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Progress Beyond the State of the Art. In this section we describe the State of the Art (SOTA) of access and aggregation network architectures in support to both fixed and mobile services, and we discuss the advances that the project COMBO proposes. To ease the exposition, we first treat the SOTA in the two network domains (fixed and mobile) separately, and then we discuss SOTA and progress beyond the current state as envisioned in COMBO in Fixed- Mobile-Converged architecture.
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Progress Beyond the State of the Art. The FIGARO platform will be modular and flexible such that individual components may be included and extended depending on the individual needs of the farmer. Beyond existing DSS describe, the envisioned product will include the multitude of factors mentioned above as part of the unified system. For the purpose of this project the state of the art irrigation management system (described below) will be used as a basis. New and adapted technologies will be developed and integrated on top of the FIGARO platform to form a novel and practical tool which will be validated and demonstrated extensively across the climate zones of Europe.
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Progress Beyond the State of the Art. The ANDES project has been organized to efficiently provide significant progress in all the steps of the nuclear data life cycle: measurements, evaluation, validation, utilization, dissemination and feedback. A selected realistic number of the most important pending problems is addressed to reduce the contribution of nuclear data to uncertainties in the prediction and estimation of key reactor and fuel cycle systems parameters that are related to safety of operation and sustainability of nuclear energy. Such progress will help to improve the understanding of benchmark experiments and tests with pilot plants and will therefore allow a more efficient, and thus less costly, research and development trajectory for the introduction of advanced reactors and their associated fuel cycles. To be effective the topics tackled by ANDES are guided by recent studies of expert groups that identified the main nuclear data contributing to the uncertainties of parameters of interest to system engineers. Thus, progress will be sought in areas that are of main interest.
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Progress Beyond the State of the Art. The single most important S&T innovation of MOLTO will be a mature system for multilingual on-line translation, scalable to new languages and new application domains. The following table gives an overview of how MOLTO advances the state of the art. The baseline is the current capability of systems that permit automatic publishing quality translation, such as the WebALT mathematics translation and other comparable systems based on GF or other techniques. We are not comparing the progress with Google Translate and Systran here, because these systems don’t achieve the desired translation quality. Feature Current Projected Languages up to 7 up to 15 10 xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx 11 xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/classifications/ipc/en/ Domain size 100’s of words 1000’s of words Robustness none open-text capability Development per domain months days Development per language days hours Learning (grammarians) weeks days Learning (authors) days hours The single most important tangible product of MOLTO is a software toolkit, available via the MOLTO website. The toolkit is a family of open-source software products:
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Progress Beyond the State of the Art. In the following the objectives listed in Tables 1 and 2 of the proposal are shortly addressed and the state-of-the-art discussed, according to the Table shown below: State-of-the-Art and NOPTILUS approach with respect to Objectives (O1)-(O8)
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Progress Beyond the State of the Art. Through a number of projects during the last ten years an e-Infrastructure for scientific computing spanning the globe has been established. Notable milestones are the US Globus Toolkit and Condor from the nineties. In Europe, the European Data Grid, UK e-Science project and the subsequent EGEE project made major steps towards a dependable, consistent and secure e-Infrastructure for research - not only in Europe but also all over the world. The development of Grid technology has moved the individual researcher’s access to remote resources from protocol level to application level. This not only increases productivity but the whole concept of Grids also makes the various resources on Internet visible to the individual researcher and thus stimulates the scientific vision. BalticGrid-II will reinforce and develop the provision of integrated services established in the BalticGrid project through a set of dedicated actions; • A Central Network Coordination Centre (CNCC) will be established to work as a multi- domain umbrella for the different entities responsible for provision of networks in the different countries (SA2). • To provide efficient user support and to coordinate high performance of networks and Grid storage elements in every country, National Network Coordination Centres (NNCCs) will be established in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Belarus. NNCCs are seen as separate units within NOCs of SigmaNet, LATNET, EENet and XXXXXX that are partners of the consortium. In Lithuania NNCC will be established and managed by the partners ITPA and VU. • Based on ongoing work within the UNICORE and EGEE-II/EGEE-III projects we conclude that we during 2008 can implement UNICORE and gLite interoperability to support an existing Estonian user community with UNICORE based applications within computational chemistry (SA1). Portal clients will be designed and tested to access multi- platform infrastructure, giving interoperability possibilities to grid users. • The Special Interest Group Portal will be developed further as a collaborative web portal to improve communication among many separate research groups and aid the use of the Grid. It will be further adapted to specific user community needs. This includes services needed (easy and intuitive human-Grid interface, digital data library tools, visualization, teleconferencing, file-, desktop- and application-sharing possibilities, as described in NA3 and SA3). • Gridcom, as a web-based innovative groupware will be develo...
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Progress Beyond the State of the Art. This section positions PHEME vis-à-vis latest techniques and on-going research efforts, and defines XXXXX’s novel contributions.
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