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Wellness Promotion on a University Campus
Family & Community Health, 1980Abstract: The concept of health promotion through change of life style and attitudes is the core of a program instituted by the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point in 1972. The approach incorporates 6 target areas: intellectual, emotional, physical, social, occupational and spiritual well being to maximize the individual's potential for a healthy ...
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Tertiary Education and Management, 2016
This article provides a socio-spatial analysis of a higher education institution operating within a multi-campus system at a location other than the flagship campus. Based on this case study of a technical school, the meanings attached to the university campus are analyzed through semi-structured interviews and official documents. The study reveals how
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This article provides a socio-spatial analysis of a higher education institution operating within a multi-campus system at a location other than the flagship campus. Based on this case study of a technical school, the meanings attached to the university campus are analyzed through semi-structured interviews and official documents. The study reveals how
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Smart mobility for green university campus
2013 IEEE PES Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference (APPEEC), 2013The solution to integrate renewable energy sources and electric mobility can bring many economic benefits to the environment, both at the urban level and not alone, also it is one of the many roads for the future of mobility. The aim of this research describe a possible draft of green mobility sharing, based on power from renewable sources in order to ...
LONGO, MICHELA, C. A. Hossain, M. Roscia
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Outage Analysis of a University Campus Network
2007 16th International Conference on Computer Communications and Networks, 2007Understanding outage and failure characteristics of a network is important to assess the availability of the network, determine failure source for trouble-shooting, and identify weak areas for network availability improvement. However, there has been virtually no failure measurement and analysis on access networks.
Baek-Young Choi +3 more
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NUSgrid: A Computational Grid for a University Campus
Sixth IEEE International Symposium on Cluster Computing and the Grid (CCGRID'06), 2006At the National University of Singapore, many departments have compute resources that are not well utilized all the time. To improve utilization and enable resource sharing among the departments, a computational grid test bed was developed. Called NUSgrid, the test bed creates a virtualized pool of computing resources larger than that available at any ...
G. M. Foo +2 more
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An Equilibrium Flow Model of a University Campus
Operations Research, 1972This paper develops a simple deterministic model that relates student admissions and enrollments to the final demand for educated students. It includes the effects of drop-out rates and student-teacher ratios upon student enrollments and faculty staffing levels. Certain technological requirements are assumed known and given. These, as well as the laws
Robert M. Oliver, David S. P. Hopkins
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eyeDNS: Monitoring a University Campus Network
2018 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), 2018The Domain Name System (DNS) is responsible for mapping human readable domain names to internet protocol (IP) addresses. DNS is a ubiquitous part of internet and intranet communication, making it a convenient and comprehensive source for data to infer network health, performance, and security.
Chandan Chowdhury +5 more
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Study of Employee Carsharing on the University Campus
Journal of Urban Planning and Development, 2013AbstractThis manuscript analyzes personal and carsharing consumption characteristics of alternative commuters of the same university in Los Angeles, California. The paper finds that: (1) one can achieve a reasonably high carsharing rate among university employees, particularly employees commuting by alternative modes other than driving alone, female ...
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Seat Belt Use on a University Campus
Journal of American College Health, 1993Observed seat belt use on a private university campus was compared with use by the general population of the state in which the university is located. It was expected, given the higher educational level and socioeconomic status of the university population, that seat belt use would be higher than it is for the general population.
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2019
Activities in the constructionsector have several negative effects on the natural environment because theyconsume energy and resources. However, the intention ofsustainable practices is to produce nature-friendly buildings with reducednegative effects on human health and the environment. There are a variety ofevaluation and certification systems in the
Demir, Kemal, SALGIN, Burcu
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Activities in the constructionsector have several negative effects on the natural environment because theyconsume energy and resources. However, the intention ofsustainable practices is to produce nature-friendly buildings with reducednegative effects on human health and the environment. There are a variety ofevaluation and certification systems in the
Demir, Kemal, SALGIN, Burcu
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