Extraction de règles d'ordonnancement : Aide au paramétrage d'un progiciel d'ordonnancement.

International audienceConditions complexity of management workshop of production manufacturing increases and requires heuristic algorithm adapted to the context. The principal difficulty then lies in the choice of heuristic algorithm to apply. We propose a help method to schedule, and more specifically a parameter setting up's help of an industrial scheduling software, being based on machine learning system able to extract knowledge from data. An inductive learning based on examples system is developed and replaced in a process of ECD (Extraction of Knowledge starting from Data). The first step pf this process is specific to our problem and uses in this case the capacities of simulation of a market software of scheduling

Suivi de la dégradation des forêts d’Afrique centrale et de la cartographie des routes dans la région

Un atelier a eu lieu au Centre Commun de Recherche (CCR), à Ispra (Italie), du 27 au 31 Mars 2017. Les activités de cet atelier se sont appuyées sur le projet ReCaREDD financé par la DG DEVCO et le Projet Roadless financé par DG CLIMA. L'atelier a réuni un groupe d'experts des pays partenaires du bassin du Congo en provenance du Cameroun, de la République Démocratique du Congo, et de la République du CongoJRC.D.1-Bio-econom

Imbrication de la mise en oeuvre concertée et solidaire du Traité sur les ressources phytogénétiques et du Protocole de Nagoya dans le conexte d’objetifs de politiques nationales plus larges: un atelier destine à des équipes nationales d’acteurs de politiques

This report provides highlights from a workshop entitled “Embedding mutually supportive implementation of the Plant Treaty and the Nagoya Protocol in the context of broader national policy goals. A workshop for national teams of policy actors”. The workshop brought together eleven national teams comprised of National Focal Points for the Nagoya Protocol, the Plant Treaty and the GEF and representatives of lead national agencies dealing with climate change adaptation and agriculture and national finance and planning authorities. As the title of the workshop suggests, the participants examined options to embed the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol and the Plant Treaty in national programmess and strategies to promote climate change adaptation, poverty alleviation, food security and conservation. It was organized by the ABS Capacity Development Initiative and Bioversity International in cooperation with the African Union Commission and the Secretariats of the Convention on Biological Diversity and the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture, held at the International Livestock Research Institute, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 16th – 20th November 201