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13. Innovations in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

Author

William H. Flank, Martin A. Abraham, Michael A. Matthews, William H. Flank, Svend Erik Nielsen, John Royal, Rajen M. Patel, Pradeep Jain, Bruce Story, Steve Chum, Alan W. Peters, William H. Flank, Burtron H. Davis, R. P. Fletcher, M. Rodkin, S. J. Tauster, X. Wei, T. Neubauer, G. Glenn Lipscomb, Philip J. Angevine, Ann, William H. Flank, Martin A. Abraham, Michael A. Matthews

Published
2008

21. Characteristics and selection of nest sites of the flexible cavity-nester, the European robin Erithacus rubecula, in the temperate primeval forest (Białowieża National Park, Poland).

Author

Karpińska, O., Kamionka-Kanclerska, K., Neubauer, G., and Rowiński, P.

Subjects
TEMPERATE forests, NATIONAL parks & reserves, TREE cavities, NORWAY spruce, SILVER fir
Abstract

Despite its broad range and high abundance, nest sites of the European robin Erithacus rubecula, a small forest passerine, are rarely characterised, and most studies refer to human-transformed habitats. In this paper, we describe the species' nest sites in the natural conditions of a primeval forest. We also investigate robin preferences to address nest site selection which can only be assessed if the availability of potential nest sites is known. We studied robins' nest sites in Białowieża National Park, eastern Poland, on three study plots (~30 ha each) in 2016–2019. Among all nests found (n = 165), the majority (118, ~72%) were found in tree holes, followed by ground nests (25, ~15%) and root-soil plates (22, ~13%). When the availability of cavities and root-soil plates is accounted for, it appears that robins preferred tree holes over plates. Robins appeared to be weakly selective in respect to tree species, preferring hornbeam Carpinus betulus, small-leaved lime Tilia cordata and Norway spruce Picea abies over other trees. Since both cavities and root-soil plates are superabundant in the Białowieża Forest, but scarce or absent in the heavily transformed robin breeding habitats of Western Europe (parks, orchards, hedgerows or managed forests), ground-nesting may predominate there simply due to these choice limits. In summary, our results provide a basis for understanding how original nest-site choices that evolved in natural, unmodified habitats can change when a species adapts to human-transformed habitats. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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29. Analysis of gaps arising while managing the COVID-19 crisis

Author

Neubauer, G., Preinerstorfer, A., Martin, A., Rainer, K., and Berlo, M.P.W. van

Subjects
Public health, Disaster, Pandemic, Information exchange, Covid-19
Abstract

In the frame of the research for DRIVER+ strategic gaps arising in the management of crisis and disasters were analysed and used as basis for the development of the products and methods of the project. To reflect the requirements arising in the current COVID-19 crisis it was decided to search for challenges and gaps related to the management of pandemics. For this purpose, an electronic questionnaire was developed and distributed using the networks of the project. In the frame of this paper we present the results of the analysis of the first stage of distribution reflecting the situation by the end of April 2020. The results demonstrate a wide range of existing challenges, encompassing lack of different type of resources as well as interoperability and data management gaps.

Published
2020

30. The relevance of tailored terminologies for large scale international projects

Author

Kähler, E., Neubauer, G., Berlo, M.P.W. van, and Stelkens-Kobsch, T.H.

Subjects
Ontology, Terminology, GeneralLiterature_REFERENCE(e.g.,dictionaries,encyclopedias,glossaries), Vocabulary, Semantics, Taxonomy
Abstract

Within DRIVER+ a terminology was developed including the most relevant terms and definitions applied within the project. This terminology was dedicated to enhancing shared understanding within the project team as well as to support an improved understanding of the output of the project in the broader crisis and disaster management community. This paper describes how the project terminology was built based on existing terminologies and the added value of such an approach.

Published
2020

44. Approaches on How to analyse Terms and Definitions Applied in the Domain of Crisis and Disaster Management

Author

Neubauer, G., Rainer, K., Jens Pottebaum, Knezić, S., Baučić, M., Doucek, Petr, Chroust, Gerhard, and Oškrdal, Václav

Subjects
Terminology, semantic interoperability, crisis and disaster management, CEN Workshop Agreement
Abstract

In international crisis and disaster management seamless exchange of information between involved stakeholders is considered as one of the most important requirements. For this purpose, interoperability at different levels needs to be achieved, encompassing semantic interoperability. Mutual understanding of actors is imperative for successful operations. In order to support enhancement of such developments, a CEN Workshop Agreement on Terminologies in Crisis and Disaster Management was started in 2017. This paper presents a methodology developed by this initiative on how to analyse and compare terms and definitions from different terminologies.

Published
2018

49. High temperature ceramics for light-weight kiln furniture

Author

Nöth, Andreas, Neubauer, G., and Publica

Subjects
Mullit, Öfen, Energieeinsparung, Aluminiumoxid, Korrosionsbeständigkeit, Brennhilfsmittel, Ofen
Abstract

Alumina- and mullite-based materials for kiln furniture application of up to 1700 °C have been successfully developed. The materials show significantly improved thermomechanical properties in comparison to commercial benchmark products permitting the design of kiln furniture with reduced mass. This leads to significant energy savings in high temperature processes. It is demonstrated that the achieved improvement in corrosion resistance against lead-containing vapours increase the lifetime of the products considerably.

Published
2017

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