D3.2 Final requirements report

This final requirements report (D 3.2) presents the results of the assessment of market requirements of actors in the field of river basin management, which is part of the work package number 3 of WaterInnEU. This analysis will determine the design and selection of functionalities and products to be taken up by the virtual Market Place of WaterInnEU

D3.2 Final requirements report

This final requirements report (D 3.2) presents the results of the assessment of market requirements of actors in the field of river basin management, which is part of the work package number 3 of WaterInnEU. This analysis will determine the design and selection of functionalities and products to be taken up by the virtual Market Place of WaterInnEU

D3.1 : Draft requirements report (version 1.6)

This draft requirements report (D 3.1) presents the results of the assessment of market requirements of actors in the field of river basin management, which is part of the work package number 3 of WaterInnEU. This analysis will determine the design and selection of functionalities and tools to be taken up by the virtual Market Place of WaterInnEU

The Fermilab High Energy Neutrino Program

Introduction The Fermilab neutrino program has made important contributions to particle physics since its inception. Starting with the observation of neutral currents in the 1970's and continuing through the precision measurements of nucleon structure functions by the CCFR (Columbia-Chicago-FermilabRochester) experiment in the late 1980's, this program has been recognized as one of the key contributors to the field. The impact of these results has recently been highlighted by the award of the 1995 W.K.H. Panofsky Prize to Frank Sciulli for his role in this program which, as stated in the Prize description, has "played an important role in establishing the existence of weak neutral currents, ... accurate neutrino-nucleon cross sections and accurate values of basic electroweak parameters, [setting] important limits on neutrino oscillations, and [fitting] sum rules that helped establish the physical reality of quarks." 1 Neutrino Beam and Detector The CC

Program: Adelphi College vs. University of Scranton, October 4, 1952

Program for the University of Scranton football game against Adelphi College on October 4, 1952. The game was played at Adelphi College Field in Garden City, New York

D5.1: Compendium of available standards

This deliverable collects the review of the current standards that can be useful in the water sector and it describes the design for the better strategy to promote the interoperability

A Cochini on an Israeli Moshav, What's in a Name?

Thesis (M.A.)--Adelphi University, 1987.School code: 0001