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QCDOC is a massively parallel supercomputer whose processing nodes are based on an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC). This ASIC was custom-designed so that crucial lattice QCD kernels achieve an overall sustained performance of 50% on machines with several 10,000 nodes. This strong scalability, together with low power consumption and a price/performance ratio of $1 per sustained MFlops, enable QCDOC to attack the most demanding lattice QCD problems. The first ASICs became available in June of 2003, and the testing performed so far has shown all systems functioning according to specification. We review the hardware and software status of QCDOC and present performance figures obtained in real hardware as well as in simulation.
2011 SAPHIRE 8 Software Quality Assurance Status Report
The Software Quality Assurance engineer position was created in fiscal year 2011 to better maintain and improve the quality of the SAPHIRE 8 development program. This year's Software Quality Assurance tasks concentrated on developing the framework of the SQA program. This report reviews the accomplishments and recommendations for each of the subtasks set forth for JCN V6059: (1) Reviews, Tests, and Code Walkthroughs; (2) Data Dictionary; (3) Metrics; (4) Requirements Traceability Matrix; (5) Provide Oversight on SAPHIRE QA Activities; and (6) Support NRC Presentations and Meetings.
Kurt G. Vedros
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Software screen captures and equations Software screen captures and equations Software Software developed by EETD researchers for energy-efficient buildings, and electricity grid. Download free or for a nominal licensing fee. EETD scientists develop software to help design more energy-efficient buildings, audit energy use in buildings, examine the economics of sustainable projects, and model components of building systems. Most EETD software and documentation is available for download and public use. Building Controls Virtual Test Bed The Building Controls Virtual Test Bed (BCVTB) is a software environment that allows expert users to couple different simulation programs for co-simulation, and to couple simulation programs with actual hardware. Version Download Supported? Website 1.1.0 Yes BCVTB
CHINA'S SOFTWARE INDUSTRY CURRENT STATUS AND DEVELOPMENT STRATEIES Hongli Hu, Xi'an Jiaotong University, firstname.lastname@example.com, Tel: +86-29-527-6916
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CHINA'S SOFTWARE INDUSTRY ┬Ł CURRENT STATUS AND DEVELOPMENT STRATEIES Hongli Hu, Xi'an Jiaotong: Although software industry in China is still at the primitive stage, with her huge personnel resource, the demands from her fast growing economy, and government's promotional policies, China will inevitably become
Lin, Zhangxi
Surreptitious warfarin ingestion
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Munchausen by proxy has been reported involving children who have been given various drugs or toxins. In addition, there is a body of adult literature regarding covert anticoagulant ingestion. This is a case of an 11-month-old female who appears to combine features of both of these syndromes. This child presented with an acute left hemorrhagic otitis media. The physical examination was unremarkable except for the following: weight, fifth percentile; left external auditory canal filled with blood with the right external canal and tympanic membrane being normal; and several scattered 1 ū 2 cm firm, movable, nontender, purple nodules on extremities, chest and forehead. The coagulation studies were consistent with Vitamin K deficiency secondary to anticoagulant ingestion. A serum warfarin study confirmed our suspicions. The mother was noted to have a dependent relationship with her child and characteristics of those involved in Munchausen by proxy: falsifying information and thwarting medical assessment. In addition, she displayed some of the characteristics found commonly in anticoagulant malingerers. She was depressed, with limited medical knowledge, and had access to warfarin. The mother was admitted for inpatient psychiatric care and the patient placed with an extended family member. This case report describes the use of an anticoagulant to induce illness in a child by a psychologically ill mother. This form of child abuse must be considered in the differential diagnoses of hemorrhagic disorders.
Susanne T. White; Karen Voter; Joan Perry
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Status Report on the Development of Micro-Scheduling Software for the Advanced Outage Control Center Project
The long-term viability of existing nuclear power plants (NPPs) in the United States (U.S.) is dependent upon a number of factors, including maintaining high capacity factors, maintaining nuclear safety, and reducing operating costs, particularly those associated with refueling outages. Refueling outages typically take 20-30 days, and for existing light water NPPs in the U.S., the reactor cannot be in operation during the outage. Furthermore, given that many NPPs generate between $1-1.5 million/day in revenue when in operation, there is considerable interest in shortening the length of refueling outages. Yet, refueling outages are highly complex operations, involving multiple concurrent and dependent activities that are difficult to coordinate. Finding ways to improve refueling outage performance while maintaining nuclear safety has proven to be difficult. The Advanced Outage Control Center project is a research and development (R&D) demonstration activity under the Light Water Reactor Sustainability (LWRS) Program. LWRS is a R&D program which works with industry R&D programs to establish technical foundations for the licensing and managing of long-term, safe, and economical operation of current NPPs. The Advanced Outage Control Center project has the goal of improving the management of commercial NPP refueling outages. To accomplish this goal, this INL R&D project is developing an advanced outage control center (OCC) that is specifically designed to maximize the usefulness of communication and collaboration technologies for outage coordination and problem resolution activities. This report describes specific recent efforts to develop a capability called outage Micro-Scheduling. Micro-Scheduling is the ability to allocate and schedule outage support task resources on a sub-hour basis. Micro-Scheduling is the real-time fine-tuning of the outage schedule to react to the actual progress of the primary outage activities to ensure that support task resources are optimally deployed with the least amount of delay and unproductive use of resources. The remaining sections of this report describe in more detail the scheduling challenges that occur during outages, how a Micro-Scheduling capability helps address those challenges, and provides a status update on work accomplished to date and the path forward.
Shawn St. Germain; Kenneth Thomas; Ronald Farris; Jeffrey Joe
Software Function Allocation Methodology
performance. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page ABSTRACT TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF TABLES LIST OF FIGURES 1. INTRODUCTION 1. 1 Terminology Definitions 1, 2 Problem Definition 2. CURRENT RESEARCH STATUS 2. 1 Current Methodologies 2. 1. 1 Structured Design 2. 1..., 2 The Jackson Methodology 2. 1. 3 Higher Order Software 2. 1. 4 Structured Analysis and Design Technique 2. 1. 5 Software Requirements Engineering Methodology 2. 1. 6 Software Development System 2. 2 Relation to Current Research 3. SFAM...
O'Neal, Michael Ralph
Metabolism of ingested uranium and radium
Metabolic models for U and Ra are described to estimate the risks to human health from ingesting these elements in drinking water. Chemical toxicity, which is relevant to U in its natural, depleted or slightly enriched state, is addressed, as are the radiotoxicity and the radiobiological effects of the important alpha-emitting isotopes of Ra, including /sup 224/Ra, /sup 226/Ra, and /sup 228/Ra. This paper estimates the kinetics of skeletal U deposition, so that risk coefficients for bone cancer induction can be applied. Skeletal cancer is regarded as the major potential radiobiological effect of ingested alpha-emitting radioisotopes of Ra and the presumed radiobiological effect of U, if any. Best estimates of normal U metabolism are used, because even in extreme cases the amounts of U or Ra ingested in potable water are not great enough to chemically or radiobiologically modify their metabolic behavior.
Wrenn, M.D.; Durbin, P.W.; Howard, B.; Lipsztein, J.; Rundo, J.; Still, E.T.; Willis, D.L.
ARM - Value-Added Products - Status
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Compilers Compilers Development Tools Programming Libraries Debugging and Profiling Visualization and Analytics Grid Software and Services NERSC Software Downloads Accounts & Allocations Policies Data Analytics & Visualization Data Management Policies Science Gateways User Surveys NERSC Users Group User Announcements Help Operations for: Passwords & Off-Hours Status 1-800-66-NERSC, option 1 or 510-486-6821 Account Support https://nim.nersc.gov firstname.lastname@example.com 1-800-66-NERSC, option 2 or 510-486-8612 Consulting http://help.nersc.gov firstname.lastname@example.com 1-800-66-NERSC, option 3 or 510-486-8611 Home ┬╗ For Users ┬╗ Software ┬╗ All Software List All Software List Package Platform Category Version Module Install Date Date Made Default edison / 1.0.0 craypkg-gen/1.0.0 2013-11-27 2013-11-27
Development of an Ingestion Pathway Model for AXAIRQ
AXAIRQ is a dose mode code used for prospective accident assessment at the Savannah River Site and is primarily used to show regulatory compliance. For completeness of pathway analysis, an ingestion model, AXINGST, has been developed for use with, and incorporation in, AXAIRQ. Currently available ingestion models were referenced as a basis for AXINGST. AXINGST calculates a conservative ingestion dose following an atmospheric release of radionuclides and includes site specific variables where applicable.
Simpkins, A.A.
Software Configuration Management (SCM) A Practical Guide | Department of
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Software Configuration Management (SCM) A Practical Guide Software Configuration Management (SCM) A Practical Guide Software Configuration Management (SCM) A Practical Guide This document provides a practical guide for integrating software configuration management disciplines into the management of software engineering projects. Software configuration management is the process of identifying and defining the software configuration items in a system, controlling the release and change of these items throughout the system lifecycle, recording and reporting the status of configuration items and change requests, and verifying the completeness and correctness of configuration items Software Configuration Management (SCM) A Practical Guide More Documents & Publications NMMSS Software Quality Assurance Plan SOFTWARE QUALITY & SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PROGRAM: Software Configuration
NERSC Software
Software Software on the NERSC computers includes the vendor-supplied operating systems and programming environments as well as third-party products installed by NERSC....
Software Tools Wardriving Software
Soft TamoGraph: n http://www.tamos.com/products/wifi-site- survey/wireless.php?r1=google&r2=awd_tg p Air://www.aerohive.com/planner p AirTight Planner: n http://www.airtightnetworks.com/home/ products/airtight-planner.html p Air http://www.netstumbler.com/ #12;Site Survey Software p Ekahau HeatMapper: n http://www.ekahau.com/products
Lo Cigno, Renato Antonio
Aero-Assisted Orbital Transfer Vehicles Utilizing Atmosphere Ingestion
Aero-Assisted Orbital Transfer Vehicles Utilizing Atmosphere Ingestion by THOMAS JOHN MC GUIRE B #12;2 Aero-Assisted Orbital Transfer Vehicles Utilizing Atmosphere Ingestion by: Thomas J. Mc Guire solar thermal orbital transfer vehicle from the Boeing company. Performance increases possible
Software Providers
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Software providers interested in linking their software to the Home Energy Scoring Tool can do so via an application programming interface (API). By licensing the Home Energy Score API, third-party...
Hopper Software and Tools
File Storage and I/O File Storage and I/O Software and Tools Debugging and profiling Performance and Optimization Cray XE Documentation Cluster Compatibility Mode Carver PDSF Genepool Testbeds Retired Systems Data & File Systems Network Connections Queues and Scheduling Job Logs & Analytics Training & Tutorials Software Accounts & Allocations Policies Data Analytics & Visualization Data Management Policies Science Gateways User Surveys NERSC Users Group User Announcements Help Operations for: Passwords & Off-Hours Status 1-800-66-NERSC, option 1 or 510-486-6821 Account Support https://nim.nersc.gov firstname.lastname@example.com 1-800-66-NERSC, option 2 or 510-486-8612 Consulting http://help.nersc.gov email@example.com 1-800-66-NERSC, option 3 or 510-486-8611 Home ┬╗ For Users ┬╗ Computational Systems ┬╗ Hopper ┬╗ Software and Tools
Performance of a boundary layer ingesting propulsion system
This thesis presents an assessment of the aerodynamic performance of an aircraft propulsion system, with embedded engines, in the presence of aircraft fuselage boundary layer ingestion (BLI). The emphasis is on defining ...
Plas, Angķlique (Angķlique Pascale)
Scientific Software
Science & Education: Science & Education: Science Highlights Conferences Seminars & Meetings Publications Annual Reports APS Upgrade Courses and Schools Graduate Programs Scientific Software Subscribe to APS Recent Publications rss feed Scientific Software Scientists and researchers at the APS develop custom scientific software to help with acquisition and analysis of beamline data. Several packages are available for a variety of platforms and uses. General Diffraction Powder Diffraction Crystallography Synchrotron Radiation / Optical Elements Time-Resolved EXAFS Visualization / Data Processing Detector Controls General Diffraction fprime FPRIME/Absorb This provides utilities for computing approximate x-ray scattering cross sections (f, f' and f") for individual elements using the Cromer & Liberman
DOE Workshop - Deposition Velocity Status
Delivering DOE's Vision for the Delivering DOE's Vision for the East Tennessee Technology Park Mission Safely Delivering the Department of Energy's Vision for the East Tennessee Technology Park Mission DOE Workshop Deposition Velocity Status Mike Hitchler, Manager Nuclear Facility Safety June 5, 2012 Safely Delivering DOE's Vision for the East Tennessee Technology Park Mission Existing UCOR Analyses * UCOR facilities at East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP) and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) use various plume models depending on when they were developed and by whom. - Some use MACCS or MACCS2 for dispersion evaluation. (~5 locations) - LLLW uses ingestion modeling (multiple locations)
Uncertainty analysis of doses from ingestion of plutonium and americium
......of Internal Emitters (2004) Health Protection Agency, CRCE. ISBN...ingestion of 131I, 137Cs and 90Sr. Health Phys. (2004) 86:460-482...analysis of doses from inhalation of depleted uranium. Health Phys. (2008) 95(3):300-309......
M. Puncher; J. D. Harrison
Water ingestion during water recreation5 Samuel Dorevitch a,b,
, and fishing among 2705 people. Second, at outdoor swimming pools, survey research methods and the analysis of cyanuric acid, a tracer of swimming pool water, were used to characterize water ingestion among 662 people ingestion. One published study estimated rates of water ingestion during swimming, but estimates of water
Illinois at Chicago, University of
Moral Status
Chapters One through Three present the following view: (i) I explain moral status as follows: something has moral status just in case we have reasons not to cause harms to it simply in virtue of the badness of the harms ...
Harman, Elizabeth, 1975-
Software Developers
Because SEED will provide a common, open-source data framework, software developers will be able to write applications that access the data in a consistent way (with proper permissions), or build functionalities onto the SEED platform in a replicable way.
Software fault avoidance issues
This article aims to discuss various issues of software fault avoidance. Software fault avoidance aims to produce fault free software through various approaches having the common objective of reducing the number of latent defects in software programs.
Goutam Kumar Saha
Surreptitious diuretic ingestion and pseudo-Bartter's syndrome
A patient with profound hypokalemia satisfied the criteria for Bartter's syndrome, including hyperreninemia, aldosteronism, normal blood pressure, and hyperplasia of the juxtaglomerular apparatus. Two screening tests of urine and one of plasma for diuretic agents gave negative results. A third urinary sample gave negative results for thiazide but positive for furosemide; the fourth and fifth samples gave negative results for furosemide but positive for thiazide. Urinary prostaglandin excretion was normal. We conclude that this apparent case of Bartter's syndrome was caused by long term surreptitious diuretic ingestion and suggest this may occur more frequently than is generally appreciated.
Rex L Jamison; Jon C Ross; Richard L Kempson; Carl R Sufit; Thomas E Parker
Metabolism and excretion of orally ingested trimethylarsenic in man
Fishes and shellfishes are rich in trimethylarsenic (TMA). The reports of the chemical structure of TMA in organisms and the production of TMA in vivo have been on the steady increase in recent years. On the other hand, there are only a few reports of the in vivo metabolism and excretion of TMA. For purposes of unveiling the mechanisms of in vivo metabolism and excretion of TMA in man, the authors observed the chemical species and output of arsenic in the urine and the TMA levels in the blood with the passage of time following oral ingestion of TMA-rich foods once only.
Yamauchi, H.; Yamamura, Y.
Software Tools
Software Tools WINDOW for analyzing window thermal and optical performance THERM for analyzing two-dimensional heat transfer through building products Optics for analyzing optical properties of glazing systems International Glazing Database Optical data for glazing products used by WINDOW 5.2 and Optics5.1 including NFRC approved products Complex Glazing Database A database of shading materials and systems, such as roller shades and venetian blinds, that can be used by WINDOW 6 to calculate thermal and optical characteristics of window products with these shading systems. COMFEN A PC Program for calculating the heating and cooling energy use, and visual and thermal comfort, of commercial building facades. RESFEN A PC program for calculating the heating and cooling energy use of windows in residential buildings
Ingestive and digestive capacity of peritoneal macrophages from mice exposed to hypobaric hypoxia
. Perito- 2 2 neal macrophages were harvested from groups of mice at approximately 6-day intervals. These cells were allowed to attach to suitable vessels and exposed to a suspension of Serratia marcescens. After a carefully controlled ingestion period... the peritoneal macrophages had less ingestive capacity than cells derived from non-exposed mice. Fifteen days of exposure to a hypobaric hypoxic atmosphere resulted in cell population with slightly greater ingestive efficiency for the organism than controls...
Irving, George Washington
E-Print Network 3.0 - acute ethanol ingestion Sample Search Results
Search Powered by Explorit Topic List Advanced Search Sample search results for: acute ethanol ingestion Page: << < 1 2 3 4 5 > >> 1 Alcohol Reinforcement and Voluntary Ethanol...
SMARTS status
SMARTS INSTRUMENT STATUS SMARTS INSTRUMENT STATUS Instrument Status (Last updated: 2014/01/11 12:06:58) Run Number: 87401 Title: Sample1 Pretested [4.06,150.00,-0.75,45.00] Run Status: running Last Script Activity: 2014/01/11 11:52:36: Start run 87401; mah 1200000 move 4.06 150.00 -0.75 45.00 View full script Next Script Command: mah 1200000 move -0.75 120.00 -0.60 45.00 Proposal#: 4808 Sample#: 977 MAH: 837309 Monitor: 306052 Beam Current: 100 Shutter Status: OPEN Used disk space on /home: 52% Used disk space on /disk2: 74% Crate Status smartsdaq1 smartsdaq2 smartsdaq3 smartsdaq4 smartsdaq5 T0's in Run 16946 16959 16971 16984 16997 T0's Processed 16946 16959 16971 16984 16997 Events 726326 649097 794699 702610 3750460 Events/T0 42.86 38.27 46.83 41.37 220.65
Assessing the Risk of Arsenic Ingestion | Advanced Photon Source
An Electronic Dance of Spins and Orbits An Electronic Dance of Spins and Orbits How a Virus Prepares to Infect Cells Magnetic Switching under Pressure Revealing the Secrets of Chemical Bath Deposition DNA Repair Protein Caught in the Act of Molecular Theft Science Highlights Archives: 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 2001 | 2000 | 1998 | Subscribe to APS Science Highlights rss feed Assessing the Risk of Arsenic Ingestion DECEMBER 17, 2010 Bookmark and Share Mineralogy, percent arsenic bioaccessibility and total arsenic concentration of samples from Nova Scotia mine tailings. Detailed mineralogical analyses of individual samples revealed up to seven arsenic species in individual samples (six shown here as major arsenic phases). Results of a physiologically based extraction test are for the < 150 ┬Ąm
ESTSC - Software Best Practices
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Scientific and Technical Software Best Practices Scientific and Technical Software Best Practices December 2010 Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction 2.0 Responsibilities 2.1 OSTI/ESTSC 2.2 SIACs 2.3 Software Submitting Sites/Creators 2.4 Software Sensitivity Review 3.0 Software Announcement and Submission 3.1 STI Software Appropriate for Announcement 3.2 Announcement/Submission Criteria 3.3 Software Categories 3.4 Announcement Notice Metadata Elements 4.0 Software Access 4.1 Foreign Access to Software 4.2 Copyrighted Software 4.3 Software Licenses 4.4 Distribution Statement and Disclaimer Attachments Attachment 1 Attachment 2 1.0 INTRODUCTION Department of Energy (DOE) Order (O) 241.1B requires that scientific and technical information (STI), including scientific and technical computer software, be made broadly available, within applicable laws and
Designing security into software
When people talk about software security, they usually refer to security applications such as antivirus software, firewalls and intrusion detection systems. There is little emphasis on the security in the software itself. ...
Zhang, Chang Tony
Designing supportability into software
Background: Despite the identification of a "software crisis" in the 1960s, large software projects are full of defects even today [19]. These defects cause the software to behave unexpectedly. The cause generally is ...
Shirolkar, Prashant A., 1973-
AIDE: internal dosimetry software
......Technology to Radiation Protection...Occupational Radiation Doses Due...AEA. IAEA Safety Reports Series...dosimetry software. | AIDE...in the IAEA Safety Reports Series...Respiratory System radiation effects Software Software Design......
L. Bertelli; D. R. Melo; J. Lipsztein; R. Cruz-Suarez
Vibrio furnissii: an Unusual Cause of Bacteremia and Skin Lesions after Ingestion of Seafood
...Bacteremia and Skin Lesions after Ingestion of Seafood Catherine Derber 1 * Philip Coudron 2...underlying comorbidities who are exposed to seafood. CASE REPORT A 62-year-old man from...ingesting contaminated raw or undercooked seafood or after contact with warm marine environments...
Catherine Derber; Philip Coudron; Cheryl Tarr; Lori Gladney; Maryann Turnsek; Shivanjali Shankaran; Edward Wong
Hemp Oil Ingestion Causes Positive Urine Tests for 9-Tetrahydrocannabinol Carboxylic Acid
......October 1997 research-article Articles Hemp Oil Ingestion Causes Positive Urine Tests for...Hospital, Falls Church, Virginia A hemp oil product (Hemp Liquid Gold) was purchased...showed the presence of THCA by GC-MS. Hemp oil ingestion causes positive urine tests for......
Anthony Costantino; Richard H. Schwartz; Philip Kaplan
CANbus. , Testing software
, , CANbus. , , . , . , , . Testing software for devices with CANbus interface functions of software, results of testing and examples of real applications. ┬® . .. #12
Kozak, Victor R.
Automation Status
NREL Manufacturing R&D Workshop NREL Manufacturing R&D Workshop NREL H2/FC Manufacturing R&D Workshop Automation Status Garry Sperrick email@example.com 585-259-0311 August 11, 2011 Automation Status NREL Manufacturing R&D Workshop Presentation Overview ┬ā Brief Introduction ┬ā DOE / NREL - Review & Discussion ┬ā Automation Platforms ┬ā Automation Processes ┬ā Automation Considerations of the Manufacturer ┬ā Manufacturer and the Supplier ┬ā Three (3) Automation Programs Following these Guidelines ┬ā Automotive Component Manufacturing ┬ā Medical Manufacturing ┬ā Membrane Electrode Assembly Manufacturing ┬ā Hypothetical Fuel Cell Manufacturing Platforms August 11, 2011 Automation Status NREL Manufacturing R&D Workshop Professional Bio ┬ā Automation Technician - Mobil Chemical
What is software architecture?
Currently there is no consensus on what exactly software architecture is or where the boundary between software architecture design and application design lies. In this paper the concept of a software architecture is analyzed from a number of different ... Keywords: reference architecture, software architecture
Fritz Solms
Producing reliable software: an experiment
A customer of high assurance software recently sponsored a software engineering experiment in which a small real-time software system was developed concurrently by two popular software development methodologies. One company specialized in the state-of-the-practice ... Keywords: capability maturity model, cleanroom certification, formal methods, software development methodologies, software engineering experiment, software process and product metrics, software reliability
Carol Smidts; Xin Huang; James C. Widmaier
Current Status
Current Status Current Status > Content on this page requires a newer version of Adobe Flash Player. Get Adobe Flash player July 31, 1942 The Army Corp of Engineers leases 1,025 acres of the Cook County Forest Preserve to build a research facility. November 1942 Under the direction of Enrico Fermi, a group of scientists at the University of Chicago begin building Chicago Pile-1 (CP-1). Security and secracy were essential. December 2, 1942 Enrico Fermi's team creates the world's first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction using the CP-1 reactor under Stagg Field at the University of Chicago. CP-1 1943 The experiments under Stagg Field shut down, and the scientists move to a 19 acre section of the leased forest preserve, known as Site A. CP-1 is reconstructed and modified at Site A and renamed Chicago Pile 2 (CP-2).
Hepatic Cholesterol Metabolism Following a Chronic Ingestion of Cesium-137 Starting at Fetal Stage in Rats
......Short-term hepatic effects of depleted uranium on xenobiotic and bile acid...following chronic ingestion of depleted uranium. J Mol Neu- rosci 38: 159165...et al (2006) Effects of depleted uranium after short-term exposure......
Radjini Racine; Line Grandcolas; Eric Blanchardon; Patrick Gourmelon; Georges Veyssiere; Maamar Souidi
REScheck Software User's Guide
REScheck Software REScheck Software User's Guide Building Energy Codes Program Table Of Contents Overview ................................................................................... 1 Tutorials ................................................................................. 2 Table Columns and Rows ............................................................. 3 Rows ...................................................................................... 3 Columns ................................................................................. 5 Project Information ..................................................................... 7 Location.................................................................................. 7 Project Type (2006 IECC) ..........................................................
SPEAR 3 Commissioning Software
The short SPEAR 3 startup time required precommissioned software for machine setup, beam measurements and data analysis. To accomplish this goal, we used Matlab with the Accelerator Toolbox (AT), the Channel Access Toolbox (MCA) and Middle Layer software to integrate code and streamline production. This paper outlines the software architecture, describes the Middle Layer component and provides examples from SPEAR 3 commissioning.
Corbett, W.J.; Portmann, G.J.; Safranek, J.A.; Terebilo, A.; /SLAC, SSRL
Universal software safety standard
This paper identifies the minimum subset required for a truly universal safety-critical software standard. This universal software standard could be used in but is not limited to the following application domains: commercial, military and space ... Keywords: software safety, system safety, validation, verification
P. V. Bhansali
National Energy Software Center
A short introduction is given to the services of the National Energy Software Library at the Argonne National Laboratory. The objectives, history, and software collection of the center are presented. Information on ordering from the software collection of the library is also included. 4 refs., 3 tabs. (DWL)
Eyberger, L.R.
