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Non-Contact Lap Splices in Dissimilar ConcretesGrant, James Philip 14 September 2015 (has links)
Non-contact lap splices placed within a single concrete placement are often used and have been studied in previous research projects. However, non-contact lap splices used with each bar in a different concrete placement such that there is a cold joint between the bars, have not been investigated. This situation is found in the repair of adjacent box beam bridges and in the construction of inverted T-beam systems, among others. It is vital to understand whether the same mechanisms are present across a cold joint with two different types of concrete as are present in traditional non-contact lap splices.
In this research, eight T-beam specimens with non-contact lap splices were tested. The spacing between the bars, the splice bar blockout length, and presence of transverse bars were varied to study the effectiveness of the splices. The beams were tested in four point bending so that the splice region was under constant moment and the tension forces in the spliced bars were constant. End and midspan deflections were measured along with surface strain measurements at midspan and at the quarter span points, top and bottom. Gap openings were also measured at the ends of the blockouts.
The main conclusions found from this research are that beams containing non-contact lap splices were able to develop nominal capacity with the bar spacing less than or equal to 4 in. and the blockout between 17 and 20 in. long. Extending the blockouts and adding transverse bars underneath the splices did not add to the capacity. / Master of Science
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Geochemical monitoring of soil pollution from the MWS-5 gold tailings facility on the Farm Stilfontein / Angelique DaniellDaniell, Angelique January 2015 (has links)
The rehabilitation and restoration of degraded landscapes adjacent to gold tailings disposal facilities (TDFs) that have suffered loss of efficiency through anthropogenic forces has become a primary concern to environmental sciences and management in recent decades. Due to the lack of environmental legislation and enforcement thereof, minimal surface rehabilitation took place on the Mine Waste Solutions (MWS) No. 5 TDF prior to 1992, a commonplace occurrence in South Africa at the time.
In 2000, MWS intervened and committed to the rehabilitation of the entire site with profits generated by the reprocessing (extraction of residual gold and uranium) of certain TDFs. However, the adjacent grazing land north of the MWS No. 5 TDF had already been subjected to pollution from the TDF which resulted in a pollution plume on the land.
Although it has been inactive since April 2011, the pollution plume can be seen from the north-eastern corner of MWS No. 5 TDF, with a north-eastern/south-western direction on the farm Stilfontein. During dry periods, significant amounts of sulphate salts accumulate on the soil surface on the farm Stilfontein over a distance of at least 3.5 km from the TDF. The presence of sulphate salts in association with gold TDFs is highly common but not particularly common, in the chert-poor dolomites of the Oaktree Formation itself, in which the presence of sulphate salts is a rarity.
The primary concern of this study was to determine both the quantitative and extent of the pollution observed on the farm Stilfontein over a period of 30 months via monthly monitoring of the different soil geochemical assessments across twelve fixed points, and quarterly interval assessments of three transect lines. In addition, the study was also concerned with the identification of potential linear structure anomalies associated with the pollution plume and weathered zones (fractures, joints and cavities) in the Oaktree Formation dolomites. These zones may be associated with, or may result in, the pollution extending over the area despite a topography as well as geological dip and strike that is adverse.
These features and weathered zones create pathways for groundwater to flow and it was anticipated that, if present, these anomalies and weathered zones may be primary contributing factors to the pollution plume forming in a north-easterly direction and extending over the farm Stilfontein. The MWS No. 5 TDF has a hydraulic pressure head of approximately 40 m; the elevations of the north-eastern corner of the TDF and fixed point (FP) 8 (the farthest FP from the TDF) are 1368 m and 1360 m respectively, falling in close range of each other. It is anticipated that as the TDF material dries, the phreatic water level inside the TDF will lower; causing the pressure exerted by the hydraulic head of the TDF to lower over time, which will eventually end the pollution process on the soil.
