999 resultados para Information Bases
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El departament d'Audiovisuals de TMB dedicat a l'elaboració de reportatges, a videos i a publicacions sobre totes les activitats de l'empresa es planteja la necessitat de tenir una aplicació via web on es pugui accedir d'una manera fàcil i còmoda a la base de dades dels seus productes, aquesta funcionalitat tindrà com a usuaris en una primera fase el propi departament i en una segona fase per a usuaris que accedeixin des de diferents punts accessos (Quioscs) repartits per tota la ciutat.
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Es presenta l'anàlisi, disseny, implementació i explotació d'un magatzem dedades per a l'anàlisi d'informació de gestió de l'empresa immobiliària "Sostreper a Tothom". Els elements d'anàlisi són els immobles i les vendes produïdesdes de gener de 2006 a gener de 2008 sent clau l'evolució del preus. La implementació es fa sobre SGBD Oracle 10gXE i Oracle Discoverer(Administrator i Desktop).
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The Fáiltiú service provides information and advice on rights, entitlements and options to homeless people, or those at risk of homelessness. The objectives of this evaluation were to assess the information needs of users of the service, how effectively they were being met, and how they could be improved. Two focus groups of staff members and service users gave their views on the design and implementation of the research at the outset of the project. A screening questionnaire identified 78 people who used the Fáiltiú service in a specified time period, of whom 40 participated in the evaluation by giving their views on the service. The study reviewed the literature on homelessness, attempted to define the term, and examined the characteristics of homeless people and relevant Irish social policy. The conclusions reached were: users of the Fáiltiú service are marginalized in a number of ways and share characteristics related to poverty and social exclusion, such as poor educational qualifications, high levels of unemployment and experience of prison; their needs are multi-dimensional and include accommodation, financial, social and medical support, and access to employment and training services: the service needs to respond to these needs in a holistic way.This resource was contributed by The National Documentation Centre on Drug Use.
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L'objectiu fonamental d'aquest TFC és la creació i posada en funcionament d'un magatzem de dades, partint de la informació procedent de bases de dades transaccionals.
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L'objectiu d'aquest treball és especificar, dissenyar i implementar una aplicació web que permeti l'operativa real dels serveis de gestió d'una botiga virtual d'Internet, amb el suport d'un sistema de gestió de bases de dades.
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This is the fourth annual report to the EMCDDA from the Norwegian Institute for Alcohol and Drug Research (SIRUS) on the drugs situation in Norway. The report has been drawn up in accordance with the new reporting guidelines introduced by the EMCDDA this year. We have endeavoured to follow these as consistently as possible, with the main focus on “new developments” and substantial changes in epidemiology, legislation and organisation. To allow readers to obtain more background information the report contains a number of references to the national report for 2003, and occasional references to the report for 2002.This resource was contributed by The National Documentation Centre on Drug Use.
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This is a 2006 national report to the EMCDDA, using 2005 data. It is compiled by the Reitox national focal point and covers epidemiology, policing, strategy, drugs markets, drug-related infectious diseases, drug-related death and problem drug use in Norway.This resource was contributed by The National Documentation Centre on Drug Use.
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About this leaflet This is one in a series of leaflets for parents, teachers and young people entitled Mental Health and Growing Up. These leaflets aim to provide practical, up-to-date information about mental health problems (emotional, behavioural and psychiatric disorders) that can affect children and young people. This leaflet gives you some basic facts about cannabis and also how it might affect your mental health. Introduction Lots of young people want to know about drugs. Often, people around you are taking them, and you may wonder how it will make you feel. You may even feel under pressure to use drugs in order to fit in, or be â?~coolâ?T. You may have heard that cannabis is no worse than cigarettes, or that it is harmless. What is cannabis? The cannabis plant is a member of the nettle family that has grown wild throughout the world for centuries. People have used it for lots of reasons, other than the popular relaxing effect. It comes in two main forms: ï,§ resin, which is a brown black lump also known as bhang, ganja or hashish ï,§ herbal cannabis, which is made up of the dried leaves and flowering tops, and is known as grass, marijuana, spliff, weed, etc. Skunk cannabis is made from a cannabis plant that has more active chemicals in it (THC), and the effect on your brain is stronger. Because â?