RETROSPECTIVE: Software Pipelining
- cialized hardware designed to support software pipelining. In the meantime, trace scheduling was touted compiler with software pipelining for the polycyclic architecture, which had a novel crossbar whose crossRETROSPECTIVE: Software Pipelining: An Effective Scheduling Technique for VLIW Machines Monica S
Pratt, Vaughan
Tevatron status
The Fermilab Tevatron is both the world's highest energy accelerator system and first large-scale superconducting synchrotron. Since Tevatron commissioning in July 1983, the accelerator has operated in 1984, 1985 and 1987 with extracted beams of 800 GeV for three runs of fixed target physics, and in 1987, and 1988, with proton-antiproton colliding beams at 900 /times/ 900 GeV. This paper will focus on the collider operation of the Tevatron: its present status and the outlook for its longer-term future evolution. 18 refs., 3 figs., 2 tabs.
Dugan, G.
From Agile Software Product Line Engineering Towards Software
construction of software applications using pre- developed assets. Agile software development (ASD) is another in this thesis: RQ1: How can software product line engineering and agile software development be combined? RQ2From Agile Software Product Line Engineering Towards Software Ecosystems Geir Kjetil Hanssen
Langseth, Helge
CPP Status
Protection Program (CPP) Protection Program (CPP) Status FY10 Jeff Mauth Project Manager May 19, 2010 1 Agenda 'āś Sensor Integration 'āś Sensor Deployment 'āś CPP Portal 'āś Mercury 'āś Parting Comments 'āś Questions 2 Sensor Integration Task Lead: Greg Thomas 'āś Flo and Flower: Session Data 'āś Snort: Network Intrusion Detection Data 'āś AMP: Various Types of Network Data 'āś PopQuiz: Various Types of Network Data 'āś T3: Data Movement and Sensor Control 3 Sensor Deployment Task Lead: Liz Faultersack 'āśCertification and Accreditation 'āśContinued Expansion 'āśHardware Refresh to Begin FY11 9 CPP Portal Task lead: Brett Didier 'āśFeatures 'āśSharing Policy 'āśData and Releases 13 CPP Portal Provides DOE cyber analysts access to CPP collected "DOE enterprise" data
Tax Deduction Qualified Software
Tax Deduction Qualified Software Tax Deduction Qualified Software EnergyGauge Summit version 3.21 On this page you'll find information about the EnergyGauge Summit version 3.20 (incorporating DOE-2.1E (v120)) qualified computer software (buildings.energy.gov/qualified_software.html), which calculates energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements for commercial buildings. Date Documentation Received by DOE: 3 September 2009 Statements in quotes are from the software developer. Internal Revenue Code ┬¦179D (c)(1) and (d) Regulations Notice 2006-52, Section 6 requirements as amplified by Notice 2008-40, Section 4 requirements. (1) The name, address, and (if applicable) web site of the software developer; Florida Solar Energy Center 1679 Clearlake Road
Gammasphere software development
Activities of the nuclear physics group are described. Progress was made in organizing the Gammasphere Software Working Group, establishing a nuclear computing facility, participating in software development at Lawrence Berkeley, developing a common data file format, and adapting the ORNL UPAK software to run at Gammasphere. A universal histogram object was developed that defines a file format and provides for an objective-oriented programming model. An automated liquid nitrogen fill system was developed for Gammasphere (110 Ge detectors comprise the sphere).
Piercey, R.B.
PETSc: External Software
External Software External Software Home Download Features Documentation Applications/Publications Miscellaneous External Software Developers Site PETSc interfaces to the following optional external software (installing packages) (manual pages): ADIFOR - automatic differentiation for the computation of sparse Jacobians. AMD - Approximate minimum degree orderings. AnaMod - a library of matrix analysis modules; part of the Salsa project. BLAS and LAPACK Chaco - a graph partitioning package. ESSL - IBM's math library for fast sparse direct LU factorization. Euclid - parallel ILU(k) developed by David Hysom, accessed through the Hypre interface. FFTW - Fastest Fourier Transform in the West, developed at MIT by Matteo Frigo and Steven G. Johnson. Hypre - the LLNL preconditioner library.
Boone Software and Analysis
Software Tutorial held at FNAL on 28 May 2003 Introduction (Steve Brice) Event Generators (Ryan Patterson) EGen (Ryan Patterson) Nuance (Hiro Tanaka) BooDetMC (Ryan...
Software Services: About
About About MISSION The APS Software Services Group provides flexible, customer-oriented software services to the accelerator and beamlines in support of world-class photon science at the APS. These services are rendered through the application of our core competencies: embedded software, software engineering, distributed control systems, information systems, high performance computing, and graphical user interfaces. Our mission is to maintain cutting edge skills and technology in these competencies, apply them to meet or exceed the requirements of the accelerator and beamline projects at hand, and provide responsive, efficient support of established systems. Projects shall be conducted in a transparent, well-documented manner to enable the prioritization of our services
U.S. Dept. of Energy Announcement of Computer Software
ANNOUNCEMENT OF ANNOUNCEMENT OF COMPUTER SOFTWARE Record Status (Select one): NEW PACKAGE SOFTWARE REVISION PART I: STI SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION A. Software Title SHORT NAME OR ACRONYM KEYWORDS IN CONTEXT B. Developer(s) E-MAIL ADDRESS(ES) C. Site Product Number 1. DOE CONTRACT/GRANT NUMBER(S) 2. R&D PROJECT ID(S) 3. SOFTWARE OR OTHER IDENTIFYING NUMBER(S) D. Originating Research Organization E. Release Date/Date of Issuance F. Sponsoring Organization G. Other (Information useful to include in published announcement record, which is not suited for any other field on this form) Continued H. Description/Abstract SEND CLEAR OMB Control Number 1910-1400 (OMB Burden Disclosure Statement is on last page of Instructions) (KWIC) TITLE 1 DOE F 241.4 (10-01) (Replaces ESTSC F1 and ESTSC F2)
Software architecture awareness in long-term software product evolution
Software architecture has been established in software engineering for almost 40 years. When developing and evolving software products, architecture is expected to be even more relevant compared to contract development. However, the research results ... Keywords: Architecture knowledge management, Cooperative and human aspects, Long-term evolution, Qualitative empirical studies, Software architecture, Software products
Hataichanok Unphon; Yvonne Dittrich
Enhancing Seismic Calibration Research Through Software Automation and Scientific Information Management
The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) Ground-Based Nuclear Explosion Monitoring Research and Development (GNEMRD) Program at LLNL continues to make significant progress enhancing the process of deriving seismic calibrations and performing scientific integration, analysis, and information management with software automation tools. Our tool efforts address the problematic issues of very large datasets and varied formats encountered during seismic calibration research. New information management and analysis tools have resulted in demonstrated gains in efficiency of producing scientific data products and improved accuracy of derived seismic calibrations. In contrast to previous years, software development work this past year has emphasized development of automation at the data ingestion level. This change reflects a gradually-changing emphasis in our program from processing a few large data sets that result in a single integrated delivery, to processing many different data sets from a variety of sources. The increase in the number of sources had resulted in a large increase in the amount of metadata relative to the final volume of research products. Software developed this year addresses the problems of: (1) Efficient metadata ingestion and conflict resolution; (2) Automated ingestion of bulletin information; (3) Automated ingestion of waveform information from global data centers; and (4) Site Metadata and Response transformation required for certain products. This year, we also made a significant step forward in meeting a long-standing goal of developing and using a waveform correlation framework. Our objective for such a framework is to extract additional calibration data (e.g. mining blasts) and to study the extent to which correlated seismicity can be found in global and regional scale environments.
Ruppert, S D; Dodge, D A; Ganzberger, M D; Harris, D B; Hauk, T F
On this page you'll find information about the EnergyGauge Summit version 3.22 (incorporating DOE-2.1E (v120)) qualified computer software (buildings.energy.gov/qualified_software.html), which calculates energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements for commercial buildings.
On this page you'll find information about the EnergyGauge Summit version 3.21 (incorporating DOE-2.1E (v120)) qualified computer software (buildings.energy.gov/qualified_software.html), which calculates energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements for commercial buildings.
On this page you'll find information about the EnergyGauge Summit version 3.20 (incorporating DOE-2.1E (v120)) qualified computer software (buildings.energy.gov/qualified_software.html), which calculates energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements for commercial buildings.
Sector 1 - Software
APS Software APS Software Scientists and researchers at the APS develop custom scientific software to help with acquisition and analysis of beamline data. Several packages are available for a variety of platforms and uses. Data Acquisition Motion control and data collection at the 1-BM and 1-ID beamlines are primarily executed using EPICS software. We also utilize SPEC, running through EPICS, for many experiments. Data Analysis Some of the programs used at Sector 1 to analyse 1-d and/or 2-d data sets are described: Fit2d, for viewing and analysing 2-dimensional data Igor, for analysis of small-angle scattering data Matlab, for strain/texture analysis and image analysis. GSAS/EXPGUI, for structural refinement of diffraction data. A comprehensive list of Powder Diffraction Software and Resources can be
Software Services: Priorities
Priorities Priorities Priorities are how we stay focused on the things that are most important. They help position the SSG and the APS to achieve its goals. We take choosing our priorities seriously. The projects the SSG works on and the amount of time and resources dedicated to those projects are determined based on a number of factors and from input from a variety of sources. Software Advisory Group The Software Advisory Group serves as an advisory group to the SSG. Its membership consists of XSD staff concerned with the state of software at the APS. It's a venue to discuss current projects and future directions, and to foster communication between the SSG and the XSD staff. The Software Advisory Group also provides input on new project ideas and proposals. Issues, concerns and suggestions from the Software Advisory Group and
Software Services By Michal Antkiewicz
┬Ę Software Engineering ┬Ł Methods and processes of software development ┬Ę Evolving enterprise software and Component-Based Development to Build Web Service Applications. Cupertino, CA: Rational Software Corporation Agility ┬Ę New market for car loans ┬Ę New business service needed ┬Ł Provide car loans ┬Ę New software
Czarnecki, Krzysztof
Metadata Provided to OSTI via 241.4 (Software Submission) | Scientific and
4 (Software Submission) 4 (Software Submission) Print page Print page Email page Email page STI Metadata Elements Required (R), Required, but allows for default value (RWD), or Optional (O). Metadata Element Description Required/Optional Record Status Identifies the software product as new or revised R Software Title The title, acronym, and short KWIC (keywords in context) title of the software. R Software Developer(s) Unlimited number is acceptable; the primary software developer should be listed first. Allows for NONE as an option for few cases where necessary. R E-mail Address(es) Provide in same order as developer names. Will not be available to end-user. O Site Product Number Unique site number that identifies software product. O DOE Contract Number Required for all (can be NONE) R R&D Project ID
Savannah River Site Ingestion Pathway Methodology Manual for Airborne Radioactive Releases
This manual documents a recommended methodology for determining the ingestion pathway consequences of hypothetical accidental airborne radiological releases from facilities at the Savannah River Site. Both particulate and tritiated radioactive contaminants are addressed. Other approaches should be applied for evaluation of routine releases.
Vincent, A.W. III
Impact of carbon nanotubes on the ingestion and digestion of bacteria by
Impact of carbon nanotubes on the ingestion and digestion of bacteria by ciliated protozoa PARNIAN on the toxicity of carbon nanotubes has focused on human health risks1 , and little is known about their impact effluent quality8 . Here we show that single- walled carbon nanotubes are internalized by T. thermophila
Le Roy, Robert J.
Ingestion Pathway Consequences of an H-Separations Coil and Tube Failure
The food ingestion consequences of an accidental release, scenario 1-RD-2.35, are evaluated for H-Separations. The sizes of land areas requiring the protective action of food interdiction are calculated. The consequences of the release are evaluated with the HOTSPOT model and an EXCEL spreadsheet.
Blanchard, A.
CCD Astronomy Software User's Guide
CCDSoft CCD Astronomy Software User's Guide Version 5 Revision 1.11 Copyright ┬® 1992┬Ł2006 SantaSky Astronomy Software, and AutomaDome are trademarks of Software Bisque. WindowsTM is a trademark of Microsoft
The Environment for the Software Engineer
The fundamental aspects of education apply to every discipline, including software engineering, which has the objective of producing high ... software products and software tools. When software engineering emerge...
A. Nico Habermann
Software | Argonne Leadership Computing Facility
Computing Resources Mira Cetus and Vesta Visualization Clusters Data and Networking Software JLSE Software ALCF MPI Benchmark Suite: ALCF MPI Benchmark Suite, which is designed to...
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Open Energy Info (EERE)
software Home Future of Condition Monitoring for Wind Turbines Description: Research into third party software to aid in the development of better CMS in order to raise turbine...
Testing in Software Product Lines.
??This thesis presents research aimed at investigating different activities involved in software product lines testing process and possible improvements towards achieving developing high quality softwareģ (more)
Odia, Osaretin
EnergyGauge Summit version 3.20 EnergyGauge Summit version 3.20 On this page you'll find information about the EnergyGauge Summit version 3.20 (incorporating DOE-2.1E (v120)) qualified computer software (buildings.energy.gov/qualified_software.html), which calculates energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements for commercial buildings. Date Documentation Received by DOE: 5 June 2009 Statements in quotes are from the software developer. Internal Revenue Code ┬¦179D (c)(1) and (d) Regulations Notice 2006-52, Section 6 requirements as amplified by Notice 2008-40, Section 4 requirements. (1) The name, address, and (if applicable) web site of the software developer; Florida Solar Energy Center 1679 Clearlake Road Cocoa, Florida 39922 http://www.energygauge.com
TRACE 700 version 6.2.9 TRACE 700 version 6.2.9 On this page you'll find information about the TRACE 700 version 6.2.9 qualified computer software (www.buildings.energy.gov/qualified_software.html), which calculates energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements for commercial buildings. Date Documentation Received by DOE: 3 October 2012 Statements in quotes are from the software developer. Internal Revenue Code ┬¦179D (c)(1) and (d) Regulations Notice 2006-52, Section 6 requirements as amplified by Notice 2008-40, Section 4 requirements. (1) The name, address, and (if applicable) web site of the software developer; Trane 3600 Pammel Creek Road La Crosse, WI 54601 http://www.trane.com/trace (2) The name, email address, and telephone number of the person to contact for
Nucleic Acid Softwars
Nucleic Acid Software Nucleic Acid Software FR3D, a software for finding local and composite recurrent structural motifs in RNA 3D structures. Sarver, M., Zirbel, C.L., Stombaugh, J., Mokdad, A. and Leontis, N.B. (2008) FR3D: finding local and composite recurrent structural motifs in RNA 3D structures. J Math Biol, 56, 215-252. RNAView, a program for quickly generating a display of RNA/DNA secondary structures with tertiary interactions. Yang, H., Jossinet, F., Leontis, N., Chen, L., Westbrook, J., Berman, H.M. and Westhof, E. (2003) Tools for the automatic identification and classification of RNA base pairs. Nucleic Acids Res, 31, 3450-3460. RNAMLview, a program to display and/or edit RNAView 2-dimensional diagrams. 3DNA, a software package for the analysis, rebuilding and visualization of three-dimensional nucleic acid structures.
Job Opportunity Software Engineer
projects in the Department of Emergency Medicine. The software engineer must have a strong languages: Required: SQL (SQL Server Preferred), JAVA, C/C++, Matlab Preferred: PHP, Python, CSS, Java
Plotkin, Joshua B.
Seismic Array Software System
Seismic Array Software System Sam Irvine, Martin Lukac,of a Portable Broadband Seismic Array Long - Ģ Part of theStudy the propagation of seismic waves in Mexico City Ģ Line
Freie GIS-Software
In der Regel sind diese als proprietõr zu bezeichnenden Software-Pakete fachlich ausgereift. Es entstehen aber f³r den Nutzer auch einige Nachteile, z.B.: Die Programme k÷nnen ³blicherweise nicht...
Jens Fitzke; Jan-Oliver Wagner
Software Quality Assurance
Broader source: Directives, Delegations, and Requirements [Office of Management (MA)]
DOE N 251.40, dated 5/3/01, extends this directive until 12/31/01. To define requirements and responsibilities for software quality assurance (SQA) within the Department of Energy (DOE). Does not cancel other directives.
To define requirements and responsibilities for software quality assurance (SQA) within the Department of Energy (DOE). DOE N 251.40, dated 5/3/01, extends this directive until 12/31/01.
JGI Available Software
Software Software Software NERSC/JGI Supported Software in Modules NERSC is actively building a new tree of software for genepool accessible through the modules system. For software not yet migrated into modules, please see the legacy /jgi/tools installations below. Package Category Version Module Install Date Date Made Default 7zip applications/ general 9.20.1 7zip/9.20.1 2013-01-14 2013-01-14 ABYSS applications/ bioinformatics 1.3.2 Abyss/1.3.2 2012-04-03 2012-04-03 ABySS applications/ bioinformatics 1.3.4 ABySS/1.3.4 2012-11-26 2012-11-26 acml libraries/ math 5.1.0 acml/5.1.0 2012-07-07 ALE applications/ bioinformatics 20120918-2-g28da522 ALE/20120918-2-g28da522 2013-01-24 2013-01-24 ALE applications/ bioinformatics 20130717 ALE/20130717 2013-07-17 2013-07-17
W-band ARM Cloud Radar (WACR) Update and Status
W-band ARM Cloud Radar (WACR) Update and Status W-band ARM Cloud Radar (WACR) Update and Status PopStefanija, Ivan ProSensing, Inc. Mead, James ProSensing Inc. Widener, Kevin Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Category: Instruments Two W-band ARM Cloud Radars (WACR) have been developed for the SGP and the ARM Mobile Facility (AMF) by ProSensing. The SGP WACR was successfully deployed in the same shelter as the MMCR in 2005. It is currently collecting co-polarization and cross-polarization spectral moments (reflectivity, Doppler velocity, and spectral width) along with spectra data. The AMF WACR will be deployed with the AMF in Niamey, Niger early in 2006. We will present ingested WACR data formats available from the ARM Archive, a selected comparisons of WACR and MMCR data at SGP, and data from
VPP Participant Status
The VPP Participant Status document lists all the DOE VPP participants and their current status within the VPP Program. Additionally, participant information includes governing program office and estimated number of employees for each participant.
Common Misconceptions about Software Architecture
Common Misconceptions about Software Architecture by Philippe Kruchten Rational Fellow Rational Software Canada References to architecture are everywhere: in every article, in every ad. And we take definition of software architecture. Are we all understanding the same thing? We gladly accept that software
van der Hoek, Andr├®
Saltwell PIC Skid Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Software Configuration Management Plan
This document provides the procedures and guidelines necessary for computer software configuration management activities during the operation and maintenance phases of the Saltwell PIC Skids as required by LMH-PRO-309, Rev. 0, Computer Software Quality Assurance, Section 2.6, Software Configuration Management. The software configuration management plan (SCMP) integrates technical and administrative controls to establish and maintain technical consistency among requirements, physical configuration, and documentation for the Saltwell PIC Skid Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) software during the Hanford application, operations and maintenance. This SCMP establishes the Saltwell PIC Skid PLC Software Baseline, status changes to that baseline, and ensures that software meets design and operational requirements and is tested in accordance with their design basis.
Saltwell Leak Detector Station Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) Software Configuration Management Plan (SCMP)
This document provides the procedures and guidelines necessary for computer software configuration management activities during the operation and maintenance phases of the Saltwell Leak Detector Stations as required by HNF-PRO-309, Rev. 1, Computer Software Quality Assurance, Section 2.4, Software Configuration Management. The software configuration management plan (SCMP) integrates technical and administrative controls to establish and maintain technical consistency among requirements, physical configuration, and documentation for the Saltwell Leak Detector Station Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) software during the Hanford application, operations and maintenance. This SCMP establishes the Saltwell Leak Detector Station PLC Software Baseline, status changes to that baseline, and ensures that software meets design and operational requirements and is tested in accordance with their design basis.
NERSC Modules Software Environment
Environment ┬╗ Modules Environment Environment ┬╗ Modules Environment Modules Software Environment NERSC uses the module utility to manage nearly all software. There are two huge advantages of the module approach: NERSC can provide many different versions and/or installations of a single software package on a given machine, including a default version as well as several older and newer versions; and Users can easily switch to different versions or installations without having to explicitly specify different paths. With modules, the MANPATH and related environment variables are automatically managed. Users simply ``load'' and ``unload'' modules to control their environment. The module utility consists of two parts: the module command itself and the modulefiles on which it operates. Module Command
User' Software Manual
MM-Group Home MM-Group Home MMG Advisory Committees 4-ID-D Home Recent Publications Beamline Info Optics Instrumentation Software User Info FAQs 4-ID-D Beamline Software Manual Introduction Beamline 4-ID-D uses the EPICS platform for beamline control. This is a distributed client-server software where seperate server computers (IOCs) are used to control and monitor different portions of the beamline, and a separate client computer is used for data aquisition and display information. The client computer controls the other IOCs via the local ethernet network. The EPICS client "MEDM" is used for graphically displaying information about the beamline. The command line driven program SPEC is used for scanning adn other data acquisition fruncitons. More information on each of these is found below.
Lighting Group: Software
Software Software Lighting Software The Lighting Group has developed several computer programs in the course of conducting research on energy efficient lighting. Several of these programs have proven useful outside the research environment. One of the most popular programs for advanced lighting applications is Radiance. For more information on this program and its availability, click on the link below. RADIANCE Radiance is a suite of programs for the analysis and visualization of lighting in design. The primary advantage of Radiance over simpler lighting calculation and rendering tools is that there are no limitations on the geometry or the materials that may be simulated. Radiance is used by architects and engineers to predict illumination, visual quality and appearance of innovative design spaces, and by researchers to evaluate new
Heuristic status polling
DOE Patents [OSTI]
Methods, compute nodes, and computer program products are provided for heuristic status polling of a component in a computing system. Embodiments include receiving, by a polling module from a requesting application, a status request requesting status of a component; determining, by the polling module, whether an activity history for the component satisfies heuristic polling criteria; polling, by the polling module, the component for status if the activity history for the component satisfies the heuristic polling criteria; and not polling, by the polling module, the component for status if the activity history for the component does not satisfy the heuristic criteria.
Archer, Charles J. (Rochester, MN); Blocksome, Michael A. (Rochester, MN); Heidelberger, Philip (Cortlandt Manor, NY); Kumar, Sameer (White Plains, NY); Parker, Jeffrey J. (Rochester, MN); Ratterman, Joseph D. (Rochester, MN)
Reducing Software Failures: Addressing the Ethical Risks of the Software Development By Don Gotterbarn
Reducing Software Failures: Addressing the Ethical Risks of the Software Development Lifecycle by software developers. This process also is incorporated into a software development life cycle. A tool to develop Software Development Impact Statements is also discussed. INTRODUCTION Software developers
De Montfort University
Natural radioactivity in groundwater and estimates of committed effective dose due to water ingestion in the state of Chihuahua (Mexico)
......effective dose due to water ingestion in the state of Chihuahua (Mexico) L. Villalba 1 M. E. Montero-Cabrera...C. Miguel de Cervantes 120, Complejo Industrial Chihuahua, Chihuahua, C.P. 31109, Chih., Mexico 2 Departamento......
L. Villalba; M. E. Montero-Cabrera; G. Manj¾n-Collado; L. Colmenero-Sujo; M. RenterĒa-Villalobos; A. Cano-Jimķnez; A. RodrĒguez-Pineda; I. Dßvila-Rangel; L. Quirino-Torres; E. F. Herrera-Peraza
Modifications of the Expression of Genes Involved in Cerebral Cholesterol Metabolism in the Rat Following Chronic Ingestion of Depleted Uranium
Depleted uranium results from the enrichment of natural uranium for energetic purpose. Its potential dispersion in ... at risk of being contaminated through ingestion. Uranium can build up in the brain and ... as...
Radjini Racine; Yann Gueguen; Patrick Gourmelonģ
Software FMEA analysis for safety-related application software
Abstract A method of a software safety analysis is described in this paper for safety-related application software. The target software system is a software code installed at an Automatic Test and Interface Processor (ATIP) in a digital reactor protection system (DRPS). For the ATIP software safety analysis, at first, an overall safety or hazard analysis is performed over the software architecture and modules, and then a detailed safety analysis based on the software FMEA (Failure Modes and Effect Analysis) method is applied to the ATIP program. For an efficient analysis, the software FMEA analysis is carried out based on the so-called failure-mode template extracted from the function blocks used in the function block diagram (FBD) for the ATIP software. The software safety analysis by the software FMEA analysis, being applied to the ATIP software code, which has been integrated and passed through a very rigorous system test procedure, is proven to be able to provide very valuable results (i.e., software defects) that could not be identified during various system tests.
Gee-Yong Park; Dong Hoon Kim; Dong Young Lee
Computer Software Review: Reaxys
Computer Software Review: Reaxys ... Clicking on a button gave a menu with a series of options to find out more about the molecule illustrated, and there was also an option to ōplan a synthesisö. ... I asked for more data on piperidine, a compound that was mentioned in the paper but not characterized, as it is a standard reagent. ...
Jonathan Goodman
The Software Invention Cube: a Classification Scheme for Software Inventions
engineering lifecycle, software patents, IPR on software. 1 #12;1 Background As part of a three year European was formulated for an IPR-based software engineering life cycle and it was argued that only when an IPR licensing as well as IPR defense is possible. Further an extensive discussion was given regarding
Klint, Paul
Cleanroom Software Development: An Empirical Evaluation
The Cleanroom software development approach is intended to produce highly reliable software by integrating formal methods for specification and design, nonexecution-based program development, and statistically based independent testing. In an empirical ... Keywords: software testing, Empirical study, methodology evaluation, off-line software review, software development methodology, software management, software measurement
Richard W. Selby; Victor R. Basili; F. Terry Baker
Dynamic capabilities in the software process
Software development is an important dynamic capability of a software-developing organisation. This paper explores product development in general and software development in particular from the viewpoint of the dynamic capabilities research stream ... Keywords: RBV, dynamic capabilities, inductive reasoning, product development, product innovation, resource transformation typology, resource-based view, software business, software development, software engineering, software process
Markus M. Makela; Nilay V. Oza; Jyrki Kontio
Collaborative learning in software development
fields such as software process improvement, team research, organizational learning, organization scienceCollaborative learning in software development: An investigation of characteristics, prerequisites and Technology #12;[ii] Abstract Collaborative learning integrates individual and collective learning
Gammasphere software development. Progress report
This report describes the activities of the nuclear physics group at Mississippi State University which were performed during 1993. Significant progress has been made in the focus areas: chairing the Gammasphere Software Working Group (SWG); assisting with the porting and enhancement of the ORNL UPAK histogramming software package; and developing standard formats for Gammasphere data products. In addition, they have established a new public ftp archive to distribute software and software development tools and information.
