Search for dissertations about: "SOA"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 35 swedish dissertations containing the word SOA.
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1. Physical properties and processes of secondary organic aerosol and its constituents
Abstract : Atmospheric aerosol particles are involved in several important processes including the formation of clouds and precipitation. A considerable fraction of the ambient aerosol mass consists of organic compounds of both primary and secondary origin. READ MORE
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2. Information in use Aspects of information quality in workflows
University dissertation from Ronneby : Blekinge Institute of TechnologyAbstract : This thesis is founded on the global growth of the service sector and its significance for society as a whole and for the individual human being. In the last decade, technology has changed the way services are created, developed and delivered in remarkable ways. READ MORE
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3. Black Death - Blue Skies - White Clouds : Water Vapour Uptake of Particles Produced from Traffic Exhaust and their Effect on Climate
University dissertation from Fysiska institutionen, Lunds universitetAbstract : Aerosol particles are everywhere in the air around us, regardless of whether you are in a busy city or in the serene Arctic. Airborne particles can be produced naturally or anthropogenically, and their properties changes during the time they spend in the atmosphere. READ MORE
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4. Adapting Grafchart for Industrial Automation
University dissertation from Department of Automatic Control, Lund Institute of Technology, Lund UniversityAbstract : Current trends in industrial automation are the need for customizable production, vertical integration, more advanced sensors and actuators, and shorter time to market. The currently used control systems and languages for control were developed with a more static production in mind. READ MORE
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5. Product Lifecycle Management – Architectural and Organisational Perspectives
University dissertation from Department of Automatic Control, Lund Institute of Technology, Lund UniversityAbstract : This thesis investigates Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) with focus on architectural and organisational perspectives. The increased complexity in industry regarding processes, IT systems and organisation makes it difficult to manage product information from several and traditionally different engineering fields. READ MORE
