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Microplastic Spectral Classification Needs an Open Source Community: Open Specy to the Rescue!
Analytical Chemistry, 2021Microplastic pollution research has suffered from inadequate data and tools for spectral (Raman and infrared) classification. Spectral matching tools often are not accurate for microplastics identification and are cost-prohibitive. Lack of accuracy stems
Win Colton Cowger +9 more
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2015
Modeling approaches in science can be dichotomized between the statistical versus the mathematical models. The former are strongly data oriented (experimental or field data) and can be used for quantitative predictions. The latter are more qualitative and conceptual and focus more on explaining the mechanisms ruling the phenomena under study.
Marc Choisy +9 more
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Modeling approaches in science can be dichotomized between the statistical versus the mathematical models. The former are strongly data oriented (experimental or field data) and can be used for quantitative predictions. The latter are more qualitative and conceptual and focus more on explaining the mechanisms ruling the phenomena under study.
Marc Choisy +9 more
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LVBS: Lightweight Vehicular Blockchain for Secure Data Sharing in Disaster Rescue
IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure Computing, 2020In disaster areas, a large amount of data (e.g., rescue commands, road damage, and rescue experience) should be delivered among ground rescuing vehicles for safe driving and efficient rescue. When communication infrastructures are destroyed by disasters,
Zhou Su +3 more
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Courage by Experiment, Rescue by Data
PRIMUS, 2020We describe how one department moved from skepticism to wide-spread embrace of coordinated Calculus I. Data played a crucial role in this process.
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Rescuing U.S. Federal Data with the Data Rescue Project
Concern for the continued access to and preservation of public federal data drove the development of the Data Rescue Project (DRP), a grassroots, community-led effort, in February 2025. This presentation will focus on efforts in the library community and beyond to rescue federal public data at risk of loss or deletion. It will review the development ofKellam, Lynda, Bohman, Lena
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Chest Injuries Based on Medical Rescue Team Data
Polish Journal of Surgery, 2012Injuries are the leading cause of death before the age of 40 years, and the third most common incidence of death worldwide after cardiovascular diseases and cancer. THE AIM OF THE STUDY was to determine the number and type of chest injuries, based on EMS (Emergency Medical Service) documentation in the district of Otwock, with particular emphasis on ...
Lukasz, Szarpak, Marcin, Madziała
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JAMA Surgery, 2014
Secondary analyses of large data sets including that by Gonzalez et al1 have repeatedly reported on an association between failure to rescue after surgery, or death after amajor complication, andoutcome.2-4While fewprovide insight as to how to change this relationship, these analyses can generate hypotheses about why high-mortality hospitals have ...
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Secondary analyses of large data sets including that by Gonzalez et al1 have repeatedly reported on an association between failure to rescue after surgery, or death after amajor complication, andoutcome.2-4While fewprovide insight as to how to change this relationship, these analyses can generate hypotheses about why high-mortality hospitals have ...
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Why Rescue the Administrative Data Version of the “Failure to Rescue” Quality Indicator
Medical Care, 2007I ust as continuous quality improvement is needed for the highly complex world of health I care delivery, measurement of quality itself merits continual examination. With the price tag for health care rising and increased public awareness of medical error, pressures continue to mount for ways to efficiently measure the outcomes of health care.
Kathryn M. McDonald +3 more
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Medical Care, 2007
Failure to rescue (FTR), the rate of death in patients suffering 1 of 6 in-hospital complications, is an Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Patient Safety Indicator calculated from administrative data.: We sought to assess the accuracy of the AHRQ FTR algorithm.We undertook a retrospective chart review of 60 denominator cases of FTR ...
Leora I, Horwitz +3 more
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Failure to rescue (FTR), the rate of death in patients suffering 1 of 6 in-hospital complications, is an Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Patient Safety Indicator calculated from administrative data.: We sought to assess the accuracy of the AHRQ FTR algorithm.We undertook a retrospective chart review of 60 denominator cases of FTR ...
Leora I, Horwitz +3 more
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2018
In late January 2017 conversations began on the Music Library Association (MLA) listserv about data rescue. These conversations were primarily inquiries to see if anyone on the MLA-L was aware of data archiving or rescue efforts underway for vulnerable performing arts and music data on government websites.
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In late January 2017 conversations began on the Music Library Association (MLA) listserv about data rescue. These conversations were primarily inquiries to see if anyone on the MLA-L was aware of data archiving or rescue efforts underway for vulnerable performing arts and music data on government websites.
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