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How Mountain Park Spatial Environments Affect Physiological and Psychological Perceptions of Young Adults Based on Real Time Sensor Monitoring. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Yang X, Hu C, Gong C.
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IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering, 2020
Recently, a rapid growth in the number of vehicles on the road has led to an unexpected surge of parking demand. Consequently, finding a parking space has become increasingly difficult and expensive. One of the viable approaches is to utilize both public and private parking lots (PLs) to effectively share the parking spaces.
Oanh Tran Thi Kim +5 more
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Recently, a rapid growth in the number of vehicles on the road has led to an unexpected surge of parking demand. Consequently, finding a parking space has become increasingly difficult and expensive. One of the viable approaches is to utilize both public and private parking lots (PLs) to effectively share the parking spaces.
Oanh Tran Thi Kim +5 more
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A Parking Equilibrium Model for Park Pricing and Park & Ride Planning
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1997Abstract The close relationship between parking availability and accessibility to an urban area leads to a unified framework of parking plan and transit service design. The occasion for the development of an integrated model, in order to represent this phenomenon, has been a research on the bom of a new university in a semi peripheral area of Rome.
CARRESE, Stefano, Gori S, Picano T.
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Park Marketing Strategies, Park Conditions, and Park Use: A Longitudinal National Study of Parks
Journal of Physical Activity and Health, 2019Background: Parks present opportunities for recreational physical activity and mental relaxation; however, they are underutilized. Methods: The authors examined how changes in management directly and indirectly impacted park use. Using a national sample of 169 parks sampled from 25 cities, the authors linked park management reported via surveys with ...
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Parks for science, science for parks
Science, 2015[Extract] In their insightful editorial "Parks for science" (19 June, p. 1291), G. Machlis and M. McNutt urge scientists to make greater use of protected areas for their research. The benefits are manifold, they argue, and include prospects for exciting new discoveries, the use of parks as experimental controls, and improved park management based on ...
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The Lancet, 1999
A 25-year-old man was found comatose in a park in August, 1993, and was taken to hospital by the fire department. He was hypotensive and could not follow commands, although localising neurological findings were absent. His heart rate varied between 30 and 250 beats per min. Intravenous lines were placed and the patient was taken to intensive care.
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A 25-year-old man was found comatose in a park in August, 1993, and was taken to hospital by the fire department. He was hypotensive and could not follow commands, although localising neurological findings were absent. His heart rate varied between 30 and 250 beats per min. Intravenous lines were placed and the patient was taken to intensive care.
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Emergency Nurse, 2007
The average patient waiting time in Southmead's MIU, from being booked in and seen to being treated and discharged, is just under an hour. Unsurprisingly therefore, patients attending the MIU report having bypassed other health service providers including A&E and their local GPs, as well as the specialist eye, dental or children's hospitals that are ...
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The average patient waiting time in Southmead's MIU, from being booked in and seen to being treated and discharged, is just under an hour. Unsurprisingly therefore, patients attending the MIU report having bypassed other health service providers including A&E and their local GPs, as well as the specialist eye, dental or children's hospitals that are ...
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Parking, Intelligent Parking System
2019 IEEE 4th Advanced Information Technology, Electronic and Automation Control Conference (IAEAC), 2019Recently, the problems of parking and finding the car become serious. In order to solve the problems, this paper designe an “"intelligent parking system based on UWB position and navigation technology”" which can effectively solve the problems mentioned above.
Jinhui Zhao, Qi Wu, Jie Chen, Yang Huang
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2019
The book containing this project, presents the outcomes of the 1st International Workshop “Dubai Pop-Up: Architecture in a Transient City” organized in March 2017 at d3-Dubai Design District by Al Ghurair University in collaboration with other international academic partners.
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The book containing this project, presents the outcomes of the 1st International Workshop “Dubai Pop-Up: Architecture in a Transient City” organized in March 2017 at d3-Dubai Design District by Al Ghurair University in collaboration with other international academic partners.
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BMJ, 2013
I was in the United States recently, driving along local roads the size of UK motorways. A road sign indicated an approaching hospital, and I turned to catch a glimpse of its buildings. They could have been of any suburban hospital in any developed country—a mix of concrete, steel, and glass. One difference was striking, however: a sign underneath the
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I was in the United States recently, driving along local roads the size of UK motorways. A road sign indicated an approaching hospital, and I turned to catch a glimpse of its buildings. They could have been of any suburban hospital in any developed country—a mix of concrete, steel, and glass. One difference was striking, however: a sign underneath the
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