This study discusses the results of a holistic approach towards the evaluation of soil, vegetation and water pollution by utilizing soil quality parameters and indicators, geohydrology, geophysical surveys, Landscape Function Analysis (LFA) and other means of vegetation assessments.
Salt accumulation on the soil surface was common in specific areas from 2010 – 2012. X ray diffraction (XRD) analyses confirmed that the salts originated from the No. 5 TDF due to the similarity in mineralogy.
The pH values from the start of the 30-month monitoring period remained neutral to slightly alkaline due to the neutralising effect of the dolomitic bedrock. The electrical conductivity (EC) values of the soil decreased significantly from 2010 to 2014; during dry seasons since 2012, no sulphate salts accumulated on the soil surface. Joints, fractures and cavities were found within the bedrock dolomites which created pathways for the polluted TDF water and groundwater to flow towards the study area.
It was also established that there were no adverse effects on the natural vegetation, other than encroachment by Seriphium plumosum which affected the grazing quality (overgrazed sites) of the area. It was therefore concluded that after the TDF became dormant in April 2011, the pollution plume in this area is decreasing in magnitude and severity due the lowering of the phreatic water level inside the TDF to significantly lower levels. Consequently, the decrease of the hydraulic pressure head of the TDF as well as rainwater infiltration and high percolation due to the presence of fractures, joints and cavities in the dolomites resulted in the leaching of the sulphate salts to a significant extent. It was also concluded that while there were no apparent adverse effects of the pollution on the functionality of the land, additional monitoring and maintenance would be required for at least the next five years in order to ensure the continuance of current conditions. / MSc (Environmental Sciences), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2015
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Geochemical monitoring of soil pollution from the MWS-5 gold tailings facility on the Farm Stilfontein / Angelique DaniellDaniell, Angelique January 2015 (has links)
The rehabilitation and restoration of degraded landscapes adjacent to gold tailings disposal facilities (TDFs) that have suffered loss of efficiency through anthropogenic forces has become a primary concern to environmental sciences and management in recent decades. Due to the lack of environmental legislation and enforcement thereof, minimal surface rehabilitation took place on the Mine Waste Solutions (MWS) No. 5 TDF prior to 1992, a commonplace occurrence in South Africa at the time.
In 2000, MWS intervened and committed to the rehabilitation of the entire site with profits generated by the reprocessing (extraction of residual gold and uranium) of certain TDFs. However, the adjacent grazing land north of the MWS No. 5 TDF had already been subjected to pollution from the TDF which resulted in a pollution plume on the land.
Although it has been inactive since April 2011, the pollution plume can be seen from the north-eastern corner of MWS No. 5 TDF, with a north-eastern/south-western direction on the farm Stilfontein. During dry periods, significant amounts of sulphate salts accumulate on the soil surface on the farm Stilfontein over a distance of at least 3.5 km from the TDF. The presence of sulphate salts in association with gold TDFs is highly common but not particularly common, in the chert-poor dolomites of the Oaktree Formation itself, in which the presence of sulphate salts is a rarity.
The primary concern of this study was to determine both the quantitative and extent of the pollution observed on the farm Stilfontein over a period of 30 months via monthly monitoring of the different soil geochemical assessments across twelve fixed points, and quarterly interval assessments of three transect lines. In addition, the study was also concerned with the identification of potential linear structure anomalies associated with the pollution plume and weathered zones (fractures, joints and cavities) in the Oaktree Formation dolomites. These zones may be associated with, or may result in, the pollution extending over the area despite a topography as well as geological dip and strike that is adverse.
These features and weathered zones create pathways for groundwater to flow and it was anticipated that, if present, these anomalies and weathered zones may be primary contributing factors to the pollution plume forming in a north-easterly direction and extending over the farm Stilfontein. The MWS No. 5 TDF has a hydraulic pressure head of approximately 40 m; the elevations of the north-eastern corner of the TDF and fixed point (FP) 8 (the farthest FP from the TDF) are 1368 m and 1360 m respectively, falling in close range of each other. It is anticipated that as the TDF material dries, the phreatic water level inside the TDF will lower; causing the pressure exerted by the hydraulic head of the TDF to lower over time, which will eventually end the pollution process on the soil.
