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the european union is interested in the implementation of smarter systems that can be cost-effectively integrated into the safety infrastructure of european airports. the application of advanced sensors, new communication technologies and state-of-the-art control systems will allow the reduction of operating costs in an effort to create a more flexible and efficient airport infrastructure. smart airport presents an overview of the current state of the art in control systems, and outlines the key drivers for their adoption in the european market. finally, a comparative study is presented of advanced its technologies that have been developed to date, some of which are being implemented on various european airports.
aerodynamic power, bearing, and control systems are common in the small and medium airport market. the ongoing evolution of the commercial airport market is driving an increased demand for options that can overcome the limitations of the current state-of-the-art control methods. vehicle-based systems are particularly relevant for airport safety as they can leverage and integrate the critical information from aircraft, vehicle, and runway locations, providing the critical data for enhanced situational awareness and enhanced control safety. this paper discusses the key issues, challenges, applications and market adoption issues for vbs in the airport market. the concept and application of vbs will be presented, followed by a discussion of future markets, key technologies, and regulatory and standardization initiatives related to these technologies.
customized robots are usually complex machines that usually require an advanced engineering approach. due to the flexibility and the speed, they are useful for the control of very precise operations and for medical tasks. d8a7b2ff72
the aim of this study was to develop optimal, minimal, and cost-effective protocols for ngs-based illumina whole-genome and targeted sequencing of dna and rna extracted from human tissues. we tested total dna and dna-free rna extraction methods from seven human tissues, and assessed the yield of diverse dna and rna templates from both fresh and archived samples. optimal methods were then validated using 20 human samples, from which dna was isolated using manual and automated techniques. to determine efficiency of post-sequencing data analysis using a computer cluster, we implemented and validated established bioinformatic pipelines and explored an alternative multilab/multicore bioinformatics workflow. our work suggests that isolation of dna from fresh and archived tissues is straightforward, and dna and rna yield are comparable between fresh and archived samples, especially when a dna-free protocol is used. we showed that whole-genome ngs (wgngs) has the potential to enable analysis of large numbers of human samples in a short period. our cost analysis suggests that wgngs is cheaper than rnaseq in transcriptome analysis of human tissues. this study described optimal protocols for human tissue dna and rna extraction and sequencing, and provided a cost analysis of those methods. as such, our work provides a template for future cost-effective, large-scale, tissue ngs studies for the scientific community.
to mitigate the risk of substance abuse among psychiatric patients, the interest in non-pharmacological treatments for addiction has steadily increased over the last decades. novel approaches to reduce impulsivity and self-stimulation, which have been associated with substance abuse, have been reported. in the present study, we used a modified version of the self-administration of alcohol by japanese quail (coturnix japonica) as a model of self-administration of a substance by humans. the effect of the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (ssri) fluvoxamine on self-administration of alcohol by japanese quail was examined using a modified version of the self-administration of alcohol by japanese quail as a model of self-administration of a substance by humans. subchronic fluvoxamine (2.