999 resultados para Information Bases
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Este trabalho tem como objetivo destacar a importância da utilização de software de geoengenharia no estudo das classificações de maciços rochosos nas engenharias de minas e geotécnica. Esta investigação pretendeu demonstrar a importância das classificações geomecânicas e índices geológico‐geomecânicos, tais como a Rock Mass Rating (RMR), Rock Tunnelling Quality Index (Q‐system), Surface Rock Classification (SRC), Rock Quality Designation (RQD), Geological Strength Index (GSI) and Hydro‐Potential Value (HP). Para esse efeito foi criada e desenvolvida uma calculadora geomecânica – MGC‐RocDesign|CALC: ‘Mining Geomechanics Classification systems for rock engineering design (version beta)’ – para de certa forma tornar mais simples, rápido e preciso o estudo das classificações geomecânicas sem que seja necessário recorrer manualmente às fastidiosas tabelas das classificações. A MGC‐RocDesign|CALC foi criada e desenvolvida no programa de folha de cálculo Microsoft Excel™ em linguagem Visual Basic for Applications© proporcionando o ambiente de carregamento de dados mais apelativos para o utilizador. Foi ainda integrada neste aplicativo a Calculadora Geotech|CalcTools que resulta da fusão das bases de dados ScanGeoData|BGD e SchmidtData|UCS criadas por Fonseca et al. (2010). Toda a informação foi integrada numa base de dados dinâmica associada a uma plataforma cartográfica em Sistemas de Informação Geográfica. Apresenta‐se como caso de estudo um dos trechos subterrâneos do maciço rochoso da antiga mina de volfrâmio das Aveleiras/Tibães (Mosteiro de Tibães, Braga, NW de Portugal). Além disso, apresenta‐se uma proposta de zonamento geomecânico do maciço rochoso da antiga mina das Aveleiras/Tibães com o objetivo de apoiar o dimensionamento de maciços rochosos. Por fim, apresenta‐se uma reflexão em termos de aplicabilidade, das potencialidades e das limitações da Calculadora Geomecânica MGC‐RocDesign|CALC.
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Dissertação para a obtenção de Grau de Mestre em Engenharia e Gestão Industrial
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The goal of this study was to propose a new functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) paradigm using a language-free adaptation of a 2-back working memory task to avoid cultural and educational bias. We additionally provide an index of the validity of the proposed paradigm and test whether the experimental task discriminates the behavioural performances of healthy participants from those of individuals with working memory deficits. Ten healthy participants and nine patients presenting working memory (WM) deficits due to acquired brain injury (ABI) performed the developed task. To inspect whether the paradigm activates brain areas typically involved in visual working memory (VWM), brain activation of the healthy participants was assessed with fMRIs. To examine the task's capacity to discriminate behavioural data, performances of the healthy participants in the task were compared with those of ABI patients. Data were analysed with GLM-based random effects procedures and t-tests. We found an increase of the BOLD signal in the specialized areas of VWM. Concerning behavioural performances, healthy participants showed the predicted pattern of more hits, less omissions and a tendency for fewer false alarms, more self-corrected responses, and faster reaction times, when compared with subjects presenting WM impairments. The results suggest that this task activates brain areas involved in VWM and discriminates behavioural performances of clinical and non-clinical groups. It can thus be used as a research methodology for behavioural and neuroimaging studies of VWM in block-design paradigms.
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Dissertação para obtenção do Grau de Doutor em Informática
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Dissertação apresentada como requisito parcial para obtenção do grau de Doutor em Gestão de Informação
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This paper formulates a novel expression for entropy inspired in the properties of Fractional Calculus. The characteristics of the generalized fractional entropy are tested both in standard probability distributions and real world data series. The results reveal that tuning the fractional order allow an high sensitivity to the signal evolution, which is useful in describing the dynamics of complex systems. The concepts are also extended to relative distances and tested with several sets of data, confirming the goodness of the generalization.
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Workshop on ns-3 (WNS '15). 13, May, 2015. Castelldefels, Spain.
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The authors divide neonatal metabolic diseases into two major groups: intoxication and energy deficiency. The main signs which allow for the suspicion of the diagnosis are indicated for each group. The complementary examinations to be carried out by the Clinical Pathology Service of the Central Hospital and those which must be carried out by the metabolic diseases Reference Centre are reviewed. Based on the clinical framework and on the examination results, the authors establish five syndromatic groups to orientate diagnosis. The authors conclude by presenting differential diagnosis tables based on the original systematic classification by Jean-Marie Saudubray, with up-dated modifications from their own experience.
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This work presents a hybrid coordinated manoeuvre for docking an autonomous surface vehicle with an autonomous underwater vehicle. The control manoeuvre uses visual information to estimate the AUV relative position and attitude in relation to the ASV and steers the ASV in order to dock with the AUV. The AUV is assumed to be at surface with only a small fraction of its volume visible. The system implemented in the autonomous surface vehicle ROAZ, developed by LSA-ISEP to perform missions in river environment, test autonomous AUV docking capabilities and multiple AUV/ASV coordinated missions is presented. Information from a low cost embedded robotics vision system (LSAVision), along with inertial navigation sensors is fused in an extended Kalman filter and used to determine AUV relative position and orientation to the surface vehicle The real time vision processing system is described and results are presented in operational scenario.
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This communication aims to present some reflections regarding the importance of information in organizational context, especially in business context. The ability to produce and to share expertise and knowledge among its employees is now a key factor in the success of any organization. However, it’s also true that workers are increasingly feeling that too much information can hurt their performance. The existence of skilled professionals able to organize, evaluate, select and disseminate information in organizations appears to be a prerequisite for success. The skills necessary for the formation of a professional devoted to the management of information and knowledge in the context of business organizations will be analysed. Then data collected in two focus group discussion with students from a graduate course in Business Information, from Polytechnic Institute of Porto, Portugal, a will be examined.
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Proceedings of the 12th Conference on 'Dynamical Systems -Theory and Applications'
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Os modelos de maturidade são instrumentos facilitadores da gestão das organizações, incluindo a gestão da sua função sistemas de informação, não sendo exceção as organizações hospitalares. Neste artigo apresenta-se uma investigação inicial que visa o desenvolvimento de um abrangente modelo de maturidade para a gestão dos sistemas de informação hospitalares. O desenvolvimento deste modelo justifica-se porque os modelos de maturidade atuais no domínio da gestão dos sistemas informação hospitalares ainda se encontram numa fase embrionária de desenvolvimento, sobretudo porque são pouco detalhados, não disponibilizam ferramentas para determinação da maturidade e não apresentam as características dos estágios de maturidade estruturadas por diferentes fatores de influência.