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S R Sutton - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • obtaining and using planetary spatial data into the future the role of the mapping and planetary spatial Infrastructure Team mapsit
    2017
    Co-Authors: J Radebaugh, B J Thomson, B Archinal, J J Hagerty, L Gaddis, S J Lawrence, S R Sutton
    Abstract:

    Planetary spatial data, which include any remote sensing data or derived products with sufficient positional information such that they can be projected onto a planetary body, continue to rapidly increase in volume and complexity. These data are the hard-earned fruits of decades of planetary exploration, and are the end result of mission planning and execution. Maintaining these data using accessible formats and standards for all scientists has been necessary for the success of past, present, and future planetary missions. The Mapping and Planetary Spatial Infrastructure Team (MAPSIT) is a group of planetary community members tasked by NASA Headquarters to work with the planetary science community to identify and prioritize their planetary spatial data needs to help determine the best pathways for new data acquisition, usable product derivation, and tools/capability development that supports NASA's planetary science missions.

Eleonor Minho Conill - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • a historical and conceptual model for primary health care challenges for the organization of primary care and the family health strategy in large brazilian cities
    Cadernos De Saude Publica, 2008
    Co-Authors: Eleonor Minho Conill
    Abstract:

    This paper focuses on the experience with Primary Health Care as a strategy for reorganizing the health care model, based on reforms in this direction and their implementation in the Brazilian case. The article identifies a shift in the discourse concerning health sector reforms, with a return to emphasis on primary care and integration of services. The Brazilian context demands reflection on the possibilities for synergy between this strategy and other social policies and the factors needed to ensure adequate performance. Evaluation research has suggested that primary care activities are slightly superior as compared to traditional health care units, despite persistent difficulties in access, physical Infrastructure, Team formation, management, and organization of the network. These difficulties correlate with a low level of public financing, persistent segmentation of the system, and weak integration of primary care services with other levels of care. From the technical perspective, a reasonable target is to guarantee the strategy's continuity with the necessary adjustments, conditioned by the dynamics of the health care technical models involved in the dispute.

J Radebaugh - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • obtaining and using planetary spatial data into the future the role of the mapping and planetary spatial Infrastructure Team mapsit
    2017
    Co-Authors: J Radebaugh, B J Thomson, B Archinal, J J Hagerty, L Gaddis, S J Lawrence, S R Sutton
    Abstract:

    Planetary spatial data, which include any remote sensing data or derived products with sufficient positional information such that they can be projected onto a planetary body, continue to rapidly increase in volume and complexity. These data are the hard-earned fruits of decades of planetary exploration, and are the end result of mission planning and execution. Maintaining these data using accessible formats and standards for all scientists has been necessary for the success of past, present, and future planetary missions. The Mapping and Planetary Spatial Infrastructure Team (MAPSIT) is a group of planetary community members tasked by NASA Headquarters to work with the planetary science community to identify and prioritize their planetary spatial data needs to help determine the best pathways for new data acquisition, usable product derivation, and tools/capability development that supports NASA's planetary science missions.

Richard Guy - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Systems Infrastructure (SYS 18)
    Center for Embedded Network Sensing, 2006
    Co-Authors: Richard Guy, John Hicks, Karen Weeks
    Abstract:

    The Systems Infrastructure Team assembles, tests, and provides complete sensor network solutions containing both exploratory and hardened components, from high-level applications and analysis tools, down to hardware at the sensor platform level. Recent significant progress is seen in SensorBase and ESS2 at the database and application levels; in disruption-tolerant data delivery and system control software and in the integration of the latest wireless routing algorithms.

  • SYS 5: Systems Infrastructure
    Center for Embedded Network Sensing, 2006
    Co-Authors: Kevin Chang, John Hicks, Karen Weeks, Martin Lukac, Dustin Mcintire, Tom Schoellhammer, Thanos Stathopoulos, Richard Guy
    Abstract:

    The Systems Infrastructure Team assembles, tests, and provides complete sensor network solutions containing both exploratory and hardened components, from high-level applications and analysis tools, down to hardware at the sensor platform level. Recent significant progress is seen in SensorBase and ESS2 at the database and application levels; in disruption-tolerant data delivery and system control software; in auto-ranging and self-configuration acoustic platform software and in energy harvesting (heliomote) and low-power energy-aware microserver platforms (LEAP).

Karen Weeks - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Systems Infrastructure (SYS 18)
    Center for Embedded Network Sensing, 2006
    Co-Authors: Richard Guy, John Hicks, Karen Weeks
    Abstract:

    The Systems Infrastructure Team assembles, tests, and provides complete sensor network solutions containing both exploratory and hardened components, from high-level applications and analysis tools, down to hardware at the sensor platform level. Recent significant progress is seen in SensorBase and ESS2 at the database and application levels; in disruption-tolerant data delivery and system control software and in the integration of the latest wireless routing algorithms.

  • SYS 5: Systems Infrastructure
    Center for Embedded Network Sensing, 2006
    Co-Authors: Kevin Chang, John Hicks, Karen Weeks, Martin Lukac, Dustin Mcintire, Tom Schoellhammer, Thanos Stathopoulos, Richard Guy
    Abstract:

    The Systems Infrastructure Team assembles, tests, and provides complete sensor network solutions containing both exploratory and hardened components, from high-level applications and analysis tools, down to hardware at the sensor platform level. Recent significant progress is seen in SensorBase and ESS2 at the database and application levels; in disruption-tolerant data delivery and system control software; in auto-ranging and self-configuration acoustic platform software and in energy harvesting (heliomote) and low-power energy-aware microserver platforms (LEAP).