This paper presents the architecture for a Base, a clustered environment for building and executing highly available, scalable, but exible and adaptable infrastructure services. Our architecture has three organizing principles: addressing all of the diÆcult service faulttolerance, availability, and consistency problems in a carefully controlled environment, building that environment out of a co...

This paper introduces a new project, InfraWatch, that demonstrates the many challenges that a large complex data analysis application has to offer in terms of data capture, management, analysis and reporting. The project is concerned with the intelligent monitoring and analysis of large infrastructural projects in the public domain, such as public roads, highways, tunnels and bridges. As a demo...

Drawing from deep longitudinal and ethnographic work, this article interrogates a set of key relationships between bodies, gender infrastructure in the context understanding cities such as Bharatpur Dhangadhi Nepal well Delhi, India. This seeks to make two contributions. First, utilizing feminist political geography approaches, we examine bodies infrastructure, referring how social material wor...

The town of Tiksi came into being in the 1930s, when Soviet Union intensified its efforts to industrialize Arctic. A critical element that policy was make Northern Sea Route a viable Arctic shipping lane and Tiksi, located where Lena River meets Ocean, became an important transportation hub on route. Post-Soviet transformations led rapid decline population numbers economic significance town, wh...

The study examined the relationship between tax structure and exchange rate, capital expenditure using secondary data obtained from Central bank of Nigeria Federal inland revenue annual bulletin for period 1994 to 2022 multiple regression auto regressive distributive lag. Tax was divided into direct indirect consisting PPT, CIT VAT while dependent variable proxied by rate expenditure. Unit root...

in the last two decades, digital divide, defined as the gap between the people who can access pcs and internet and those who cannot, has been proposed as one of the biggest challenges of digital age. considering that the economic, cultural, social, and political by-products of such a gap are viewed by many scholars to be more damaging than traditional gaps, the present research strives to detec...