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6. D4.3 Predictive Algorithms v1

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Molina, Benjamin, Lacalle, Ignacio, Palau, Carlos E., Llorente, Miguel Angel, Clemente, Jose Antonio, Stepec, Dejan, Martincic, Tomaz, Fuart, Flavio, Devescoci, Manuel, Garnier, Charles, Simon, Erwan, Corsano, Tamara, Chinese, Andrea, Dimitriadis, Grigoris, Tserga, Eirini, Spyrou, Dimitrios, Chaldeakis, Athanasios, Bevilacqua, Stefano, and Guillon, Thibault

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photovoltaic energy, maritime traffic, software, Predictive algorithms, port operations, road traffic, data sources, machine learning, GeneralLiterature_MISCELLANEOUS
Abstract

Deliverable document contains the development of new prediction and forecastingalgorithms in the ports where the need is greatest: to allocate energy in moreefficient way and to forecast the infrastructure needs and trend of environmentalpollution in the ports. For different sectors within ports there are differentrequirements and thus various predictive models/algorithms must be constructedto include different conditions. The proposed algorithms will be applied usingavailable data measurements to test their performance and forecasting quality.Associated task: T4.5.

Published
2021
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7. D7.3 - Pilots and Cross-Pilot collaboration report

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Lacalle, Ignacio, Molina, Benjam��n, Torres, Ismael, Llorente, Miguel ��ngel, De Marco, Gilda, Casoto, Paolo, Garnier, Charles, Simon, Erwan, Despland, Marc, Milosevic, Teodora, Pilicic, Stjepan, Corsano, Tamara, Anut, Eleonora, Ninzatti, Cinzia, Tserga, Eirini, Grigoris Dimitriadis, Spyrou, Dimitrios, Chaldeakis, Athanasios, Bevilacqua, Stefano, Klein, Fabrice, Litainas, George, and Pitsikas, Leonidas

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This document reports the work conducted in the inter-pilot and collaboration task (T7.6). It includes new use cases tested in each pilot site, describes the main generalization aspects of the PIXEL Platform and models and lessons learnt regarding the PIXEL framework, in the four use-cases, have been included. &nbsp

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2021
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8. Making urban water smart: the SMART-WATER solution

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Antzoulatos, Gerasimos, primary, Mourtzios, Christos, additional, Stournara, Panagiota, additional, Kouloglou, Ioannis-Omiros, additional, Papadimitriou, Nikolaos, additional, Spyrou, Dimitrios, additional, Mentes, Alexandros, additional, Nikolaidis, Efstathios, additional, Karakostas, Anastasios, additional, Kourtesis, Dimitrios, additional, Vrochidis, Stefanos, additional, and Kompatsiaris, Ioannis, additional

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2020
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10. A new framework for software visualization a multi-layer approach

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Otani, Thomas Wu, Shing, Man-Tak, Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.)., Computer Science, Spyrou, Dimitrios., Otani, Thomas Wu, Shing, Man-Tak, Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.)., Computer Science, and Spyrou, Dimitrios.

Abstract

Software Visualization can play a significant role in our fight against Software's inherent complexity. Despite all efforts made so far, Software Visualization tools have not succeeded to be a part of Software Engineers everyday practice. We believe that a properly defined taxonomy that will provide a framework for discussion, analysis and research guidance by offering a systematic and systemic overview of the area, covering all the concerns and challenges, is a starting point for a new approach for the field. After analyzing existing taxonomies and exploring existing tools, we approach Software Visualization as an interface between humans and software and we propose a multi-layered framework that incorporates all the concerns and the challenges of our field, in a neat, systematic and expandable way that can also serve as a roadmap for a research area and that can promote communication of existing and new ideas., http://archive.org/details/anewframeworkfor109452652, Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

Published
2012

11. A new framework for software visualization a multi-layer approach

Author

Otani, Thomas Wu, Shing, Man-Tak, Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.)., Computer Science, Spyrou, Dimitrios., Otani, Thomas Wu, Shing, Man-Tak, Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.)., Computer Science, and Spyrou, Dimitrios.

Abstract

Software Visualization can play a significant role in our fight against Software's inherent complexity. Despite all efforts made so far, Software Visualization tools have not succeeded to be a part of Software Engineers everyday practice. We believe that a properly defined taxonomy that will provide a framework for discussion, analysis and research guidance by offering a systematic and systemic overview of the area, covering all the concerns and challenges, is a starting point for a new approach for the field. After analyzing existing taxonomies and exploring existing tools, we approach Software Visualization as an interface between humans and software and we propose a multi-layered framework that incorporates all the concerns and the challenges of our field, in a neat, systematic and expandable way that can also serve as a roadmap for a research area and that can promote communication of existing and new ideas.

Published
2006

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