Identifying Resources

Air Quality Related Value (AQRV) a resource, as identified by the ELM for one or more Federal areas, that may be adversely affected by a change in air quality. The resource may include visibility or a specific scenic, cultural, physical, biological, ecological, or recreational resource identified by the ELM for a particular area. "These values include visibility and those scenic, cultural, biological, and recreation resources of an area that are affected by air quality" (43 Fed. Reg. 15016). 

SAIC provided much of the data used in this book from its proprietary files of previously analyzed and selected information. Since these data were primarily from the nuclear power industry, a literature search and industry survey described in Chapter 4 were conducted to locate other sources of data specific to the process equipment types in the CCPS Taxonomy. Candidate data resources identified through this effort were reviewed, and the appropriate ones were selected. Applicable failure rate data were extracted from them for the CCPS Generic Failure Rate Data Base. The resources that provided failure information are listed in Table 5.1 with data reference numbers used in the data tables to show where the data originated. 

Questions five and six address the actual identification, quantification and valuation of resources and costs. Resources previously identified as being relevant to the analysis have to be collected, measured and reported in appropriate units. For example, if blood tests are determined to be a resource that is important to the analysis, the actual number of each specific test performed must be recorded (e.g. five CBCs). Because of differing treatment regimens across regions or countries, it is extremely important that there is full disclosure of each resource identified, along with the frequency of use. Such resource dictionaries allow the person critically evaluating the analysis to determine whether the treatment patterns in the analysis accurately reflect treatment patterns in their area. In addition, the unit cost/price for each resource should be provided, along with the source of each value. The provision of unit prices/costs allows the reader to determine whether the relative costs shown in the analysis are similar to those foimd in his or her area. 

Obtaining resources identifying them, negotiating for their release, retaining them, managing their effective use. 

UPS (uninterruptible power source) URC (uniform resource characteristic) URI (uniform resource identifier)... 

Resource Description Format (RDF) is a way of making statements about subject-object-predicate triples. The subject, object, and predicate of each statement should each, at least in principle, have a Universal Resource Identifier (URI). Much of this chapter will be devoted to describing existing schemes for assigning URIs to subjects and objects. Rather less, and less rigorous, work has been done on predicates. 

Land is a finite and valuable resource. Identifying and dealing with contaminated land is important in order to support increased quality of life for communities and conservation of biodiversity. 

In order to make the Web work in the way described above, Berners-Lee needed to develop three key elements that would build on top of the features already provided by the Internet. In his book Weaving the Web, he ranks these in the following order Universal Resource Identifiers (URIs), HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP), and HyperText Mark-up Language (HTML). 

Resources Concentrations of coal in snch forms that economic extraction is currently or may become feasible. Coal resources broken down by identified and undiscovered resources. Identified coal resources are classified as demonstrated and inferred. Demonstrated resources are further broken down as measured and indicated. Undiscovered resources are broken down as hypothetical and speculative. 

Key to this is an effective IT function — whether it is represented by internal staff or acquired through consultants. Two resources identify questions to ask and issues to address regarding the readiness of the IT function. Paul Tinnirello recommends asking the following questions about the company s development function before launching a new project ... 

Young report makes insightful comparison of successful and failed robotic missions. Attributes success to adequate margins and flexibility to adjust project scope and failure to inadequate resources. Identifies management as well as technical problems. Stresses that mission readiness must take priority over launch window. 

Unified Modeling Language Unique Name Assumption Uniform Resource Identifier Uniform Resource Locator Virtual Common Data Model... 

The most widely used identifiers on the internet are HTTP uniform resource identifiers (HTTP URIs) these include the HTTP uniform resource locators (HTTP URLs), now very familiar as addresses for web pages. HTTP URIs on their own... 

The REST-based approach is another paradigm of SOA implementation, known as Resource Orientation Architecture (ROA), which follows the classical client/server model. It considers a service as a resource that can be accessed through the Web using traditional HTTP requests. These resources can be manipulated using the CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) style via the typical HTTP methods, namely GET to request/retrieve a resource, POST to modify/update a resource, PUT to create a resource and DELETE to remove a resource. In the context of SURV-TRACK, the service provider or simply the server i.e. amobile robot or a sensor node) creates a resource for each service they provide and makes it accessible to service consumers or simply clients (i.e. control station) through a Uniform Resource Identifier... 

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