINE Land cover data for use
No full textCorine Land cover data are distributed in 44 Shape files. In this report the author displays two methodologies to combine the 44 shape files in order to make 1 usable product. ArcINFO librarian and Oracle Spatial are being exploited.JRC.H.7 - Climate Risk Managemen
Corpus Edinburgh-Initial Accent in French
No full textFrench corpus of laboratory speech, designed to test the role of prosodic cues (specifically the Initial Accent in French) in disambiguating syntactically ambiguous sentences (similar to the 'Old men and women' paradigm). Approx. 3000 sentences, varying in constituants' length and syntactic scope
Dealing with the uncertainty of technical changes in the CORINE Land Cover dataset: The Portuguese approach
No full textGarcía-Álvarez, D., Viana, C. M., Gomes, E., Marcelino, F., Caetano, M., & Rocha, J. (2023). Dealing with the uncertainty of technical changes in the CORINE Land Cover dataset: The Portuguese approach. International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, 122, 1-11. [103389]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jag.2023.103389 --- This work was supported by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation [Ayudas para contratos Juan de la Cierva-formación 2019 - FJC2019-040043]. The first author is also grateful to the University of Alcalá for funding his research visit at the Instituto de Geografia e Ordenamento do Território (IGOT) of the University of Lisbon, where this research was carried out. The authors are also grateful to the IGOT for funding the Open Access fee of this paper.Land Use and Land Cover (LULC) datasets are widely used across disciplines, with many users demanding more and better information. Understanding the uncertainties and errors associated to the main LULC datasets is a required step to facilitate their correct use, as well as to identify what could be improved in the future production of these products. CORINE Land Cover is probably the most well-known and used LULC dataset in Europe, especially valuable for the rich time-series that it provides. Despite being produced through a change mapping first approach, which tries to avoid technical errors and uncertainties in the temporal analysis of LULC changes, the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service distributes status layers of CORINE (CSL), which are not valid for change analysis because of their associated errors and uncertainties. The CORINE layers of changes (CHA) remove a lot of these issues, but do not meet the needs of many users. In Portugal, the national authority in charge of producing CORINE, the DGT, has implemented a backdating approach to produce consistent CSL layers that allow change analysis with low levels of uncertainty. Throughout this paper, we evaluate the changes that can be analyzed through all available CORINE layers in Portugal: Copernicus CSL layers; the national DGT CSL layers; and CHA layers. To this end, we aim to assess what type of changes can be studied through each type of layer, their associated sources of uncertainty and the relevance and utility of the Portuguese backdating approach to produce a consistent time-series of LULC maps. The results prove how the Portuguese CORINE layers distributed by the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service contain important sources of uncertainty, which however have been removed through the national backdating methodology. This methodology can be therefore exported for the production of CORINE in other European countries.publishersversionpublishe
MULTIPHONIA (MULTImodal database of PHONetics teaching methods in classroom InterActions)
No full textCorpus résultant d'enregistrements longitudinaux de cours de correction phonétique en Français Langue Étrangère (FLE) entre avril et juin 2011.Corpus constitué de 96 heures de cours avec des apprenants anglophones de niveaux débutant et intermédiaire, selon deux méthodes de correction phonétique (Méthode Verbo-Tonale et Méthode Articulatoire).Les enregistrements ont été réalisés dans le studio vidéo de la Direction des Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication pour l'Enseignement (DTICE) à l'Université Toulouse II.La durée de chaque cours est de 90 minutes environ
Intellectual Structure of CORINE Land Cover Research Applications in Web of Science: A Europe-Wide Review
No full textThe objective of this paper is to manifest the intellectual and cognitive structure of CORINE Land Cover (CLC) research applications. Data from the Web of Science (WoS) was used to delimit publication on CLC during the period from 1985 until 2019 (29th April), retrieving a total of 873 documents. Through author citations, the origins and the most influential papers were identified. The main lines of research were identified from word co-occurrences extracted from the titles, keywords, and abstracts of the papers. In the view of both structures, it can be concluded that CORINE land cover constitutes a relatively young set of scientific data, with a constant expansion and a strongly interdisciplinary structure. The development of this application is dependent on the knowledge of such research areas as geography, remote sensing, ecology, forestry, agriculture, engineering, optics, and/or computer science. We believe that this information could be very useful for CLC users, as it reflects a large-scale analysis of the research lines of CLC and illuminates how research has changed over time in diverse areas of applications. Moreover, this study is intended to offer a useful tool for the CLC scientific community, showcasing the main research lines and the most noteworthy papers. Finally, the methodology used in this study can be replicated in many other fields of science to explore its intellectual and cognitive structure
A short review of the Dutch coast
No full textThis report about the Dutch coast was written in the context of the experimental phase of the programme CORINE of the Commission of the European Communities. The programme CORINE (COoRdination of INformation on the Environment) is a programme for the gathering, coordinating and ensuring of the environment and natural sources in the Community. The objective of the project ' coastal erosion', as part of the CORINE-programme, is to provide a cartography and a database of the risks of coastal erosion in the Community. This report has grown out of the objectives of the project and the activities and agreements of the working group involved. However, some parts of the contents may be interesting to a wider group. In the text you will often find the notation NUTS followed by a number. The NUTS (Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics) is an interlocking system of territorial units at three levels. The used level III is the finest one.Corin
HRM and Fit: Survival of the fittest!?
No full textWhat is the nature of ‘fit’ in strategic HRM? This is the question guiding this thesis. Although the idea of fit is theoretically convincing, empirical evidence to support the role of fit is limited. Previous studies on fit have mainly focused on the alignment between HRM and strategy (strategic fit) and the alignment of HR practices with each other such that they form a consistent HR system (internal fit). Criticism of current research includes that there has been a lack of attention to dynamics and employee interests, and a lack of sophistication in the description of fit. Conceptualizations and operationalizations of fit in HRM need refining. This thesis reports research on five types of fit: strategic, internal, organizational, and institutional fit from the strategic HRM field, and person-environment fit from the applied psychology literature. First, new conceptualizations and operationalizations of fit in HRM are developed and evaluated using qualitative case study data from three Dutch organizations. Next, we aim to bridge organizational and individual level HRM research by assessing the contribution of person-environment fit to the strategic HRM field using employee survey data from two organizations. Finally, the possible effectiveness of fit for different stakeholders is explored. Does fit make a difference to organizations? This research provides insight in the different elements that make up fit. Results indicate that the different types of fit are interrelated, and that person-environment fit provides a valuable contribution to strategic HRM as it plays a significant role in explaining the relationship between HRM perceptions and employee attitudes and behaviors. Also, ‘adaptive capabilities’ are important for achieving a strong fit in the long run. This thesis concludes with an evaluation of the fit concept and an exploration of possible benefits of achieving a fit for organizations
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