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Information technologies in environmental engineering : ITEE 2007--Third International ICSC Symposium
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Berlin : Springer, 2007
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9783540713340
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Potentially dangerous environmental changes are happening in the atm- phere, oceans, animal habitats and places where hazardous materials are used, or have been discarded without adequate environmental protections. These increasing problems that also affect human health demand for int- disciplinary approaches where engineers, natural scientists, economists and computer scientists work together. Information technology has become significant to all scientific groups and fields involved in environmental - gineering: Model based systems which enable the study of environmental changes have been developed and are being extended to manage those - vironments. New paradigms for designing objects to enable easy dis- sembly and recovery of components contribute to reuse. Web-based - formation systems enhance public awareness to environmental changes and allow participation in decision making. Developments in exploiting - ternative energy sources are reducing dependence on non-renewable - sources. Numerical economy-environment models contribute to co- benefit analysis of environmental policy, and environmental monitoring and accounting systems facilitate market-based environmental regulation. Further advance is only possible if scientific teams have adequate expe- ence, methods and tools for investigation of the changes in the envir- ment. Success requires a high level of organization related to technical as well as scientific and human aspects of information handling. This book publishes the results of the ITEE 2007 conference where information about the topics above has been presented and discussed among environmental engineers, computer scientists and economists. March 2007 Jorge Marx Gómez Michael Sonnenschein Martin Müller Heinz Welsch Claus Rautenstrauch VI Editors Prof.Dr.


Table of Contents

Werner BrinkerChristoph BohringerLorenz M. HiltyHorst F. WeddeM.L. Agrawal and B. Maitra and M.K. GhoseLeiv Havard Slordal and Harold McInnes and Terje KrognesTabassom Hashemi Farzad and Ebrahim Omidi GarekaniHans-Knud Arndt and Henner Graubitz and Rene KlesinskiChristian Grunwald and Jorge Marx GomezRalf IsenmannFabian GruningSwantje NikolaiStefan Schulte and Rainer Berbner and Ralf Steinmetz and Mathias UslarUte Vogel and Michael SonnenscheinLudger Winkels and Jan-Patrick Osterloh and Fabian Gruning and Martin Troschel and Dave Boers and Tanja Schmedes and Mathias UslarBettina Bauer-Messmer and Rolf GrutterAnsgar Burmann and Jorge Marx GomezYaile Caballero and Leticia Arco and Rafael Bello and Jorge Marx GomezRicardo R. M. do Carmo and Andre C. M. Costa and Jose L. Campos dos Santos and Jose G. Pereira FilhoPaulina Golinska and Marek Fertsch and Jorge Marx Gomez and Joanna OleskowChristian Grunwald and Jorge Marx GomezPeter Jakob and Flurin Sutter and Peter Waldner and Gustav SchneiterHorst JunkerCorinna V. LangAndreas MoellerIan MolloyClaus RautenstrauchRostylav Bun and Khrystyna Hamal and Mykola Gusti and Andriy Bun and Olga SavchynMarkus Glotzel and Martin MullerRalf IsenmannWalter Leal FilhoJi Young Song and Bong Gyou Lee and Koen Steemers and Nick BakerJoanna Oleskow and Marek Fertsch and Paulina Golinska and Katarzyna MaruszewskaVeronika WolfIoannis Dokas and Konstantinos Kitis and Christos Dodis and Demetrios Panagiotakopoulos and Demetrios KarrasWalter Hurster and Thomas WilboisAxel Sauer and Jochen Schanze and Ulrich WalzMarcus Schulz and Olaf Buttner and Michael Matthies and Michael Bohme and Wolf von TumplingVolker Barth and Jens Krefeldt and Jan-Christian MarinesseStefan Gobling-ReisemannZheng Lu and Hui Cao and Paul Folan and David Potter and Jim BrowneJurgen Reinhard and Stefan MotschIoannis N. Athanasiadis and Sander Janssen and David Huber and Andrea Emilio Rizzoli and Martin van IttersumJens Finke and Michael SonnenscheinJana Gormer and Helmut Lessing and Dirk BettelsWassim JaziriJean Duclos Alegue and Albrecht GnauckAlbrecht GnauckE. Kamilova and D. Fayzieva and B. Nurtaev and L. Orlovsky and D. ReibleRachid NedjaiShouke Wei and Albrecht GnauckAlexander BockStefan HinzeThomas KastnerJan GoscimskiThomas Wetzel and Nabil AllamMathias Zirkelbach
Keynotes
Our Energy Supply Future - 10 Bullensee Assumptionsp. 1
Sustainability Impact Assessment - The Role of Numerical E3-Modelsp. 3
The Material Side of Virtualizationp. 5
Electric Power Management and a Clean Environment - a Discrepancy and an Algorithmic Challengep. 7
Air Pollution
A Spatial Assessment of Air Pollution Impact of a Highway Project Using GISp. 11
The Air Quality Management System AirQUISp. 21
