automatic construction quantity calculation system
... ABSTRACT: The current ways to determine construction material quantities: calculating manually or using evaluation computer software, are time consuming and lack of accuracy. This study proposes an automatic calculation system to compute construction material quantities using a three dimensional arc ...
... ABSTRACT: The current ways to determine construction material quantities: calculating manually or using evaluation computer software, are time consuming and lack of accuracy. This study proposes an automatic calculation system to compute construction material quantities using a three dimensional arc ...
Detailed Seismic Loss Estimation for a Tall Building in Japan
... to buildings at risk of earthquake-induced damage whether it be at the design stage or at a later time in the building’s lifespan. As these analyses become more commonplace and are used for critical decision-making, it is important to have rigorous and consistent methods for assessing damage to both ...
... to buildings at risk of earthquake-induced damage whether it be at the design stage or at a later time in the building’s lifespan. As these analyses become more commonplace and are used for critical decision-making, it is important to have rigorous and consistent methods for assessing damage to both ...
Computational Modeling: Is this the end of thought experiments in
... Physical models, however, do create new experimental data, and their relation to thought experiments is more complex than computational models. For clarity of analysis, in this paper we focus on the processes involved in building computational models. ...
... Physical models, however, do create new experimental data, and their relation to thought experiments is more complex than computational models. For clarity of analysis, in this paper we focus on the processes involved in building computational models. ...
comunication type
... These models have been followed by various other models such as the 'Helical' model, Aristotle's models and several other models. You should always keep in mind that each of these models has both their advantages and disadvantages. While some communication models try to break down the whole process ...
... These models have been followed by various other models such as the 'Helical' model, Aristotle's models and several other models. You should always keep in mind that each of these models has both their advantages and disadvantages. While some communication models try to break down the whole process ...
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... Cohen and March might object to calling the strategy dysfunctional, since they described organizations as they were and since they provided a section on the technology of foolishness which raised some basic questions about orthodoxy in decision making. The term, foolishness, indicates that Cohen and ...
... Cohen and March might object to calling the strategy dysfunctional, since they described organizations as they were and since they provided a section on the technology of foolishness which raised some basic questions about orthodoxy in decision making. The term, foolishness, indicates that Cohen and ...
Housing Provision
... landscapes in areas of high housing demand such as the Cotswolds. It says “,The approach of using ‘floors’ and ‘ceilings’ could be extended to more local areas to recognise that there are often significant differences within broad housing market areas. Whilst the housing market as a whole might be i ...
... landscapes in areas of high housing demand such as the Cotswolds. It says “,The approach of using ‘floors’ and ‘ceilings’ could be extended to more local areas to recognise that there are often significant differences within broad housing market areas. Whilst the housing market as a whole might be i ...
Project Cycle Management - United Nations University Fisheries
... • During the process of stakeholder analysis, problem analysis and the identification of potential project objectives, views on the potential merits or difficulties associated with addressing problems in different ways will have been discussed • These issues and options then need to be more fully sc ...
... • During the process of stakeholder analysis, problem analysis and the identification of potential project objectives, views on the potential merits or difficulties associated with addressing problems in different ways will have been discussed • These issues and options then need to be more fully sc ...
Journal of Economic Issues New Perspectives on Institutionalist
... aspect of the model, and then study how this affects the dynamics of the system under observation. While ABMs are considered formal models, they differ from the strict analytical framework of conventional economics as the modeler is not forced to make assumptions in such a way that the system stays ...
... aspect of the model, and then study how this affects the dynamics of the system under observation. While ABMs are considered formal models, they differ from the strict analytical framework of conventional economics as the modeler is not forced to make assumptions in such a way that the system stays ...
validating policy induced economic change
... an empirically built regional Social Accounting Matrix (SAM), a first stage CGE calibrated model is constructed. The model is then perturbed with a set of policy shocks related to European Union Structural Funds 2000-2005 invested into the region of Andalusia in the south of Spain. The counterfactua ...
... an empirically built regional Social Accounting Matrix (SAM), a first stage CGE calibrated model is constructed. The model is then perturbed with a set of policy shocks related to European Union Structural Funds 2000-2005 invested into the region of Andalusia in the south of Spain. The counterfactua ...
Social Networks Analysis of the Landscape of the City for
... Portas with the publication A cidade como Arquitetura [The City as Architecture] (2011).In these works, the authors discuss the concepts of the Italian School of Architecture, basing their discussion on experience of the architects mentioned in Rossini’s (2012) method to expound their theoretical re ...