Model-based software component testing.
??[Truncated abstract] Software component testing (SCT) is a proven software engineering approach to evaluating, improving and demonstrating component reliability and quality for producing trusted softwareģ (more)
Zheng, Weiqun
Accurately Citing Software
Accurately Accurately Citing Software and Algorithms Used in Publications Matthew G. Knepley Computation Institute University of Chicago Chicago, IL, USA email@example.com Jed Brown, Lois Curfman McInnes, and Barry Smith Mathematics and Computer Science Division Argonne National Laboratory Argonne, IL, USA [jedbrown,mcinnes,bsmith]@mcs.anl.gov August 31, 2013 Abstract Properly citing academic publications that describe software libraries and algo- rithms is the way that open source scientific library users "pay" to use the free soft- ware. With large multifaceted libraries and applications that use several such libraries, even the conscientious user ends up citing publications in error or missing relevant publications. Some open source developers list appropriate citations on their website or in their documentation. Based on a recent addition to the PETSc
Neutron Scattering Software
Software Software A new portal for neutron scattering has just been established at neutronsources.org. The information contained here in the Neutron Scattering Web has been transferred to the new site. We will leave the current content here for archival purposes but no new content will be added. We encourage everyone interested in neutron scattering to take full advantage of this exciting new resource for our community. Neutronsources.org Data Formats NeXus: Neutron and X-ray Data Format Crystallographic Binary Format (CBF/imgCIF) Hierarchical Data Format (HDF) Data Analysis and Visualization Data Analysis for Neutron Scattering Experiments (DANSE): distributed data analysis project Large Array Manipulation Program (LAMP): IDL-based data analysis and visualization
Specifications for thesaurus software
Specifications are presented for software designed to support manual development and maintenance of information retrieval thesauri. The specifications are intended to support both evaluation of existing packages for acquisition and design of custom software. Specialized requirements of thesaurus support are emphasized over more general database management requirements. Requirements for integration with larger systems and for the user interface are summarized. Relationships specified by the ANSI standard should be supported, and the relationships should be validated to avoid introduction of conflicting relationships. Flexibility in availability of note and date fields is important, and where required, term classifications should be available. Maintenance procedures should include provision for feedback on the impact of changes, as well as appropriate levels of approval for changes. A wide variety of online displays and printed reports are required, including but not limited to alphabetical, hierarchical, and rotated. In addition, it is desirable to be able to search the thesaurus database with such capabilities as Boolean logic and proximity operators.
Jessica L. Milstead
Benchmarking a software transition process
Software transition is a strongly under-researched process as compared to other software lifecycle processes. Today, basic issues such as how and by whom software transition is performed are not clear enough. In this paper, we explore these issues by ... Keywords: deployment, handover, marketing, quality assurance, testing
Houssam Toufaili; Mira Kajko-Mattsson
IBM Software Design and development
IBM Software Design and development Thought Leadership White Paper Disciplined Agile Delivery software development paradigm. This trend is also echoed in other industry studies, including one con expensive and risky. It is time for a new genera- tion of agile process framework. #12;3IBM Software Here
Balmelli, Laurent
Ingestion and absorption of nutrients by the freshwater prawn (Macrobrachium rosengergii)
: Dr. Robert R. Stickney The effects of feeding rate and feeding frequency on protein and total organic matter absorption as well as dry matter ingestion h I h*t 9 Il *b h' ~9*dt, * 1 t'9 d. Feeding rate and feeding frequency did not appear to have... significant effects on protein absorption. In most instances, no significant effects of feeding rate and feeding frequency on total organic matter absorption were observed. Feeding frequency of 2 times/day resulted in a significant increase in food...
Taechanuruk, Suchat
MMCR Upgrades: Present Status and Future Plans
MMCR Upgrades: Present Status and Future Plans MMCR Upgrades: Present Status and Future Plans K. B. Widener and A. S. Koontz Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Richland, Washington K. P. Moran and K. A. Clark National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Environmental Technology Laboratory Boulder, Colorado C. Chander STC xxxxxxxxx M. A. Miller and K. L. Johnson Brookhaven National Laboratory Upton, New York Abstract In September 2003, the Southern Great Plains (SGP) millimeter wave cloud radar (MMCR) was upgraded to a new digital signal processor that significantly increases the temporal resolution and the processing capability of the MMCR. The Barrow MMCR upgrade will be completed in early 2004. We will discuss the hardware and software C40 upgrade to the MMCRs at SGP and Barrow and the plans
On July 21, 1997, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission published the final rule on Radiological Criteria for License Termination (the License Termination Rule) as Subpart E to 10 CFR Part 20. NRC regulations require that materials licensees submit Decommissioning Plans to support the decommissioning of its facility if it is required by license condition, or if the procedures and activities necessary to carry out the decommissioning have not been approved by NRC and these procedures could increase the potential health and safety impacts to the workers or the public. NRC regulations also require that reactor licensees submit Post-shutdown Decommissioning Activities Reports and License Termination Plans to support the decommissioning of nuclear power facilities. This paper provides an update on the status of the NRC's decommissioning program. It discusses the status of permanently shut-down commercial power reactors, complex decommissioning sites, and sites listed in the Site Decommissioning Management Plan. The paper provides the status of various tools and guidance the NRC is developing to assist licensees during decommissioning, including a Standard Review Plan for evaluating plans and information submitted by licensees to support the decommissioning of nuclear facilities and the D and D Screen software for determining the potential doses from residual radioactivity. Finally, it discusses the status of the staff's current efforts to streamline the decommissioning process.
Orlando, D. A.; Camper, L. W.; Buckley, J.
Elite Software | Open Energy Information
Elite Software Elite Software Jump to: navigation, search Tool Summary LAUNCH TOOL Name: Elite Software Agency/Company /Organization: Elite Software Sector: Energy Focus Area: Buildings Phase: Evaluate Options, Prepare a Plan Resource Type: Software/modeling tools User Interface: Desktop Application Website: www.elitesoft.com/ Cost: Paid References: CHVAC - Commercial HVAC Loads[1] Typically used by designers, this software allows the user to input project construction and internal enrgy sources to calculate peak loads for the specific building to determine system design parameters for equipment components. Overview Typically used by designers, this software allows the user to input project construction and internal energy sources to calculate peak loads for the specific building to determine system design parameters for equipment
Buffalo Software | Open Energy Information
Software Software Jump to: navigation, search Logo: Buffalo Software Name Buffalo Software Place Broomfield Zip 80020 Country United States Sector Buildings Product Energy Databus Year founded 2009 Company Type For Profit Company Ownership Private Technology Buffalo Software offers services supporting the NREL Energy Databus including installation, feature development and support plans. Phone number 303-517-8902 Website http://buffalosw.com Region Rockies Area References Energy Databus[1] LinkedIn Connections CrunchBase Profile No CrunchBase profile. Create one now! This article is a stub. You can help OpenEI by expanding it. Buffalo Software is a company based in Broomfield. References Ōåæ "Energy Databus" Retrieved from "http://en.openei.org/w/index.php?title=Buffalo_Software&oldid=651569"
BCDA Machine Status Link
Machine Status Link Machine Status Link Version 1.33 (December 2005) David M. Kline. The Machine Status Link (MSL) is responsible for distributing the digitized beam current, injection status, P0 clock, and other statuses over a single fiber to several locations around the Storage Ring. The MRD100 is a VME-based module that is part of the MSL and was specifically designed for the APS. It receives and interprets information from the XMS100 module by means of copper or fiber. Signals from the XMS100 module are sent at a P0 rate (3.667 microseconds). It sends two registers every cycle and all in about 12 cycles. Refer to the ASD website for additional information regarding the MSL. The focus of this page is to provide information of how to configure the MRD100 for a beamline IOC and to discuss the sample IOC
Information Visualization for Agile Software Development Teams
Information Visualization for Agile Software Development Teams Julia Paredes Department of Computer software development teams. The results of the systematic mapping show that Agile teams use visualization artifacts amongst team members. Keywords--Agile software development, information visualiza- tion, software
Maurer, Frank
Integrating agile practices into critical software development
Integrating agile practices into critical software development Katarzyna Lukasiewicz, Janusz G├│rski. In this text we describe our research towards introducing agile practices into critical software development processes Keywords-- safety-critical software; agile practices; software development; process improvement
Boyer, Edmond
Nuclear proliferation status report. Status report
This report contains information concerning the nuclear proliferation status of the following countries: (1) Russia, (2) Ukraine, (3) Belarus, (4) Kazakhstan, (5) Israel, (6) India, (7) Pakistan, (8) South Africa, (9) North Korea, (10) Iraq, (11) Iran, (12) Lybia, (13) Algeria, (14) Syria, (15) Brazil, (16) Argentina, and (17) Taiwan.
Treating business dimension in software ecosystems
Software Ecosystems (SECOs) have emerged as an approach to improve Software Engineering (SE) in industry considering relations among companies and stakeholders. Companies have opened up their platforms and artifacts to others, including partners and ... Keywords: component-based software engineering, software ecosystems, software reuse, value-based software engineering
Rodrigo Pereira dos Santos; Clßudia Werner
Building Energy Software Tools Directory: Energy Estimation Software with
Energy Estimation Software with Carbon Footprint Calculation Energy Estimation Software with Carbon Footprint Calculation Energy Estimation Software with Carbon Footprint Calculation logo. Energy Estimation Software for Fan and Pumping Applications estimates energy savings achieved when using a variable frequency drive instead of conventional control methods for fan and pumping applications. The results can be viewed in graphical format and text format and the software has built-in functions to generate an energy estimation report especially designed for consultants. The energy estimator software is available in two editions: Single System Edition This edition allows users to estimate energy savings for a single fan or pump system and generate a multi-page report based on the estimated savings. Project Edition This edition allows users to estimate energy savings of a single fan or
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Before our discussions on the technical aspects of solar photovoltaics, we will first review the status of solar photovoltaics. This chapter begins with a review on ... known barrier to large-scale deployment of ...
Meng Tao
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analytical models, databases, and documentation. An Oil and Gas Industry Software CD-ROM containing numerical simulators, analytical models, databases, and documentation is...
WISDAAM software programmer's manual
The WISDAAM system was developed to provide quality control over test data associated with in situ testing at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP). Assurance of data quality is of critical importance as these tests supply the information which will be used for development and verification of the technology required for repository implementation. The amount of data collected from the tests, which are some of the largest ever fielded in an underground facility, prompted the undertaking of a major project task to address data processing. The goal was to create a conceptual umbrella under which all of the activities associated with processing WIPP data (i.e., data reduction, archiving, retrieval, etc.) could be grouped. The WISDAAM system was the product of this task. The overall system covers electronic as well as manual data processing; however, this document deals primarily with those operations implemented by software running on a VAX computer.
Ball, J.R. (RE/SPEC, Inc., Albuquerque, NM (United States))
Metabolic Alkalosis From Unsuspected Ingestion: Use of Urine pH and Anion Gap
Underlying causes of metabolic alkalosis may be evident from history, evaluation of effective circulatory volume, and measurement of urine chloride concentration. However, identification of causes may be difficult for certain conditions associated with clandestine behaviors, such as surreptitious vomiting, use of drugs or herbal supplements with mineralocorticoid activity, abuse of laxatives or diuretics, and long-term use of alkalis. In these circumstances, clinicians often are bewildered by unexplained metabolic alkalosis from an incomplete history or persistent deception by the patient, leading to misdiagnosis and poor outcome. We present a case of severe metabolic alkalosis and hypokalemia with a borderline urine chloride concentration in an alcoholic patient treated with a thiazide. The cause of the patient's metabolic alkalosis eventually was linked to surreptitious ingestion of baking soda. This case highlights the necessity of a high index of suspicion for the diverse clandestine behaviors that can cause metabolic alkalosis and the usefulness of urine pH and anion gap in its differential diagnosis.
Joo-Hark Yi; Sang-Woong Han; June-Seok Song; Ho-Jung Kim
Building Energy Software Tools Directory: EPB-software
EPB-software EPB-software EPB-software logo Free application that supports the (Flemish) Energy Performance Legislation for Buildings. EPB=software is based on a large number of building and installation characteristics and calculates the U-values, the average insulation level and the E-level (Primary energy consumption) of newly built or renovated residential and non-residential buildings and controls compliance with energy-efficiency and indoor climate requirements. It also checks the compliance with the minimum ventilation requirements for all types of buildings. EPB-software Vlaanderen 1.0 has been public since March 2006. A French test version was made for the Brussels region and will be made for the Wallon region. Screen Shots Keywords EPBD implementation, Flemish region, primary energy consumption
1 1 ACRF Ingest Software Status: New, Current, and Future February 2007 Annette Koontz, for ACRF Engineering Management Pacific Northwest National Laboratory PNNL Ingest Developers: Sutanay Choudhury Brian Ermold Krista Gaustad Annette Koontz Work supported by the U. S. Department of Energy, Office of Science, Office of Biological and Environmental Research February 2007, DOE/SC-ARM/P-07-004.1 Introduction The purpose of this report is to provide status of the ingest software used to process instrument data for the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement Program Climate Research Facility (ACRF). The report is divided into 4 sections: (1) for news about ingests currently under development, (2) for current production
Software Synthesis Procedures Viktor Kuncak
Software Synthesis Procedures Viktor Kuncak LARA, I&C Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL Institute of Technology (EPFL) Lausanne, Switzerland email@example.com ABSTRACT Automated synthesis. To integrate synthesis into programming languages, software synthesis algorithms should behave in a predictable
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Software and House Requirements Engineering
a requirements engineer who puts her knowledge of software construction together with her creativity to come upSoftware and House Requirements Engineering: Lessons Learned in Combatting Requirements Creep creativity to try to come up with a plan for a house that will meet the customer's requirements. The customer
Berry, Daniel M.
Barloworld Supply Chain Software USA
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Heller, Barbara
Characterizing a data model for software measurement
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Bae, Doo-Hwan
This INL plan comprehensively describes the software for RELAP-7 and documents the software, interface, and software design requirements for the application. The plan also describes the testing-based software verification and validation (SV&V) processŚa set of specially designed software models used to test RELAP-7.
Smith, Curtis L [Idaho National Laboratory; Choi, Yong-Joon [Idaho National Laboratory; Zou, Ling [Idaho National Laboratory
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5-01 5-01 Fermilab Software and Computing Oversight Panel (SCOP) Review of the U.S. CMS Software and Computing Project January 13-14, 2005 Charge to the SCOP Agenda | Logistics | Attendees | Documentation Agenda: Copies of the slides presented will be available for the meeting. Thursday, January 13, 2005 Start of Meeting 9:00 am Chicago Time (other time zones) Time Title Speaker Duration 8:30 AM Video Setup 9:00 AM Executive Session (closed) Panel 30' 9:30 AM Introduction LAT Bauerdick 5' 9:35 AM CMS Status and U.S. CMS Research Program [slides] Dan Green 20' + 10' 10:05 AM Needs of and interactions with the LPC [slides] Avi Yagil 20' + 5' 10:30 AM Coffee 20' 10:50 AM Project Overview [slides] LAT Bauerdick 50' + 10' 11:50 AM CMS Computing and Core Software Status [slides] Bob Clare 15' + 5'
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The Persistency Framework consists of three software packages (CORAL, COOL and POOL) addressing the data access requirements of the LHC experiments in different areas. It is the result of the collaboration between the CERN IT Department and the three experiments (ATLAS, CMS and LHCb) that use this software to access their data. POOL is a hybrid technology store for C++ objects, metadata catalogs and collections. CORAL is a relational database abstraction layer with an SQL-free API. COOL provides specific software tools and components for the handling of conditions data. This paper reports on the status and outlook of the project and reviews in detail the usage of each package in the three experiments.
Valassi, A.; /CERN; Clemencic, M.; /CERN; Dykstra, D.; /Fermilab; Frank, M.; /CERN; Front, D.; /Weizmann Inst.; Govi, G.; /Northeastern U.; Kalkhof, A.; /CERN; Loth, A.; /CERN; Nowak, M.; /Brookhaven; Pokorski, W.; /CERN; Salnikov, A.; /SLAC; Schmidt, S.A.; /Mainz U., Inst. Kernphys.; Trentadue, R.; /CERN; Wache, M.; /Mainz U., Inst. Kernphys.; Xie, Z.; /Princeton U.
CTRLWORK AND MACBREAKZ ERGONOMIC BREAK REMINDER SOFTWARE SOFTWARE FEATURES: Analyzes your for installation assistance. 1. Please uninstall the former ergonomic break software, RSIGuard, if currently instructions on the screen. For more information, contact the UCSB Ergonomics Program at Ergonomics
California at Santa Barbara, University of
Mapping software: Are we nearing standardization?
As software technologies advance, the software community uses the newest and most powerful technology and associated notations. However, mapping software with a set of notations that would survive the test of time is becoming increasingly ...
Bakul Banerjee
CS 537: Software Metrics Students will
measurements. Demonstrate the knowledge of software metrics. Demonstrate the knowledge of using software the knowledge of statistical analysis in software measurement. Demonstrate the knowledge of developing and calibrating predication systems. Demonstrate the knowledge of developing and maintaining a measurement program
A Virtual Environment Framework For Software Engineering
A Virtual Environment Framework For Software Engineering Stephen E. Dossick Submitted in partial Environment Framework for Software Engineering Stephen E. Dossick The field of Software Engineering, responsible for mapping project artifacts into virtual environment furnishings, and the CHIME Theme Manager
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18 PARTICIPATORY DESIGN ACTIVITIES AND AGILE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT Karlheinz Kautz Department, efficient, and economical manner. Keywords Participatory design, agile software development e prototyping (Merisalo-Rantanen et al. 2005), agile (software) development (ASD) has recently gained immense
Lecture 1:Lecture 1: Introduction toIntroduction to Software Quality AssuranceSoftware Quality Assurance
Lecture 1:Lecture 1: Introduction toIntroduction to Software Quality AssuranceSoftware Quality Assurance Software Quality Assurance (INSE 6260/4-UU) Winter 2009 Thanks to Rachida Dssouli for some slides 2 OverviewOverview Course Outline Software Quality Software Quality Assurance Software Development
Bentahar, Jamal
Software Process Evolution at the SEL
The Software Engineering Laboratory of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Goddard Space Flight Center has been adapting, analyzing, and evolving software processes for the last 18 years (1976-94). Their approach is based on the Quality ... Keywords: Goddard Space Flight Center, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Quality Improvement Paradigm, SEL, Software Engineering Laboratory, aerospace computing, candidate process, cleanroom development method, code comments, developer effort, evolutionary process, process effects, reading techniques, software metrics, software process evolution, software quality, standards, systematic process
Victor Basili; Scott Green
SAPHIRE 8 Software Acceptance Test Plan
This document describe & report the overall SAPHIRE 8 Software acceptance test paln to offically release the SAPHIRE version 8 software to the NRC custoer for distribution.
Ted S. Wood; Curtis L. Smith
Scientific Software Engineer | Princeton Plasma Physics Lab
A minimum of one year writing software in the Interactive Data Language (IDL) Matlab, LabView or Python A minimum of one year writing data visualization software...
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Malik, Ahsan
Understanding roi metrics for software test automation.
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Aclara Software | Open Energy Information
Aclara Software Aclara Software Jump to: navigation, search Name Aclara Software Address 16 Laurel Avenue Place Wellesley, Massachusetts Zip 02481 Sector Efficiency Product Software solutions for efficiency and demand management Website http://www.aclaratech.com/Acla Coordinates 42.3081585┬░, -71.2773305┬░ Loading map... {"minzoom":false,"mappingservice":"googlemaps3","type":"ROADMAP","zoom":14,"types":["ROADMAP","SATELLITE","HYBRID","TERRAIN"],"geoservice":"google","maxzoom":false,"width":"600px","height":"350px","centre":false,"title":"","label":"","icon":"","visitedicon":"","lines":[],"polygons":[],"circles":[],"rectangles":[],"copycoords":false,"static":false,"wmsoverlay":"","layers":[],"controls":["pan","zoom","type","scale","streetview"],"zoomstyle":"DEFAULT","typestyle":"DEFAULT","autoinfowindows":false,"kml":[],"gkml":[],"fusiontables":[],"resizable":false,"tilt":0,"kmlrezoom":false,"poi":true,"imageoverlays":[],"markercluster":false,"searchmarkers":"","locations":[{"text":"","title":"","link":null,"lat":42.3081585,"lon":-71.2773305,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
Nuclear Safety: Software Quality Assurance
Nuclear Safety: Software Quality Assurance Nuclear Safety: Software Quality Assurance cd Welcome to the Department of Energy's Office of Health, Safety and Security (HSS) Software Quality Assurance (SQA) homepage. The purpose of this Web site is to promote continuous improvement and the sharing of knowledge of safety software quality assurance among interested parties across the DOE complex. It consolidates information and contains links to subject matter experts, procedures, training material, program descriptions, good practices, lessons learned and the Central Registry Toolbox Codes. The Portal also provides capabilities for member collaboration in product development and threaded discussions. Central Registry: The Central Registry provides a library of DOE "Toolbox" Codes covering site boundary accident dose consequences, fire accident source terms, leakpath factors, chemical release/dispersion and consequence, and radiological dispersion and consequence.
Software and Applications at Borehamwood
Software is an ephemeral artifact. Programmers are, of course, tangible but the results of their labours survive more in the consequences than in the detail. This chapter and the next can only give a mere glim...
Emeritus Professor Simon Lavington
General composition of software artifacts
Composition is the process of creating new artifacts from a set of input artifacts by combining the content of the input artifacts according to some given specifications. Composition engines are a distinct kind of software component. Like compilers, ...
William Harrison; Harold Ossher; Peri Tarr
Software Agents for Ubiquitous Computing
Ubiquitous computing draws a picture of a world where people access intelligent and easy-to-use services, irrespective of location and time. Software agent technology is a good candidate for ubiquitous computi...
Sasu Tarkoma; Mikko Laukkanenģ
Estimates of internal-dose equivalent from inhalation and ingestion of selected radionuclides
This report presents internal radiation dose conversion factors for radionuclides of interest in environmental assessments of nuclear fuel cycles. This volume provides an updated summary of estimates of committed dose equivalent for radionuclides considered in three previous Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) reports. Intakes by inhalation and ingestion are considered. The International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) Task Group Lung Model has been used to simulate the deposition and retention of particulate matter in the respiratory tract. Results corresponding to activity median aerodynamic diameters (AMAD) of 0.3, 1.0, and 5.0 ..mu..m are given. The gastorintestinal (GI) tract has been represented by a four-segment catenary model with exponential transfer of radioactivity from one segment to the next. Retention of radionuclides in systemic organs is characterized by linear combinations of decaying exponential functions, recommended in ICRP Publication 30. The first-year annual dose rate, maximum annual dose rate, and fifty-year dose commitment per microcurie intake of each radionuclide is given for selected target organs and the effective dose equivalent. These estimates include contributions from specified source organs plus the systemic activity residing in the rest of the body; cross irradiation due to penetrating radiations has been incorporated into these estimates. 15 references.
Dunning, D.E.
Automation Status | Department of Energy
Automation Status Automation Status Presented at the NREL Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Manufacturing R&D Workshop in Washington, DC, August 11-12, 2011. mfg2011plenarysperrick.pdf More...
Weekly Petroleum Status Report
U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Indexed Site
Petrolem Reports Petrolem Reports Weekly Petroleum Status Report Data for week ending Dec. 13, 2013 | Release Date: Dec. 18, 2013 | Next Release Date: Dec. 27, 2013 | full report Previous Issues Week: December 18, 2013 December 11, 2013 December 4, 2013 November 27, 2013 November 20, 2013 November 14, 2013 November 6, 2013 October 30, 2013 October 23, 2013 October 21, 2013 October 9, 2013 October 2, 2013 prior issues Go The petroleum supply situation in the context of historical information and selected prices. Released after 10:30 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Highlights Weekly Petroleum Status Report Highlights PDF PDF Data Overview (Combined Table 1 and Table 9) PDF Tables 1 U.S. Petroleum Balance Sheet CSV XLS PDF 2 U.S. Inputs and Production by PAD District CSV XLS PDF
Small Business Status
Impact of Teaming Arrangements on Impact of Teaming Arrangements on Small Business Status The Department of Energy is planning to set aside for small businesses a number of acquisitions of a very complex nature, requiring a myriad of capabilities on the part of offerors, which might result in teaming arrangements or joint ventures being formed. Given this, the Department believes that potential offerors should be aware of the Small Business Administration's regulations regarding affiliation. As such, DOE will include the following provision in solicitations where it expects teaming or joint ventures to propose. GUIDANCE FOR PROSPECTIVE OFFERORS - IMPACT OF TEAMING ARRANGEMENTS ON SMALL BUSINESS STATUS (a) This procurement has been set aside for small business. In order to ensure that award
Hopper Updates and Status
Updates and Status Current Status: Up Open Issues List of known problems, submitted bug reports and issues we are actively working on. Read More ┬╗ Hopper Featured Announcements A list of key Hopper announcements and system changes. Read More ┬╗ Hopper Email Announcements Archive An archive of email announcements sent to NERSC users regarding Hopper. Read More ┬╗ Announcements Hopper OS upgrade and new SW set to default next Wed, Feb 27 21 February 2013, 10:29 am Hopper scheduled maintenance tomorrow (Sept 19) and /project outage 18 September 2012, 4:46 pm Please use "gres" settings in your batch scripts 4 September 2012, 2:03 pm high thruput queue now available on Hopper 30 August 2012, 4:27 pm max walltime for low queue is increased to 24 hrs on Hopper
ESnet Planning, Status,
ESnet Planning, Status, ESnet Planning, Status, and Future Issues William E. Johnston, ESnet Department Head and Senior Scientist Joe Burrescia, General Manager Mike Collins, Chin Guok, and Eli Dart, Engineering Brian Tierney, Advanced Development Jim Gagliardi, Operations and Deployment Stan Kluz, Infrastructure and ECS Mike Helm, Federated Trust Dan Peterson, Security Officer Gizella Kapus, Business Manager and the rest of the ESnet Team email@example.com, this talk is available at www.es.net Energy Sciences Network Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Networking for the Future of Science ASCAC, August 2008 2 DOE Office of Science and ESnet - the ESnet Mission * ESnet is an Office of Science ("SC") facility in the Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research ("ASCR")
Bachelor-Fachprojekt ,,Software im Automobil"
11 Bachelor-Fachprojekt ,,Software im Automobil" Olaf Spinczyk Arbeitsgruppe Eingebettete.cs.uni-dortmund.de/~spinczyk/ #12;Fachprojekt ,,Software im Automobil" 22 Inhalt Fachprojekte Thema ,,Software im Automobil" Durchf├╝hrung Generalisierung #12;Fachprojekt ,,Software im Automobil" 33 Fachprojekte ... ... haben st├żrkeren
Morik, Katharina
Policy-Parametric Software Travis Breaux
Policy-Parametric Software Travis Breaux Department of Computer Science North Carolina State University email@example.com Abstract Policy-parametric software describes a vision for enterprise software that promotes organizational policy as a computational parameter in future software systems. In the following
Young, R. Michael
Agile Software Assessment (Invited Paper) Oscar Nierstrasz
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Nierstrasz, Oscar
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Status of JUPITER Program
To obtain the data necessary for evaluating the nuclear design method of a large-scale fast breeder reactor, criticality tests with a large- scale homogeneous reactor were conducted as part of a joint research program by Japan and the U.S. Analyses of the tests are underway in both countries. The purpose of this paper is to describe the status of this project.
