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21st EnviroInfo 2007: Warsaw, Poland - Part 2
- Olgierd Hryniewicz, Jan Studzinski, Maciej Romaniuk:

Environmental Informatics and Systems Research: Proceedings of the 21st International Conference for Environmental Protection, EnviroInfo 2007, Warsaw, Poland, September 12-14, 2007, Part 2. Shaker Verlag, Aachen 2007
Which "System" Do We Mean? - The Challenge to Bride Multidisziplinary in Environmental Informatics
- Charlotte Kämpf:

Systems at the Interface of Multiple Disciplines Representing Environmentally Relevant Data and Concepts. 3-7 - Werner Pillmann:

Environmental System Models from Technical Models to World Models. 9-15 - Albrecht Gnauck:

General Systems View in Ecosystem Theory and Ecosystem Modelling. 17-22 - Gerhard Budin:

Semantic Systems Supporting Cross-Disciplinary Environmental Communication. 23-27
Environmental Information for Public
- Joachim Bronder, Czeslaw Klis, Jacek Dlugosz:

Air Quality Information Service in Upper Silesia. 31-39 - Kostas D. Karatzas:

State-of-the-Art in the Dissemination of AQ Information to the General Public. 41-47 - Achim Lohmeyer, Ingo Duering, Tilo Hoffmann, Daniel Nicklaß, Christine Soergel:

Short - Term PM10 Concentration Forecast Modelling in the MARQUIS-Service. 49-57 - Bernd Bohnet, François Lareau, Leo Wanner:

Automatic Production of Multilingual Environmental Information. 59-66 - Daniel Nicklaß, Nadjet Bouayad-Agha, Leo Wanner:

Addressee-Tailored Interpretation of Air Quality Data. 67-74 - Ari Karppinen, Mikhail Sofiev, Pilvi Siljamo, Jaakko Kukkonen, Hanna Ranta, Tapio Linkosalo, Siegfried Jäger, Alix Rasmunssen, Daniel Nicklaß, Leo Wanner:

Pollen: A Challenge for Environmental Information Services. 75-79 - Nadjet Bouayad-Agha, Leo Wanner:

Text Planning of Air Quality Information. 81-88 - Leo Wanner:

Towards New Generation Environmental Information Services. 89-96
Ecoinforma Symposium: Integrating Information for Health and Environmental Protection
- Alexandre Grebenkov, Boris Yatsalo, Terry Sullivan, Igor Linkov:

DECERNS: Methodology and Software for Risk-Based Land Use Planning and Decision Support. 99-102 - Frank Hearl:

Protecting Workers: Exposure Limits to Exposure Controls. 103-107 - Ludwig Christian Ries:

How to Keep the Quality Chain, Work Flow-Oriented Data Processing for Global Atmosphere Watch Measurement Stations. 109-112 - Margaret MacDonnell:

Assessing Cumulative Risks to Guide Public Exposure Levels Following Disasters. 113-116 - Jo Anne Shatkin:

An Adaptive Framework for Managing Nanoscale Materials Risks. 117-119 - William Bill Andrews, Alvin (Al) L. Young:

The History, Science and Risks of Defoliants Used in the Vietnam War. 121-125 - Clare Narrod, Joachim Otter, Dirk Pfeiffer:

Using Risk Analysis to Capture the Spatial Spread of Avian Influenza, Evaluating the Cost-Effectiveness of Alternative Control Strategies, and Assessing the Impact on the Poor. 127-129 - Walter J. Armbruster:

Animal Diseases and Human Health: Using Information Networks to Guide International Policy. 131-135 - Christina McLaughlin:

Risk Assessment, Cost-Benefit Analysis and Knowledge Management in Food Safety Risk Analysis: An Economist's Perspective on Tools for Decision Making. 137-141 - Ken Morgan:

Economic Impacts, Environmental Risks and Low Impact Practices Associated with the Giant Barnett Shale Natural Gas Field. 143-145 - Marianne Bailey, Luis Fernandez, Loren Habegger, Margaret M. MacDonell, Leo Newland:

