Distributed Expert Systems for Planners

Expert systems can increase the effectiveness of planning. Planning information can be exchanged through intelligent computer/communication aids. More effective knowledge- based management of planning projects is possible through the use of such aids in distributed networks. We discuss the potential and limitations of such networks.Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/68577/2/10.1177_107554708600800105.pd

r-nakashima-geophysics/MHD-2D-sphere: v1.0.0

Full Changelog: https://github.com/r-nakashima-geophysics/MHD-2D-sphere/commits/v1.0.

r-nakashima-geophysics/mhd-2d-sphere: v1.0.0

This code support the findings of our study [Nakashima & Yoshida (in prep.)]

User's manual for SHARC-3, Strategic High-Altitude Radiance Code /

Mode of access: Internet

Eritrea Sector study on national water resources and irrigation potential: report on the first input of surface geophysics specialist (17 June to 13 August 1997) and the correlation of aquired geophysical data with subsequent borehole control

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