This study discusses the results of a holistic approach towards the evaluation of soil, vegetation and water pollution by utilizing soil quality parameters and indicators, geohydrology, geophysical surveys, Landscape Function Analysis (LFA) and other means of vegetation assessments.
Salt accumulation on the soil surface was common in specific areas from 2010 – 2012. X ray diffraction (XRD) analyses confirmed that the salts originated from the No. 5 TDF due to the similarity in mineralogy.
The pH values from the start of the 30-month monitoring period remained neutral to slightly alkaline due to the neutralising effect of the dolomitic bedrock. The electrical conductivity (EC) values of the soil decreased significantly from 2010 to 2014; during dry seasons since 2012, no sulphate salts accumulated on the soil surface. Joints, fractures and cavities were found within the bedrock dolomites which created pathways for the polluted TDF water and groundwater to flow towards the study area.
It was also established that there were no adverse effects on the natural vegetation, other than encroachment by Seriphium plumosum which affected the grazing quality (overgrazed sites) of the area. It was therefore concluded that after the TDF became dormant in April 2011, the pollution plume in this area is decreasing in magnitude and severity due the lowering of the phreatic water level inside the TDF to significantly lower levels. Consequently, the decrease of the hydraulic pressure head of the TDF as well as rainwater infiltration and high percolation due to the presence of fractures, joints and cavities in the dolomites resulted in the leaching of the sulphate salts to a significant extent. It was also concluded that while there were no apparent adverse effects of the pollution on the functionality of the land, additional monitoring and maintenance would be required for at least the next five years in order to ensure the continuance of current conditions. / MSc (Environmental Sciences), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2015
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Einfluss zweier Bandscheibenprothesen auf die Kinematik des C3/C4-Segmentes / Influence of two different types of total disc arthroplasty on the kinematic properties of C3/C4-segmentsWagner, Markus 17 September 2014 (has links)
No description available.
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Biomechanical and Clinical Aspects on Fixation Techniques in the Cervical SpineHenriques, Thomas January 2003 (has links)
<p>The present work is analyzing the general biomechanical aspects of fixation techniques in the upper and lower cervical spine along with clinical implications.</p><p>The in vitro biomechanical properties of five different posterior atlanto-axial fixation techniques are compared. They provided for either a one, two or three-point fixation between atlas and axes. A new device, the C1 claw was biomechanically tested, which allow for fixation without the need for a structural bone graft. The three-point reconstructions indicated superior biomechanical properties compared to all others.</p><p>The new C1 claw device was clinically evaluated in a series of 26 patients treated with a posterior C1-C2 fusion. There were no clinical or radiological failures in the series, Twenty-one patients out of twenty-three with any length of follow up either showed a solidly healed fusion or a healed fracture. </p><p>Distractive flexion (DF) injuries in the lower cervical spine treated with anterior plate alone were analyzed with respect to healing rate and complications in a consecutive series of 36 patients. Results indicated that DF injury stage 1 and 2 according to Allen and Ferguson healed without complication, whereas DF injuries stage 3 had a high frequency of failure, needing an additional posterior fixation. </p><p>The in vitro biomechanical properties of four different fixation techniques for a distractive flexion injury stage 3 were analyzed. The result indicated that anterior plate alone for fixation of a DF injury stage 3 is insufficient supporting the clinical finding in the previous study.</p><p>Adjacent level motion was analyzed following a one segment fusion in the lower cervical spine. Motion was found to increase in adjacent levels possibly contributing to accelerated degeneration.</p>
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Biomechanical and Clinical Aspects on Fixation Techniques in the Cervical SpineHenriques, Thomas January 2003 (has links)
