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Encyclopedia of information science and technology / Mehdi Khosrow-Pour, D.B.A., Information Resources Management Association, USA.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Khosrow-Pour, Mehdi, 1951- editor.
Series:
Advances in information quality and management (AIQM) book series. 2331-7701
Advances in information quality and management (AIQM) book series, 2331-7701
Gale eBooks
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Information science--Encyclopedias.
Information science.
Information technology--Encyclopedias.
Information technology.
Genre:
Encyclopedias.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (3 volumes) : illustrations (chiefly color), charts.
Edition:
Fifth edition.
Place of Publication:
Hershey, Pennsylvania : Engineering Science Reference, [2021]
System Details:
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Summary:
"This book presents multidisciplinary research and expert insights into new methods and processes for understanding modern technological tools and their applications as well as emerging theories and ethical controversies surrounding the field of information science"-- Provided by publisher.
Contents:
Volume I. Section 1. Artificial intelligence. Chapter 1. Autonomous vehicles ; Chapter 2. Convolutional neural network ; Chapter 3. Human-agent-robot teamwork (HART) over fiwi-based tactile internet infrastructures ; Chapter 4. Embedded control system design for inverted pendulum type mobile robots based on high-level Petri nets ; Chapter 5. Semantic and formal representation of a cognitive models for the metacognitive architecture CARINA ; Chapter 6. Error types in natural language processing in inflectional languages ; Chapter 7. Text-based image retrieval using deep learning ; Chapter 8. Dynamic load balancing using honey bee algorithm: load balancing ; Chapter 9. Unsupervised automatic keyphrases extraction on Italian datasets ; Chapter 10. An intelligent machine-driven perspective to archaeological pottery reassembly ; Chapter 11. Acoustic presence detection in a smart home environment
Section 2. Computational science. Chapter 12. Sense and boundaries of computer simulations ; Chapter 13. A general-purpose uniform random number package ; Chapter 14. Individual cloud: after cloud ; Chapter 15. A collaborative ranking approach for discovery and selection of cloud services ; Chapter 16. Tuning drone data delivery and analysis on the public cloud ; Chapter 17. Improving the integration of distributed applications ; Chapter 18. A Survey of tasks scheduling algorithms in distributed computing systems ; Chapter 19. High-speed viterbi decoder ; Chapter 20. Field-programmable gate array ; Chapter 21. Design of a simple and low-cost calculator in the laboratory using FPGA ; Chapter 22. Modeling of uncertain nonlinear system with z-numbers ; Chapter 23. Use of grey numbers for evaluating a system's performance under fuzzy conditions
Section 3. Cyber crime, cyber bullying, and digital terrorism. Chapter 24. Cyber profiling in criminal investigation ; Chapter 25. Boko Haram's feminization, minorization, and cyberization of terrorism: offering the cyberterrorism diffusion model as anti-Bokoharamism tool ; Chapter 26. Cyberbullying: definition, behaviors, correlates, and adjustment problems ; Chapter 27. What is cyberbullying? ; Chapter 28. How theoretical frameworks inform the understanding of the relationship between gender and cyberbullying ; Chapter 29. The human rights-based approach to combat cyberbullying against women and girls
Section 4. Cyber security and data protection. Chapter 30. Hexa-dimension metric, ethical matrix, and cybersecurity ; Chapter 31. A utility theory of privacy and information sharing ; Chapter 32. The 2018 Facebook data controversy and technological alienation ; Chapter 33. Forensic acquisition methods for cloud computing environments ; Chapter 34. Threats and vulnerabilities of mobile applications ; Chapter 35. Web authorization protocols ; Chapter 36. Secure and reliable knowledge-based intrusion detection using mobile base stations in smart environments ; Chapter 37. Improved cross-layer detection and prevention of sinkhole attack in WSN ; Chapter 38. TDSJ-IoT: trivial data transmission to sustain energy from reactive jamming attack in IoT
Section 5. Data management, analysis, and statistics. Chapter 39. Software component technology: concepts, design, and management method ; Chapter 40. An introduction to clustering algorithms in big data ; Chapter 41. Challenges in big data analysis ; Chapter 42. Big data analytics and IoT in smart city applications ; Chapter 43. Data streaming processing window joined with graphics processing units (GPUs) ; Chapter 44. Statistical techniques for research
Volume II. Chapter 45. Panel data: a case study analysis ; Chapter 46. Applications of decision support systems in aviation ; Chapter 47. Classification and recommendation with data streams ; Chapter 48. N-tuple algebra as a generalized theory of relations ; Chapter 49. Intelligent constructing exact tolerance limits for prediction of future outcomes under parametric uncertainty ; Chapter 50. The structure of DNA taking into account the higher dimension of its components
Section 6. Data mining and databases. Chapter 51. Methods and techniques of data mining ; Chapter 52. Big data mining algorithms ; Chapter 53. Graph database management systems: the past, the present, and the future ; Chapter 54. New trends in databases to nonsql databases ; Chapter 55. EDRC: an early data lending-based real-time commit protocol ; Chapter 56. Application of data mining in smart grid technology ; Chapter 57. N-clustering of text documents using graph mining techniques ; Chapter 58. Characterization of elevated tumor markers in diagnosis of HCC using data mining methods ; Chapter 59. Designing a concept-mining model for the extraction of medical information in Spanish