Inoue, T.; Shirakata, K.; Kinjo, K.; Ikegami, T.; Yamamoto, M.
MARS Flight Engineering Status
The Multi-sensor Airborne Radiation Survey Flight Engineering project (MARS FE) has designed a high purity germanium (HPGe) crystal array for conducting a wide range of field measurements. In addition to the HPGe detector system, a platform-specific shock and vibration isolation system and environmental housing have been designed to support demonstration activities in a maritime environment on an Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV). This report describes the status of the equipment as of the end of FY09.
Fast, James E.; Dorow, Kevin E.; Morris, Scott J.; Thompson, Robert C.; Willett, Jesse A.
Building Technologies Office: Building Energy Optimization Software
Building Energy Building Energy Optimization Software to someone by E-mail Share Building Technologies Office: Building Energy Optimization Software on Facebook Tweet about Building Technologies Office: Building Energy Optimization Software on Twitter Bookmark Building Technologies Office: Building Energy Optimization Software on Google Bookmark Building Technologies Office: Building Energy Optimization Software on Delicious Rank Building Technologies Office: Building Energy Optimization Software on Digg Find More places to share Building Technologies Office: Building Energy Optimization Software on AddThis.com... About Take Action to Save Energy Partner With DOE Activities Solar Decathlon Building America Research Innovations Research Tools Building Science Education Climate-Specific Guidance
Software Quality Engineering where to find it in Software Engineering Body of Knowledge
Software Quality Engineering ┬Ł where to find it in Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (email@example.com Abstract Software quality engineering makes its way to wider professional to this of the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (SWEBOK). As software quality makes the intrinsic part of SWEBOK
Suryn, Witold
Vehicle Technologies Office: Software Tools
Software Tools Software Tools Several software programs are available, either for free or for a nominal charge, that can assist fleet managers and technology developers in assessing the potential impacts of implementing new technologies. Autonomie Autonomie is a Plug-and-Play Powertrain and Vehicle Model Architecture and Development Environment to support the rapid evaluation of new powertrain/propulsion technologies for improving fuel economy through virtual design and analysis in a math-based simulation environment. Developed in partnership with General Motors, Autonomie is an open architecture to support the rapid integration and analysis of powertrain/propulsion systems and technologies for rapid technology sorting and evaluation of fuel economy improvement under dynamic/transient testing conditions. The capability to sort technologies rapidly in a virtual design environment results in faster improvements in real-world fuel consumption by reducing the time necessary to develop and bring new technologies onto our roads.
Building Software Tools with Interoperability
4 4 Building Software Tools with Interoperability Vladimir Bazjanac, Ricardo Goncalves and Manfred Koethe. Vladimir Bazjanac (left) chairs the open IAI research advisory committee meeting held at San Diego in June. Next to him are Ricardo Goncalves, UNINOVA, and Manfred Koethe, DEC. Recently, architects and engineers (A&E) have begun to make building design and energy simulation software an indispensable part of their toolbox. Most A&E firms now use commercial, off-the-shelf design assistance programs. An increasing number of building professionals are also using software developed at the Center's Building Technology Program: the whole-building energy simulation program DOE-2 to design more energy-efficient structures, RADIANCE for simulating lighting designs, and WINDOW for calculating the
CIMx Software | Open Energy Information
CIMx Software CIMx Software Jump to: navigation, search Name CIMx Software Address 1001 Ford Circle Place Milford, Ohio Zip 45150 Sector Renewable Energy, Services, Solar, Wind energy Product Consulting; Manufacturing; Research and development; Trainining and education;Other:Green Factories Phone number 513-248-7700 Website http://www.cimx.com Coordinates 39.1556865┬░, -84.2518821┬░ Loading map... {"minzoom":false,"mappingservice":"googlemaps3","type":"ROADMAP","zoom":14,"types":["ROADMAP","SATELLITE","HYBRID","TERRAIN"],"geoservice":"google","maxzoom":false,"width":"600px","height":"350px","centre":false,"title":"","label":"","icon":"","visitedicon":"","lines":[],"polygons":[],"circles":[],"rectangles":[],"copycoords":false,"static":false,"wmsoverlay":"","layers":[],"controls":["pan","zoom","type","scale","streetview"],"zoomstyle":"DEFAULT","typestyle":"DEFAULT","autoinfowindows":false,"kml":[],"gkml":[],"fusiontables":[],"resizable":false,"tilt":0,"kmlrezoom":false,"poi":true,"imageoverlays":[],"markercluster":false,"searchmarkers":"","locations":[{"text":"","title":"","link":null,"lat":39.1556865,"lon":-84.2518821,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
Cloud-Based Software Platform for Big Data Analytics in Smart Grids
This article focuses on a scalable software platform for the Smart Grid cyber-physical system using cloud technologies. Dynamic Demand Response is a challenge-application to perform intelligent demand-side management and relieve peak load in Smart Power Grids. The platform offers an adaptive information integration pipeline for ingesting dynamic data; a secure repository for researchers to share knowledge; scalable machine-learning models trained over massive datasets for agile demand forecasting; and a portal for visualizing consumption patterns and validated at the University of Southern California's campus microgrid. The article examines the role of clouds and their tradeoffs for use in the Smart Grid Cyber-Physical System.
Yogesh Simmhan; Saima Aman; Alok Kumbhare; Rongyang Liu; Sam Stevens; Qunzhi Zhou; Viktor Prasanna
U. S. DOE petroleum software
Each year, the U.S. DOE sponsors a variety of petroleum-related research projects. Some of the past projects have resulted in development of software that is available free from the DOE's Bartlesville Project Office. This article gives an overview of the following DOE software: Black Oil Applied Simulation Tool I (BOAST II); EOR Predictive Models: CO{sub 2} Miscible Flood, Chemical Flood, Polymer Flood, In-Situ Combustion Steamflood; Horizontal/Slanted Well Model; and Miscible Applied Simulation Techniques (MASTER).
Schneider, C.E. (Conoco Inc. (US))
Computed Tomography software and standards
This document establishes the software design, nomenclature, and conventions for industrial Computed Tomography (CT) used in the Nondestructive Evaluation Section at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. It is mainly a users guide to the technical use of the CT computer codes, but also presents a proposed standard for describing CT experiments and reconstructions. Each part of this document specifies different aspects of the CT software organization. A set of tables at the end describes the CT parameters of interest in our project. 4 refs., 6 figs., 1 tab.
Azevedo, S.G.; Martz, H.E.; Skeate, M.F.; Schneberk, D.J.; Roberson, G.P.
Software aspects of energy management systems
This paper is intended to serve the need for an understanding of the role which software plays in energy management systems (EMS), and of the considerations involved in designing, implementing and maintaining such systems. The paper begins with a brief elementary examination of what software is and the types of basic functions it typically performs in EMS applications. Various aspects of EMS software are then explained and discussed, including software architecture, programming language, operating system, data base management, man-machine interface, application software, and communications. In addition to providing a tutorial on the composition and content of EMS software, the paper addresses several related questions, such as the reasons for choosing one programming language over another, the effect of system size on software factors, the extent to which off-the-shelf software components can and should be incorporated in EMS, and the relationship of software to the overall user interface with the systems.
Stinaff, R.D.
Distributed Generation Status Update
0 DOE Peer Review Presentation 0 DOE Peer Review Presentation ┬® Chevron 2010 CERTS Microgrid Demonstration with Large scale Energy Storage & Renewable Generation November 5, 2010 Presented By: Craig Gee, Project Manager (for Mr. Eduardo Alegria - Principal Investigator) Energy Solutions November 2010 DOE Peer Review Presentation ┬® Chevron 2010 Agenda * Introduction - Who we are * Project Team & Site * Project Purpose & Objectives * Project Impacts * System Elements * Project Status * Research Elements * Recent Developments in California * Questions & Comments November 2010 DOE Peer Review Presentation ┬® Chevron 2010 Chevron Energy Solutions Designed & Implemented over 900 Projects in the U.S. 'ü« Chevron ES, a division of Chevron USA, Inc. is committed to delivering economically & environmentally advantageous green
CHEF: a status report
CHEF refers both to a framework and to an interactive application emphasizing accelerator optics calculations. The framework supports multiple domains of applications: e.g. nonlinear analysis, perturbation theory, and tracking. Its underlying philosophy is to provide an infrastructure with minimum hidden implicit assumptions, general enough to facilitate both routine and specialized computational tasks, and to minimize the duplication of necessary, complex bookkeeping tasks. CHEF was already described in recent conferences. This paper is a status report on recent developments, including issues related to applications to high energy linacs.
Ostiguy, J.-F.; Michelotti, L.; /Fermilab
Status of Climate Change
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Model Validation Status Review
The primary objective for the Model Validation Status Review was to perform a one-time evaluation of model validation associated with the analysis/model reports (AMRs) containing model input to total-system performance assessment (TSPA) for the Yucca Mountain site recommendation (SR). This review was performed in response to Corrective Action Request BSC-01-C-01 (Clark 2001, Krisha 2001) pursuant to Quality Assurance review findings of an adverse trend in model validation deficiency. The review findings in this report provide the following information which defines the extent of model validation deficiency and the corrective action needed: (1) AMRs that contain or support models are identified, and conversely, for each model the supporting documentation is identified. (2) The use for each model is determined based on whether the output is used directly for TSPA-SR, or for screening (exclusion) of features, events, and processes (FEPs), and the nature of the model output. (3) Two approaches are used to evaluate the extent to which the validation for each model is compliant with AP-3.10Q (Analyses and Models). The approaches differ in regard to whether model validation is achieved within individual AMRs as originally intended, or whether model validation could be readily achieved by incorporating information from other sources. (4) Recommendations are presented for changes to the AMRs, and additional model development activities or data collection, that will remedy model validation review findings, in support of licensing activities. The Model Validation Status Review emphasized those AMRs that support TSPA-SR (CRWMS M&O 2000bl and 2000bm). A series of workshops and teleconferences was held to discuss and integrate the review findings. The review encompassed 125 AMRs (Table 1) plus certain other supporting documents and data needed to assess model validity. The AMRs were grouped in 21 model areas representing the modeling of processes affecting the natural and engineered barriers, plus the TSPA model itself Description of the model areas is provided in Section 3, and the documents reviewed are described in Section 4. The responsible manager for the Model Validation Status Review was the Chief Science Officer (CSO) for Bechtel-SAIC Co. (BSC). The team lead was assigned by the CSO. A total of 32 technical specialists were engaged to evaluate model validation status in the 21 model areas. The technical specialists were generally independent of the work reviewed, meeting technical qualifications as discussed in Section 5.
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Software Implementation of Source Code Quality Analysis and Evaluation for Weapon Systems Software
DESIS(DEfense Software Information System) is being developed to manage and maintain weapon systems software as a whole in defense ... the system is to evaluate software quality of weapon systems, analyze whether...
Seill Kim; Youngkyu Park
ATLAS Experience with HEP Software at the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility
A number of HEP software packages used by the ATLAS experiment, including GEANT4, ROOT and ALPGEN, have been adapted to run on the IBM Blue Gene supercomputers at the Argonne Leadership Computing Facility. These computers use a non-x86 architecture and have a considerably less rich operating environment than in common use in HEP, but also represent a computing capacity an order of magnitude beyond what ATLAS is presently using via the LCG. The status and potential for making use of leadership-class computing, including the status of integration with the ATLAS production system, is discussed.
LeCompte, T; The ATLAS collaboration; Benjamin, D
Assisting the searcher: utilizing software
Assisting the searcher: utilizing software agents for Web search systems Bernard J. Jansen and Udo, ineffectiveness in expanding results, and the inability to reduce results to a manageable number (Jansen et al; however, searchers seldom utilize these features (Jansen and Pooch, 2001). Others researchers have
Jansen, James
Software Testing Jos de Kloe,
/GUI interfaces) Integration tests: automatisch verzenden van files naar ECMWF triggeren van processen bij ECMWF Document SVVP=Software Validation and Verification Plan #12;MMM, J. de Kloe, 2 maart 2009 7 GSOV testing Werking van algorithmes Werking van allerhande scripts Complete processor Controleer ook dat foutieve
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Teaching software construction to physicists
An ææinvisible issueÆÆ has arisen while teaching numerical and simulation methods applied to physicsŚtraining students to write clear and reliable programs. Appropriate elements are extracted from the field of software engineering and applied to the special problems that face students faculty and researchers who write computer programs for doing physics.
Edward H. Carlson
Software & GRID Computing for LHC
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Evans, Hal
Software tools for HVAC research
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Josķ A. Orosa; Armando C. Oliveira
Software Quality Assurance for Nuclear Safety Systems
The US Department of Energy has undertaken an initiative to improve the quality of software used to design and operate their nuclear facilities across the United States. One aspect of this initiative is to revise or create new directives and guides associated with quality practices for the safety software in its nuclear facilities. Safety software includes the safety structures, systems, and components software and firmware, support software and design and analysis software used to ensure the safety of the facility. DOE nuclear facilities are unique when compared to commercial nuclear or other industrial activities in terms of the types and quantities of hazards that must be controlled to protect workers, public and the environment. Because of these differences, DOE must develop an approach to software quality assurance that ensures appropriate risk mitigation by developing a framework of requirements that accomplishes the following goals: {sm_bullet} Ensures the software processes developed to address nuclear safety in design, operation, construction and maintenance of its facilities are safe {sm_bullet} Considers the larger system that uses the software and its impacts {sm_bullet} Ensures that the software failures do not create unsafe conditions Software designers for nuclear systems and processes must reduce risks in software applications by incorporating processes that recognize, detect, and mitigate software failure in safety related systems. It must also ensure that fail safe modes and component testing are incorporated into software design. For nuclear facilities, the consideration of risk is not necessarily sufficient to ensure safety. Systematic evaluation, independent verification and system safety analysis must be considered for software design, implementation, and operation. The software industry primarily uses risk analysis to determine the appropriate level of rigor applied to software practices. This risk-based approach distinguishes safety-critical software and applies the highest level of rigor for those systems. DOE has further defined a risk approach to nuclear safety system software consistent with the analyses required for operation of nuclear facilities. This requires the grading of software in terms of safety class and safety significant structures, systems and components (SSCs). Safety-class SSCs are related to public safety where as safety-significant SSCs are identified for specific aspects of defense-in-depth and worker safety. Industry standards do not directly categorize nuclear safety software and DOE sites are not consistent in their approach to nuclear safety software quality assurance. DOE is establishing a more detailed graded approach for software associated with safety class and safety significant systems. This paper presents the process and results that DOE utilized to develop a detailed classification scheme for nuclear safety software.
Sparkman, D R; Lagdon, R
Sandia Software Guidelines, Volume 2. Documentation
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Matthew Farrellee Principal Software Engineer
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Wisconsin at Madison, University of
Inhalation and Ingestion Intakes with Associated Dose Estimates for Level II and Level III Personnel Using Capstone Study Data
Depleted uranium (DU) intake rates and subsequent dose rates were estimated for personnel entering armored combat vehicles perforated with DU penetrators (level II and level III personnel) using data generated during the Capstone Depleted Uranium (DU) Aerosol Study. Inhalation intake rates and associated dose rates were estimated from cascade impactors worn by sample recovery personnel and from cascade impactors that served as area monitors. Ingestion intake rates and associated dose rates were estimated from cotton gloves worn by sample recovery personnel and from wipe test samples from the interior of vehicles perforated with large caliber DU munitions. The mean DU inhalation intake rate for level II personnel ranged from 0.447 mg h-1 based on breathing zone monitor data (in and around a perforated vehicle) to 14.5 mg h-1 based on area monitor data (in a perforated vehicle). The mean DU ingestion intake rate for level II ranged from 4.8 mg h-1 to 38.9 mg h-1 based on the wipe test data including surface to glove transfer factors derived from the Capstone data. Based on glove contamination data, the mean DU ingestion intake rates for level II and level III personnel were 10.6 mg h-1 was and 1.78 mg h-1, respectively. Effective dose rates and peak kidney uranium concentration rates were calculated based on the intake rates. The peak kidney uranium concentration rate cannot be multiplied by the total exposure duration when multiple intakes occur because uranium will clear from the kidney between the exposures.
Szrom, Fran; Falo, Gerald A.; Lodde, Gordon M.; Parkhurst, MaryAnn; Daxon, Eric G.
Software: our quest for excellence. Honoring 50 years of software history, progress, and process
The Software Quality Forum was established by the Software Quality Assurance (SQA) Subcommittee, which serves as a technical advisory group on software engineering and quality initiatives and issues for DOE`s quality managers. The forum serves as an opportunity for all those involved in implementing SQA programs to meet and share ideas and concerns. Participation from managers, quality engineers, and software professionals provides an ideal environment for identifying and discussing issues and concerns. The interaction provided by the forum contributes to the realization of a shared goal--high quality software product. Topics include: testing, software measurement, software surety, software reliability, SQA practices, assessments, software process improvement, certification and licensing of software professionals, CASE tools, software project management, inspections, and management`s role in ensuring SQA. The bulk of this document consists of vugraphs. Selected papers have been indexed separately for inclusion in the Energy Science and Technology Database.
This year's annual technical meeting will be held on Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday is optional and is intended for software demonstrations. We will be at a new meeting location with exceptional food and, as usual, excellent
: consortium status, summary of projects, accomplishments, and deliverables: Carlos Torres-Verd├Łn. 9:00 AM Software status and future developments: Carlos Torres-Verd├Łn. 9:30 AM Break TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS (Part-17 (Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday), 2011 Center for Petroleum and Geosystems Engineering Department
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Free Software in Astronomy: Fedora Astronomy
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Regulatory software configuration management system design
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I-Hsin Chou; Chin-Feng Fan
MASTER OF TECHNOLOGY IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING LEAD in delivering ADVANCED HIGH QUALITY as government institutions, to engineer high quality computing solutions for greater competitive advantage their business strategies. Advanced software engineering is changing how the world conducts business
Chaudhuri, Sanjay
Global expansion strategies for software firms
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Yoden, Michihiko
Web-Based Software Vendor Management Application
At XYZ Technologies, Inc., the lack of standardized processes and tools to manage different software vendors is costing the company time and money. Visibility and the ability to track software vendor transactions are limited ...
Puppala, Naresh
Max-CSP Approach for Software Diagnosis
In software development is essential to have tools for the software diagnosis to help the programmers and development engineers to locate the bugs. In this paper, we propose a new approach that identifies the pos...
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Cost Model and Cost Estimating Software
This chapter discusses a formalized methodology is basically a cost model, which forms the basis for estimating software.
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@ work highlights Idaho National Laboratory employees and the jobs they perform.This segment features Robotic Software Engineer Miles Walton.
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VMS software for the Jorway-411 interface
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Dorries, T.; Moore, C.; Pordes, R.; White, V.
ScienceCinema (OSTI)
Fuel Cell Development Status
Development Status Michael Short Systems Engineering Manager United Technologies Corporation Research Center Hamilton Sundstrand UTC Power UTC Fire & Security Fortune 50 corporation $52.9B in annual sales in 2009 ~60% of Sales are in building technologies Transportation Stationary Fuel Cells Space & Defense * Fuel cell technology leader since 1958 * ~ 550 employees * 768+ Active U.S. patents, more than 300 additional U.S. patents pending * Global leader in efficient, reliable, and sustainable fuel cell solutions UTC Power About Us PureCell ® Model 400 Solution Process Overview Power Conditioner Converts DC power to high-quality AC power 3 Fuel Cell Stack Generates DC power from hydrogen and air 2 Fuel Processor Converts natural gas fuel to hydrogen
DFC Technology Status
Pinakin Patel Pinakin Patel Mohammad Farooque FuelCell Energy, Inc. 3 Great Pasture Road Danbury, Ct 06813 DFC Technology Status * Distributed generation puts power where it's needed * Increases power reliability * Near zero emissions allow units to be sited almost anywhere - even polluted urban areas * Reduces need for central generation plants * Reduces grid congestion and need for new transmission lines * Distributed generation enables smart grid * Balances the grid with 24/7 power * Meets requirements for low carbon technology * Smaller projects enable faster permitting, financing, and execution DFC power plant is an enabler for broad distributed generation 600 kW at M&L Commodities Distributed Generation FuelCell Energy Products Fuel Cell Stack DFC300 Single Module
RIA Overview and Status
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The IBM Cleanroom software engineering technology transfer program
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Richard C. Linger; R. Alan Spangler
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NMMSS Software Quality Assurance Plan | Department of Energy
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An automated testing system for telephony software - A case study.
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Follow-the-Sun Software Development: Controlled Experiment.
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Lafferriere, Gerardo
Hardware/Software Solution Unifying DALI, IBECS,
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Open Source Software: Management, Diffusion and Competition
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Pattern Repositories for Software Engineering Education
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Software Cost Reduction Constance L. Heitmeyer
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A Mathematical Perspective For Software Measures Research
A Mathematical Perspective For Software Measures Research Austin C. Melton y , David A. Gustafsonz software measures research. In the prevailing paradigm for the validation of software measures there is a fundamental assumption that the sets of measured documents are ordered, and that measures should report
Bieman, James M.
Software Update Recovery for Wireless Sensor Networks
mechanism that uses loss-of- control to provide high-reliability, low energy, software updates, includingSoftware Update Recovery for Wireless Sensor Networks Stephen Brown1 and Cormac J. Sreenan2 1 Laboratory, University College Cork, Ireland Abstract. Updating software over the network is important
Sreenan, Cormac J.
An integrated cost model for software reuse
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A. Mili; S. Fowler Chmiel; R. Gottumukkala; L. Zhang
Describing and Analyzing Distributed Software System Designs
Describing and Analyzing Distributed Software System Designs GEORGE S. AVRUNIN and JACK C. WILEDEN by applying it to a realistic distributed software-system design problem involving mutual exclusion Additional Key Words and Phrases: Analysis of software design, design notation, distributed mutual exclusion
Avrunin, George S.
On the reconfiguration of software connectors
Software connectors encapsulate interaction patterns between services in complex, distributed service-oriented applications. Such patterns evolve over time, in response to faults, changes in the expected QoS levels, emergent requirements or the reassessment ... Keywords: architectural reconfiguration, reconfiguration, software architecture, software connectors
Nuno Oliveira; LuĒs S. Barbosa
Embracing Agile Development of Usable Software Systems
Embracing Agile Development of Usable Software Systems AbstractJason Chong Lee Center for Human. This is becoming evident in the emerging field of agile software development which has largely ignored or been programming--an agile software development process, and scenario-based design--a usability engineering process
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Integrating Management and Engineering Processes in Software
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EASE for Industrial Excellence in Software
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Software Architecture Evolution Olivier Barais1
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West Virginia University 1 Software Engineering
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RSVC: A Reliable Distributed Control Software Development Toolkit Control Software Group
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2-10 2-10 Fermilab Software and Computing Oversight Panel Review of the U.S. CMS Software and Computing Project October 24-25, 2002 Purpose: Review of the status the U.S. CMS Software and Computing Project Report to Fermilab Project Oversight and Project Management. See Charge to the SCOP Agenda Logistics Attendees Documentation Report Agenda: (email suggestions to Bakul Banerjee) The meeting will be held Conference Room: Black Hole, WH2W on both days. Copies of the slides presented will be available for the meeting. Thursday October 24, 2002 Start of Meeting 8:30am Chicago Time (other time zones) , 8:00am Video Setup Time Title Speaker Duration 8:00 AM Setup of Video 8:30 AM Executive Session (closed) Panel 15' 8:45 AM Welcome / Charge H.Montgomery 15'
05 05 Fermilab Software and Computing Oversight Panel Review of the U.S. CMS Software and Computing Project October 25-27, 2001 Purpose: Review of the status the U.S. CMS Software and Computing Project Report to Fermilab Project Oversight and Project Management See Charge to the SCOP Agenda Logistics Attendees Documentation Summary Tentative Agenda: (email suggestions to email@example.com) Copies of the slides presented will be available for the meeting. Thursday October 25, 2001 Start of Meeting 3pm Chicago Time (other time zones) , 2:45pm Video Setup Time Topic Speaker or Discussion Coordinator 3:00 pm Executive Session: Initial discussion, reading session (see Documentation) Chair 60' 4:00 pm Welcome, Charge to Committee Mike Shaevitz 15' 4:15 pm Project Overview and
TRANSIMS software architecture for IOC-1
This document describes the TRANSIMS software architecture and high-level design for the first Interim Operational Capability (IOC-1). Our primary goal in establishing the TRANSIMS software architecture is to lay down a framework for IOC-1. We aim to make sure that the various components of TRANSIMS are effectively integrated, both for IOC-1 and beyond, so that TRANSIMS remains flexible, expandable, portable, and maintainable throughout its lifetime. In addition to outlining the high-level design of the TRANSIMS software, we also set forth the software development environment and software engineering practices used for TRANSIMS.