... Portas with the publication A cidade como Arquitetura [The City as Architecture] (2011).In these works, the authors discuss the concepts of the Italian School of Architecture, basing their discussion on experience of the architects mentioned in Rossini’s (2012) method to expound their theoretical re ...
Quick links - Department of Architecture
... the case studies through the three-dimensional elaboration of the elements of the buildings studied the current digital design techniques that have become a critical support in the current review of the language of modern stone architecture. The “replica” project for recuperating the forms of ninete ...
... the case studies through the three-dimensional elaboration of the elements of the buildings studied the current digital design techniques that have become a critical support in the current review of the language of modern stone architecture. The “replica” project for recuperating the forms of ninete ...
Formal Models in Studying Collective Action and Social Movements
... size r. In addition, we will represent the contributions of all others as R. The third element, P, is the amount of the collective good that is provided (to everyone) based on the total contribution (R+r if i contributes, and R if i does not contribute). Of course, levels of provision have differen ...
... size r. In addition, we will represent the contributions of all others as R. The third element, P, is the amount of the collective good that is provided (to everyone) based on the total contribution (R+r if i contributes, and R if i does not contribute). Of course, levels of provision have differen ...
coupled hidden markov models for user
... the predictive power of the model can be substantially improved using the aggregated activity of all the neighbors. The hidden states in our model correspond to different patterns in user activity, similar to the approach suggested in [5]. However, here the state transitions are influenced by the ac ...
... the predictive power of the model can be substantially improved using the aggregated activity of all the neighbors. The hidden states in our model correspond to different patterns in user activity, similar to the approach suggested in [5]. However, here the state transitions are influenced by the ac ...
Why did mainstream economics miss the crisis? The role of
... • Hypothesis testing has become the methodological corollary of falsification in applied economics. • While it does not require a quantitative approach, in applied research commonly historical, numerical data are used, combining analytical statistics with mathematised theorisation. ...
... • Hypothesis testing has become the methodological corollary of falsification in applied economics. • While it does not require a quantitative approach, in applied research commonly historical, numerical data are used, combining analytical statistics with mathematised theorisation. ...
Agent Design for Agent-Based Modelling
... OR demonstrably have no significant impact (in which case it can probably be discarded). Principle: Assumptions based on pre-conceptions are to be avoided. It should be clear that meeting these requirements is rarely easy, wherein lies much of the difficulty in agent-based modelling. Perhaps the cen ...
... OR demonstrably have no significant impact (in which case it can probably be discarded). Principle: Assumptions based on pre-conceptions are to be avoided. It should be clear that meeting these requirements is rarely easy, wherein lies much of the difficulty in agent-based modelling. Perhaps the cen ...
Proceedings Book_2.indb
... computers in the assessment and representation of the environmental landscape. Data collection, assessment and synthesis are incorporated as components of the urban design courses. Usually, 2D diagrams and GIS maps are generated at the end of the procedure of spatial data capture, management, manipu ...
... computers in the assessment and representation of the environmental landscape. Data collection, assessment and synthesis are incorporated as components of the urban design courses. Usually, 2D diagrams and GIS maps are generated at the end of the procedure of spatial data capture, management, manipu ...
p2: a random effects model with covariates for directed graphs
... first-order Taylor approximations is treated in the third section. An overview of GL(M)Ms and estimation methods for binary dependent data developed in other research areas and their relation to the p2 model is given. All these models can be qualified as modified logistic regression models. Model se ...
... first-order Taylor approximations is treated in the third section. An overview of GL(M)Ms and estimation methods for binary dependent data developed in other research areas and their relation to the p2 model is given. All these models can be qualified as modified logistic regression models. Model se ...
Development Processes to know:
... what do we model in an analysis model? what do we model in system design / architecture model? what do we model in a detailed design model? how do these models relate to each other? refinement? pure extension? mapping? tracing? » when, in which order do we make these models? » which techniques/diagr ...
... what do we model in an analysis model? what do we model in system design / architecture model? what do we model in a detailed design model? how do these models relate to each other? refinement? pure extension? mapping? tracing? » when, in which order do we make these models? » which techniques/diagr ...
ASA 2004 Abstract – Happiness equation
... In this paper we present a formal model, the “Happiness Equation,” that encompasses and is consistent with much of the empirical research findings on the topic of happiness. This model moves beyond the simplistic by incorporating a weighting factor, k, which facilitates the consideration of social c ...