Section 7. Digital and wireless communications. Chapter 60. Overview of machine translation development ; Chapter 61. Migrating software towards mobile technologies ; Chapter 62. Interaction speed as nonverbal cues in text messaging via smartphone ; Chapter 63. Narrowband internet of things ; Chapter 64. Interoperability provision of IoT data protocols on top of virtualized infrastructure ; Chapter 65. Network science for communication engineering ; Chapter 66. Application of biogeography-based optimization to antennas and wireless communications ; Chapter 67. Bits'-carrying capacities of switched local area networks ; Chapter 68. Design and analysis of AWG and FDL-based optical switch in data centre network ; Chapter 69. Formal verification of zigbee-based routing protocol for smart grids ; Chapter 70. Qos provisioning for multicast routing and channel assignment in wireless mesh network ; Chapter 71. Evaluating the effectiveness of multi-web services in load balancing cluster-based web server ; Chapter 72. Challenges and opportunities of VLC application in intelligent transportation systems
Section 8. Digital media. Chapter 73. Antecedents and consequences of the growing popularity of digital consumption ; Chapter 74. Television use and consumption of elderly Americans ; Chapter 75. Social media and social movements: strengths, challenges, and implications for the future ; Chapter 76. Digital social networks from a social capital perspective ; Chapter 77. Digital documents ; Chapter 78. Digital media and new forms of journalism ; Chapter 79. Data journalism: definition, skills, difficulties, and perspectives ; Chapter 80. Exploring the integration of user-generated content in media organizations through participatory journalism
Section 9. Engineering science and technologies. Chapter 81. Adapting a requirements engineering process by key factors estimation ; Chapter 82. Digital tools aimed to represent urban survey ; Chapter 83. Addressing the new pragmatic methods in urban design discipline ; Chapter 84. Reengineering legacy systems towards new technologies ; Chapter 85. A comprehensive update and performance evaluation of friction factor formulae ; Chapter 86. The role of two-dimensional materials in electromagnetic interference shielding ; Chapter 87. Effect of nanoparticle and inclination angle at thermal efficiency in heatpipes ; Chapter 88. Modeling of the aerodisperse systems hydrodynamics in devices with directional motion of the fluidized bed
Volume III. Section 10. Environmental science and technologies. Chapter 89. Renewable resources and value-based complex forest management ; Chapter 90. Agriculture 4.0 and bioeconomy: strategies of the European Union and Germany to promote the agricultural sector opportunities and strains of digitization and the use of bio-based innovations ; Chapter 91. Overview of solid waste management of healthcare and related organisations ; Chapter 92. Managing water resources: industry initiative ; Chapter 93. Inhibited antibiotic-resistant and electrochemical treatment of pharmaceutical wastewater ; Chapter 94.
Design and implementation of a location-based service with emphasis on a geographical database ; Chapter 95. Climate change: inclusion of gender and cultural diversity in climate change actions ; Chapter 96. Gendering information and communication technologies in climate change
Section 11. Ethics and responsibility. Chapter 97. Science and the morality of weapons research ; Chapter 98. Mobilization: decision theory ; Chapter 99. Moral, social, and political responsibility in the information age ; Chapter 100. The voice of social media, 1997-2018 ; Chapter 101. Breaking fake news and verifying truth ; Chapter 102. Crossfire and violation of human rights in Bangladesh: a critical review ; Chapter 103. Politics and ethics and a national framework to combat corruption in Zimbabwe
Section 12. Government, policy, and crisis management. Chapter 104. Good practices in e-government accessibility: lessons from the European Union ; Chapter 105. National systems of innovation using an application on EU data ; Chapter 106. Comparative analysis of applying behavioral public policy to telecommunication market by international organizations ; Chapter 107. A good American president ; Chapter 108. The role of dpps in promoting local government-citizen collaboration and participation: the case of "Baladiaty" ; Chapter 109. Local government, decentralisation, devolution, and service delivery in Zimbabwe ; Chapter 110. A risk management on demographic mobility of evacuees in disasters ; Chapter 111. GIS-based quantitative landslide risk assessment approach for property and life at Bartin Hepler
Section 13. Human aspects of technology. Chapter 112. Technology and the theory of apocalypse ; Chapter 113. Software literacy as a vital digital literacy in a software-saturated world ; Chapter 114. ICT investments on economic sectors with international comparative advantage and the diffusion of prosperity ; Chapter 115. Dimensions of the digital divide ; Chapter 116. Importance of digital literacy and hindrance brought about by digital divide ; Chapter 117. Gender differences in access to and use of ICTs in Nigeria ; Chapter 118. How mobile technologies are leading to economic development in Sub-Saharan Africa
Section 14. Library science and research methods. Chapter 119. Informational competencies ; Chapter 120. A primer on Q-method and the study of technology ; Chapter 121. Modernizing the academic library ; Chapter 122. Prospects and challenges of web 3.0 technologies application in the provision of library services ; Chapter 123. Massive digital libraries (MDLs) and the impact of mass-digitized book collections
Section 15. Medical ethics and law. Chapter 124. Protocol development in clinical trials for healthcare management ; Chapter 125. A regulatory and safety perspective on medical devices ; Chapter 126. Medical social networks, epidemiology and health systems ; Chapter 127. Ambiguities in the privacy policies of common health and Fitness apps ; Chapter 128. Generosity in healthcare policy under the Obama administration: reflecting various dimensions focused on the ACA ; Chapter 129. Islamic medical ethics in Brunei Darussalam hospitals ; Chapter 130. Distribution of selected health technology in regions of Slovakia
Section 16. Medical technologies. Chapter 131. Expanding scope of information technology in clinical care ; Chapter 132. Artificial neural networks in medicine: recent advances ; Chapter 133. Internet of things and data science in healthcare ; Chapter 134. Internet of things in healthcare as an innovative form of personalized medicine ; Chapter 135. Highly aged and after cloud ; Chapter 136. Gene editing technology and ethical issues.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
9781799834809
OCLC:
1230150940

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