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118. The Humphrey Institute: Designing Institutions of Governance.

Author

Brandl, John E. and Schuh, G. Edward

Abstract

Describes the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota. Addresses financing, policy making as institutional design, the institutional design perspective at the institute, scope and range of activities, decision-making about programs, and activities (including Sasakawa Global 2000 Program in Sub-Saharan Africa and efforts in Eastern Europe, school reform, and program integration within the institute). (EV)

Published
2000
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121. Technical and Legal Boundary Conditions for the Extension of the Air Cargo Logistics Chain By UAVs into the City Centre

Author

Schuh, G., Krebs, L., Babetto, L., Kniebel, B., Spangenberg, M., and Stumpf, E.

Subjects
UTM, EASA, air cargo logistics chain, UAV regulations, urban airspace, Delivery UAS
Abstract

The share of the retail market transported via air cargo logistics has constantly risen in the past years, especially due to an extension of e-commerce. However, air cargo logistics chains are currently ending at cargo airports and are continued by ground transportation units. Since traffic and environmental pollution are increasing due to the growing number of delivery trucks, this paper proposes an alternative logistics chain from cargo airports to city centres with the help of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). Concepts for transportation units, distribution centres, and three different autonomous, CO2-neutral unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that provide links between cargo airports, regional airfields, and city hubs in urban centres are presented. Furthermore, the technical and legal requirements for this scenario are evaluated and insufficiencies in the legal framework are outlined. In addition, the legal boundary conditions are applied to the UAVs and the safety framework of UAS is evaluated, using the Specific Operations Risk Assessment (SORA) approach. Furthermore, the security issues concerning cyber-attacking of autonomous vehicles are discussed. The study provides an overview on the legal and technical feasibility of an extension of air cargo logistics chains to city centres and to provide solution approaches to tackle the existing barriers for UAV assisted delivery services.

Published
2022
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123. Revitalizing the Land Grant University: An Abridgment.

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Ohio State Univ., Columbus. Coll. of Agriculture. and Schuh, G. Edward

Abstract

The institutional mission orientation of land grant universities and problems faced by these institutions are discussed, along with five tasks involved in redefining and revitalizing the land grant university. A traditional responsibility of land grant universities was to apply science and technology to solve societal problems. Faculty were rewarded for working on societal problems and not solely for publishing in scholarly journals. Alternative research organizations in the private sector, such as the Rand Corporation, do much of the applied research that land grant universities once did and get public support that universities might have received. The educational functions of universities are being displaced by employer-provided education, which tends to exclude liberal and comprehensive learning. It is recommended that land grant universities turn to the previously mentioned five tasks: apply what has been learned about agricultural development to the rest of the economy; respond to the changed economics of education; train and educate students for the international economy; span the gap between the frontier of knowledge and the problems of society; and give university administrators more responsibility in resource allocation. (SW)

Published
1986

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