The present work is analyzing the general biomechanical aspects of fixation techniques in the upper and lower cervical spine along with clinical implications. The in vitro biomechanical properties of five different posterior atlanto-axial fixation techniques are compared. They provided for either a one, two or three-point fixation between atlas and axes. A new device, the C1 claw was biomechanically tested, which allow for fixation without the need for a structural bone graft. The three-point reconstructions indicated superior biomechanical properties compared to all others. The new C1 claw device was clinically evaluated in a series of 26 patients treated with a posterior C1-C2 fusion. There were no clinical or radiological failures in the series, Twenty-one patients out of twenty-three with any length of follow up either showed a solidly healed fusion or a healed fracture. Distractive flexion (DF) injuries in the lower cervical spine treated with anterior plate alone were analyzed with respect to healing rate and complications in a consecutive series of 36 patients. Results indicated that DF injury stage 1 and 2 according to Allen and Ferguson healed without complication, whereas DF injuries stage 3 had a high frequency of failure, needing an additional posterior fixation. The in vitro biomechanical properties of four different fixation techniques for a distractive flexion injury stage 3 were analyzed. The result indicated that anterior plate alone for fixation of a DF injury stage 3 is insufficient supporting the clinical finding in the previous study. Adjacent level motion was analyzed following a one segment fusion in the lower cervical spine. Motion was found to increase in adjacent levels possibly contributing to accelerated degeneration.
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Importância da hidroconectividade e do banco de ovos de resistência na recolonização de ambientes costeiros por organismos zooplanctônicosAraújo, Luciana Rabelo de 27 February 2012 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2012-02-27 / Poças adjacentes em ambientes aquáticos costeiros podem servir como refúgio para organismos em condições ambientais desfavoráveis, desde que haja conexão hidrológica entre os sistemas. Neste trabalho, foram avaliados os fatores estruturadores e a importância da hidroconectividade para comunidades zooplanctônicas de 3 lagoas salinas e 15 poças adjacentes localizadas em Quissamã/RJ, e o papel do banco de ovos de resistência na recolonização de uma lagoa costeira. Amostras da comunidade e das variáveis ambientais foram coletadas no período de um ano (Maio 2010 – Fevereiro 2011) e o banco de ovos foi coletado em agosto de 2010 no sistema Garça. Através de uma NMS utilizando o índice de similaridade de Bray-Curtis, as poças mostraram ser mais similares entre si do que com as lagoas, independente do período (seca ou chuva). Uma RDA mostrou que a salinidade e o pH foram os principais fatores estruturadores das comunidades. O cálculo da diversidade beta evidenciou que as poças apresentaram uma menor turnover temporal. No sistema Garça, as poças apresentaram bancos de ovos mais ricos que a lagoa, e 45% das espécies registradas na comunidade ativa da lagoa foram registradas exclusivamente nas poças. Embora as lagoas e suas poças não tenham sido mais similares no período chuvoso, a conectividade parece ter uma grande importância, devido à presença de espécies dulcícolas nas lagoas nos períodos mais chuvosos, encontradas também nas poças. Este fato, além da menor diversidade beta exibida pelas poças sugere que a dispersão não é limitante, possivelmente formando uma metacomunidade. A alta contribuição da comunidade ativa e dormente das poças para a comunidade ativa da lagoa da Garça mostra o potencial destes ambientes na manutenção e recolonização da comunidade zooplanctônica deste sistema. / Small-sized pools next to coastal lakes may serve as refuge for organisms during unfavorable environmental conditions in the lakes, due to sporadic connections between all aquatic systems. We assessed the importance of environmental variables and of the hydrological connectivity for the structure of zooplankton communities in three saline lagoons and 15 adjacent pools from Brazil. We also evaluated the role of the resting egg bank in the recolonization of the zooplankton community in one coastal lagoon. Zooplankton and environmental variables were collected during one year (2010–2011) and the resting egg bank was collected in August 2010 in the Garça system. NMS analyses using a Bray-Curtis index showed that the pools were more similar between each other than between the lagoons, regardless of the season (dry or rainy). A RDA showed that salinity and pH were the main structuring factors of communities in all lagoon systems. The beta-diversity index demonstrated that the lagoons had a higher temporal turnover. In the Garça system, the pools showed richer egg banks than the lagoon and 45% of the species recorded in the lake’s active community were founded in the pools. Although lagoons and pools were not more similar in the rainy season, the connectivity seems to have a major role due to the presence of freshwater species in the lakes, that were also found in the pools. This fact, plus the lower beta diversity showed by pools suggest that dispersal is not limited. The high contribution of the active and dormant communities of the pools for Garça lake’s active community shows the potential of these environments in the maintenance and recolonization of zooplankton community in this system.
