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- KonferenzbeitragWeb Portals for Environmental Information Dissemination – Artificial Intelligence Use Cases(The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union, 2003) Bezerra Queiroz Ribeiro, Érica; Hoeschl, Hugo Cesar; Corrêa da Costa, FilipeThe present article aims at the comparative study of two experiences in Electronic Environment e-Environment, which are the SG-HIDRO project and the EDEN-IW project, both alternatives for the consolidation of the use of Communication and Information Technologies – CITs for Government to Citizen and Government to Government solutions regarding to environmental protection. The projects are summarized and compared according to criteria previously normalized, as form of contributing for the radicalisation of the Democracy in national and international ambits.
- KonferenzbeitragShort Introduction of Twinning — An Institution Partnership Between Member Countries and Candidate Countries(The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union, 2003) Jenichen, Anja
- KonferenzbeitragImplementation of an IPPC Information System and an Integrated Pollutant Register in the Czech Republic — Exercises and Experiences of a Czech Republic — German Twinning Project(The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union, 2003) Kühne, Christian; Striegel, Gabriel
- KonferenzbeitragINFOOS: The Polish Environmental Information and Communication System — Technological and Organisational Aspect s of the Implementation of a System to Support Poland in the Environmental Impact Assessment Process(The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union, 2003) Weidenbach, Markus; Wezyk, PiotrThe INFOOS system was developed in 2002/2003 as part of an EU PHARE Twinning project. The project was designed to assist Poland in meeting EU requirements for EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) and SEA (Strategic Environmental Assessment), prior to Poland’s entry into the EU. The INFOOS system was designed to support EIA and SEA processes, using modern computer and communications technologies. The system’s primary functions are: • The centralised collection and management of the information required in the performance of an EU-compliant EIA/SEA, and • The facilitation of communication between all parties involved in an EIA/SEA (government officials, developers, the general public...) To meet these requirements, 4 system modules were developed: 1. a reporting module that helps to manage EIA/SEA data in a standardised way 2. an assistance module that guides officials in the decision-making process 3. an archive module that stores the various documents, laws, guidelines, etc. of relevance, and allows them to be searched 4. a communication module that includes a chat room, a newsletter, a discussion forum and a list of relevant e.mail addresses
- KonferenzbeitragEnvironmental Information and Management System— The New Czech-German Twinning Project(The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union, 2003) Heuberger, Claus
- KonferenzbeitragSimulation of Eutrophicationof Shallow Lakes of the Lower Havel River(The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union, 2003) Gnauck, Albrecht; Heinrich, Ralph; Luther, BernhardIn this paper results of an eutrophication modelling framework for shallow lakes are presented. Based on investigations of variables of freshwater quality by advanced time series analysis methods the process of phosphorus remobilisation from lake sediments was modeled and included into an eutrophication model. Simulation results of essential water quality indicators as phytoplankton biomass and phosphate phosphorus are discussed.
- KonferenzbeitragDevelopment of an Open Information Infrastructure for Disaster Research: Results and Prospects from DFNK and CEDIM(The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union, 2003) Köhler, PetraDie Entwicklung neuer Methoden für die Vorsorge und Bewältigung von Naturkatastrophen erfordert eine Informationsgrundlage, die auf einer Vielzahl heterogener Daten und Informationen basiert. Sie umfasst sowohl Geobasisdaten (z.B. topographische Karten, Digitale Geländemodelle) als auch statische (z.B. Karten des Bodens, der Vegetation, der Landnutzung sowie der Demographie) und dynamische Fachdaten (z.B. Aufzeichnungen von Pegelständen und Niederschlagsmessungen). Ein abgestimmtes und angepasstes Datenund Informationsmanagement ist somit entscheidend für ein Projekt wie das Deutsche Forschungsnetz Naturkatastrophen (DFNK) sowie das Katastrophenmanagement im Allgemeinen. Im Rahmen des Clusters „Datenbanken und Informationssysteme“ ist ein WWW-basiertes Portal aufgebaut worden, um die interessierte Öffentlichkeit über Ziele und Aufgaben des DFNK zu informieren. Ein interner Bereich bietet der Projektgemeinschaft den Zugang zu nicht-öffentlichen Dokumenten, Daten und Software-Werkzeugen. Ein DFNK-Clearinghouse auf Basis der Dokumentation verteilt vorliegender Daten anhand von Metadaten wurde eingerichtet mit der Möglichkeit der Datenrecherche nach benutzerdefinierten Suchkriterien. Um die Erzeugung von Metadaten zu erleichtern und zu vereinheitlichen ist ein spezieller Editor entwickelt und den Projektteilnehmern zur Verfügung gestellt worden. Basierend auf Internettechnologie und anerkannten Standards fügen sich diese Komponenten zu einer umfassenden Informationsinfrastruktur zusammen, welche interne und externe Informationsflüsse abbildet und unterstützt. Durch ihre Flexibilität und Offenheit sind sie übertragbar und können auch in anderen Anwendungen und Projekten genutzt werden, gezeigt am Beispiel des “Center for Disaster Management and Risk Reduction Technology (CEDIM)”.
- KonferenzbeitragMain Accents in the Standard ISO 14001 Concerning the Information Resources Management(The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union, 2003) Boyadjiyski, GrigorOne of the main problems in the course of the implementation of ISO 14001 standard, is the too specific description style of the requirements for Environmental Management Systems. Everyone who reads the standard for the first time faces this problem. Trough the present contribution, author introduces the results obtained from the implementation of developed by him computer aided technique for analysis of the standard EN ISO 14001:1996 and the draft of the revised release of 2001
- KonferenzbeitragA CORBA-Based Polymorph Software Architecture for Applications Serving the Quality and Environmental Management Systems(The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union, 2003) Tsanov, NikolayWhile in recent years the Quality and Environmental Management backbone has experienced substantial growth through the introduction of ISO 14001:1996 and ISO 9000:2000 families of standards, little has changed in the information-computing systems serving the Quality Management Systems (QMS) and the Environment Management Systems (EMS). Through the present contribution, author introduces the Acsymiry © 2001 project developed at the Department of Computer Systems and Technologies of the Technical University of Gabrovo, Bulgaria. Acsymiry © stands for ‘Adaptive Computer System for Managing and Controlling the Information Resources Inside Quality Management Systems’.
- KonferenzbeitragEnvironmental Informatics: Concepts and Definitions(The Information Society and Enlargement of the European Union, 2003) Karatzas, KostasThe appropriate mapping of environmental knowledge to management, information and decision making systems is an issue of growing interest during the last years. The fusion of IT-based system methods and tools to environmental management problems and applications has led to a general “consensus” in terms of the advantages occurring from the combination of software and environmental engineering. Yet, the interpretation of these developments and of the corresponding progress made so far varies between members of the scientific community, reflecting the different views and “points of departure” in the way that an environmental management and decision making problem is interpreted and solved. In the current paper, the concept of Environmental Informatics as an “effective” bridge between the environmental and software engineering domains is being investigated and discussed, making use of examples related to various Urban Air Quality Management and Information System components.