Danger Assessment of Potential Resources of Air Pollution once Natural Disasters Occurp. 35
Corporate Sustainability Reporting
Using Topic Maps for Sustainability Reportingp. 47
Conception of System Supported Generation of Sustainability Reports in a Large Scale Enterprisep. 61
Information Management for Sophisticated Environmental Reportingp. 69
Decentralized Energy Management Systems
Data Quality Mining: Employing Classifiers for Assuring Consistent Datasetsp. 85
Models for Optimization of Electrical Energy Delivery for Regional Utilitiesp. 95
Implementing and Evaluating the Common Information Model in a Relational and RDF-based Databasep. 109
Optimization of Adaptive Consumers to a Time-varying Electricity Supplyp. 119
Distributed Power Generation: Requirements and Recommendations for an ICT Architecturep. 133
Environmental Information Systems
Designing a Bilingual Eco-Ontology for Open and Intuitive Searchp. 143
Data Warehousing with Environmental Datap. 153
New Measures for Evaluating Decision Systems Using Rough Set Theory: The Application in Seasonal Weather Forecastingp. 161
A Protocol to Secure Context-aware Service Discovery in Complex Earth Experimentsp. 175
The Concept of Closed-loop Supply Chain Integration Through Agents-based Systemp. 189
Integrating Environmental Information with Systems of Factory Planningp. 203
Designing a Flexible ICT Framework for Processing Remote Gauging-Datap. 211
Ecological and Economic Effects of Web-based Integrated Management Systemsp. 221
Modeling of a Corporate Environmental Management Information System (CEMIS) for Production Processesp. 231
Petri Net Based EMIS-Mappers for Flexible Manufacturing Systemsp. 241
Environmental Management Systems and Information Management - Strategic-Systematical Integration of Green Value Addedp. 251
Integration of MRP II and Material Flow Management Systemsp. 261
Environmental Policy and Management
Spatial Inventory of Greenhouse Gases on Regional Levelp. 271
Weblogs, Legitimacy and Organizationsp. 281
Unifying Architecture for Industrial Ecology Communication and Educationp. 293
SmartLIFE: Toward European Approaches to Sustainable Buildingp. 303
The Effect of ICTs on Mobility and Environment in Urban Areasp. 313
Data Mining as a Suitable Tool for Efficient Supply Chain Integration - Extended Abstractp. 321
A Pilot Project for Eco Industrial Parks in North Rhine-Westphalia - Extended Abstractp. 327
Environmental Risk Assessment
Knowledge Acquisition and Risk Analysis in Material Recovery Facilities by a Virtual Teamp. 333
Early Warning and Risk Management - An Interdisciplinary Approachp. 343
Development of a GIS-based Risk Assessment Methodology for Flood Pollutantsp. 357
Modeling Arsenic and Oil Contamination After High Water Events in the Town and Floodplain of Bitterfeld (Germany)p. 367
Life Cycle Assessment
EcoClass - An Easy-to-access GUI for LCA Data to Assess Product Utilization Schemesp. 377
Combining LCA with Thermodynamicsp. 387
RFID-based Information Management in the Automotive Plastic Recycling Industryp. 397
Material Flow Management in a Motor Fabrication: Identifying Saving Potential in the Mechanical Production by Modeling Energy- and Material Flows as Well as Machine Time Using Umbertop. 409
Spatial Applications
Semantic Modeling in Farming Systems Research - The Case of the Agricultural Management Definition Modulep. 417
Simulation and Optimization of Habitat Network Permeabilityp. 433
System Architecture for Coverage and Visualization of Underground Pipeline Structures in Detectinop. 445
Finding Optimal Directions for Forest Trees Harvesting Using GIS-based Techniquesp. 457
Water Pollution
Evaluating Water Quality Standards Through Time Series Modeling by Waveletsp. 471
Simulation of Shallow Lake Eutrophicationp. 483
GIS Use in the Aral Sea Area: Water Quality and Population's Healthp. 497
Evidence of Heavy Metal Pollution in French Jura Lakes: Observed Impacts and Countermeasuresp. 509
Water Supply and Water Demand of Beijing - A Game Theoretic Approach for Modelingp. 525
Workshop: Corporate Environmental Management Information Systems
Modeling a Material Flow Network of a Casting Housep. 539
Conception and Realization of a Web-based User Interface for an Environmental Simulation with Gridfunctionalityp. 549
Concept to Migrate an Access Based Environmental Information System into a Web-based Front-end Solution for the Environmental Management of a Waste Disposal Companyp. 559
Development of a Software-based Environmental Reporting According to the "Bundes-Immissionsschutzgesetz"p. 567
Environmental and Safety Management Supportp. 575
Development and Implementation of a Software to Accelerate Data Acquisition as Part of a Corporate Environmental Management Information System for an Energy Companyp. 585
Author Indexp. 597
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