Merging Old and New: Framing Technology Transfer to Improve Mercury Risk Management for Artisans and Communities. 147-150
Seamless Access to Environmental Information Iin the EU - Building an Integrated Information Space for the Environment
- Thomas Vögele, Martin Klenke, Fred A. Kruse, Hanno Lehmann, Christiane Giffei:

PortalU® - a Tool to Support the Implementation of the European Environmental Information Directive. 153-155
Visegrad Workshop: The Role of ICT in the Process of Development of E-Government Services in Environment
- Miloslav Hlavácek, Michal Hejc, Jirí Hrebícek:

eGovernment Services in Environment - Automate Data Quality Assessment - Czech Republic Approach. 159-166
Ranking Methods with the Emphasis on Partially Ordered Sets
- Rainer Brüggemann, Kristina Voigt, Peter B. Sørensen, Bernard De Baets:

Partial Order Concepts in Ranking Environmental Chemicals. 169-175 - Karel De Loof, Bernard De Baets, Hans E. De Meyer, Rainer Brüggemann:

A Lattice-Theoretic Approach to Computing Averaged Ranks Illustrated on Pollution Data in Baden-Württemberg. 177-179 - Michaël Rademaker, Bernard De Baets, Hans E. De Meyer, Rainer Brüggemann:

Directional Adjustment of Average Rankings of Two Posets: an Application to Herb Layer and Moss Layer Pollution in Baden-Württemberg. 181-185 - Peter B. Sørensen, Marianne Thomsen, Patrick Fauser, Bernd Münier:

The Usefulness of a Stochastic Approach for Multi-Criteria Selection. 187-194 - Jan W. Owsinski, Artur Wieclaw:

Finding the Odd-man-out in Development Scoring and Classifications. 195-199 - Kristina Voigt, Rainer Brüggemann:

Data-Availability of Pharmaceuticals Detected in Water: An Evaluation Study by Order Theory (METEOR). 201-208 - Guillermo Restrepo, Monika Weckert, Rainer Brüggemann, Silke Gerstmann, Hartmut Frank:

Refrigerants ranked by Partial Order Theory. 209-217 - Monika Weckert, Guillermo Restrepo, Silke Gerstmann, Hartmut Frank:

Hasse Diagram Technique - A Useful Tool for Life Cycle Assessment of Refrigerants. 219-226
Integrated Modeling of Air Pollution for Polland
- Piotr Holnicki:

Assessment of Environmental Impact of Emission Sources in Integrated Air Quality Models. 229-237 - Jaroslaw Stanczak, Piotr Holnicki:

The Optimal Strategy of SO2 Emission Abatement Based on Evolutionary Algorithm. 239-247 - Wojciech Mill, Adrian Schlama:

A Modelling and Mapping System for Impact Assessment of Atmospheric Sulphur and Nitrogen Deposition on Forest Ecosystems. 249-257 - Janusz Cofala, Markus Amann, Willem Asman, Imrich Bertok, Chris Heyes, Zbigniew Klimont, Wolfgang Schöpp, Fabian Wagner:

Integrated Assessment of Air Pollution and Greenhouse Gases Mitigation in Europe. 259-266 - Artur Wyrwa, Janusz Zysk, Anna Stezaly, Beata Sliz, Marcin Pluta, Jerzy Buriak, Louis Jestin:

Towards an Integrated Assessment of Environmental and Human Health Impact of Energy Sector in Poland. 267-275 - Maciej Kryza, Marek Blas, Mieczyslaw Sobik, Anthony Dore:

Application of the FRAME Model for Estimation of Yearly Averaged Concentration and Deposition of Atmospheric Pollutants in Poland. 277-284
Applications
- Walter R. Blados, Gladys A. Cotter, Thomas Hermann:

The Science, Technology, and Research Network (STARNET) A Searchable Thematic Compilation of Web Resources. 287-290
Abstracts
- Thomas Pick:

Stockholm, Rio, Århus, Inspire: Public Access to Environmental Information in the EU. 293-295 - Michel Schouppe:

Towards a Single Information Space for the Environment. 296-300

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