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GIS Based Factor Identification for the Change in Occurrence of Genista pilosa : a Case Study in Southern SwedenBekele, Yared January 2012 (has links)
This study has the objective of identifying the possible environmental constraints that has role for the continuous loss of heathland plant Genista pilosa. The study has assessed different environmental settings where the plant occurs by way of overlaying analysis based on multiple spatial data sets. Thereafter empirical change detection analyses on the land use of the study area have been performed on the GIS environment by combining temporal based remotely sensed spatial data. The result was then analyzed using land use dynamicity model and the rates of change on each land use type are identified. Expansion of human activity, especially the spreading of agricultural land and urbanization, is found to be the most determinant factor for the dramatic loss of the plant. Finally serious attention for the protection of the plant is recommended by mentioning the possible problem that would occur due to a loss of biodiversity.
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Sociological investigation of infant overlaying deathSartain, Sheree January 2012 (has links)
Overlaying was a common nineteenth century explanation of sudden infant death while bedsharing. This thesis shows that in many cases the term overlaying was a misnomer, and instead it identifies infant overlaying death as a socio-structural historical event that can best be understood within a sociological and social constructionist framework. It expands on the work of Giddens, Elias and Archer to develop a theoretical perspective that incorporates ideas about structuration, sequestration, figuration and reflexivity. It also deploys concepts such as motherhood, infancy, infant care, the family and intimacy to explore and analyse its research materials and develops two further explanatory concepts; reflexive motherhood and the sequestration of infancy. The thesis uses ideas around discourse as socio-structural conditions of action in order to expand current understanding of overlaying death, and it explores and analyses public representations of overlaying during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to detail the discourse of overlaying. It goes on to identify cases of overlaying in Somers Town, St Pancras, c1900; and it shows the influence of social conditions in regard to the way such deaths were interpreted. It then examines other cases of sudden infant death in bed through the case notes of pathologist Dr Ludwig Freyberger, and analyses these in terms of the domestic setting and the body. It goes on to detail and analyse a dispute between Coroner John Troutbeck, Dr Freyberger and the GPs of south west London to show the ways in which the overlaying discourse was deployed to support the claims and positions of those involved. Overlaying subsequently became detached from the domestic context in which it was embedded and used to support discourses around infant mortality, maternal ‘ignorance’, medicine, national efficiency and temperance. The thesis provides a historiography of infant overlaying death and concludes that overlaying was constructed as social category of death through the actions of individuals in extensive networks of interdependence in relation to socio-structural conditions.
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Histórias recobridoras: quando o vivido não se transforma em experiência / Overlaying Stories: when experienced fact does not become experienceInglez-Mazzarella, Tatiana Teixeira 18 November 2011 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2011-11-18 / Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico / This research is dedicated to the study of some sayings that are cumbersome
to forget, a process which is fundamental to their working-through. These are
stories that become repetitive and overbearing to their subject. Because of their
blocking nature, such narratives prevent the creation of alternate interpretations.
Their rigidity impedes the transition of the experienced fact to memory and
hampers its acquisition as such. The goal of this study is to create a venue of
debate on the concept of overlaying stories, keeping such discussion in line with
clinical practice, in other words, with psychoanalytical therapy.
To reach said goal, we trace the delimiting paths of what we perceive as origin,
history, narrative, experience and transmission, with the help of underlying
areas of psychoanalysis. Then, we create a distinction between concealing
stories based on the Freudian concept of screen memories and overlaying
stories.
With reference of work from the literary piece Austerlitz, by W. G. Sebald, as
well as clinical observation based on treatment by the author, we seek further
familiarization with the phenomenon of overlaying stories, relating it with the
former meta-psychological discussion.
