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Josu Takala - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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hybrid management in preparedness utilizing cooperation and crowdsourcing to Create Joint performance in the logistic society
Management Science, 2016Co-Authors: Vesajukka Vornanen, Ari Sivula, Josu TakalaAbstract:The key challenges in the public sector are to find new ways to operate horizontally between different levels of administration and being prepared sudden changes. The purpose of this paper is merging society in the development of customer-oriented hybrid organization. Methodology is the literature review. Preparedness is a process, which connects logistic society, its public, private and the third sector organizations, and their operations with households and individuals. This paper presents a conceptual model of hybrid management and applies it to the preparedness. The management resulted in preparedness analysis and classification system (PACS), which conduct transformational leadership, hybrid organization, and crowdsourcing to secure the overall value chain. The PACS shed light to local hybridity and crowdsourcing usage in preparedness. Crowdsourcing can be employed to provide resources before the incident, which will speed recovery. Introduced hybrid management is a significant contribution to the logistic society and its preparedness.
Henry Louie - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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evaluation of bivariate archimedean and elliptical copulas to model wind power dependency structures
Wind Energy, 2014Co-Authors: Henry LouieAbstract:When modeling wind power from several sources, consideration of the dependency structure of the sources is of critical importance. Failure to appropriately account for the dependency structure can lead to unrealistic models, which may result in erroneous conclusions from wind integration studies and other analyses. The dependency structure is fully described by the multivariate Joint distribution function of the wind power. However, fewif anyexplicit Joint distribution models of wind power exist. Instead, copulas can be used to Create Joint distribution functions, provided that the selected copula family reasonably approximates the dependency structure. Unfortunately, there is little guidance on which copula family should be used to model wind power. The purpose of this paper is to investigate which copula families are best suited to model wind power dependency structures. Bivariate copulas are considered in particular. The paper focuses on power from wind plantscollections of wind turbines with a common interconnection pointbut the methodology can be generally extended to consider power from individual wind turbines or even aggregate wind power from entire systems. Twelve Archimedean and elliptical copulas are evaluated using hourly data from 500 wind plant pairs in the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's Eastern Dataset. The evaluation is based on (2) and Cramer-von Mises statistics. Application guidelines recommending which copula family to use are developed. It is shown that a default assumption of Gaussian dependence is not justified and that the use of Gumbel copulas can result in improved models. An illustrative example shows the application of the guidelines to model dependence of wind power sources in Monte Carlo simulations. Copyright (c) 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Vesajukka Vornanen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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hybrid management in preparedness utilizing cooperation and crowdsourcing to Create Joint performance in the logistic society
Management Science, 2016Co-Authors: Vesajukka Vornanen, Ari Sivula, Josu TakalaAbstract:The key challenges in the public sector are to find new ways to operate horizontally between different levels of administration and being prepared sudden changes. The purpose of this paper is merging society in the development of customer-oriented hybrid organization. Methodology is the literature review. Preparedness is a process, which connects logistic society, its public, private and the third sector organizations, and their operations with households and individuals. This paper presents a conceptual model of hybrid management and applies it to the preparedness. The management resulted in preparedness analysis and classification system (PACS), which conduct transformational leadership, hybrid organization, and crowdsourcing to secure the overall value chain. The PACS shed light to local hybridity and crowdsourcing usage in preparedness. Crowdsourcing can be employed to provide resources before the incident, which will speed recovery. Introduced hybrid management is a significant contribution to the logistic society and its preparedness.
Il Young Chong - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Short paper: Object collaboration model to Create Joint knowledge in WoO environment
2014 IEEE World Forum on Internet of Things (WF-IoT), 2014Co-Authors: Il Young ChongAbstract:Advancing services provided by IoT are considering essential capability which could provide user with smart services that is suited for their needs. The Semantic Ontology models representing device, resource and service model into virtual objects to interconnect and transmit data and attributes of each various things will Create the knowledge. This paper will provide the Semantic Ontology model and use case with collaboration of objects to Create service knowledge in WoO Environment.
Ari Sivula - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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hybrid management in preparedness utilizing cooperation and crowdsourcing to Create Joint performance in the logistic society
Management Science, 2016Co-Authors: Vesajukka Vornanen, Ari Sivula, Josu TakalaAbstract:The key challenges in the public sector are to find new ways to operate horizontally between different levels of administration and being prepared sudden changes. The purpose of this paper is merging society in the development of customer-oriented hybrid organization. Methodology is the literature review. Preparedness is a process, which connects logistic society, its public, private and the third sector organizations, and their operations with households and individuals. This paper presents a conceptual model of hybrid management and applies it to the preparedness. The management resulted in preparedness analysis and classification system (PACS), which conduct transformational leadership, hybrid organization, and crowdsourcing to secure the overall value chain. The PACS shed light to local hybridity and crowdsourcing usage in preparedness. Crowdsourcing can be employed to provide resources before the incident, which will speed recovery. Introduced hybrid management is a significant contribution to the logistic society and its preparedness.