Titlebook: IGIS ‘94: Geographic Information Systems; International Worksh Jürg Nievergelt,Thomas Roos,Peter Widmayer Conference proceedings 1994 Sprin

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COSIMA A network based architecture for GIS, integration of different types of services in a distributed computing environment..We describe a basic cooperation protocol that allows to dynamically link the independent components for any specific complex task. We define the minimum protocol elements all partners have to agree on and give examples for extensions of this basic protocol.

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Knowledge-based systems coupled with geographic information systems,res of uncertainty in the data and results. In this prototype we include representation of the other expert routines, their goals and pre-requisites, within a frame structure and the KBS has the potential to call on other aspects of knowledge and expertise.

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Conference proceedings 1994ications to spatial and environmental data engineering. Among the topics covered are GIS theory, spatial databases, spatial data structures, environmental modelling and control, data modelling, object-orientation, pattern recognition, and optimization. In addition, software and non-commercial as well as commercial GIS are analysed.

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CARTECH: a prototype of geographical information system,ement. System highlights are: a system integration methodology to reuse existing modules so to deal in an efficient way with specialized aspects of the data and to build an overall system without re-inventing the wheel; a unifying logical data model to provide the end user with a uniform view of geo

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Thomas Bode,Martin Breunig,Armin B. Cremersost resistance. In particular, one chapter sum­ marized information on the role of macrophages in host resistance against tumors. The present volume continues to emphasize one of the major themes of the first volume, innovative approaches to the therapy of cancer. It involves contributions from lead

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Jochen Albrecht,Manfred Ehlersy applied to the tumor setting as there is abundant sample material to perform both experiments. However, premalignant specimens are often much smaller compared to tumors. Therefore, there is a need to explore the viability of adopting a single approach for immune, neoantigen, and mutation profiling

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Philippe Rigaux,Michel Schollreproduced in small laboratories without the need of sophisticate equipment. In this chapter, we will describe the most recent methods utilized by our Monoclonal Antibodies Core Facility at the University of Texas–M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. During the last 10 years, the methods, techniques, and ex