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Session 2. To be finalised in the preparation of specific Service Level Agreement ................................. .....................................
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Session 2. Now, A observes key exchange protocol ses- sions between various nodes and HN. A compares the val- ues of the parameters aN and bN from Step 1 of the proto- col with the saved values of a+ and b+. When A finds a A match, concludes with almost certainty that another key exchange session has been initiated by the same node N. This is correct because node N uses the updated authentica- tion parameters a+ and b+ in its next run of the protocol. In N N A this way, can track and link sessions of node N, demon- strating that Li et al.’s scheme does not achieve session un- linkability.
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Session 2 conductors and (continuation). Macromolecule Researches of organic semiconductors crystallisation and X-ray artefacts, ceramics and structural analysis pigments 17:00-17:20 Coffee-break 17:30-19:05 17:20-19:05 17:20-18:40 17:25-18:10 SECTION 1. SECTION 2. SECTION 3. MICROSYMPOSIUM 3. Modern crystallography. Techniques and equipment Crystallography in biology Structural approach for Session 7. for structural research. and medicine. additive technologies Structural and electronic Session 5. Session 7. transitions at extreme Techniques (continuation) XFEL for structural conditions biology 19:30-22:30 Dinner 25 November, Friday 10:00-10:45 « Natural nanocomposites. Learning from nature.» Chvalun S. 10:45-11:30 «Defects in the inorganic and bio-organic crystals: similarities and differences» Xxxxxxxx A. 11:30-12:00 Coffee-break Great hall Xxxx 0 Xxxx 0 Xxxx 0 Xxxx 0 Xxxx 0 12:00-14:05 SECTION 1. Modern crystallography. Session 8. Material science in space 12:00-14:00 SECTION 2. Techniques and equipment for structural research. Session 6. Equipment 12:00-14:00 SECTION 3. Crystallography in biology and medicine. Session 8. Structural research of bio- objects 12:00-14:05 SECTION 6. Modern crystallography training Session 1. 12:00-14:00 MICROSYMPOSIUM 6. Materials for detectors and sensors Session 1. 12:00-14:10 MICROSYMPOSIUM 5. Chemical- and radiation- resistant materials 14:00-15:30 Lunch 14:00-17:30 Tour to NRC Kurchatov Institute 15:30-16:55 15:30-17:00 15:30-17:00 15:30-17:00 15:30-17:00 SECTION 1. SECTION 2. SECTION 3. SECTION 6. MICROSYMPOSIUM 6. Modern crystallography. Techniques and equipment Crystallography in biology Modern crystallography Materials for detectors and Session 9. for structural research. and medicine. training sensors
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Session 2. Equipment (continuation). Structural research of bio- objects (continuation). 17:00-17:20 Coffee-break 17:20-18:20 17:20-18:20 17:20-18:05 17:20-18:35 SECTION 1. SECTION 2. SECTION 6. MICROSYMPOSIUM 6. Modern crystallography. Techniques and equipment Modern crystallography Materials for detectors and Session 10. for structural research. training sensors Mechanical properties Session 6. Session 2. Session 2 (continuation). of the crystals Equipment (continuation). (continuation). 18:20-18:40 Coffee-break. 18:40-19:00 Great hall. Awards ceremony for best poster of young scientists 19:00-19:30 Great hall. Closing ceremony EXHIBITION OF SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT, INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT PLACE: hall, sector C, 75th Pavilion Exhibition Centre VDNKh, Moscow. From 21 to 23 November.
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Session 2. ODIP prototype development task 2 Xxx Xxxx (BA) introduced ODIP 2 which aims to establish interoperability between the regional cruise summary reporting systems in Europe, the USA and Australia, possibly using a GeoNetwork solution, with the objective of delivering cruise summary reports from these services to the POGO portal. This will enhance data discovery by filling the existing gaps in the global portals, for example POGO currently has very few CSRs from the US system. It will also re-establish cruise identifiers as reference points for distributed data sets and provide hooks into the semantic web. ODIP 2 also aims to stop schema creep by adopting a common schema and vocabularies, and assess whether this works in practice.  SeaDataNet CSR, POGO and Eurofleets Sissy Iona (SI) presented the Cruise Summary Reporting (CSR) and Cruise Programmes (CP) which are maintained in Europe. The CSR gives a low level inventory of cruises with reference to observations and also provides a tool for cruise tracking. CSR is part of the SeaDataNet metadata infrastructure which currently contains in excess of 53.000 entries from more than 2000 research vessels going back as far as 1873. It also includes historic European CSRs held in the ICES database from 1960 onwards as well as cruise summary reports for a number of US research vessels while working in European waters. The CSR has recently been upgraded to the ISO 19139 standard schema and makes use of the SeaDataNet controlled vocabularies. It is based upon the ISO 19115 and 19115-2 (for measurements and samples part) content models. The format and interface also supports linking to track charts (image / WMS) and station lists. The CSR web map service (WMS), which is currently being piloted, will display cruise summary reports that have been supplied with their navigation tracks in GML. Work to harvest cruise summary reports in XML format from the data centres using GeoNetwork is also on-going. The XML cruise summary reports entries are also provided as web service and are available in the SeaDataNet CDI service. This facilitates retrieval of data sets from specific cruises. The SeaDataNet cruise summary report entries can be managed by an online content management system or by using the MIKADO XML editing software. The central CSR directory and services are managed by the SeaDataNet partner Bundesamt für Seeschifffahrt und Hydrographie (BSH) from Germany. The cruise programme (CP) entries can also be gathered by onli...
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Session 2. Code Generation Update – Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx X.X.Xxxxxx, X. Xxxxx, X.Xxxxxxx & X.Xxxxxx Ensuring Extensibility with Code Generation – Xxxxx Xxxxxx, X. Xxxxxxx, X.Xxxxx, X. Xxxxxxx & X. Xxxxxx Towards a Certifying Code Generator for Rodin – Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Generating Executable Simulations from Event?B Specifications – Xxxxxxx Xxx, Xxxx(Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, and Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx
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