155 research outputs found
HALD, a human aging and longevity knowledge graph for precision gerontology and geroscience analyses
No full textHALD is a text mining-based human aging and longevity dataset of the biomedical knowledge graph from all published literature related to human aging and longevity in PubMed. HALD includes seven sets of files in JSON and CSV formats: (1) The "Literature_Info.json" file containing the human aging and longevity-related literature information about PMID, title (TI), abstract (AB), journal impact factors (IF), five-year journal impact factors (IF5), author (AU), full author (FAU), affiliation (AD), publication type (PT), date of publication (DP), place of publication (PL), journal title (JT), journal title abbreviation (TA), and source(SO). (2) The "Entity_Info.json" file containing the information of the entities appearing in the literature about entity, type, official full name, PMID, sentence, number of articles, JT, TA, IF, IF5, year, date, alias names, description, url, mutation position, mutation alleles, MeSH ID, relation, external links, aging biomarker, and longevity biomarker. (3) The "Relation_Info.json" file containing the triples information about source entity, relationship, target entity, method, sentence, source, target, source type, target type, PMID, DP, date, TI, TA, IF, and IF5. (4) The "Aging_Biomarkers.json" file containing the aging biomarkers information about source entity, relationship, target entity, sentence, source, target, source type, target type, PMID, DP, date, TI, TA, IF, and IF5. (5) The "Longevity_Biomarkers.json" file containing the longevity biomarkers information about source entity, relationship, target entity, sentence, source, target, source type, target type, DP, TI, TA, IF, and IF5. (6) The "Entities.csv" file containing the entities information for Neo4j. (7) The "Roles.csv" file containing the relations information for Neo4j.</p
Nordic Contributions in IS Research:5th Scandinavian Conference on Information Systems, SCIS 2014
No full textThis book contains the refereed proceedings of the 5th Scandinavian Conference on Information Systems, SCIS 2014, held in Ringsted, Denmark, in August 2014.The theme for this book as well as for the conference is “Designing Human Technologies.” The theme combines the interplay of people with technology—a classic theme in Scandinavian information systems research—with a growing interest within the IS research field in design and design science research. The nine papers accepted for SCIS 2014 were selected from 22 submissions.This book contains the refereed proceedings of the 5th Scandinavian Conference on Information Systems, SCIS 2014, held in Ringsted, Denmark, in August 2014.The theme for this book as well as for the conference is “Designing Human Technologies.” The theme combines the interplay of people with technology—a classic theme in Scandinavian information systems research—with a growing interest within the IS research field in design and design science research. The nine papers accepted for SCIS 2014 were selected from 22 submissions
Nordic Contributions in IS Research.:5th Scandinavian Conference on Information Systems, SCIS 2014, Ringsted, Denmark August 10-13, Proceedings
No full textThe Impact of Enterprise Crowdsourcing on Company Innovation Culture : The case of an engineering consultancy
Get PDFIn this article we investigate how enterprise crowdsourcing can be used to change the innovation culture in a consultancy company by conducting an empirical investigation in a large engineering consultancy. The analysis shows that enterprise crowdsourcing has created a new and different awareness of innovation, empowered the employees, supported collaboration across different organizational units to a new extent thus contributing to small changes in the innovation culture of the organization
The Ataenius of Ohio
Get PDFAuthor Institution: Department of Entomology, Ohio Agricultural Research and Development CenterThe species of Ataenius Harold (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae: Aphodiinae) native to Ohio, Ataenius spretulus (Haldeman) (the black turfgrass ataenius), A. punctifrons Cartwright, A. abditus (Hald.), A. gracilis (Melsheimer), A. erratus Fall, A. imbricatus (Melsh.), A. strigatus (Say), and A. apicalis Hinton are distinguished with an illustrated key. Individual taxonomic description, Ohio distribution, biological information and economic importance of A. spretulus and A. strigatus as turf grassfeeders are provided
A novel beamformer array design for noise source location from intermediate measurement distances
No full textCreep strength and ductility of 9 to 12% chromium steels
No full textThe present paper focuses in on long-term creep properties of parent material of the new 9-12%Cr creep resistant steels, P91, E911 and P92 developed for use in advanced ultrasupercritical power plants. These steels have been at the center of activities in the ECCC Working Group 3A (WG3A) "Ferritic Steels", which covers creep data development and analysis for parent materials and welds of all ferritic creep resistant steels ranging from low alloy steels up to 12%Cr steels. The opinions stated in the paper represent the views of the author rather than the whole ECCC WG3A group
Berm breakwaters: Hydraulic response of roundheads and trunks exposed to oblique waves
No full textAs a part of the MAST II Berm Breakwater Structures, existing data from conducted laboratory tests have been reanalised. The objective was to evaluate the effect of the longshore transpsort on both the roundhead and trunk, the ht.u,er exposed to both head-on waves and oblique inegular waves varying from 15 to 30 degrees angle of incidence. 3-dimensional hydraulic model tests were conducted with a slender breakwater constituting a. structure width On 1/6 of the wave length and a Very broad breakwater constituting a width of one wave length. Characteristics of the stone movements were found by photo and video recordings. Moreover, the steady state mass transport along the trunk and the rate of recession of the armour crest, was evaluated.Berm Breakwater
Berm breakwater structures: Parametric study of reshaped profile under head-on and oblique waves
No full textIn order to describe the reshaping breakwater profile, the profile has to be schematized into profile parameters. Static stability is describe by damage and reshaping breakwaters by the profile. The profile can be schematized by profile parameters such as height and length parameters. Burcharth, and Frigaard (1988) made the first systematic study of oblique wave attack the reshaping breakwaters. Burcharth, and Frigaard (1988) introduced the linear recession rate of roundheads as a function of number of waves or storm duration under given wave height and wave period. Van der Meer (1998) schematized the reshaping breakwater with height, length and angle parameters. Van der Meer recommended that the influence of angle of wave attack must be analyzed in more detail. Van Hijum and Pilarczyk (1982) proposed a reduction factor SQRT(cos Psi) for shingle beach profiles under oblique waves.Berm Breakwater
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