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Etapas iniciais de aquisição lexical – habilidades estatísticas e simbólicas no tratamento de dependências não adjacentesLaguardia, Milene Cristine de Castro Teixeira 03 November 2016 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2016-11-03 / CAPES - Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / Este estudo diz respeito às etapas iniciais da aquisição lexical, focalizando a capacidade de o bebê identificar, abstrair e generalizar padrões de dependências não-adjacentes (DNAs) nos enunciados linguísticos e de usá-los na categorização inicial de elementos do léxico. Nossa tese é que o estabelecimento de relações entre elementos de DNAs é parte da etapa inicial de aquisição lexical e que, para tal estabelecimento, além de habilidades perceptuais, faz-se necessário o uso de habilidades computacionais – de manipulação de símbolos através de algoritmos – que torne possíveis (i) o reconhecimento e a identificação de elementos interrelacionados, que se apresentam em configuração de DNAs, e (ii) a abstração e generalização desses padrões a novos estímulos. DNAs são definidas como a co-ocorrência de marcadores morfossintáticos e/ou fonológicos, com material interveniente. Elegeram-se as DNAs como objeto de estudo por serem altamente frequentes nas línguas naturais e expressarem relações morfossintáticas (p.ex., concordância verbal, nominal de gênero e/ou de número etc.). Trabalhos com línguas artificiais (SAFFRAN et al 1996; GOMEZ et al. 2006; GOMEZ & MAYE, 2005; GOMEZ & LAKUSTA, 2004; LANGUS et al 2012 ; VAN DEN BOS et al 2012) sustentam que habilidades estatísticas e probabilísticas, de domínio geral, subjazem ao tratamento de DNAs por bebês e adultos. Nossa hipótese, em consonância com Marcus et al. (1999) e Peña et al. (2002), é que tais habilidades, sozinhas, não dão conta do tratamento de DNAs em língua natural e, portanto, bebês recorrem tanto a mecanismos gerais quanto a mecanismos computacionais/simbólicos, especificamente linguísticos, na aquisição de uma língua. Duas atividades experimentais foram desenvolvidas, com os seguintes objetivos específicos: (i) investigar se em ambiente prosódico determinado – alinhadas à fronteiras de sintagmas fonológicos – DNAs seriam mais facilmente percebidas por bebês do que em ambientes em que estão distantes de fronteiras fonológicas (Experimento 1 – participantes: bebês canadenses e bebês brasileiros, com média de idade de 11 meses); (ii) investigar se bebês são capazes de categorizar linguisticamente os elementos do léxico a partir do reconhecimento, abstração e generalização de DNAs (Experimento 2- participantes: bebês brasileiros, com média de idade de 11 meses). Nossos resultados são discutidos a partir de uma abordagem mista/integrada, que assume habilidades gerais e especificamente linguísticas no tratamento de enunciados pelo bebê durante o processo inicial de aquisição (GERVAIN & MEHLER, 2010; ENDRESS, NESPOR & MEHLER, 2009) e na hipótese do Bootstrapping prosódico (MORGAN & DEMUTH, 1996; CHRISTOPHE et al., 1997, 2008) e indicam que um ambiente prosódico específico (presença de fronteiras de sintagmas fonológicos) favorece o reconhecimento, abstração e generalização de DNAs e que estas favorecem a categorização inicial de itens do léxico. / This study investigates the initial stages of language acquisition by focusing on infant’s ability to identify, abstract and generalize non adjacent dependency (NAD) patterns in linguistic stimuli and also use them in initial