Berkbigler, K.P.; Bush, B.W.; Davis, J.F.
Honeywell Modular Automation System Computer Software Documentation
The purpose of this Computer Software Document (CSWD) is to provide configuration control of the Honeywell Modular Automation System (MAS) in use at the Plutonium Finishing Plant (PFP). This CSWD describes hardware and PFP developed software for control of stabilization furnaces. The Honeywell software can generate configuration reports for the developed control software. These reports are described in the following section and are attached as addendum's. This plan applies to PFP Engineering Manager, Thermal Stabilization Cognizant Engineers, and the Shift Technical Advisors responsible for the Honeywell MAS software/hardware and administration of the Honeywell System.
Software reliability models for critical applications
This report presents the results of the first phase of the ongoing EG&G Idaho, Inc. Software Reliability Research Program. The program is studying the existing software reliability models and proposes a state-of-the-art software reliability model that is relevant to the nuclear reactor control environment. This report consists of three parts: (1) summaries of the literature review of existing software reliability and fault tolerant software reliability models and their related issues, (2) proposed technique for software reliability enhancement, and (3) general discussion and future research. The development of this proposed state-of-the-art software reliability model will be performed in the second place. 407 refs., 4 figs., 2 tabs.
Pham, H.; Pham, M.
This report presents the results of the first phase of the ongoing EG G Idaho, Inc. Software Reliability Research Program. The program is studying the existing software reliability models and proposes a state-of-the-art software reliability model that is relevant to the nuclear reactor control environment. This report consists of three parts: (1) summaries of the literature review of existing software reliability and fault tolerant software reliability models and their related issues, (2) proposed technique for software reliability enhancement, and (3) general discussion and future research. The development of this proposed state-of-the-art software reliability model will be performed in the second place. 407 refs., 4 figs., 2 tabs.
Machine Status | Argonne Leadership Computing Facility
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Eiffel*: A Language and Environment for Software Engineering
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ANAIS: Status and prospects
ANAIS experiment will look for dark matter annual modulation with large mass of ultra-pure NaI(Tl) scintillators at the Canfranc Underground Laboratory (LSC), aiming to confirm the DAMA/LIBRA positive signal in a model-independent way. Two 12.5 kg each NaI(Tl) crystals provided by Alpha Spectra are currently taking data at the LSC. Present status of ANAIS detectors background and general performance is summarized; in particular, thanks to the high light collection efficiency prospects of lowering the threshold down to 1 keVee are reachable. Crystal radiopurity goals are fulfilled for $^{232}$Th and $^{238}$U chains and $^{40}$K activity, although higher than original goal, could be accepted; however, high $^{210}$Pb contamination out-of-equilibrium has been identified. More radiopure detectors are being built by Alpha Spectra. The ongoing high quantum efficiency PMT tests and muon veto characterization are also presented. Finally, the sensitivity of the experiment for the annual modulation in the WIMP signal,...
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Functional Testing Protocols for Commercial Building Efficiency Baseline Modeling Software
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Autonomous software: Myth or magic?
We discuss work by the eSTAR project which demonstrates a fully closed loop autonomous system for the follow up of possible micro-lensing anomalies. Not only are the initial micro-lensing detections followed up in real time, but ongoing events are prioritised and continually monitored, with the returned data being analysed automatically. If the ``smart software'' running the observing campaign detects a planet-like anomaly, further follow-up will be scheduled autonomously and other telescopes and telescope networks alerted to the possible planetary detection. We further discuss the implications of this, and how such projects can be used to build more general autonomous observing and control systems.
Alasdair Allan; Tim Naylor; Eric S. Saunders
GENI: Grid Hardware and Software
GENI Project: The 15 projects in ARPA-EÆs GENI program, short for ōGreen Electricity Network Integration,ö aim to modernize the way electricity is transmitted in the U.S. through advances in hardware and software for the electric grid. These advances will improve the efficiency and reliability of electricity transmission, increase the amount of renewable energy the grid can utilize, and provide energy suppliers and consumers with greater control over their power flows in order to better manage peak power demand and cost.
Status of Oregon's Bull Trout.
Limited historical references indicate that bull trout Salvelinus confluentus in Oregon were once widely spread throughout at least 12 basins in the Klamath River and Columbia River systems. No bull trout have been observed in Oregon's coastal systems. A total of 69 bull trout populations in 12 basins are currently identified in Oregon. A comparison of the 1991 bull trout status (Ratliff and Howell 1992) to the revised 1996 status found that 7 populations were newly discovered and 1 population showed a positive or upgraded status while 22 populations showed a negative or downgraded status. The general downgrading of 32% of Oregon's bull trout populations appears largely due to increased survey efforts and increased survey accuracy rather than reduced numbers or distribution. However, three populations in the upper Klamath Basin, two in the Walla Walla Basin, and one in the Willamette Basin showed decreases in estimated population abundance or distribution.
Buchanan, David V.; Hanson, Mary L.; Hooton, Robert M.
Safety Software Quality Assurance: Training
Training Training classroom DOE is committed to provide qualified staff to assist, guide, direct, oversee and evaluate its safety software. The Department's Safety Software Quality Assurance Functional Area Qualification Standard (FAQS) establishes common functional area competency requirements for its personnel. Additionally, specific Office/Facility-Specific Qualification Standard supplements the technical FAQS and establishes unique operational competency requirements. DOE O 426.1, Federal Technical Capability defines the requirements and responsibilities for developing a technically competent workforce to accomplish DOE missions in a safe and efficient manner through the Federal Technical Capability Program (FTCP). This accomplished through the Technical Qualification Program (TQP) which applies to DOE technical employess whose duties and responsibilities require them to provide assistance, guidance, direction, or oversight that could affect the safe operation of a defense nuclear facility, including evaluation of contractor activities at those facilities. The TQP, along with the supporting technical Functional Area Qualification Standards, complements the personnel processes that support DOE's drive for technical excellence. Detailed operating requirements for the TQP and Functional Area Qualification Standards are described in DOE M 426.1-1.
Software and Tools on Carver
Software and Tools The table below shows the software installed on Carver that is managed by modules. Package Category Version Module Install Date Date Made Default ABINIT applications/ material sciences 6.0.3 abinit/6.0.3 2010-05-06 ABINIT applications/ material sciences 6.10.3 abinit/6.10.3 2012-01-10 ABINIT applications/ material sciences 6.10.3-gpu abinit/6.10.3-gpu 2012-01-26 ABINIT applications/ material sciences 6.12.1 abinit/6.12.1 2012-02-13 ABINIT applications/ material sciences 6.12.1-gpu abinit/6.12.1-gpu 2012-02-06 ABINIT applications/ material sciences 6.12.1-magma abinit/6.12.1-magma 2012-02-10 ABINIT applications/ material sciences 6.2.2 abinit/6.2.2 2010-08-16 ABINIT applications/ material sciences 6.4.1 abinit/6.4.1 2010-11-24 2012-01-12
Software Policy | Argonne Leadership Computing Facility
Intrepid/Challenger/Surveyor Intrepid/Challenger/Surveyor Tukey Eureka / Gadzooks Policies Pullback Policy ALCF Acknowledgment Policy Account Sponsorship & Retention Policy Accounts Policy Data Policy INCITE Quarterly Report Policy Job Scheduling Policy on BG/P Job Scheduling Policy on BG/Q Refund Policy Software Policy User Authentication Policy Documentation Feedback Please provide feedback to help guide us as we continue to build documentation for our new computing resource. [Feedback Form] Software Policy ALCF Resource Software Use All software used on ALCF computers must be appropriately acquired and used according to the appropriate licensing. Possession or use of illegally copied software is prohibited. Likewise, users shall not copy copyrighted software, except as permitted by the owner of the copyright. Currently,
Software and Analytical Tools | Department of Energy
Information Resources ┬╗ Software and Analytical Tools Information Resources ┬╗ Software and Analytical Tools Software and Analytical Tools October 8, 2013 - 2:12pm Addthis Software and analytical tools are available to help Federal agencies implement energy- and water-efficiency projects. Building Energy Software Tools Directory: This U.S. Department of Energy's Building Technology Office website lists more than 400 software tools for evaluating energy efficiency in facilities. Building Life Cycle Cost (BLCC) Programs: The following National Institute of Standards and Technology programs help compute and analyze capital investments in buildings: BLCC5 Program: Analyze capital investments in buildings. Energy Escalation Rate Calculator: Compute an average annual escalation rate. Distributed Generation Energy Technology Capital Costs: This National
Software Quality Assurance: Directives and Guidance
Directives and Guidance Directives and Guidance DOE O 414.1D, Quality Assurance DOE G 414.1-4, Software Guide for use with 10 CFR 830 Subpart A, Quality Assurance Requirements, and DOE O 414.1C, Quality Assurance DOE Order O 414.1D, Quality Assurance, includes Attachment 4 addressing SQA requirements for nuclear safety applications at DOE nuclear facilities. The DOE O 414.1D was issued April 25, 2011. This Order and its associated Guide for safety software, DOE G 414.1-4, Safety Software Guide for use with 10 CFR 830 Subpart A, Quality Assurance Requirements. The Order identifies 10 software quality work activities that are to be performed using the graded approach specified in the Order. These 10 work activities are: (1) software project management, (2) software risk management, (3) software configuration management, (4) procurement and vendor management, (5) software requirements identification and management, (6) software design and implementation, (7) software safety design, (8) verification and validation, (9) problem reporting and corrective action, and (10) training of personnel in the design, development, use and evaluation of safety software. These 10 work activities were consolidated from practices and activities identified in several well known consensus standards and federal requirements. Safety software must be acquired, developed and implemented using ASME NQA-1-2008 with the NQA-1a-2009 addenda (or later edition), Quality Assurance Requirements for Nuclear Facility Applications, Part 1 and Subpart 2.7, or other national or international consensus standards that provide an equivalent level of quailty assurance requirements as NQA-1-2008.
Requirements and Submission Process for Qualified Software
Requirements and Submission Process for Qualified Software The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) verifies and maintains the list of software that qualifies for the calculation of the energy and power cost savings for commercial building tax deductions under tax code Section 179D. The software requirements are listed under Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Code ┬¦179D (c)(1) and (d) Regulations, Notice 2006-52
PLC Support Software at Jefferson Lab
Several Automation Direct (DirectNet) Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) have been integrated into the accelerator control system at Jefferson Lab. The integration is based on new software that consists of three main parts: a PLC driver with a state machine control block, a device support module, and a common serial driver. The components of new software and experience gained with the use of this software for beam dump systems at Jefferson Lab are presented.
P. Chevtsov; S. Higgins; S. Schaffner; D. Seidman
Independent Verification and Validation Of SAPHIRE 8 Software Configuration Management Plan Project Number: N6423 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
The purpose of the Independent Verification and Validation (IV&V) role in the evaluation of the SAPHIRE configuration management is to assess the activities that results in the process of identifying and defining the baselines associated with the SAPHIRE software product; controlling the changes to baselines and release of baselines throughout the life cycle; recording and reporting the status of baselines and the proposed and actual changes to the baselines; and verifying the correctness and completeness of baselines.. The IV&V team began this endeavor after the software engineering and software development of SAPHIRE had already been in production.
Kent Norris
Cleanroom Software Engineering: Theory and Practice
Cleanroom software engineering is a rigorous engineering discipline ... 1992; Linger, 1993, 1994). The Cleanroom name is borrowed from hardware cleanrooms, with ... on defect prevention rather than defect removal...
Richard C. Linger; Carmen J. Trammell
Copyrighted Software | Scientific and Technical Information Program
public from ESTSC, subject to the license agreement described below. Such software may also be available from the originating site according to its procedures. Last updated: June 1...
Software design for panoramic astronomical pipeline processing
We describe the software requirement and design specifications for all-sky panoramic astronomical pipelines. The described software aims to meet the specific needs of super-wide angle optics, and includes cosmic-ray hit rejection, image compression, star recognition, sky opacity analysis, transient detection and a web server allowing access to real-time and archived data. The presented software is being regularly used for the pipeline processing of 11 all-sky cameras located in some of the world's premier observatories. We encourage all-sky camera operators to use our software and/or our hosting services and become part of the global Night Sky Live network.
Lior Shamir; Robert J. Nemiroff; David O. Torrey; Wellesley E. Pereira
MotorMaster+ Software Tool Brochure
This brochure provides information on AMO's MotorMaster+ software tool, including how it works, next steps, and how to access it.
Software and Data | Department of Energy
software programs that model geothermal systems and economics, as well as data related to geothermal technology and energy to assist with calculation and model construction....
Sandia National Laboratories: Wind Software Downloads
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Institute for Software Technology SWP Prdikatausdrcke
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Global Optimization: Software, Test Problems, and Applications
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Janos D. Pinter
Dose and Time Relationships for Tumor Induction in the Liver and Esophagus of 4080 Inbred Rats by Chronic Ingestion of N-Nitrosodiethylamine or N-Nitrosodimethylamine
...ingestion in the drinking water of 16 different doses...proportional to the fourth power of dose rate + 0.04...proportional to the sixth power of dose rate + 0.1 mg...dose-response experiment on the car cinogenic effects of NDEA3...chronically in the drink ing water of 4080 inbred Colworth...
Richard Peto; Richard Gray; Paul Brantom; and Paul Grasso
FLOWTRAN-TF software design
FLOWTRAN-TF was created to analyze an individual Mk22 fuel assembly during a large break Loss Of Coolant Accident (LOCA) scenario involving the Savannah River Site K-reactor after the initial few seconds of the transient. During the initial few seconds reactor cooling is limited by the static or Ledinegg flow instability phenomenon. The predecessor FLOWTRAN code was developed to analyze this portion of a LOCA. In the several seconds following the break, a significant fraction of the reactor coolant inventory leaks out the break, Emergency Cooling System (ECS) flow is initiated, and air enters the primary coolant circulation loops. Reactor fuel assemblies are cooled by a low flowrate air-water downflow. Existing commercial nuclear industry thermal-hydraulic codes were judged inadequate for detailed modeling of a Mk22 fuel assembly because the application involves a ribbed annular geometry, low pressure, downflow and an air-water mixture. FLOWTRAN-TF is a two-phase thermal-hydraulics code of similar technology to existing commercial codes such as RELAP and TRAC but customized for Savannah River Site applications. The main features and capabilities of FLOWTRAN-TF are detailed Mk22 fuel assembly ribbed annular geometry; conjugate heat transfer; detailed neutronic power distribution; three-dimensional heat conduction in Mk22 fuel and target tubes; two-dimensional coolant flow in channels (axial, azimuthal); single-phase and/or two-phase fluid (gas, liquid and/or gas-liquid); two-component (air, water); constitutive models applicable to low pressure air-water downflow in ribbed annular channels. The design of FLOWTRAN-TF is described in detail in this report which serves as the Software Design Report in accordance with Quality Assurance Procedure IV-4, Rev. 0 Software Design and Implementation'' in the 1Q34 manual.
Aleman, S.E.; Flach, G.P.; Hamm, L.L.; Lee, S.Y.; Smith, F.G. III.
FLOWTRAN-TF was created to analyze an individual Mk22 fuel assembly during a large break Loss Of Coolant Accident (LOCA) scenario involving the Savannah River Site K-reactor after the initial few seconds of the transient. During the initial few seconds reactor cooling is limited by the static or Ledinegg flow instability phenomenon. The predecessor FLOWTRAN code was developed to analyze this portion of a LOCA. In the several seconds following the break, a significant fraction of the reactor coolant inventory leaks out the break, Emergency Cooling System (ECS) flow is initiated, and air enters the primary coolant circulation loops. Reactor fuel assemblies are cooled by a low flowrate air-water downflow. Existing commercial nuclear industry thermal-hydraulic codes were judged inadequate for detailed modeling of a Mk22 fuel assembly because the application involves a ribbed annular geometry, low pressure, downflow and an air-water mixture. FLOWTRAN-TF is a two-phase thermal-hydraulics code of similar technology to existing commercial codes such as RELAP and TRAC but customized for Savannah River Site applications. The main features and capabilities of FLOWTRAN-TF are detailed Mk22 fuel assembly ribbed annular geometry; conjugate heat transfer; detailed neutronic power distribution; three-dimensional heat conduction in Mk22 fuel and target tubes; two-dimensional coolant flow in channels (axial, azimuthal); single-phase and/or two-phase fluid (gas, liquid and/or gas-liquid); two-component (air, water); constitutive models applicable to low pressure air-water downflow in ribbed annular channels. The design of FLOWTRAN-TF is described in detail in this report which serves as the Software Design Report in accordance with Quality Assurance Procedure IV-4, Rev. 0 ``Software Design and Implementation`` in the 1Q34 manual.
Aleman, S.E.; Flach, G.P.; Hamm, L.L.; Lee, S.Y.; Smith, F.G. III
CSP 587: Software Quality Management S. Kan, Software Quality engineering, Addison-Wesley.
CSP 587: Software Quality Management Texts S. Kan, Software Quality engineering, Addison hours ┬Ę Quality Appraisal Programs 5 hours SEI's Capability Maturity Model ISO 9000 Total 45 hours CSP
Software Studies in action: Open Source and Free Software in Brazil
Open Source and Free Software in Brazil Cicero Inacio daSilva Software Studies Brazil Avenida Angelica, 1905 SŃoPaulo, SP 01227-200, Brazil Jane de Almeida Mackenzie
da Silva, Cicero Inacio; de Almeida, Jane
GENII Version 2 Software Design Document
This document describes the architectural design for the GENII-V2 software package. This document defines details of the overall structure of the software, the major software components, their data file interfaces, and specific mathematical models to be used. The design represents a translation of the requirements into a description of the software structure, software components, interfaces, and necessary data. The design focuses on the major components and data communication links that are key to the implementation of the software within the operating framework. The purpose of the GENII-V2 software package is to provide the capability to perform dose and risk assessments of environmental releases of radionuclides. The software also has the capability of calculating environmental accumulation and radiation doses from surface water, groundwater, and soil (buried waste) media when an input concentration of radionuclide in these media is provided. This report represents a detailed description of the capabilities of the software product with exact specifications of mathematical models that form the basis for the software implementation and testing efforts. This report also presents a detailed description of the overall structure of the software package, details of main components (implemented in the current phase of work), details of data communication files, and content of basic output reports. The GENII system includes the capabilities for calculating radiation doses following chronic and acute releases. Radionuclide transport via air, water, or biological activity may be considered. Air transport options include both puff and plume models, each allow use of an effective stack height or calculation of plume rise from buoyant or momentum effects (or both). Building wake effects can be included in acute atmospheric release scenarios. The code provides risk estimates for health effects to individuals or populations; these can be obtained using the code by applying appropriate risk factors to the effective dose equivalent or organ dose. In addition, Version 2 uses cancer risk factors from Federal Guidance Report 13 to estimate risk to specific organs or tissues.
Napier, Bruce A.; Strenge, Dennis L.; Ramsdell, James V.; Eslinger, Paul W.; Fosmire, Christian J.
Decision-Support Software for Grid Operators: Transmission Topology Control for Infrastructure Resilience to the Integration of Renewable Generation
GENI Project: The CRA team is developing control technology to help grid operators more actively manage power flows and integrate renewables by optimally turning on and off entire power lines in coordination with traditional control of generation and load resources. The control technology being developed would provide grid operators with tools to help manage transmission congestion by identifying the facilities whose on/off status must change to lower generation costs, increase utilization of renewable resources and improve system reliability. The technology is based on fast optimization algorithms for the near to real-time change in the on/off status of transmission facilities and their software implementation.
Observability of Software Engineering Processes in Open Source Software Projects Domain
engineering processes to improve the quality of the systems as well. However, their diffusion in practice hasObservability of Software Engineering Processes in Open Source Software Projects Domain Wikan Danar the software engineering processes of OSS project. However, current approaches focus on limited areas of health
Motivation in software engineering industrial practice: A cross-case analysis of two software organisations
Context: The research about motivation in software engineering has provided important insights into characterizing factors and outcomes related to motivation. However, the complex relationships among these factors, including the moderating and mediating ... Keywords: Meta-ethnography, Motivation, Multi-case replication design, Qualitative research, Software engineer, Software engineering
A. Cķsar C. Franńa; Fabio Q. B. Da Silva; Adelnei De L. C. Felix; David E. S. Carneiro
RE Theory Meets Software Practice: Lessons from the Software Development Trenches
projects, each focused on either security-critical or safety-critical software, this paper evaluates involving ei- ther security-critical or safety-critical software. In the first project, we provided evidence developed requirements specifications of safety-critical software modules of a NASA system [8]. In all four
Producing reliable and robust software has become one of the most important software development concerns in
development concerns in recent years. Testing is a process by which software quality can be assured through the collection of infor- mation. While testing can improve software reliability, current tools typically are inflexible and have high over- heads, making it challenging to test large software projects. In this paper
Childers, Bruce
Towards Extreme(ly) Usable Software: Exploring Tensions Between Usability and Agile Software Development
that draws from extreme programming (XP), a widely practiced agile software development process, and scenario that need to be addressed for agile software development methods and usability engineering practices to work with multidisciplinary system design--focusing specifically on agile software development and usability----by developing
Preparing scientific application software for exascale computing
Many of the most widely used scientifc application software of today were developed largely during a time when the typical amount of compute cores was calculated in tens or hundreds. Within a not too distant future the number of cores will be calculated ... Keywords: HemeLB, IFS, NEK5000, elmfire, exascale, gromacs, openFOAM, optimization, science application software
J. A. ┼str÷m; A. Carter; J. Hetherington; K. Ioakimidis; E. Lindahl; G. Mozdzynski; R. W. Nash; P. Schlatter; A. Signell; J. Westerholm
Consumer Alert Pirated Software May Contain Malware
. Today, the National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination (IPR) Center - of which the FBI is a key sellers of pirated software, submit a tip to the IPR Center or the Internet Crime Complaint Center. And know this: Pirated software is just one of the many threats that the IPR Center and the FBI
Bernstein, Phil
SOFTWARE RELATEDSOFTWARE-RELATED MEASUREMENT:MEASUREMENT: RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES CEM KANER, J and lazy? Most managers who I know have tried at least oney g measurement program--and abandoned them: ┬Ę Measurement theory and how it applies to software development metrics (which, at their core, are typically
Software performance antipatterns: modeling and analysis
The problem of capturing performance problems is critical in the software design, mostly because the results of performance analysis (i.e. mean values, variances, and probability distributions) are difficult to be interpreted for providing feedback to ... Keywords: antipatterns, design alternatives, feedback generation, performance evaluation, software architecture
Vittorio Cortellessa; Antinisca Di Marco; Catia Trubiani
A Software Engineering Perspective for Services Security
A Software Engineering Perspective for Services Security Jun Han School of Information Technology. In fact, the development of services and the composition of service-based systems are software engineering. Services are usually developed and deployed independently; and systems can be formed by composing relevant
Han, Jun
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been doubling in size every 18 months. ┬Ę Cars have gone from around 50,000 lines of assembler to around as `cosmetic' areas like memory seats and in-car entertainment, software is now widely deployed in critical vehicles because of a software defect. Stopping distances were extended by 15-20 metres. ┬Ę Federal
Hatton, Les
verifying complex software systems the challenge
, commercial, space) top: manned bottom:robotic it also holds for control software in cars example the unintended acceleration study 7 february 8, 2011 the software life cycle reqs design coding testing defect propagation defect insertion 6 23 46 1 defect removal 4 20 26 24 residual defects per KLOC post-testing (a
van Dyk, David
Software reuse strategies and component markets
Black-box reuse with component markets could be the silver bullet solution that makes software reuse a reality, and advances software development to a robust industrial process---but only if market makers address the growing pains plaguing this immature ...
T. Ravichandran; Marcus A. Rothenberger
Trends and patterns among online software pirates
Computer crime on the Internet poses a significant threat to the well-being of businesses and individuals, and none are immune from the repercussions that can result. One type of this unethical and unlawful activity is online software piracy. In this ... Keywords: Internet, academic, business, computer, copyright, ethics, intellectual property, piracy, software, students, university
Sameer Hinduja
Software Testing and Maintenance 1 Regression Testing
1 Software Testing and Maintenance 1 Regression Testing Introduction Test Selection Test Minimization Test Prioritization Summary Software Testing and Maintenance 2 What is it? Regression testing refers to the portion of the test cycle in which a program is tested to ensure that changes do not affect
Lei, Jeff Yu
Guide to Preventing Computer Software Piracy
Guide to Preventing Computer Software Piracy It is the intent of the Department of Energy (DOE) to issue guidance in accordance with Federal CIO Council recommendations and in compliance with Executive Order 13103. The guidance in this document is based on the CIO Council's recommendations in reference to computer software piracy, and applies to all DOE elements. Canceled by DOE N 205.18
Fault tolerant supercomputing: a software approach
Adding fault tolerance to embedded supercomputing applications is becoming an issue of great significance, especially as these applications support critical parts of our everyday life in the modern "Information Society". To this end, a software middleware ... Keywords: embedded parallel and distributed systems, fault-tolerant communication, high performance computing, maintainability, separation of design concerns, software fault tolerance, user-specified recovery strategies
E. Verentziotis; T. Varvarigou; D. Vergados; G. Deconinck
Insulin Pump Software Certification Yihai Chen1,
Insulin Pump Software Certification Yihai Chen1, , Mark Lawford2, , Hao Wang2, , and Alan Wassyng2 for Software Certification McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Abstract. The insulin pump. Malfunction of the insulin pump will endanger the user's life. All countries impose some regula- tion
Lawford, Mark
Energy Modeling Software | Department of Energy
Commercial Buildings ┬╗ Energy Modeling Software Commercial Buildings ┬╗ Energy Modeling Software Energy Modeling Software Information from energy simulation software is critical in the design of energy-efficient commercial buildings. The tools listed on this page are the product of Commercial Buildings Integration Program (CBI) research and are used in modeling current CBI projects. Modeling helps architects and building designers quickly identify the most cost-effective and energy-saving measures. Graphic of the EnergyPlus software logo. EnergyPlus - An award-winning new-generation building energy simulation program from the creators of BLAST and DOE-2. EnergyPlus models heating, cooling, lighting, ventilating, water, and other energy flows in buildings. OpenStudio - A free plugin for the SketchUp 3D drawing program. The
Extreme Computing Software | Argonne National Laboratory
Extreme Computing Software Extreme Computing Software Argonne's Mathematics and Computer Science Division is exploring new approaches to systems software, fault tolerance, and innovative programming models for next-generation computers. Software for extreme computing includes: ADLB (Asynchronous Dynamic Load Balancing) is an MPI-based software library designed to help rapidly build scalable parallel programs. It provides a master/worker system with a put/get API for task descriptions, thus allowing workers to add work dynamically to the system. The library has been used as an execution engine for complicated applications such as Green's function Monte Carlo and higher level "many-task" programming models. Aesop is a high-productivity programming language designed for highly concurent services.
BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES PROGRAM Tax Deduction Qualified Software
Tax Deduction Qualified Software IES version 6.3 On this page you'll find information about the IES version 6.3 qualified computer software (www.buildings.energy.gov/qualified_software.html), which calculates energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements for commercial buildings. Date Documentation Received by DOE: 30 March 2011 Statements in quotes are from the software developer. Internal Revenue Code ┬¦179D (c)(1) and (d) Regulations Notice 2006-52, Section 6 requirements as amplified by Notice 2008-40, Section 4 requirements. (1) The name, address, and (if applicable) web site of the software developer; Integrated Environmental Solutions Limited Helix Building, West Of Scotland Science Park,
Risks in software development with imperfect testing
This study analytically assesses the risk of releasing defective software that cannot be exhaustively tested and of needlessly testing defect-free software. Specifically, it quantifies the probability of committing a Type II error (▀) in software development when one may release software that still is faulty while the test methods themselves may not be perfect. The study uses truncated Poisson and geometric distributed path lengths and Bernoulli-type inspection errors to link ▀ to software design features, the development philosophies employed and certain aspects that include code quality, cyclomatic complexity and the average length of basis paths. For risk reduction, this study finds quantitative justification for raising test coverage, perfecting the test methods, the adoption of recent innovations and programming methods such as component-based design, SOA and XP as ways to raise the likelihood that the product developed will be fault-free. Results are relatively robust with respect to the probability distributions assumed.
Tapan P. Bagchi
Oil and Gas Industry Software
Install the English Version of Adobe Acrobat Reader Install the English Version of Adobe Acrobat Reader SIMULATORS BOAST 98 BOAST 98: (Version 4.2.4) FORTRAN 90 source code and executable program. Visual, dynamic, and interactive update of BOAST3. Rock region saturations corrected by WOC and GOC. Interacts with EdBOAST. Beta tested. User's Guide and Documentation Manual. National Petroleum Technology Office by TRW Petroleum Technologies, December 1998. Compiled with Lahey FORTRAN 90 and ISS/Interacter. Min. Req. Windows95, Windows NT, or Windows 3.1 with Win32s installed. Recommend 32 MB memory. Anticipate need of 40 to 100 MB disk space. Software 607 KB Manual 216 KB Boast 98 manual Manual 63 KB Boast 3.0 manual and documentation EdBOAST EdBOAST: (Version 1.3.3) FORTRAN 90 source code and executable program. Dialog oriented reservoir data editor for input files directed to BOAST98 and BOAST3. Graphic plots and spreadsheet import / export features. Interacts with BOAST98. Beta tested. User's Guide. National Petroleum Technology by TRW Petroleum Technologies, December 1998. Compiled with Lahey FORTRAN 90 AND ISS / Interacter . Min. Req. Windows98, Windows NT, or Windows3.1 with Win32s installed. Recommend 32 MB memory.
SAPHIRE 8 Software Project Plan
This project is being conducted at the request of the DOE and the NRC. The INL has been requested by the NRC to improve and maintain the Systems Analysis Programs for Hands-on Integrated Reliability Evaluation (SAPHIRE) tool set concurrent with the changing needs of the user community as well as staying current with new technologies. Successful completion will be upon NRC approved release of all software and accompanying documentation in a timely fashion. This project will enhance the SAPHIRE tool set for the user community (NRC, Nuclear Power Plant operations, Probabilistic Risk Analysis (PRA) model developers) by providing improved Common Cause Failure (CCF), External Events, Level 2, and Significance Determination Process (SDP) analysis capabilities. The SAPHIRE development team at the Idaho National Laboratory is responsible for successful completion of this project. The project is under the supervision of Curtis L. Smith, PhD, Technical Lead for the SAPHIRE application. All current capabilities from SAPHIRE version 7 will be maintained in SAPHIRE 8. The following additional capabilities will be incorporated: Ģ Incorporation of SPAR models for the SDP interface. Ģ Improved quality assurance activities for PRA calculations of SAPHIRE Version 8. Ģ Continue the current activities for code maintenance, documentation, and user support for the code.
Curtis L.Smith; Ted S. Wood
Studying Free Software with Free Software and Free methods A paper for the Australian Open Source Development Conference
Studying Free Software with Free Software and Free methods A paper for the Australian Open Source, 2004 Why research Free Libre and Open Source Software? Free, Libre and Open source software (FLOSS1 teams using social network analysis and describes my efforts to do it with free software and free
Howison, James
Geothermal electric power plant status
A status summary of the activity for the 44 proposed geothermal electric power plants in the United States as of March 31, 1981 is presented, as well as the power on-line electric plants to date. The information comes from the Department of Energy Geothermal Progress Monitor System (DOE, 1981).
Murphy, M.; Entingh, D.J.
ESnet Network Measurement Current Status
1 ESnet Network Measurement Current Status Joe Metzger Jan 24th 2008 ESCC meeting Energy SciencesSONAR collaboration focused on dynamic hybrid network issues ┬Ł publication, visualization, and analysis of dynamic Architecture ┬Ł Protocols based on the Open Grid Forum Network Measurement Working Group Schemas ┬Ę Several
Advanced Collaborative Emissions Study (ACES): Phase 2 Status...
Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) Indexed Site
: Phase 2 Status Report Advanced Collaborative Emissions Study (ACES): Phase 2 Status Report Discusses status of ACES, a cooperative multi-party effort to characterize emissions...
Status of Hydrogen Storage Technologies | Department of Energy
Current Technology Status of Hydrogen Storage Technologies Status of Hydrogen Storage Technologies The current status in terms of weight, volume, and cost of various hydrogen...
Development and Integration Issues about Software Engineering, Systems
met 8 of the 17 Level 3 Goals Peer Review Software Product Engineering ISO 9001 since 1993 NATO Secret Implementation of Action Plan (Process Def.) Winter 94 Pilot Projects 1995 SoftwareSoftware Process
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Providing Configuration Management Support in Software Engineering Environments
Providing Configuration Management Support in Software Engineering Environments Jun Han Peninsula development project. A software engineering environment should not only pro- vide support for software engineering environments and demonstrate how configuration management can be achieved in such en- vironments
Modeling software artifact count attribute with s-curves
The estimation of software project attributes, such as size, is important for software project resource planning and process control. However, research regarding software attribute modeling, such as size, effort, and cost, are high-level and static...
Ma, Norman K.
Ma, Norman K
Software Engineering Reviews and Audits, 1st edition
Accurate software engineering reviews and audits have become essential to the success of software companies and military and aerospace programs. These reviews and audits define the framework and specific requirements for verifying software development ...
Boyd L. Summers
WIPP Status Update | Department of Energy
from May 14-16, 2013 in Buffalo, NY. WIPP Status Update More Documents & Publications EIS-0026-SA-08: Supplemental Analysis Waste Isolation Pilot Plant Status and Plans - 2010...
Building Energy Software Tools Directory: Visual
Visual Visual Visual logo. Comprehensive lighting analysis software engineered for demanding interior and exterior applications. Visual lighting design software integrates an advanced 3-D modeling environment with an intuitive interface'┐Įproviding a unique and powerful extension of the design process. Professional presentation capabilities enable you to quickly develop, analyze, and modify advanced lighting designs. Visual performs direct and interreflected component calculations and provides the ability to quickly compose professional presentations. Screen Shots Keywords lighting, lighting design, roadway lighting, visual, lumen method Validation/Testing The algorithms used by Visual lighting design software to calculate illuminance levels in diffuse architectural models follow commonly accepted
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National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA)
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Webinar: National Hydrogen Learning Demonstration Status
Video recording and text version of the webinar, "National Hydrogen Learning Demonstration Status," originally presented on February 6, 2012.
Analyst Tools and Quality Control Software for the ARM Data System
ATK Mission Research develops analyst tools and automated quality control software in order to assist the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Data Quality Office with their data inspection tasks. We have developed a web-based data analysis and visualization tool, called NCVweb, that allows for easy viewing of ARM NetCDF files. NCVweb, along with our library of sharable Interactive Data Language procedures and functions, allows even novice ARM researchers to be productive with ARM data with only minimal effort. We also contribute to the ARM Data Quality Office by analyzing ARM data streams, developing new quality control metrics, new diagnostic plots, and integrating this information into DQ HandS - the Data Quality Health and Status web-based explorer. We have developed several ways to detect outliers in ARM data streams and have written software to run in an automated fashion to flag these outliers.
Moore, S.T.
3Compliance Status 2004 SITE ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT
3-1 3Compliance Status 2004 SITE ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT DRAFT Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL County Department of Health Services. Thirty reportable spills of petroleum products or antifreeze status #12;3-22004 SITE ENVIRONMENTAL REPORT CHAPTER 3: COMPLIANCE STATUS DRAFT 3.2.2 New or Modified
Dependency models as a basis for analyzing software product platform modularity : a case study in strategic software design rationalization
It is broadly accepted among software managers and architects that maintaining the integrity of software designs is important for the long-term health and viability of software product platforms. The use of modular, ...
LaMantia, Matthew J. (Matthew John)
CSCL@Work Chapter Regional Learning in Software Industries CSCL@Networking -Regional Learning in Software Industries
learning across organizational boundaries. Keywords Regional Learning, Software Industry, Networks learning across organizational boundaries. Keywords Regional Learning, Software Industry, Networks1 CSCL@Work ┬Ł Chapter Regional Learning in Software Industries CSCL@Networking - Regional Learning
Building Energy Software Tools Directory: Tools by Country - Canada
Canada Canada A C D E F H I M P R S V Tool Applications Free Recently Updated Athena Model life cycle assessment, environment, building materials, buildings Free software. CATALOGUE windows, fenestration, product information, thermal characteristics Free software. DAYSIM annual daylight simulations, electric lighting energy use, lighting controls Free software. Software has been updated. EE4 CBIP whole building performance, building incentives Free software. Software has been updated. EE4 CODE standards and code compliance, whole building energy performance Free software. Software has been updated. Energy Profile Tool benchmarking, energy efficiency screening, end-use energy analysis, building performance analysis, utility programs ENERPASS
Integrated Mathematical Modeling Software Series of Vehicle Propulsion...
Mathematical Modeling Software Series of Vehicle Propulsion System: (1) Tractive Effort (T sub ew) of Vehicle Road WheelTrack Sprocket Integrated Mathematical Modeling Software...
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Software Adaptation Patterns for Service-Oriented Architectures .
??This thesis describes the concept of software adaptation patterns and how they can be used in software adaptation of service-oriented architectures. The patterns are describedģ (more)
Hashimoto, Koji
EPA Tier2 Submit Software Webpage | Open Energy Information
Software Webpage Jump to: navigation, search OpenEI Reference LibraryAdd to library Web Site: EPA Tier2 Submit Software Webpage Author United States Environmental Protection...
EPA-GHG Inventory Targeted Data Collection Strategies and Software...
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Software Quality Assurance Plan Example | Department of Energy
Assurance Plan Example Software Quality Assurance Plan Example An example of a software quality assurance plan developed from an actual DOE project SQA plan based on DOE G...
Facility Software Quality Assurance (SQA) for Captal Project...
Facility Software Quality Assurance (SQA) for Captal Project Critical Decisions RM Facility Software Quality Assurance (SQA) for Captal Project Critical Decisions RM The purpose of...
Unique Hardware and Software Data Acquisition and Processing...
Hardware and Software Data Acquisition and Processing Solutions in a Small Engine Test Cell for Enhanced Kinetic Engine Modeling Accuracy Unique Hardware and Software Data...
Nuclear Energy Advanced Modeling and Simulation (NEAMS) Software...
Software Verification and Validation (V&V) Plan Requirements Nuclear Energy Advanced Modeling and Simulation (NEAMS) Software Verification and Validation (V&V) Plan Requirements...
Building Technologies Office: Energy Modeling Software
Modeling Software Modeling Software Information from energy simulation software is critical in the design of energy-efficient commercial buildings. The tools listed on this page are the product of Commercial Buildings Integration Program (CBI) research and are used in modeling current CBI projects. Modeling helps architects and building designers quickly identify the most cost-effective and energy-saving measures. Graphic of the EnergyPlus software logo. EnergyPlus - An award-winning new-generation building energy simulation program from the creators of BLAST and DOE-2. EnergyPlus models heating, cooling, lighting, ventilating, water, and other energy flows in buildings. OpenStudio - A free plugin for the SketchUp 3D drawing program. The plugin makes it easy to create and edit the building geometry in your EnergyPlus input files.
Building dependability arguments for software intensive systems
A method is introduced for structuring and guiding the development of end-to-end dependability arguments. The goal is to establish high-level requirements of complex software-intensive systems, especially properties that ...
Seater, Robert Morrison
............................................................................9 1.3 Service-Oriented Architecture and ComputingDISTRIBUTED SERVICE-ORIENTED SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT FFIIRRSSTT EEDDIITTIIOONN SSEECCOONNDD ..................................................................................................................................ix Chapter 1 Introduction to Distributed Service-Oriented Computing
Chen, Yinong
Honeywell modular automation system computer software documentation
This document provides a Computer Software Docuemntation for a new Honeywell Modular Automation System (MAS) being installed in the Plutonium Finishing Plant (PFP). This system will be used to control new thermal stabilization furnaces in HA-21I.
Cunningham, L.T.
Harmonizing Systems and Software Cost Estimation
The objective of this paper is to examine the gaps and overlaps between software and systems engineering cost models with intent to harmonize the estimates in engineering engineering estimation. In particular, we evaluate ...
Wang, Gan
Comparison of computed tomography dose reporting software
......and physics of radiation exposure(21...between the different software packages, and...awareness about adult radiation protection. Radiology...improvement program in CT safety for children...lightly: promoting radiation safety in pediatric interventional......
A. Abdullah; Z. Sun; N. Pongnapang; K.-H. Ng
FAQS Reference Guide ¢ Safety Software Quality Assurance
This reference guide has been developed to address the competency statements in the (March 2011) edition of DOE-STD-1172-2011, Safety Software Quality Assurance Functional Area Qualification Standard.
Daylighting Prediction Software: Comparative Analysis and Application
for the calibrated modeling of light scattered in enclosed spaces. These software packages used algorithms based on either total radiosity (flux transfer) computations or physically accurate ray tracing. A summary of this survey along with the selection criteria used...
Estes, J. M. Jr.; Schreppler, S.; Newsom, T.
Integrated Computer Software for Process Design Methodology
INTEGRATED COMPUTER SOFTWARE FOR PROCESS DESIGN METHODOLOGY Rajeev Gautam Union Carbide Corporation South Charleston, West Virginia A computer-aided system for synthesis, simulation and optimization of heat exchanger networks will be described...
Gautam, R.
Surreptitious Software: Models from Biology and History
Over the last decade a bewildering array of techniques have been proposed to protect software from piracy, malicious reverse engineering, and tampering. While we can broadly classify these techniques as obfuscati...
Christian Collberg; Jasvir Nagra; Fei-Yue Wang
This document provides a complete list of requirements and submission details to have software qualified for calculating energy and power cost savings for commercial building tax deductions under tax code Section 179D.
Safety Software Quality Assurance- Central Registry
A significant improvement in the quality assurance of safety software used at the Department of Energy (DOE) nuclear facilities was achieved with the establishment of a list of "toolbox" codes that...
Coordinated FA-MS and SIFT-MS analyses of breath following ingestion of D2O and ethanol: total body water, dispersal kinetics and ethanol metabolism
A coordinated study of the dispersal of water between the various body compartments (stomach and gut, blood stream and tissue) and the similar dispersal kinetics of ethanol and its metabolism has been carried out involving two healthy volunteers using flowing afterglow mass spectrometry, FA-MS, and selected ion flow tube mass spectrometry, SIFT-MS. Thus, using these techniques, the variations of HDO and ethanol in breath, measured in successive single exhalations, were followed in real time after the ingestion of measured quantities of D2O and ethanol in proportion to the body weights of the subjects at the dose rates D2O ~ 0.283 g kg¢1, ethanol ~0.067 g kg¢1. During the FA-MS experimental periods (about 2 h), the dispersion of HDO into the body water and finally its equilibration in the total body water is observed from which total body water for each subject was determined. In the SIFT-MS measurements, the dispersion of ethanol into the body water and its loss via metabolism was observed until the physiological (pre-dose) breath level of ethanol for each individual was restored. A simple linear transformation is used to derive the time variations of the blood levels of HDO and ethanol. This has allowed a comparison of the fractions of the ingested ethanol that are metabolized during first-pass metabolism for the two subjects. Thus, in one subject 30% and in the other subject 40% of the ingested alcohol is metabolized in the first 20 min following ingestion. The good time resolution allowed by non-invasive breath analysis ensures that the rates of processes such as ethanol metabolism can be accurately measured. Simultaneous measurements of breath acetaldehyde (largely formed via the ethanol metabolism) and acetone were also performed during the SIFT-MS single breath exhalations.
Patrik Ŗpan?l; Tianshu Wang; David Smith
SoftwareSystems 11/29
Systems in Clean Coal Systems in Clean Coal Demonstration Projects TOPICAL REPORT NUMBER 17 December 2001 TOPICAL REPORT NUMBER 17 A report on three projects conducted under separate cooperative agreements between: The U.S. Department of Energy and * CQ Inc. * Southern Company Services * New York State Electric & Gas Corporation December 2001 Software Systems in Clean Coal Demonstration Projects Software Systems in Clean Coal Demonstration Projects Executive Summary ........................................................................................ 1 Background ..................................................................................................... 2 Process Optimization ...................................................................................... 2 Coal Quality Expert(tm)
Ensuring system security through formal software evaluation
With the increasing use of computer systems and networks to process safeguards information in nuclear facilities, the issue of system and data integrity is receiving worldwide attention. Among the many considerations are validation that the software performs as intended and that the information is adequately protected. Such validations are often requested of the Safeguards Systems Group of the Los Alamos National Laboratory. This paper describes our methodology for performing these software evaluations.
Howell, J A; Fuyat, C [Los Alamos National Lab., NM (United States)] [Los Alamos National Lab., NM (United States); Elvy, M [Marble Associates, Boston, MA (United States)] [Marble Associates, Boston, MA (United States)
Status and Future of TRANSCOM
Steve Casey Steve Casey U.S. Dept. of Energy Carlsbad Field Office 'éĪ Current Program status g 'éĪ Upcoming Changes 'éĪ Glimpse at future options 'éĪ DOE Commitments 2 6/3/2010 2 'éĪ Current Program status g * Computer Based Training * User Support Site * Program Support * Program Accomplishments U i Ch 'éĪ Upcoming Changes 'éĪ Glimpse at future options 'éĪ DOE Commitments 3 'éĪ 1 st release - December 2009 9 'éĪ Covers general user training 'éĪ Allows organizations access to training without waiting for a traditional class 'éĪ Computer security module to be added Autumn 2010 Autumn 2010 'éĪ Shipper/Scheduler training - being considered 4 6/3/2010 3 'éĪ Completely overhauled in p y 2009 'éĪ Features are user friendly 'éĪ Layout more intuitive
Weekly Petroleum Status Report Schedule
Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update (EIA)
Weekly Petroleum Status Report Weekly Petroleum Status Report Release Schedule The wpsrsummary.pdf, overview.pdf, and Tables 1-14 in CSV and XLS formats, are released to the Web site after 10:30 a.m. (Eastern Time) on Wednesday. All other PDF and HTML files are released to the Web site after 1:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) on Wednesday. Appendix D is produced during the winter heating season, which extends from October through March of each year. For some weeks which include holidays, releases are delayed by one day. Holiday Release Schedule The standard release time and day of the week will be at 10:30 a.m. (Eastern time) on Wednesdays with the following exceptions. All times are Eastern. Data for the week ending Alternate Release Date Release Day Release Time Holiday October 11, 2013 October 21, 2013 Monday 10:30 a.m. Columbus/EIA Closed
STI Software Appropriate for Announcement | Scientific and Technical
Software Appropriate for Announcement Software Appropriate for Announcement Print page Print page Email page Email page Organizations and individuals who have developed and/or modified software during work supported by DOE or during work carried out for others at DOE facilities are required to announce the software with the appropriate announcement record to ESTSC, if the software meets the following criteria: the software meets the definition of STI; the software is known or expected to be useful inside or outside the DOE community, or is not specific to the originating site; and a stable, useable, documented version of the software exists (i.e., the software is not under initial development); the software has undergone all appropriate reviews for sensitivity and export control. Refer to the Software Best Practices document for more information on the
Vitamin D Status Is a Biological Determinant of Health Disparities
Background In human beings, dark skin requires more exposure to ultraviolet light to synthesize the same amount of vitamin D as lighter skin. It is has been repeatedly shown that at the latitude of the United States there are vitamin D disparities related to skin color. Although inadequate vitamin D status and health disparities have been associated with many of the same diseases, neither nutrition policy nor public health policy in the United States currently recognizes any role at all for vitamin D as a determinant of health disparities. Objective This study investigated the relationship between health, skin color, and vitamin D nutriture in the US population. Design The design is cross-sectional, correlational, and can be generalized to the population of the United States. Participants We used data from 12,505 (unweighted) subjects (3,402 non-Hispanic blacks, 3,143 Mexican Americans, and 5,960 non-Hispanic whites), aged 13 years or older, from the continuous National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2003-2006. Main outcome measure Self-rated health, a repeatedly validated indicator of objective health status, was used as a continuous measure of health. Statistical analyses performed Using software appropriate for the complex survey design of the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, the study consisted of six regression models, one predicting vitamin D status and five predicting self-rated health. Results Controlling for the covariates sex, interview language, country of birth, tobacco use, age, body mass index, and leisure exercise as well as the socioeconomic variables education and family income, remaining disparities in self-rated health are greatly reduced or eliminated by controlling for serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels. Conclusions We found that socioeconomic factors are the strongest determinant of skin-color based health disparities in the US population, but that it may not be possible to eliminate health disparities in the United States without eliminating the skin-color¢related disparities in vitamin D nutriture.
Tom Weishaar; Joyce Marcley Vergili
What Should Adaptivity Mean to Interactive Software Programmers?
and adaptation are combined in a simple and innovative manner. Author Keywords Adaptive software, plasticity.2.11.Software engineering: Software Architectures INTRODUCTION Software adaptivity is a long time- stood as the self-modification of a system under context vari- ations, arose as a significant issue
Free/Open Source Software Development as an Approach to
across projects FOSS as multi-project software ecosystems FOSS as social movement Discussion for Software Research, UCI 5 What is free/open source software development? Free (as in "freedom" or liberty for Software Research, UCI 9 FOSSD Project Characteristics Operational code early and often--actively improved
Scacchi, Walt
March 17, 2004 1 Open Source Release of NASA Software
Release of NASA Software ┬Ł NPR 2210.1, External Release of NASA Software ┬Ę Purpose of Policy ┬Ł To protect NASA and American public's investment in software and to maintain and enhance U.S. industry's competitiveness in the U.S. & international marketplace #12;March 17, 2004 7 Software Release Policy ┬Ę Policy
Dynamic software update for component-based distributed systems
Dynamic evolution is a key aspect of the design, development, and maintenance of complex and distributed software systems built by integrating components. Evolution, tradi- tionally obtained by producing software upgrades, may de- rive from changes in ... Keywords: component-based distributed system, dynamic reconfiguration, dynamic software update, software evolution
Valerio Panzica La Manna
Edinburgh Research Explorer Minimal information for reusable scientific software
-user, and any restrictions placed on the software. In software engineering terms [2], the quality of the software engineer and the researcher. It proposes a multi-level framework for improving the reusability amount of investment of effort and money is put into scientific software. In the UK, the Engineering
Millar, Andrew J.
Reducing Diff Overhead in Software DSM Systems using
Reducing Diff Overhead in Software DSM Systems using RDMA Operations in InfiniBand Ranjit Noronha;Introduction and Motivation Software DSM Modern computer networks Design and Implementation Diff creation and Future Work Outline #12;Software DSM Software DSM (SDSM) HLRC/VIA (Rutgers), TreadMarks (Rice) Depends
Panda, Dhabaleswar K.
Survey Reproduction of Defect Reporting in Industrial Software Development
Context: Defect reporting is an important part of software development in-vivo, but previous work from open source context suggests that defect reports often have insufficient information for defect fixing. Objective: Our goal was to reproduce and partially ... Keywords: software debugging, software maintenance, software quality
Eero I. Laukkanen; Mika V. Mantyla
Using Agile Practices in Global Software Development: A Systematic Review
Using Agile Practices in Global Software Development: A Systematic Review Emam Hossain1 Muhammad There is a growing interest in applying agile approaches in Global Software Development (GSD) projects. Recently;1 Introduction The trend in the recent software development industry is to move towards Global Software
New South Wales, University of
Design and Evaluation of an FPGA Architecture for Software Protection
attacks on software systems have become a rapidly growing burden. The growing area of software protection protection using hardware/software codesign techniques. In Proc. of Design, Automation, and Test in EuropeDesign and Evaluation of an FPGA Architecture for Software Protection Joseph Zambreno Department
Zambreno, Joseph A.
