Titlebook: Information Technologies in Environmental Engineering; ITEE 2007 - Third In Jorge Marx Gómez,Michael Sonnenschein,Claus Rauten Conference p

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Sustainability Impact Assessment — The Role of Numerical E3-Modelsent for policy design. The three dimensions of . are inherently intertwined and subject to trade-offs. Accomplishing one objective frequently means back-pedalling on another. Therefore, research activities on . increasingly aim at developing quantitative tools for trade-off-analysis along the . dime

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A Spatial Assessment of Air Pollution Impact of a Highway Project Using GISto accelerate the economic growth of India. The increased vehicular traffic caused due to highway development is a major source of air pollution. Carrying out environ-mental impact assessment (EIA) is an essential part of major road development projects in India. Also, the assessment of impacts on a

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Using Topic Maps for Sustainability Reporting) published the final version of the third generation of GRIguidelines more and more organizations start to publish sustainability reports on their Internet sites. But these reports are split by environmental topics. Readers are confronted by an in-formation flood without understanding the relations

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Information Management for Sophisticated Environmental Reportingrts to a sophisticated digital stage, using environmental statements according to the European Union Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) as example. The information management approach is illustrated along three basic elements: stakeholder analysis and information requirement analysis (representi

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Data Quality Mining: Employing Classifiers for Assuring Consistent Datasets the data quality of a database: Firstly, the data quality has to be measured, and secondly, if is necessary, it must be improved. A classifier can be used for both purposes regarding consistency demands by calculating the distance of the classified value to the stored value for measuring and using

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Models for Optimization of Electrical Energy Delivery for Regional Utilitiesordered out of the 110 kV- network of a TSO. Costs for the use- of — system charges and costs for energy trading at the spot market on the European Energy Exchange (EEX) have to be minimized. Technical, economic and legal restrictions must be brought together to reach this aim. There is an approach