A Miyawaki forest; Potential Natural Vegetation, is an opportunity to take part in ecosystem restoration. Indeed, the method takes into account ecological successions, and allows immediately plant advanced forest through choice of most adapted communities. Cooperation between trees enhances quick development great resilience. restoration intentional activity that initiates or accelerates recove...

The study aims to develop a holistic framework for maximum area coverage of disaster region during bushfire event. monitoring and detection bushfires are essential assess the extent damage, its direction spread, action be taken containment. Bushfires limit human’s access gather data understand ground situation. Therefore, application Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) could suitable technically ad...

Being able to provide a quick and accurate pollutant maps from readings at isolated measurement stations is becoming more important today in light of the European norms on air quality and the public’s demand to be informed. Commonly used algorithms for cartography are quick but their accuracy remains to be determined. Firstly, the choice of method is arbitrary and based on user's subjective per...

This research studies buyout sponsors’ incentive and corporate control in Reverse Leveraged Buyouts (RLBOs). By and large, buyout sponsors take LBOs public when LBO structure has achieved the most improvement. Contrary to previous literature, RLBO firms do not experience significant operating performance deterioration after going public. In this study, I empirically measure sponsor incentive us...

We present Symbolic Quick Error Detection (Symbolic QED), a structured approach for logic bug detection and localization which can be used both during pre-silicon design verification as well as post-silicon validation and debug. This new methodology leverages prior work on Quick Error Detection (QED) which has been demonstrated to drastically reduce the latency, in terms of the number of clock ...

Ketamine has been known to the medical world for over 30 years, yet is not widely used to its full potential. It is often considered to be a 'third world' drug only. In light of a recent increase in interest in its use in the developed world, this review is for emergency physicians to use as a quick reference.

Language is widely assumed to be a well designed tool for reliably communicating propositional information between people. This suggests that its users should be sensitive to failures of communication, such as utterances that are blatantly incoherent with respect to an ongoing conversation. We present experimental work suggesting that, in fact, people are surprisingly tolerant of conversational...