LSB replacement steganography software detection based on model checking
Steganography software detection is one of effective approaches for steganography forensics using software analysis. In this paper a method of LSB replacement steganography software detection is proposed. Firstly three typical implementations of LSB ... Keywords: LSB replacement algorithm, automaton, model checking, steganography software
Zheng Zhao; Fenlin Liu; Xiangyang Luo; Xin Xie; Lu Yu
1 1 Department of Energy Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) Cyber Security Training Conference Tuesday, May 18, 2010 Office of the Chief Information Officer 2 Announcement * LACS Birds-of-a-Feather Session - Logistics * Wednesday, May 19, 2010 * 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM EST * Room A708 - Focus: LACS ONLY! * LACS implementation experiences, lessons, questions, challenges, etc - Everyone is welcome * Science Identity Federation (Risk Management Track) - Logistics * Tuesday, May 18, 2010 * 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM EST * Room A704 - Focus * Ties into NSF/NIH InCommon Federation * Federated identity solution for Level 1 authentication Office of the Chief Information Officer 3 Slight Change of Focus Credential Issuance Facility Office of the Chief Information Officer 4 Paradigm Shift
Finalized 030310 002 030210 030210 Direct Requesting copies of Consultation and cooperative Agreement between the Department of Energy and the State of New Mexico with...
9 FOIA - Request Log 9 FOIA - Request Log 1 Closed/ Date No. Dated Date Rec'd HQ or Dir. Subject Finalized 05/19/09 001 04/07/09 04/07/09 Direct Current contracts with Visionary Solutions, LLC and CAST Specialty Transportation Incorporated, for transportation services for the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) Finalized 06/30/09 002 06/29/09 06/29/09 Transfer DOE/HQ (1) All documents dated from February 2001 to the present relating or referring to any labor disputes that have delayed completion of federal construction projects costing $25 million or more during the time period referenced above. (2) All documents dated from February 2001 to the present relating or referring to any difficulties asserted by contractors in predicting labor cost and/or interruptions
Software Sensitivity Review | Scientific and Technical Information Program
Sensitivity Review Sensitivity Review Print page Print page Email page Email page As required by DOE O 241.1B, software submitting sites are to review all software for classified and controlled unclassified information, including Personally Identifiable Information (PII), according to approved local procedures. Prior to announcing and/or submitting software to ESTSC or a SIAC, or disseminating software publicly, the submitting site should conduct reviews to determine the appropriate Intellectual Property or other category of sensitivity. Those categories include: Unlimited Announcement - Software which be made available to all requesters; government, public and foreign (sensitive countries require Headquarters approval). Open Source Software - Computer software that is distributed under a
On the Responsibilities of Software Architects and Software Engineers in an Agile Environment: Who Should
On the Responsibilities of Software Architects and Software Engineers in an Agile Environment: Who engineers with regards to each other's responsibilities and task ownership. The research involved over 50 to decide what to do in an agile environment, there is a need to be explicit about social aspects
van Vliet, Hans
Software Engineering: A Practitioner's Approach,Software Engineering: A Practitioner's Approach, Chapter 4Chapter 4
reproduction or use is expressly prohibited. The Manifesto forThe Manifesto for Agile Software DevelopmentAgile/e6/e Chapter 4Chapter 4 Agile DevelopmentAgile Development copyright ┬® 1996, 2001, 2005 R Software Development "We are uncovering better ways of developing"We are uncovering better ways
Cukic, Bojan
Free and Open Source Software for Development
Development organizations and International Non-Governmental Organizations have been emphasizing the high potential of Free and Open Source Software for the Less Developed Countries. Cost reduction, less vendor dependency and increased potential for local capacity development have been their main arguments. In spite of its advantages, Free and Open Source Software is not widely adopted at the African continent. In this book the authors will explore the grounds on with these expectations are based. Where do they come from and is there evidence to support these expectations? Over the past years several projects have been initiated and some good results have been achieved, but at the same time many challenges were encountered. What lessons can be drawn from these experiences and do these experiences contain enough evidence to support the high expectations? Several projects and their achievements will be considered. In the final part of the book the future of Free and Open Source Software for Development will be explored. Special attention is given to the African continent since here challenges are highest. What is the role of Free and open Source Software for Development and how do we need to position and explore the potential? What are the threats? The book aims at professionals that are engaged in the design and implementation of ICT for Development (ICT4D) projects and want to improve their understanding of the role Free and Open Source Software can play.
Victor van Reijswoud; Arjan de Jager
Testing the theory of relative defect proneness for closed-source software
Recent studies on open-source software (OSS) products report that smaller modules are proportionally more defect prone compared to larger ones. This phenomenon, referred to as the Theory of Relative Defect Proneness (RDP), challenges the traditional ... Keywords: Closed---source software, Planning for software quality assurance, Size---defect relationship, Software inspections, Software metrics, Software reviews, Software science, Software testing
Gunes Koru; Hongfang Liu; Dongsong Zhang; Khaled Emam
Software Reliability Cases: The Bridge Between Hardware, Software and System Safety and Reliability
High integrity/high consequence systems must be safe and reliable; hence it is only logical that both software safety and software reliability cases should be developed. Risk assessments in safety cases evaluate the severity of the consequences of a hazard and the likelihood of it occurring. The likelihood is directly related to system and software reliability predictions. Software reliability cases, as promoted by SAE JA 1002 and 1003, provide a practical approach to bridge the gap between hardware reliability, software reliability, and system safety and reliability by using a common methodology and information structure. They also facilitate early insight into whether or not a project is on track for meeting stated safety and reliability goals, while facilitating an informed assessment by regulatory and/or contractual authorities.
Herrmann, D.S.; Peercy, D.E.
Take Two Software Updates and See Me in the Morning: The Case for Software Security Evaluations of Medical Devices
& Radiation Emitting Device Recalls--finding that between 2002┬Ł2010, there were 537 recalls of softwareTake Two Software Updates and See Me in the Morning: The Case for Software Security Evaluations--Medical devices used for critical care are becoming increasingly reliant on software; however, little
Song, Dawn
Status of Charm Flavor Physics
The role of charm in testing the Standard Model description of quark mixing and CP violation through measurements of lifetimes, decay constants and semileptonic form factors is reviewed. Together with Lattice QCD, charm has the potential this decade to maximize the sensitivity of the entire flavor physics program to new physics. and pave the way for understanding physics beyond the Standard Model at the LHC in the coming decade. The status of indirect searches for physics beyond the Standard Model through charm mixing, CP-violation and rare decays is also reported.
I. Shipsey
Status of the GRANIT facility
The GRANIT facility is a follow-up project, which is motivated by the recent discovery of gravitational quantum states of ultracold neutrons. The goal of the project is to approach the ultimate accuracy in measuring parameters of such quantum states and also to apply this phenomenon and related experimental techniques to a broad range of applications in particle physics as well as in surface and nanoscience studies. We overview the current status of this facility, the recent test measurements and the nearest prospects.
Damien Roulier; Francis Vezzu; Stefan Baessler; BenoŅt Clķment; Daniel Morton; Valery Nesvizhevsky; Guillaume Pignol; Dominique Rebreyend
Top Quark Current Experimental Status
Ten years after its discovery at the Tevatron collider, we still know little about the top quark. Its large mass suggests it may play a key role in the mechanism of Electroweak Symmetry Breaking (EWSB), or open a window of sensitivity to new physics related to EWSB and preferentially coupled to it. To determine whether this is the case, precision measurements of top quark properties are necessary. The high statistics samples being collected by the Tevatron experiments during Run II start to incisively probe the top quark sector. This report summarizes the experimental status of the top quark, focusing in particular on the recent measurements from the Tevatron.
A. Juste
Foreign Obligations Implementation Status Presentation
January 13, 2004 Crowne Plaza Ravinia Atlanta, January 13, 2004 Crowne Plaza Ravinia Atlanta, January 13, 2004 Crowne Plaza Ravinia Atlanta, Georgia Georgia Obligations Accounting Implementation Workshop Obligations Accounting Implementation Workshop Foreign Obligations Implementation Status Brian G. Horn U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission January 13, 2004 Obligations Accounting Implementation Workshop January 13, 2 Obligations Accounting Implementation Workshop January 13, 2004 Crowne Plaza Ravinia Atlanta, GA 004 Crowne Plaza Ravinia Atlanta, GA Overview of Meeting Overview of Meeting * Review how the Obligation Tracking System is working * Presentations: - Review of Government notification procedures - Establishment of the beginning Obligation Balances for sites
Software Quality Assurance Control of Existing Systems
2.01.00 - 2002 2.01.00 - 2002 Software Quality Assurance Control of Existing Systems September 2002 United States Department of Energy Albuquerque Operations Office Abstract Existing software systems often represent significant investments and play important roles in the every day businesses of organizations. Many of these systems are experiencing support problems. To meet current and future operational needs, organizations need to plan how best to address these support issues. Some of the issues to consider are presented in this document with references to related standards for further detailed examination. Two tutorials, one based on software maintenance and another detailing a baseline recovery strategy are included. SQA Control of Existing Systems SQAS22.01.00-2002
LBNL Windows & Daylighting Software -- WINDOW
WINDOW WINDOW NFRC Certification Version Release Version Beta Version WINDOW 6.3 (For NFRC Certification and modeling Complex Glazing Systems) WINDOW 7.1 For modeling vacuum glazing, deflected glass, vertical venetian blinds and perforated screens WINDOW 7.2 For modeling Cellular Shades, in addition to vacuum glazing, deflected glass, vertical venetian blinds and perforated screens Download WINDOW 6.3 (for NFRC Certification and complex glazing systems) Download WINDOW 7.1 Download WINDOW 7.2 Knowledge Base (Check here first if you are experiencing a problem with the software) Knowledge Base (Check here first if you are experiencing a problem with the software) Knowledge Base (Check here first if you are experiencing a problem with the software) New Features
Software Categories | Scientific and Technical Information Program
Categories Categories Print page Print page Email page Email page Category Description Distribution Limitation Audience Announcement Distribution Source Classified Software that has been categorized according to DOE M 475.1-1A Limited Requires security clearance; Based on need-to-know OSTI Submitting Site Copyrighted - Limited Government License (COPY/LIM) Software that a DOE contractor has asserted rights and limits ESTSC distribution to Federal agencies and their contractors only. All other requests are referred to submitting site. Limited (OUO) Federal Agencies and Their Contractors OSTI OSTI or in accordance with DOE-approved site agreements Copyrighted - Broad Government License (COPY/UNL) Software that a DOE contractor has asserted rights but does not limit ESTSC distribution.
Reliable Software Development for Machine Protection Systems
The Controls software for the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, with more than 150 millions lines of code, resides amongst the largest known code bases in the world1. Industry has been applying Agile software engineering techniques for more than two decades now, and the advantages of these techniques can no longer be ignored to manage the code base for large projects within the accelerator community. Furthermore, CERN is a particular environment due to the high personnel turnover and manpower limitations, where applying Agile processes can improve both, the codebase management as well as its quality. This paper presents the successful application of the Agile software development process Scrum for machine protection systems at CERN, the quality standards and infrastructure introduced together with the Agile process as well as the challenges encountered to adapt it to the CERN environment.
Anderson, D; Dragu, M; Fuchsberger, K; Garnier, JC; Gorzawski, AA; Koza, M; Krol, K; Misiowiec, K; Stamos, K; Zerlauth, M
Radiobiological modelling with MarCell software
Jones introduced a bone marrow radiation cell kinetics model with great potential for application in the fields of health physics, radiation research, and medicine. However, until recently, only the model developers have been able to apply it because of the complex array of biological and physical assignments needed for evaluation of a particular radiation exposure protocol. The purpose of this article is to illustrate the use of MarCell (MARrow CELL Kinetics) software for MS-DOS, a user-friendly computer implementation of that mathematical model that allows almost anyone with an elementary knowledge of radiation physics and/or medical procedures to apply the model. A hands-on demonstration of the software will be given by guiding the user through evaluation of a medical total body irradiation protocol and a nuclear fallout scenario. A brief overview of the software is given in the Appendix.
Hasan, J.S.; Jones, T.D.
Building Energy Optimization Software | Department of Energy
Energy Energy Optimization Software Building Energy Optimization Software BEopt 2.1 Now Available! BEopt Version 2.1 is now available and includes major features such as: mini-split heat pumps and room air conditioners (E+); new modeling inputs; component-based air leakage estimate for existing buildings; and more. Read about the new features and visit the BEopt website to download. To help meet Building America's goal to develop market-ready energy solutions that improve efficiency of new and existing homes, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) developed the Building Energy Optimization (BEopt) software tool. This specialized computer program is designed to identify optimally efficient designs for new and existing homes at the lowest possible cost. BEopt produces detailed simulation-based analysis and design optimization
Building Energy Software Tools Directory: Eco Lumen
Eco Lumen Eco Lumen Eco Lumen logo. Lighting design software, structured to recommend lighting designs that optimize the electricity bills while ensuring appropriate illumination levels in the facility as per ISI standards. The software is built around a user-friendly interface and requires elementary inputs such as room dimensions and usage parameters. The software can then recommend the most appropriate lighting equipment for the facility as well as the optimum number of fittings required. For existing facilities, Eco Lumen recommends the most appropriate upgrade options, for replacing the existing lighting products with more energy efficient ones. Eco Lumen also offers the option of re-using any applicable fittings for the room being designed, thus reducing the renovation cost for the facility. Screen Shots
Building Energy Software Tools Directory: Polysun
Polysun Polysun Polysun logo Polysun 4 is renewable energy system simulation software for planners and installers of energy systems. Polysun 4 helps users to configure and optimize solar and heat pump systems. Generated reports facilitate communication and marketing tasks. Polysun 4 makes system design simple and professional. Reliable yield-forecasts generated from integrated meteorological data create trust and promote understanding. Detailed models of the systems within the simulation software serve as the foundation for targeted system optimisation and system comparisons. Polysun 4 accelerates the planning process; provides reliable yield forecasts; enables easy optimization of existing and new systems; provides relevant information when applying for subsidies; easily generates PDF reports for customers.
SAPHIRE 8 Software Quality Assurance Oversight
The software quality assurance oversight consists of updating and maintaining revision control of the SAPHIRE 8 quality assurance program documentation and of monitoring revision control of the SAPHIRE 8 source code. This report summarizes the oversight efforts through description of the revision control system (RCS) setup, operation and contents. Documents maintained under revision control include the Acceptance Test Plan (ATP), Configuration Management Plan, Quality Assurance Plan, Software Project Plan, Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM), System Test Plan, SDP Interface Training Manual, and the SAPHIRE 8, 'New Features and Capabilities Overview'.
j5 DNA Assembly Design Automation Software
j5 DNA Assembly Design Automation Software ... Here, we report the development and deployment of a web-based software tool, j5, which automates the design of scar-less multipart DNA assembly protocols including SLIC, Gibson, CPEC, and Golden Gate. ... The key innovations of the j5 design process include cost optimization, leveraging DNA synthesis when cost-effective to do so, the enforcement of design specification rules, hierarchical assembly strategies to mitigate likely assembly errors, and the instruction of manual or automated construction of scar-less combinatorial DNA libraries. ...
Nathan J. Hillson; Rafael D. Rosengarten; Jay D. Keasling
Oil shale: Technology status report
This report documents the status of the US Department of Energy's (DOE) Oil Shale Program as of the end of FY 86. The report consists of (1) a status of oil shale development, (2) a description of the DOE Oil Shale Program, (3) an FY 86 oil shale research summary, and (4) a summary of FY 86 accomplishments. Discoveries were made in FY 86 about the physical and chemical properties and behavior of oil shales, process chemistry and kinetics, in situ retorting, advanced processes, and the environmental behavior and fate of wastes. The DOE Oil Shale Program shows an increasing emphasis on eastern US oil shales and in the development of advanced oil shale processing concepts. With the award to Foster Wheeler for the design of oil shale conceptual plants, the first step in the development of a systems analysis capability for the complete oil shale process has been taken. Unocal's Parachute Creek project, the only commercial oil shale plant operating in the United States, is operating at about 4000 bbl/day. The shale oil is upgraded at Parachute Creek for input to a conventional refinery. 67 refs., 21 figs., 3 tabs.
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UESC Status Data Collection and Analysis
Presentation covers the UESC status data collection and analysis, and is given at the Spring 2010 Federal Utility Partnership Working Group (FUPWG) meeting in Providence, Rhode Island.
Current Status and Potential Future Developments for
in response to public concern about tropical deforestation and demand for an international woodCurrent Status and Potential Future Developments for Forest Certification Richard P. Vlosky
Special Status Species | Open Energy Information
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Status of State Electric Industry Restructuring Activity
Reports and Publications (EIA)
Presents an overview of the status of electric industry restructuring in each state. Restructuring means that a monopoly system of electric utilities has been replaced with competing sellers.
Using CORE Model-Based Systems Engineering Software to Support Program Management in the U.S. Department of Energy Office of the Biomass Project: Preprint
This paper describes how a model-based systems engineering software, CORE, is helping the U. S. Department of Energy's Office of Biomass Program assist with bringing biomass-derived biofuels to the market. This software tool provides information to guide informed decision-making as biomass-to-biofuels systems are advanced from concept to commercial adoption. It facilitates management and communication of program status by automatically generating custom reports, Gantt charts, and tables using the widely available programs of Microsoft Word, Project and Excel.
Riley, C.; Sandor, D.; Simpkins, P.
Qualified Software for Calculating Commercial Building Tax Deducations |
Qualified Software for Calculating Commercial Building Tax Qualified Software for Calculating Commercial Building Tax Deducations Qualified Software for Calculating Commercial Building Tax Deducations On this page you'll find a list of qualified computer software for calculating commercial building energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements. To submit software for consideration to be added to this list, please read Requirements and Submission Process for Qualified Software. Qualified Software per IRS Notice 2006-52 as amplified by IRS Notice 2008-40, Section 4 The following software satisfies the requirements under Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Code ┬¦179D (c)(1) and (d) Regulations, Notice 2006-52 Section 6, dated June 2, 2006 as amplified by Notice 2008-40, Section 4. See the IRS requirements document for each version of software for details.
Processes in Securing Open Architecture Software Systems
, and development practices play in facilitating or constrain- ing these processes through the case study. Our/variants. We employ a case study focusing on an OA software system whose security must be continually sustained versus descriptive practice of these processes and tool usage in studies of conventional and open source
Compositional Algorithmic Verification of Software Product Lines
, and Siavash Soleimanifard2 1 Technische Universit┬©at Braunschweig, Germany firstname.lastname@example.com 2 Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden {dilian,firstname.lastname@example.com Abstract. Software product expressiveness and a clean and simple model suitable for compositional verification. We generalize a previously
Gurov, Dilian
A robust software watermarking for copyright protection
This paper advocates protecting software copyright through hiding watermarks in various data structures used by the code, e.g., B+-trees, R-trees, linked lists, etc. Prior proposals hide the watermarks in dummy data structures, e.g., linked lists and ... Keywords: Copyright protection, Information security, Multimedia indexes, R-trees, Spatial data structures, Watermarking
Ibrahim Kamel, Qutaiba Albluwi
Aspects of abstraction in software development
Abstraction is a fundamental tool of human thought in every context. This essay briefly reviews some manifestations of abstraction in everyday life, in engineering and mathematics, and in software and system development. Vertical and horizontal abstraction ... Keywords: Abstraction, Analogic model, Bottom-up design, Free abstraction, Grounded abstraction, Horizontal abstraction, Monsters, Refinement, Theory, Top-down design, Vertical abstraction
Michael Jackson
Computer Communications Software Scott D. Stoller
and maximum intervals between messages in certain situa- tions), and semantics (i.e., the meaning of eachComputer Communications Software Scott D. Stoller Indiana University July 29, 1998 Introduction message format (e.g., message length, division into elds, and data encoding), timing (e.g., minimum
Stoller, Scott
This document provides a Computer Software Documentation for a new Honeywell Modular Automation System (MAS) being installed in the Plutonium Finishing Plant (PFP). This system will be used to control new thermal stabilization furnaces in HA-211 and vertical denitration calciner in HC-230C-2.
For Service Providers and Software Developers
DOE welcomes use of the Asset Score by energy services companies, consultants, software providers, and other parties that offer services to building owners to improve the energy efficiency of buildings. Such providers can integrate their tools seamlessly with the Asset Score through an application programming (API) interface.
Multi-Objective Hardware/Software
1 Multi-Objective Hardware/Software Co-Exploration CristinaCristina SilvanoSilvano silvano et al. CASES-02] ┬Ł Architectural and Compiler techniques for energy reduction [Bellas et al. TVLSI-00-Objective Optimization Problem: Solutions Comparison ┬Ę Is A-Curve better than B-Curve? How much? ┬Ę Different techniques
Silvano, Cristina
Systems Engineering Introduction to Software Quality Management
for quality management ISO 9001:2000 is a generic model of the quality process; ISO 9001:2008 clarifies ISO 9001:2000 ISO 9001:2008 applicable to any organisation that designs, develops and maintains products (or services) ISO 9000-3 interprets 9001 for software dev. 12 Features of ISO 9001:2008 Organisational
Bryson, Joanna J.
Secret Ninja Testing with HALO Software Engineering
┬Ę Testing can be tedious - there is low student engagement and interest in testing 2 #12;Gamification 3 ┬Ę We propose a social approach to expose students to software testing using gamification ┬Ę Our gamification gamification platform ┬Ę Eclipse plugin ┬Ę Maps various SE features to game world - Doesn't have to follow
IBM Software Data Sheet IBM adaptive threat
IBM Software Data Sheet IBM adaptive threat protection Stay ahead of security threats with a state-of-the-art network protection engine Highlights Identify high-risk threats and zero-day attacks with protocol-based, behavioral anomaly detection Protect end users against the latest web-based threats, such as SQL injection
NETWORKS Slinger Jansen email@example.com, Utrecht University, NETHERLANDS Sjaak Brinkkemper s with these decisions (Jansen, 2006A). A SSN is a series of linked software, hardware, and service organizations the supply chain. The same holds for other work on SCM, such Jansen, S., Brinkkemper, S., Finkelstein, A
Finkelstein, Anthony
Abstracting context in event-based software
With the recent immersion of advanced mobile devices in the daily lives of millions, pervasive computing is becoming a reality. Developing pervasive software systems is inherently difficult though it requires to deal with heterogeneous infrastructure ... Keywords: aspect, context, distribution, event, protocol
Adrian Holzer; Lukasz Ziarek; K. R. Jayaram; Patrick Eugster
Self-Sustaining Open Source Software
Self-Sustaining Open Source Software Development Peter Gutmann University of Auckland Dot-coms Spare-time project ┬Ę Sourceforge: Graveyard of abandonware/gedanken projects Self-sustaining = self-sustaining ┬Ę MySQL, Berkeley DB, OpenBSD C = abandonware, splintered into factions, gedanken
Gutmann, Peter
decisions is a central concern of software engineering. We present a theory in which coordination of engineering decisions is modeled as a distributed constraint satisfaction problem (DCSP). We derive six hypotheses, predicting how the distribution of decisions over developers and the density of constraints among
Herbsleb, James D.
IBM Software Solution Brief Safeguarding the cloud
IBM Software Solution Brief Safeguarding the cloud with IBM Security solutions Maintain visibility and control with proven security solutions for public, private and hybrid clouds Highlights Address cloud internal and external users, data, applications and workloads as they move to and from the cloud Regain
Supporting software agents on small devices
Current small devices, such as Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), are powerful enough to enable the use of Java applications and middleware. In this paper, we present the Java based MicroFIPA-OS, which is an agent platform for enabling software agents ...
Sasu Tarkoma; Mikko Laukkanen
2006 XSD Scientific Software User Survey.
In preparation for the 2006 XSD Scientific Software workshop, our committee sent a survey on June 16 to 100 users in the APS user community. This report contains the survey and the responses we received. The responses are presented in the order received.
Jemian, P. R.
Science, Mathematics, Computer Science, Software Engineering
......about software in general could be falsified...subjects (e.g. diesel engine repair) than with...use in practical diesel repair, but without...design a better diesel engine. CS does supply...they must fail in general. 21Indeed, the......
Dick Hamlet
SAPHIRE 8 Software Configuration Management Plan
The INL software developers use version control for both the formally released SAPHIRE versions, as well as for source code. For each formal release of the software, the developers perform an acceptance test: the software must pass a suite of automated tests prior to official release. Each official release of SAPHIRE is assigned a unique version identifier. The release is bundled into a standard installation package for easy and consistent set-up by individual users. Included in the release is a list of bug fixes and new features for the current release, as well as a history of those items for past releases. Each formal release of SAPHIRE will have passed an acceptance test. In addition to assignment of a unique version identifier for an official software release, each source code file is kept in a controlled library. Source code is a collection of all the computer instructions written by developers to create the finished product. The library is kept on a server, where back-ups are regularly made. This document describes the configuration management approach used as part of the SAPHIRE development.
Curtis Smith
PISCES: A Tool for Predicting Software Testability
Before a program can fail, a software fault must be executed, that execution must alter the data state, and the incorrect data state must propagate to a state that results directly in an incorrect output. This paper describes a tool called PISCES (developed ...
Voas Jeffrey M.; Miller Keith W.; Payne J.
