Efficiency in Your Safety Operations with Oracle Argus A Complete Solution for Clinical and Post-Marketing Safety A constantly evolving regulatory climate worldwide, the critical focus on understanding the risk/benefit profile of products through all phases of development, increasingly complex and global clinical trials, and shrinking R&D resources have all fueled new demands for more efficient...

The 2008-09 Argus Commission was charged to examine the question of how colleges and schools of pharmacy are working to create agents of change for pharmacy and society. This charge was derived from the recommendation of the 2007-08 Argus Commission which stated that “the 2008-09 Commission, collaboratively with national student pharmacy leaders, should examine the curricular, co-curricular and...

The use of pure heavy hydrocarbons like propane or isobutane has some advantages for drift chaders that measure the specific ionisation for particle identification. With a prototype of the ARGUS drift chamber various gases were tested with a 3 GeV/c electron beam. We found a dE/dx resolution for propane of Fwhm= 10.4% and for isobutane Fwhm = 9.9X, by a factor of + 1.6 better than that for argo...

Interactive behavior emerges from the interaction of embodied cognition with task and the artifacts designed to accomplish the task. The current study focuses on how subtle changes in interface design lead to changes in the cognition, perception, and action operations that compose interactive behavior. The Argus Prime task is explained and the nature of the modeling effort is discussed. Insight...

We present ARGUS, a coordination system for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) deployed to support situational awareness for disaster management settings. ARGUS is based on the max-sum algorithm, a well known decentralised coordination algorithm for multi-agent systems. In this demonstration, we present an interactive simulation environment, where a user acting as a first responder submits imagery...

UNLABELLED BACKGROUND The World Health Organization (WHO) collects and publishes surveillance data and statistics for select diseases, but traditional methods of gathering such data are time and labor intensive. Event-based biosurveillance, which utilizes a variety of Internet sources, complements traditional surveillance. In this study we assess the reliability of Internet biosurveillance a...

We describe and evaluate WatchTower, a system that simplifies the collection of Windows performance counter data, and Argus, a statistical methodology for evaluating this data and reducing the sheer volume of it. This is especially important when monitoring the performance of clusters for high performance computing. WatchTower’s overheads are comparable to those of Microsoft’s perfmon tool, whi...