~streetâ?T cannabis varies so much in strength, you will not be able to tell exactly how it will make you feel at any particular time. What does it do to you? When you smoke cannabis, the active compounds reach your brain quickly through your bloodstream. It then binds/sticks to a special receptor in your brain. This causes your nerve cells to release different chemicals, and causes the effects that you feel. These effects can be enjoyable or unpleasant. Often the bad effects take longer to appear than the pleasant ones. ï,§ Good/pleasant effects: You may feel relaxed and talkative, and colours or music may seem more intense. ï,§ Unpleasant effects: Feeling sick/panicky, feeling paranoid or hearing voices, feeling depressed and unmotivated. Unfortunately, some people can find cannabis addictive and so have trouble stopping use even when they are not enjoying it. The effects on your mental health Using cannabis triggers mental health problems in people who seemed to be well before, or it can worsen any mental health problems you already have. Research has shown that people who are already at risk of developing mental health problems are more likely to start showing symptoms of mental illness if they use cannabis regularly. For example if someone in your family has depression or schizophrenia, you are at higher risk of getting these illness when you use cannabis. The younger you are when you start using it, the more you may be at risk. This is because your brain is still developing and can be more easily damaged by the active chemicals in cannabis. If you stop using cannabis once you have started to show symptoms of mental illness, such as depression, paranoia or hearing voices, these symptoms may go away. However, not everyone will get better just by stopping smoking. If you go on using cannabis, the symptoms can get worse. It can also make any treatment that your doctor might prescribe for you, work less well. Your illness may come back more quickly, and more often if you continue to use cannabis once you get well again. Some people with mental health problems find that using cannabis makes them feel a bit better for a while. Unfortunately this does not last, and it does nothing to treat the illness. In fact, it may delay you from getting help you need and the illness may get worse in the longer term. [For the full factsheet, click on the link above]This resource was contributed by The National Documentation Centre on Drug Use.
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L'objectiu d'aquest projecte és el de dissenyar una base de dades que permeti emmagatzemar totes les dades actuals, i els dels futurs centres que formin part de la xarxa, així com el desenvolupament d'una aplicació que faciliti, d'una forma fàcil i intuïtiva, portar una gestió eficient de tota aquesta informació.
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Amb aquest projecte es vol donar una visó global dels sistemes d'informació geogràfica (SIG), cada vegada més implantats a qualsevol àrea de la nostra societat (urbanisme, climatologia, medi ambient, hidrologia, vies de comunicació, cadastre, etc.). De fet, "qualsevol cosa" (riu, canal, camí, pont, contenidor, cotxe, tren, casa, fanal, senyal de trànsit, oficina, avió, vaixell, etc.) que hi ha a terra (a sota o a sobre) és candidata a ser georeferenciada.
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Aquest treball mira d'aproximar-se a la situació actual de les bases de dades multimèdia. Per a fer-ho, s'ha optat per un enfocament múltiple que té en compte diferents aspectes del producte multimèdia: els aspectes econòmics, és a dir, la situació del mercat (nombre de bases de dades, volum de negoci, creixement, etc.), els aspectes tècnics, és a dir, l'eina emprada, la seva evolució, les seves limitacions i problemes, i les seves aplicacions i serveis en diferents àrees (amb un interès especial en el camp de la documentació i la formació i la recerca).
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En la logística de Vall Companys Grup, un problema fonamental que cal resoldre és el de la situació geogràfica de tots els elements que participen en la logística, com ara fàbriques, granges, camions i magatzems; a més, se n'han d'estudiar les interrelacions per a aconseguir un aprofitament òptim dels recursos disponibles. Per a resoldre aquest problema, l'eina adequada seria un sistema d'informació geogràfica (SIG). En aquest projecte s'estudia què és un SIG i els conceptes que engloba, i se'n presenta un de comercial: Geomedia Professional 5.2. Fent servir aquest producte, s'ha construït un prototipus que estableix les bases per a poder resoldre el problema de logística de Vall Companys Grup i que mostra les potencialitats de Geomedia Professional 5.2.
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L'objectiu principal del treball és l'estudi, anàlisi, disseny i implementació d'un entorn de BBDD que permeti emmagatzemar i gestionar les informacions bàsiques que s'utilitzaran en el consultori mèdic.
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Caring for Seniors In 2007-2008, one in five seniors (20%) in Canada receiving long-term home care had a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease or other dementia. Nearly one in six (17%) of these clients with dementia were suffering from moderate to severe impairment in cognition and daily functioning yet still managed to remain at home.This study from the Canadian Institute for Health Information also found that one in six (17%) seniors with dementia living in residential care facilities (such as nursing or long-term care homes) in 2008-2009 had relatively low levels of impairment or could still perform basic functions quite well on their own. The odds of a senior with low impairment being placed in residential care were seven times more likely if the senior had a tendency to wander. Marital status was also a factor in determining whether a senior with low impairment was newly admitted to a care facility rather than at home with home care.