330 research outputs found
Lectures sur les découvertes et les progrès de l'industrie et des arts, livre de lecture à l'usage des enfants de dix à quinze ans, par M. Labare,...
No full textGriffin, M. Libbie (Death, 1879-04-12)
No full textAddress: Baymiller St.Age at death: 28 yrsPg 37/1879/185/F W S/U S./Dr. Labare/J Wiltsee/Spring GroveOriginal record filed in drawer labeled 'GRIESS-GROTE, H'
Cook (Birth, 1884-01-13)
No full textAddress: 245 Laurel St.6/Pg 150/1884/M W/U.S./U.S./H. Labare,M.D.Original record filed in drawer labeled 'COO-CORL'
LaBare, Albert (Death, 1899-09-29)
No full textAddress: Crescent Springs Ky.- 2817 W. 6th St.Age at death: 21 yrs 5 mos.383/Pg.101/1899/M W S/Dr. W.W. Tarvin or Garvin/Gus W. Meninger/Bromley, Ky.Original record filed in drawer labeled 'Lacey-Lamphrey'
Using Business Data in Customs Risk Management: Data Quality and Data Value Perspective
No full textWith the rise of data analytics use in government, government organizations are starting to explore the possibilities of using business data to create further public value. This process, however, is far from straightforward: key questions that governments need to address relate to the quality of this external data and the value it brings. In the domain of global trade, customs administrations are responsible on the one hand to control trade for safety and security and duty collection and on the other hand they need to facilitate trade and not hinder economic activities. With the increased trade volumes, also due to growth in eCommerce, customs administrations have turned their attention to the use of data analytics to support their risk management processes. Beyond the internal customs data sources, customs is starting to explore the value of business data provided by business infrastructures and platforms. While these external data sources seem to hold valuable information for customs, data quality of the external data sources, as well as the value they bring to customs need to be well understood. Building on a case study conducted in the context of the PROFILE research project, this contribution reports the findings on data quality and data linking of ENS customs data with external data (BigDataMari) and other customs (import declaration) data and we discuss specific lessons learned and recommendations for practice. In addition, we also develop a data quality and data value evaluation framework applied to customs as high-level framework to help data users to evaluate potential value of external data sources. From a theoretical perspective this paper further extends earlier research on value of data analytics for government supervision, by zooming on data quality.Green Open Access added to TU Delft Institutional Repository ‘You share, we take care!’ – Taverne project https://www.openaccess.nl/en/you-share-we-take-care Otherwise as indicated in the copyright section: the publisher is the copyright holder of this work and the author uses the Dutch legislation to make this work public.Information and Communication Technolog
Tingkat Pengadopsian Sistem Pembayaran M-Wallet dengan Menggunakan Technology Acceptance Model
No full textCash-less payment system never stops to innovate. There are more and
more innovation coming from many vendors. In 2012, there is a very interesting
plan to combine e-money system with telecommunication hardware which
produce a new system called M-Wallet using the NFC (Near Field
Communication) method. The system has been applied in some western countries
and Japan, but the question will be whether it can be used here in Indonesia. To
see the adoption level of Indonesian community on this new system, the writer
used Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), which was generated by Davis
(1986).
Two hundred people were sampled, they should have used debit card or
credit card. Using correlation and regretion, it can be concluded that people still
see the system is not easy but there are some room for taking their intention with
the user friendly perception, since people already know the useful of this system
and can be taken to the application. But, again it depends on the provider when
they try to communicate the easiness on M-Wallet process
IceCube-Gen2: A Vision for the Future of Neutrino Astronomy in Antarctica
No full text20 pages, 12 figures. Address correspondence to: E. Blaufuss, F. Halzen, C. Kopper (Changed to add one missing author, no other changes from initial version.)20 pages, 12 figures. Address correspondence to: E. Blaufuss, F. Halzen, C. Kopper (Changed to add one missing author, no other changes from initial version.)20 pages, 12 figures. Address correspondence to: E. Blaufuss, F. Halzen, C. Kopper (Changed to add one missing author, no other changes from initial version.)The recent observation by the IceCube neutrino observatory of an astrophysical flux of neutrinos represents the "first light" in the nascent field of neutrino astronomy. The observed diffuse neutrino flux seems to suggest a much larger level of hadronic activity in the non-thermal universe than previously thought and suggests a rich discovery potential for a larger neutrino observatory. This document presents a vision for an substantial expansion of the current IceCube detector, IceCube-Gen2, including the aim of instrumenting a volume of clear glacial ice at the South Pole to deliver substantial increases in the astrophysical neutrino sample for all flavors. A detector of this size would have a rich physics program with the goal to resolve the sources of these astrophysical neutrinos, discover GZK neutrinos, and be a leading observatory in future multi-messenger astronomy programs
Identifying the value of data analytics in the context of government supervision: Insights from the customs domain
No full texteCommerce, Brexit, new safety and security concerns are only a few examples of the challenges that government organisations, in particular customs administrations, face today when controlling goods crossing borders. To deal with the enormous volumes of trade customs administrations rely more and more on information technology (IT) and risk assessment, and are starting to explore the possibilities that data analytics (DA) can offer to support their supervision tasks. Driven by customs as our empirical domain, we explore the use of DA to support the supervision role of government. Although data analytics is considered to be a technological breakthrough, there is so far only a limited understanding of how governments can translate this potential into actual value and what are barriers and trade-offs that need to be overcome to lead to value realisation. The main question that we explore in this paper is: How to identify the value of DA in a government supervision context, and what are barriers and trade-offs to be considered and overcome in order to realise this value? Building on leading models from the information system (IS) literature, and by using case studies from the customs domain, we developed the Value of Data Analytics in Government Supervision (VDAGS) framework. The framework can help managers and policy-makers to gain a better understanding of the benefits and trade-offs of using DA when developing DA strategies or when embarking on new DA projects. Future research can examine the applicability of the VDAGS framework in other domains of government supervision.Information and Communication TechnologyScience Centre & Programmerin
Innovative Data Analytics, Data Sources, and Architecture for European Customs Risk Management: D8.8 Policy, Research and Standardization Recommendations
No full texthttps://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/786748/resultshttps://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/documents/downloadPublic?documentIds=080166e5f1716216&appId=PPGMSInformation and Communication TechnologyResearch Support & InnovationInnovation Affair
Magnification of tributyl tin toxicity to oyster larvae by bioconcentration in biofilms of Shewanella colwelliana
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