Energy Monitoring of Software project-team
Energy Monitoring of Software Systems project-team Romain Rouvoy Aur├®lien Bourdon Adel Noureddine Lionel Seinturier firstname.lastname@example.com #12;ICT & Energy 2% of the global energy consumption in 2007 [1] [1] Gartner #12;ICT & Energy [1] 2008 ICT report, Ecology Ministry 13.5% of the electricity
Lef├©vre, Laurent
LIRMM UM II Component based Software Architecture
1 LIRMM UM II Component based Software Architecture of Robot Controllers R. Passama, D. Andreu, C component approaches and robot control architectures. This methodology defines a process that guides architecture, useful for analysis and integration, and a dedicated component-based language, focusing
Agriculture and Land Use National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Software | Open
Agriculture and Land Use National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Software Agriculture and Land Use National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Software Jump to: navigation, search Tool Summary LAUNCH TOOL Name: Agriculture and Land Use National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Software Agency/Company /Organization: Colorado State University Partner: United States Agency for International Development, United States Forest Service, United States Environmental Protection Agency Sector: Land Focus Area: Forestry, Agriculture Topics: GHG inventory Resource Type: Software/modeling tools User Interface: Desktop Application Website: www.nrel.colostate.edu/projects/ghgtool/index.php Cost: Free Agriculture and Land Use National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Software Screenshot References: Agriculture and Land Use National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Software[1]
Building Energy Software Tools Directory: Tools by Subject - Whole Building
Sustainability Sustainability A B E G K L S U Tool Applications Free Recently Updated Athena Model life cycle assessment, environment, building materials, buildings Free software. BEES environmental performance, green buildings, life cycle assessment, life cycle costing, sustainable development Free software. Software has been updated. Building Greenhouse Rating operational energy, greenhouse performance, national benchmark Free software. Building Performance Compass Commercial Buildings, Multi-family Residence, Benchmarking, Energy Tracking, Improvement Tracking, Weather Normalization BuildingAdvice Whole building analysis, energy simulation, renewable energy, retrofit analysis, sustainability/green buildings Software has been updated. ECO-BAT environmental performance, life cycle assessment, sustainable development Software has been updated.
Software Evaluation of Hotspot and DOE Safety Software Toolbox Recommendation, 3/07
The intent of the gap analysis is to evaluate Hotspot specified above and recommend to the DOE Officeof Health, Safety and Security (HSS) whether this safety software should be added to the DOE...
RenewableS 2011 GLOBAL STATUS REPORT
__20112011 RenewableS 2011 GLOBAL STATUS REPORT Full Report at: http://www.ren21.net/Portals/97/documents/GSR/REN21_GSR2011.pdf #12;11 Changes in renewable energy markets, investments, industries, and policies have been so rapid in recent years that perceptions of the status of renewable energy can lag
Kostic, Milivoje M.
Green Sturgeon (Acipenser medirostris) Status Review Update
Green Sturgeon (Acipenser medirostris) Status Review Update Biological Review Team Santa Cruz Status of Green Sturgeon 1 3. Key Questions in ESA Determination 3 a. The "Species" Question 3 b. The Extinction Risk Question 4 c. "A significant portion of the species' range" issue 4 Recently Updated Green
Status of (US) high energy physics networking
The current status of networking to and between computers used by the high energy physics community is discussed. Particular attention is given to developments over the last year and to future prospects. Comparison between the current status and that of two years ago indicates that considerable strides have been made but that much remains to be done to achieve an acceptable level of functionality.
H.E. Montgomery
Status of (US) High Energy Physics Networking
The current status of Networking to and between computers used by the High Energy Physics community is discussed. Particular attention is given to developments over the last year and to future prospects. Comparison between the current status and that of two years ago indicates that considerable strides have been made but that much remains to be done to achieve an acceptable level of functionality.
Montgomery, H.E.
Property:FacilityStatus | Open Energy Information
FacilityStatus FacilityStatus Jump to: navigation, search Property Name FacilityStatus Property Type String Description Status of the energy generation facility Allows Values Proposed;Under Construction;In Service;Decommissioned Pages using the property "FacilityStatus" Showing 25 pages using this property. (previous 25) (next 25) 3 3-D Metals + In Service + A AB Tehachapi Wind Farm + In Service + AFCEE MMR Turbines + In Service + AG Land 1 + In Service + AG Land 2 + In Service + AG Land 3 + In Service + AG Land 4 + In Service + AG Land 5 + In Service + AG Land 6 + In Service + AVTEC + In Service + Adair Wind Farm I + In Service + Adair Wind Farm II + In Service + Adams Wind Project + In Service + Aegir II + Proposed + Aero Turbine + In Service + Aeroman Repower Wind Farm + In Service +
Safety Software Safety Software Quality Assurance Qualification Standard Reference Guide MARCH 2011 This page intentionally left blank Table of Contents i LIST OF FIGURES ...................................................................................................................... ii LIST OF TABLES ........................................................................................................................ ii ACRONYMS ................................................................................................................................ iii PURPOSE ...................................................................................................................................... 1 PREFACE ...................................................................................................................................... 1
Software Quality Assurance Control of Existing Systems | Department of
Software Quality Assurance Control of Existing Systems Software Quality Assurance Control of Existing Systems Software Quality Assurance Control of Existing Systems Existing software systems often represent significant investments and play important roles in the every day businesses of organizations. To meet current and future operational needs, organizations need to plan how best to address these support issues. Some of the issues to consider are presented in this document with references to related standards for further detailed examination. Two tutorials, one based on software maintenance and another detailing a baseline recovery strategy are included Software Quality Assurance Control of Existing Systems More Documents & Publications Software Quality Assurance Control of Existing Systems Software Quality: A Guide to Responsibilities and Resources, SQAS
Building Technologies Office: Qualified Software for Calculating Commercial
Qualified Software for Calculating Commercial Building Tax Deductions Qualified Software for Calculating Commercial Building Tax Deductions On this page you'll find a list of qualified computer software for calculating commercial building energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements. To submit software for consideration to be added to this list, please read Requirements and Submission Process for Qualified Software. Qualified Software per IRS Notice 2006-52 as amplified by IRS Notice 2008-40, Section 4 The following software satisfies the requirements under Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Code ┬¦179D (c)(1) and (d) Regulations, Notice 2006-52 Section 6, dated June 2, 2006 as amplified by Notice 2008-40, Section 4. See the IRS requirements document for each version of software for details.
Object-oriented programming and software development: a critical assessment
In software engineering, object-oriented development is today the most popular programming, design and analysis approach. However, object orientation does not manage to address the needs of today's software construction in as radical and fundamental ...
Manfred Broy
Automatic Verification of Static Policies on Software Process Models
Software Process Technology evolved to support software processes management by assisting the modeling, enacting and evolution of complex process models. This paper presents a contribution to this field, describing a mechanism to formally model Static ...
Rodrigo Quites Reis; Carla Alessandra Lima Reis; Heribert Schlebbe; Daltro Josķ nunes
PLC & DTAM Software Programs for Pumping Instrumentation & Control Skid P
This document describes the software programs for the programmable logic controller and the datable access module for pumping instrumentation and control skid P. The appendices contains copies of the printouts of these software programs.
Improving the distributed evolution of software through heuristic evaluation
In order to create the increasingly complex software systems needed to deal with today's technological challenges, we must be able to build on previous work. However, existing software solutions are quite often not an exact ...
Wooten, Amy Jo
Forging a discipline: An outline history of software engineering education
Software engineering education has a 30-year history. It is a story of academics struggling ... winning over some of academia to teach software engineering rather than vanilla computer science. It is ... This pap...
James E. Tomayko
Software Quality Engineering: The Leverage for Gaining Maturity
For users, a software product frequently corresponds to a black box that must effectively support their business processes. Consequently, what a stakeholder seeks is a software product that possesses both require...
Witold Suryn
Teaching the human aspect of software engineering - a case study
This paper describes a course I taught at the Technion --- The Israel Institute of Technology --- which addressed human aspects of Software Engineering. More specifically, three human aspects involved in developing software systems were the focus of ...
Orit Hazzan
Qualified Software for Calculating Commercial Building Tax Deductions
On this page you'll find a list of qualified computer software for calculating commercial building energy and power cost savings that meet federal tax incentive requirements. To submit software for...
Software health management: a necessity for safety critical systems
The medical industry has also experienced significant issues due to software related problems. For example, a software problem in the Therac-25 led to five deaths when the machine erroneously gave radiation level...
Ashok N. Srivastava; Johann Schumann
Preparation for a Software Quality Audit, SQAS | Department of...
Audit, SQAS Preparation for a Software Quality Audit, SQAS This document will enable a site to prepare for a software quality audit by providing specific guidance. It will also...
Software-defined Radio based Wireless Tomography: Experimental Demonstration and
1 Software-defined Radio based Wireless Tomography: Experimental Demonstration and Verification presents an experimental demonstration of Software-Defined Radio (SDR) based wireless tomography us- ing follows our vision and previous theoretical study of wireless tomography which combines wireless
Qiu, Robert Caiming
Automatic testing of software with structurally complex inputs
Modern software pervasively uses structurally complex data such as linked data structures. The standard approach to generating test suites for such software, manual generation of the inputs in the suite, is tedious and ...
Marinov, Darko, 1976-
SOFTWARE TESTING, VERIFICATION AND RELIABILITY Softw. Test. Verif. Reliab. (2014)
. An industrial case study using reactor protection system software shows that the automatically generated test defined by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC). Industrial FBD testing relies mostlySOFTWARE TESTING, VERIFICATION AND RELIABILITY Softw. Test. Verif. Reliab. (2014) Published online
The Options Approach to Software Prototyping Decisions 1
of a software design choice. Boehm [1] pioneered the use of techniques from statistical decision theory Bayesian decision theory to calcuThe Options Approach to Software Prototyping Decisions 1 Prasad Chalasani Somesh Jha Kevin Sullivan
3D Representations for Software Visualization Andrian Marcus
research from software analysis, information visualization, human-computer interaction, and cognitive, texture, abstraction mechanism, and by supporting new manipulation techniques and user interfaces.2 [Information Interfaces and Presentation] User Interfaces Keywords: Software visualization, 3D visualization
This document describes procedures for testing and validating proprietary baseline energy modeling software accuracy in predicting energy use over the period of interest, such as a month or a year. The procedures are designed according to the methodology used for public domain baselining software in another LBNL report that was (like the present report) prepared for Pacific Gas and Electric Company: ?Commercial Building Energy Baseline Modeling Software: Performance Metrics and Method Testing with Open Source Models and Implications for Proprietary Software Testing Protocols? (referred to here as the ?Model Analysis Report?). The test procedure focuses on the quality of the software?s predictions rather than on the specific algorithms used to predict energy use. In this way the software vendor is not required to divulge or share proprietary information about how their software works, while enabling stakeholders to assess its performance.
Jump, David; Price, Phillip N.; Granderson, Jessica; Sohn, Michael
Partnership status and the human sex ratio at birth
...information about the parent's household status before the child's...parent's marital status, household type, ethnicity, age and...grade completed, black and Hispanic ethnicity, dummy variables...analysis. The coefficient for household status is therefore interpretable...
CORBA-Based Distributed Software Framework for the NIF Integrated Computer Control System
The National Ignition Facility (NIF), currently under construction at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, is a stadium-sized facility containing a 192-beam, 1.8 Megajoule, 500-Terawatt, ultra-violet laser system together with a 10-meter diameter target chamber with room for nearly 100 experimental diagnostics. The NIF is operated by the Integrated Computer Control System (ICCS) which is a scalable, framework-based control system distributed over 800 computers throughout the NIF. The framework provides templates and services at multiple levels of abstraction for the construction of software applications that communicate via CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture). Object-oriented software design patterns are implemented as templates and extended by application software. Developers extend the framework base classes to model the numerous physical control points and implement specializations of common application behaviors. An estimated 140 thousand software objects, each individually addressable through CORBA, will be active at full scale. Many of these objects have persistent configuration information stored in a database. The configuration data is used to initialize the objects at system start-up. Centralized server programs that implement events, alerts, reservations, data archival, name service, data access, and process management provide common system wide services. At the highest level, a model-driven, distributed shot automation system provides a flexible and scalable framework for automatic sequencing of work-flow for control and monitoring of NIF shots. The shot model, in conjunction with data defining the parameters and goals of an experiment, describes the steps to be performed by each subsystem in order to prepare for and fire a NIF shot. Status and usage of this distributed framework are described.
Stout, E A; Carey, R W; Estes, C M; Fisher, J M; Lagin, L J; Mathisen, D G; Reynolds, C A; Sanchez, R J
Surveillance Analysis Computer System (SACS) software design document (SDD)
This document contains the Software Design Description for Phase II of the SACS project, and Impact Level 3Q system
Glasscock, J.A.
Tax Deduction Qualified Software Tas version 9.3.1
Information about the Tas version 9.3.1 qualified computer software and federal tax incentive requirements for commercial buildings.
A Metrics for Meeting Quality on a Software Requirement Acquisition Phase
Requirement analysis of software is an important phase on software development. In practice, stakeholders discuss software requirements with system engineers on meetings. Quality of meetings influences quality of...
Noriko Hanakawa; Masaki Obana
A novel software test optimization framework using hybrid intelligence based search approaches;.
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Building Energy Software Tools Directory: CPF Tools
CPF Tools CPF Tools CPF Tools logo CPF Tools is the market-leading software for solar installers connecting sales, system design and financing. Screen Shots Keywords Solar Sales, Quoting Tool, Proposal Tool, Solar Financing, Leads, Auto-Populate, Rebate Form, CRM software, Customer and Financing Dashboard Validation/Testing None Expertise Required Basic understanding of PV. Training is provided through our help site, which features training videos, a user community through Get Satisfaction, and user guides. We also offer live phone support and regular training webinars. Users More than 2,000 Audience Solar professionals, including installers, sales representatives, operations and system design specialists. We also offer a "Channel Manager" version of CPF Tools for manufacturers and distributors.
NREL: SUNREL Energy Simulation Software - Get SUNREL
Get SUNREL Get SUNREL The SUNREL copyright and trademark are owned by the Alliance for Sustainable Energy, LLC courtesy of the U.S. Department of Energy. To get your own copy of the SUNREL, please read and accept the following license agreement. License Agreement Printable Version SUNREL(tm) - Individual End User License Agreement NOTICE TO USER; PLEASE READ CAREFULLY. THIS END USER LICENSE IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN YOU, AS AN INDIVIDUAL LICENSEE (AS DEFINED BELOW), AND THE ALLIANCE FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY, LLC ("ALLIANCE"), OPERATOR OF THE NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY LABORATORY ("NREL"). BY DOWNLOADING, INSTALLLING, USING ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE SOFTWARE YOU AGREE THAT THIS AGREEMENT IS ENFORCEABLE LIKE ANY WRITTEN NEGOTIATED AGREEMENT SIGNED BY YOU, AND YOU AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS AGREEMENT, DO NOT DOWNLOAD, INSTALL OR USE THE SOFTWARE.
Building Energy Software Tools Directory: PUtility Psychrometric
PUtility Psychrometric PUtility Psychrometric The name of software is "PUtility Psychrometric". It is utility software which calculates moist air state and draws a psychrometric chart. Users can plot their data on the chart by giving the value of dry-bulb temperature and absolute humidity through a CSV formatted file. PUtility Psychrometric can give a graphic representation of comfortable air state with drawing region. Which PMV takes a specific value. Diagrams can be exported to vector image files (EMF). "PUtility Psychrometric" is released under GPL, and all the source codes can be freely downloaded from the Web site. Screen Shots Keywords Moist air, Psychrometric chart, GPL, Free source Validation/Testing Calculation result of PMV and PPD are verified with the BASIC code given in
Building Energy Software Tools Directory: Be06
Be06 Be06 Be06 logo Calculates the energy demand of buildings in relation to the new energy requirements in the 2006 additions to the Danish Building Regulations 1995 implementing the EU EPBD, Energy Performance of Building Directive. Be06 calculations are performed in accordance with the mandatory calculation procedure described in SBi-direction 213: Energy Demand of Buildings (In Danish: SBi-anvisning 213: Bygningers Energibehov). The software uses the mandatory calculation core also developed by the Danish Building Research Institute, SBi. Be06 calculates the expected energy demand to operate the heating and climate conditioning systems in all types of buildings e.g. houses, block of flats, offices, institutions, schools, shops and workshops. The Be06 software calculates the needed energy supply to a building for room
PRIVACY IMPACT ASSESSMENT: INL Manchester Software
Manchester Manchester Software 1099 Reporting PIA Template Version 3 - May, 2009 Department of Energy Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) Guidance is provided in the template. See DOE Order 206.1, Department of Energy Privacy Program. Appendix A, Privacy Impact Assessments, for requirements and additional guidance for conducting a PIA: http://www.directives.doe.gov/pdfs/doe/doetextlneword/206/o2061.pdf Please complete electronically: no hand-written submissions will be accepted. This template may not be modified. MODULE 1- PRIVACY NEEDS ASSESSMENT Date 06/09/09 Departmental Idaho National Laboratory Element &Site Building Name: lAB Name of Infonnatlon Manchester Software 1099 Reporting System or IT Project Exhibit Project UID 202021 New PIA GJ Update D Name, Title I Contact Information Phone, Email Bryan Larson, System Owner 208-526-8685 Technical Lead, Manchester
Software demonstration: Demand Response Quick Assessment Tool
Software demonstration: Demand Response Quick Assessment Tool Software demonstration: Demand Response Quick Assessment Tool Speaker(s): Peng Xu Date: February 4, 2008 - 12:00pm Location: 90-3122 The potential for utilizing building thermal mass for load shifting and peak demand reduction has been demonstrated in a number of simulation, laboratory, and field studies. The Demand Response Quick Assessment Tools developed at LBNL will be demonstrated. The tool is built on EnergyPlus simulation and is able to evaluate and compare different DR strategies, such as global temperature reset, chiller cycling, supply air temperature reset, etc. A separate EnergyPlus plotting tool will also be demonstrated during this seminar. Users can use the tool to test EnergyPlus models, conduct parametric analysis, or compare multiple EnergyPlus simulation
The purpose of this Computer Software Document (CSWD) is to provide configuration control of the Honeywell Modular Automation System (MAS) in use at the Plutonium Finishing Plant (PFP). The Honeywell MAS is used to control the thermal stabilization furnaces in glovebox HA-211. The PFP developed software is being updated to reflect the Polycube Processing and Unwashed Salt Thermal Stabilization program addition. The polycube processing program was installed per HNF-FMP-02-11162-R2. The functional test of the program was performed in JCS work package 22-02-1031, The unwashed salt item program was installed per HNF-FMP-03-16577-RO. The functional test of the program completed in JCS work package 22-03-00654.
Building Energy Software Tools Directory: Delphin
Delphin Delphin Delphin logo Delphin is a comprehensive numerical simulation tool for the combined heat, moisture, and matter (e.g. salt) transport in porous building materials. It is mostly applied to calculate transient processes in building envelopes and construction details, and predict condensation problems and durability risks in general. Screen Shots Keywords Coupled heat, air and moisture transport, porous materials, building envelope Validation/Testing The software was tested according to HAMSTAD Benchmarks 1 to 5, EN 15026:2007. The software is also validated to conform with both two-dimensional cases of ISO 10211:2007, Annex A. The testcases are available on http://www.bauklimatik-dresden.de/delphin/benchmarks/en-10211_2007.php The parameterization and transport models are also tested against
Software Maintenance and Evolution: Keith Bennett & Vaclav Rajlich
for change and improvements. Our aim is to describe a landscape for research in software maintenanceSoftware Maintenance and Evolution: A Roadmap Keith Bennett & Vaclav Rajlich Key Research Pointers transformation techniques. He is a founding co-Director of the Centre for Software Maintenance at Durham
Prometheus Reactor I&C Software Development Methodology, for Action
The purpose of this letter is to submit the Reactor Instrumentation and Control (I&C) software life cycle, development methodology, and programming language selections and rationale for project Prometheus to NR for approval. This letter also provides the draft Reactor I&C Software Development Process Manual and Reactor Module Software Development Plan to NR for information.
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Software Framework for Advanced Power Plant Simulations
This report summarizes the work accomplished during the Phase II development effort of the Advanced Process Engineering Co-Simulator (APECS). The objective of the project is to develop the tools to efficiently combine high-fidelity computational fluid dynamics (CFD) models with process modeling software. During the course of the project, a robust integration controller was developed that can be used in any CAPE-OPEN compliant process modeling environment. The controller mediates the exchange of information between the process modeling software and the CFD software. Several approaches to reducing the time disparity between CFD simulations and process modeling have been investigated and implemented. These include enabling the CFD models to be run on a remote cluster and enabling multiple CFD models to be run simultaneously. Furthermore, computationally fast reduced-order models (ROMs) have been developed that can be 'trained' using the results from CFD simulations and then used directly within flowsheets. Unit operation models (both CFD and ROMs) can be uploaded to a model database and shared between multiple users.
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Current status of Japanese detectors
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The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP), located in southeastern New Mexico, has been constructed to be a repository for transuranic (TRU) radioactive wastes generated from the US defense activities. In order to use WIPP as a repository for permanent disposal of TRU waste, the US Department of Energy (DOE) has to demonstrate compliance with the Standards for the Management and Disposal of Spent Nuclear Fuel, High Level and Transuranic Radioactive Wastes'' promulgated by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in the US Code of Federal Regulations 40 CFR Part 191. The DOE initially plans to perform experiments with a small quantity of waste at WIPP and would like to bring additional quantities for operational demonstration'', before determining whether WIPP is to be a repository for permanent disposal. There are serious problems in pursuing this course of action from an operational point of view. It would be wiser to take the actions necessary to decide whether the facility should be used as a permanent repository, before emplacing a substantial quantity of waste in it. This report evaluates the status of the WIPP Project as of February 1991. 22 refs.
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We have investigated the evolutionary status of the visual binary 85 Peg (HD 224930) using a high-resolution spectroscopic analysis and the astrometric calibration of the stellar parameters. In spite of well-determined stellar parameters from HIPPARCOS astrometry and from spectroscopy, 85 Peg has for a long time revealed peculiar properties when attempts have been made to combine an evolutionary model with observation. There has been a chronic problem of the mass ratio of the two components when comparing 85 Peg's dynamical properties to the photometric magnitude difference. Moreover, 85 Peg has been suspected to have unique characteristics in its chemical composition. In order to determine accurate spectroscopic abundances, we have obtained high-resolution echelle spectra for 85 Peg. From our elemental analysis, we found that 85 Peg is alpha-enhanced with respect to the scaled solar abundance by a factor of 2. We then produced, within the framework of the standard stellar theory, grids of stellar model using the most recent observational results. To avoid many-fold degeneracy among physical quantities, a statistical minimization test was carried out between theoretical model grids. Enforcing consistency between the modeling and statistical constraints, we derived a reliable set of physical parameters and confirmed the trinarity of the system. In the context of asteroseismology, the theoretical frequency spectrum of 85 Peg was calculated. 85 Peg A is expected to have a first order spacing {Delta}{nu} {approx} 165 {mu}Hz at the reference frequency {nu}{sub 0} = 790 {mu}Hz.
Bach, K.; Kim, Y.-C. [Department of Astronomy, Yonsei University, Seoul 120-749 (Korea, Republic of); Lee, J. [The Astrophysical Research Center for the Structure and Evolution of the Cosmos, Sejong University, Seoul 143-747 (Korea, Republic of); Demarque, P., E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com, E-mail: email@example.com, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com [Department of Astronomy, Yale University, P.O. Box 208101, New Haven, CT 06520-8101 (United States)
Status of fission yield evaluations
Very few yield compilations are also evaluations, and very few contain an extensive global library of measured data and extensive models for unmeasured data. The earlier U.K. evaluations and US evaluations were comparable up to the retirements of the primary evaluators. Only the effort in the US has been continued and expanded. The previous U.K. evaluations have been published. In this paper we summarize the current status of the US evaluation, philosophy, and various integral yield tests for 34 fissioning nuclides at one or more neutron incident energies and/or for spontaneous fission. Currently there are 50 yield sets and for each we have independent and cumulative yields and uncertainties for approximately 1100 fission products. When finalized, the recommended data will become part of the next version of the US Evaluated Nuclear Data File (ENDF/B-VI). The complete set of data, including the basic input of measured yields, will be issued as a sequel to the General Electric evaluation reports (better known by the authors' names: Rider - or earlier - Meek and Rider). 16 references.
England, T.R.; Rider, B.F.
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An efficient software testing method by decision table verification
A typical software testing is performed by making and running test cases that consist of input pattern and expected output pattern. Because exhaustive testing requires billions of test cases and many labours, we can only perform hundreds of them in practice. As for a software logic testing, selecting test cases from many candidates to achieve enough programme path coverage is important, and specific software testing skills are required for it. In our study, we propose a knowledge creation method of software logic extracted automatically from programme source code. In our method, all possible programme paths are extracted from source code, then converted into a decision table, which is easy-readable table format for software testing engineer. The logic verification can be performed exhaustively in a short time by comparing the decision table with a specification of software. Our method would contribute to improve both efficiency and quality of software testing.
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SHMTools: a general-purpose software tool for SHM applications
This paper describes a new software package for various structural health monitoring (SHM) applications. The software is a set of standardized MATLAB routines covering three main stages of SHM: data acquisition, feature extraction, and feature classification for damage identification. A subset of the software in SHMTools is embeddable, which consists of Matlab functions that can be cross-compiled into generic 'C' programs to be run on a target hardware. The software is also designed to accommodate multiple sensing modalities, including piezoelectric active-sensing, which has been widely used in SHM practice. The software package, including standardized datasets, are publicly available for use by the SHM community. The details of this embeddable software will be discussed, along with several example processes that can be used for guidelines for future use of the software.
Harvey, Dustin [Los Alamos National Laboratory; Farrar, Charles [Los Alamos National Laboratory; Taylor, Stuart [Los Alamos National Laboratory; Park, Gyuhae [Los Alamos National Laboratory; Flynn, Eric B [UCSD; Kpotufe, Samory [UCSD; Dondi, Denis [UCSD; Mollov, Todor [UCSD; Todd, Michael D [UCSD; Rosin, Tajana S [UCSD; Figueiredo, Eloi [UNIV OF PORTO, PORTUGAL
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SNS Operating Status Alerts SNS Operating Status Alerts Receive updates about the SNS beam status via text messages to your cell phone and/or e-mail by signing up here. The instrument hall coordinators will communicate any significant beam status changes including beam start, beam down, planned and unplanned outages, and unanticipated schedule changes such as delays. On the registration, enter your e-mail address to receive e-mail updates or to receive text messages enter the information below that is specific to your cell phone provider: Carrier Email to SMS Gateway Alltel [10-digit phone number]@message.alltel.com Example:email@example.com AT&T (formerly Cingular) [10-digit phone number]@txt.att.net [10-digit phone number]@mms.att.net (MMS) [10-digit phone number]@cingularme.com
Class of 2007 Career Status Survey
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National Hydrogen Learning Demonstration Status (Presentation)
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