It also covers the relevance of the concept of overlaying stories to both analysts
and psychoanalytical clinics and issues of collective overlaying stories. Lastly,
the relations between the concept of overlaying stories and the topic of
generational psychic transmission are discussed / Esta pesquisa se dedica ao estudo de alguns ditos que inviabilizam o
esquecimento, tão necessário à perlaboração. Trata-se de histórias que se
tornam repetitivas e obliterantes para o sujeito. Pelo seu caráter de
tamponamento, tais narrativas impossibilitam a criação de outras versões. Por
sua fixidez, impedem a passagem do vivido ao experienciado e dificultam a
apropriação da herança. O objetivo deste estudo é a criação de um espaço de
debate acerca do conceito de história recobridora, de modo que tal discussão
esteja comprometida com o fazer clínico, ou seja, com a terapêutica
psicanalítica.
A fim de que seja alcançado tal objetivo, percorrem-se os caminhos da
delimitação do que se entende por origem, história, narrativa, experiência e
transmissão, com o apoio de áreas de interface da psicanálise. Em seguida,
faz-se uma distinção entre a história encobridora com base no conceito
freudiano de lembrança encobridora e a história recobridora.
Por meio do trabalho efetuado tanto com a obra literária Austerlitz, de W. G.
Sebald, quanto com uma construção clínica com base em atendimento da
autora, busca-se mais aproximação com o referido fenômeno, relacionando-o à
discussão metapsicológica realizada anteriormente.
Além disso, discute-se a relevância do conceito de história recobridora para o
analista e para a clínica psicanalítica. Pontuam-se, ainda, questões acerca das
histórias recobridoras coletivas e, por fim, propõe-se uma articulação entre o
conceito de história recobridora e a temática da transmissão psíquica
geracional
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Design Flow für IP basierte, dynamisch rekonfigurierbare, eingebettete SystemeMeisel, Andre 22 June 2010 (has links) (PDF)
Der achte Band der wissenschaftlichen Schriftenreihe EINGEBETTETE, SELBSTORGANISIERENDE SYSTEME widmet sich der Synthese von partiell dynamisch rekonfigurierbaren, eingebetteten Systemen.
Mit der Möglichkeit Hardwareblöcke zur Laufzeit auf programmierbaren Bausteinen neu zu konfigurieren, lässt sich eine höhere Flexibilität im Vergleich zu einer Hardwarerealisierung in eingebettete Systeme integrieren. Gleichzeitig sind diese Systeme durch eine gesteigerte Performance gegenüber Software gekennzeichnet. Die Flexibilität kann ausgenutzt werden, um kleinere Schaltkreise bei gleichem Funktionsumfang einzusetzen. Für die Integration von Rekonfigurierung sind zusätzliche Entwurfschritte im Design Flow notwendig.
Herr Meisel stellt hierfür in seiner Arbeit eine Entwurfsmethodik vor und geht im Besonderen auf die Partitionierung, Platzierung und Steuerung in dynamisch rekonfigurierbaren, eingebetteten Systemen ein. Um eine vergleichsweise effizient zu realisierende Partitionierung des Systems zu erhalten, wurde das Overlaying Verfahren aus dem Bereich der Speicherverwaltung für dynamische Rekonfigurierung adaptiert. Für das Platzierungsverfahren wurden Rekonfigurierungen als Markov Kette modelliert, um so zu einer Minimierung der durchschnittlichen Rekonfigurierungsdauer zu gelangen. Die vorgestellte Rekonfigurierungssteuerung fokussiert auf einer ressourcensparenden Hardware Implementierung.
Mit einem Entwurfsbeispiel werden die Vorteile und Ergebnisse des Ansatzes anschaulich illustriert. So kann der Leser die Mächtigkeit des entwickelten Ansatzes nachvollziehen und wird motiviert, die entwickelte Methodik auf weitere Anwendungsfälle zu übertragen. / Volume 8 of scientific series EINGEBETTETE, SELBSTORGANISIERENDE SYSTEME (Embedded Self-Organized Systems) addresses the synthesis of partially dynamically reconfigurable embedded systems.