word categorization. NAD is defined as the cooccurrence of morphosyntactic and/or phonological markers over one (or more) intervening element. Our thesis is that the identification of NAD relationships is part of initial lexical acquisition. Infants use perceptual and computational abilities in order to (i) recognize the related terms which appears in NAD configuration, and (ii) abstract and generalize these patterns to new stimuli. NAD was chosen as focus of this study since they are highly frequent elements in natural languages and they express morphosyntactic agreement ( verbal and noun ones). Research on NAD learning using artificial languages argue that statistical and probabilistic abilities, which belong to general cognitive domains, underlie the NAD treatment by infants and adults (SAFFRAN et al 1996; GOMEZ et al. 2006; GOMEZ & MAYE, 2005; GOMEZ & LAKUSTA, 2004; LANGUS et al 2012 ; VAN DEN BOS et al 2012). Our hypothesis, according to Marcus et al. (1999) e Peña et al. (2002), is that infants use as domain general mechanisms as well computational/symbolic, domain specific mechanisms are also necessary to NAD learning. Two experiments were conducted in order to: (i) explore if NAD in a specific prosodic context – aligned to phonological phrase boundary – are better perceived by 11-month-old infants than when they are far from a phonological phrase boundary (Experiment 1 – Canadian and Brazilian infants; (ii) to explore if 11-month-old infants can track and represent NAD at an abstract level and use them to categorize novel content words (Experiment 2 – Brazilian infants. Our results suggest that NAD aligned to prosodic phrase boundaries facilitate its recognition, abstraction and generalization and that abstract level representation of NAD promotes the initial word categorization. Taken together, our results are consistent with the prosodic bootstrapping hypothesis (MORGAN & DEMUTH, 1996; CHRISTOPHE et al., 1997, 2008) and lend support to an integrated approach with assumes that general and specific domain abilities are necessary for language acquisition (GERVAIN & MEHLER, 2010; ENDRESS, NESPOR & MEHLER, 2009).
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AN INITIAL LOOK AT ADJACENT BAND INTERFERENCE BETWEEN AERONAUTICAL MOBILE TELEMETRY AND LONG-TERM EVOLUTION WIRELESS SERVICETemple, Kip 11 1900 (has links)
With National Telecommunications & Information Administration (NTIA) Advanced Wireless
Services (AWS-3) auction of frequencies in the 1695-1710 MHz, 1755-1780MHz, and 2155-
2180MHz bands, users of the Aeronautical Mobile Telemetry (AMT) band from 1755-
1850MHz, known as Upper L-Band, could be greatly affected. This paper takes an initial look at
how the 1755-1780MHz band will be used by the cellular carriers and presents some preliminary
testing results of adjacent channel (band) interference that could be experienced by AMT users.
This paper should be considered as the stepping off point for future interference discussions,
required analysis, and further testing.
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A Data Driven Retrospective Study for Medication Strategy Analyses on Longitudinal Prescription Records / 長期処方記録上の薬物処方戦略分析のためのデータ駆動型後向き研究Purnomo, Husnul Khotimah 25 September 2018 (has links)
京都大学 / 0048 / 新制・課程博士 / 博士(情報学) / 甲第21397号 / 情博第683号 / 新制||情||118(附属図書館) / 京都大学大学院情報学研究科社会情報学専攻 / (主査)教授 吉川 正俊, 教授 黒田 知宏, 教授 守屋 和幸 / 学位規則第4条第1項該当 / Doctor of Informatics / Kyoto University / DFAM
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