... In this paper we present a formal model, the “Happiness Equation,” that encompasses and is consistent with much of the empirical research findings on the topic of happiness. This model moves beyond the simplistic by incorporating a weighting factor, k, which facilitates the consideration of social c ...
Cultural models in anthropology - lettere.uniroma1.it
... it. He shares Meyer Fortes’ (1949) analysis, in that it is not possible to find a structure in ‘concrete reality’ because, metaphorically, structure may be defined on the ground of grammar and syntax but not of spoken language. Nor are ‘social relations’ synonymous with social structure, as they pro ...
... it. He shares Meyer Fortes’ (1949) analysis, in that it is not possible to find a structure in ‘concrete reality’ because, metaphorically, structure may be defined on the ground of grammar and syntax but not of spoken language. Nor are ‘social relations’ synonymous with social structure, as they pro ...
Archimedes III Session
... learning as well as the efficient organization of the institutional resources. Although LMSs can hold large volumes of rich data they provide a limited set of reporting features, they don’t support data mining techniques and therefore it is very difficult for an educator to extract useful learning p ...
... learning as well as the efficient organization of the institutional resources. Although LMSs can hold large volumes of rich data they provide a limited set of reporting features, they don’t support data mining techniques and therefore it is very difficult for an educator to extract useful learning p ...
2010 - Atiner
... Nature Resource Economics: Environment and Ecological Economics – Energy and Sustainability, Labor and Demographic Economics, Law and Economics e.t.c. As it is the publication policy of the Institute, the papers presented in this conference will be considered for publication in one of the books of A ...
... Nature Resource Economics: Environment and Ecological Economics – Energy and Sustainability, Labor and Demographic Economics, Law and Economics e.t.c. As it is the publication policy of the Institute, the papers presented in this conference will be considered for publication in one of the books of A ...
Applicability of Proxy Mobile IPv6 for Service Provider Wi
... • PMIPv6 is specified as a mobility protocol which is access agnostic. The specifications do not make any assumptions on the access technology. • There has been lot of momentum around the use of PMIPv6 based Architecture models for SP Wi-Fi deployments • In addition to the requirements around mobili ...
... • PMIPv6 is specified as a mobility protocol which is access agnostic. The specifications do not make any assumptions on the access technology. • There has been lot of momentum around the use of PMIPv6 based Architecture models for SP Wi-Fi deployments • In addition to the requirements around mobili ...
Course Outline: Public Policy Analysis
... Elite model: Violence, repression, mass disorder involve elite response or Elite-Mass interaction for a resolution of such situations. Generally it involves the decision makers, i.e., the dominant class and limited input of members of the elitist sections of the society. The elite model of public po ...
... Elite model: Violence, repression, mass disorder involve elite response or Elite-Mass interaction for a resolution of such situations. Generally it involves the decision makers, i.e., the dominant class and limited input of members of the elitist sections of the society. The elite model of public po ...
Land-use forecasting
Land-use forecasting undertakes to project the distribution and intensity of trip generating activities in the urban area. In practice, land-use models are demand-driven, using as inputs the aggregate information on growth produced by an aggregate economic forecasting activity. Land-use estimates are inputs to the transportation planning process.The discussion of land-use forecasting to follow begins with a review of the Chicago Area Transportation Study (CATS) effort. CATS researchers did interesting work, but did not produce a transferable forecasting model, and researchers elsewhere worked to develop models. After reviewing the CATS work, the discussion will turn to the first model to be widely known and emulated: the Lowry model developed by Ira S. Lowry when he was working for the Pittsburgh Regional Economic Study. Second and third generation Lowry models are now available and widely used, as well as interesting features incorporated in models that are not widely used.Today, the transportation planning activities attached to metropolitan planning organizations are the loci for the care and feeding of regional land-use models. In the US, interest in and use of models is growing rapidly, after an extended period of limited use. Interest is also substantial in Europe and elsewhere.Even though the majority of metropolitan planning agencies in the US do not use formal land-use models, we need to understand the subject: the concepts and analytic tools shape how land-use/transportation matters are thought about and handled; there is a good bit of interest in the research community where there have been important developments; and a new generation of land-use models such as LEAM and UrbanSim has developed since the 1990s that depart from these aggregate models, and incorporate innovations in discrete choice modeling, microsimulation, dynamics, and geographic information systems.