With the ability to configure hardware blocks during run-time, more flexibility can be integrated in embedded systems. At the same time, these systems have better performance than functions implemented in software. Through this flexibility it is possible to use smaller circuits without limiting the functionality. For the integration of reconfiguration into embedded systems, additional design steps are required.
Mr. Meisel presents a design methodology for the design flow and primarily concerns the problem of partitioning, placement, and reconfiguration control in dynamically reconfigurable embedded systems. The implemented partitioning of the system is based on the adapted memory management concept of Overlaying. For the placement method the configurations are modeled as Markov chain, in order to minimize the average reconfiguration time. The presented reconfiguration control unit focuses on a resource-saving hardware implementation.
The benefits and results of the approach are clearly illustrated with a design sample. The reader can understand the power of developed approach and is motivated to transfer the developed methodology to more use cases.
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Design Flow für IP basierte, dynamisch rekonfigurierbare, eingebettete SystemeMeisel, André 22 June 2010 (has links)
Der achte Band der wissenschaftlichen Schriftenreihe EINGEBETTETE, SELBSTORGANISIERENDE SYSTEME widmet sich der Synthese von partiell dynamisch rekonfigurierbaren, eingebetteten Systemen.
Mit der Möglichkeit Hardwareblöcke zur Laufzeit auf programmierbaren Bausteinen neu zu konfigurieren, lässt sich eine höhere Flexibilität im Vergleich zu einer Hardwarerealisierung in eingebettete Systeme integrieren. Gleichzeitig sind diese Systeme durch eine gesteigerte Performance gegenüber Software gekennzeichnet. Die Flexibilität kann ausgenutzt werden, um kleinere Schaltkreise bei gleichem Funktionsumfang einzusetzen. Für die Integration von Rekonfigurierung sind zusätzliche Entwurfschritte im Design Flow notwendig.
Herr Meisel stellt hierfür in seiner Arbeit eine Entwurfsmethodik vor und geht im Besonderen auf die Partitionierung, Platzierung und Steuerung in dynamisch rekonfigurierbaren, eingebetteten Systemen ein. Um eine vergleichsweise effizient zu realisierende Partitionierung des Systems zu erhalten, wurde das Overlaying Verfahren aus dem Bereich der Speicherverwaltung für dynamische Rekonfigurierung adaptiert. Für das Platzierungsverfahren wurden Rekonfigurierungen als Markov Kette modelliert, um so zu einer Minimierung der durchschnittlichen Rekonfigurierungsdauer zu gelangen. Die vorgestellte Rekonfigurierungssteuerung fokussiert auf einer ressourcensparenden Hardware Implementierung.
Mit einem Entwurfsbeispiel werden die Vorteile und Ergebnisse des Ansatzes anschaulich illustriert. So kann der Leser die Mächtigkeit des entwickelten Ansatzes nachvollziehen und wird motiviert, die entwickelte Methodik auf weitere Anwendungsfälle zu übertragen. / Volume 8 of scientific series EINGEBETTETE, SELBSTORGANISIERENDE SYSTEME (Embedded Self-Organized Systems) addresses the synthesis of partially dynamically reconfigurable embedded systems.
With the ability to configure hardware blocks during run-time, more flexibility can be integrated in embedded systems. At the same time, these systems have better performance than functions implemented in software. Through this flexibility it is possible to use smaller circuits without limiting the functionality. For the integration of reconfiguration into embedded systems, additional design steps are required.
Mr. Meisel presents a design methodology for the design flow and primarily concerns the problem of partitioning, placement, and reconfiguration control in dynamically reconfigurable embedded systems. The implemented partitioning of the system is based on the adapted memory management concept of Overlaying. For the placement method the configurations are modeled as Markov chain, in order to minimize the average reconfiguration time. The presented reconfiguration control unit focuses on a resource-saving hardware implementation.
The benefits and results of the approach are clearly illustrated with a design sample. The reader can understand the power of developed approach and is motivated to transfer the developed methodology to more use cases.
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