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Environmental Health Impacts of Transport and Mobility
P. Nicolopoulou-Stamati ; L. Hens ; C.V. Howard (eds.)
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| Institución detectada | Año de publicación | Navegá | Descargá | Solicitá |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No detectada | 2005 | SpringerLink |
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Tipo de recurso:
libros
ISBN impreso
978-1-4020-4304-8
ISBN electrónico
978-1-4020-4307-9
Editor responsable
Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2005
Información sobre derechos de publicación
© Springer 2005
Cobertura temática
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Sedentarism
H. Moshammer; E. Martin-Diener; U. Mäder; B. Martin
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 135-154
Mobility and Transport in the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation and National Environmental Action Plans
L. Hens
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 155-170
Integrating Health Concerns into Transport Policies:
F. Racioppi; C. Dora
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 171-177
Mobility and Health in Bulgaria
S. Stoyanov; E. Terlemesian
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 179-198
Health and Mobility in Flanders (Belgium)
P. Lammar; L. Hens
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 199-222
Country Report Austria on Mobility, Environmental Issues, and Health
H. Moshammer; H.P. Hutter; L. Schmidt
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 223-237
Health and Mobility in the UK
J.A. Newby; V.A. Mountford
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 239-276
Effects of Mobility on Health - An Overview
P. Nicolopoulou-Stamati; L. Hems; P. Lammar; C.V. Howard
The ‘industry-strength’ data models are complex to use and tend to obscure the fundamental issues. Going back to the original proposal of Chen for Entities and Relationships, I describe here a reduced data model with Objects and Relations. It is mathematically well founded in the category of relations and has been implemented to demonstrate that it is viable. An example how this is used to structure data and load data is shown.
Pp. 277-307