RESEARCH AND EDUCATION PRIORITIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOUTHERN FEDERAL UNIVERSITY by Marina S. Borovskaya

“…Integration of education process with the advanced scientific research and innovation activities, R&D and institutional innovations ensured formation of intellectual and infrastructural basis for social and economic development of the country and training of specialists, which have practical skills and special competences in up-to-date technologies and able to solve creative science-junction tasks. …”
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Quelles trajectoires paysagères pour les massifs forestiers militarisés du Grand-Est ? by Denis Mathis, Emmanuel Chiffre, Christelle Balouzat-Loubet, Tanguy Niederlander, Anne Mathis

“…The territories and landscapes in the border areas of the Grand-Est region have been strongly marked by military infrastructures. These areas are currently undergoing a major process of demilitarisation resulting in the disappearance of this national defence heritage. …”
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Automatic Road Pavement Assessment with Image Processing: Review and Comparison by Sylvie Chambon, Jean-Marc Moliard

“…In the field of noninvasive sensing techniques for civil infrastructures monitoring, this paper addresses the problem of crack detection, in the surface of the French national roads, by automatic analysis of optical images. …”
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Démilitarisation et reconversion de l’héritage militaire by Anne Mathis, Denis Mathis

“…Military redeployment within the country has freed up many military infrastructures at the heart of the urban and peri-urban landscapes of garrison towns. …”
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Complementarity between permanent and temporary by Roberto Bologna

“…Through the detection of the main critical issues persistent in recent earthquake events in Italy and through the proposal of synthetic meta-project applications, the article intends to provide an interpretation of a new relationship of complementarity between temporary interventions and preventive infrastructures of areas destined for emergency settlements in order to provide an adequate response to the new instances of sustainable development and resilient regeneration of the affected urban centers.…”
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TETRA Backhauling via Satellite: Improving Call Setup Times and Saving Bandwidth by Anton Donner, Jawad Ahmed Saleemi, Javier Mulero Chaves

“…In disaster management scenarios with seriously damaged, not existing, or saturated communication infrastructures satellite communications can be an ideal means to provide connectivity with unaffected remote terrestrial trunked radio (TETRA) core networks. …”
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Building and Maintaining the TEI LingSIG Bibliography by Piotr Bański, Stefan Majewski, Maik Stührenberg, Antonina Werthmann

“…The present contribution addresses an infrastructural issue of universal relevance, addressed in the specific context of the TEI. …”
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Dijon, « ville sur la Saône ». Frontières urbaines, réseaux d’eau potable et territoires de la ressource en eau by Sandrine Petit, Marie-Hélène Vergote, Emmanuel Dumont

“…Thanks to the hydraulic infrastructures, the city extended its borders and created a sovereignty over the communes of its periphery with which it traded water. …”
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L’élection présidentielle de 2015 en Côte d’Ivoire : une victoire pour Ouattara, mais pas un plébiscite by Christian Bouquet, Irène Kassi-Djodjo

“…In absolute value, the outgoing president gained the same total amount of votes compared to 2010 while regressing in Abidjan, including his traditional strongholds (Abobo, Adjame), despite new and remarkable infrastructures benefitting the megacity which might have prompted a more robust adhesion from voters.…”
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Faire avec et sans les machines au quotidien : trajectoires post-soviétiques au Tadjikistan by Suzy Blondin

“…The post-Soviet period resulted in a degradation of public services, infrastructures and machines in Tajikistan. This deterioration has resulted among others in the marginalization of some regions such as Tajikistan's Badakhshan and in the emergence of socioeconomic difficulties leading to strong outmigration. …”
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Vivre avec ou par le risque à l’île de Sein ? by Annaig Oiry

“…This island is considered as a symbol of natural hazard territory: indeed this low island has been confronted for decades to face significant flood hazard that is nowadays strengthened by the consequences of global warming and a lack of infrastructures. Pictures of flood hazards, and more particularly pictures of storms, are used in order to spread around the fear of natural disasters. …”
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Un défi pour La Réunion : une dynamique périurbaine mieux maîtrisée by Joël Ninon

“…From the 1980s, the combined demographic pressure induced by an unfinished socio-economic and infrastructural development has been characterized by an unprecedented urban sprawl. …”
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Governance dashboards. Monitoring of key performance and aggregate indicators by Adriano Magliocco, Maria Canepa

“… The recent increase of smart city policies around the world has meant that digital infrastructures play increasingly central roles for data collection and processing in contemporary city governance. …”
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Explanation and design of mentoring in order to promote human resources activities in the National Company of Southern Oil-bearing Regions by Ali Ghasemi Ghasemvand, Vahid Chenari, Mehrdad Hamari, Seyyed Ali Akbar Ahmadi

“…In the qualitative part, the necessary factors and infrastructures of the model were identified through interviews with 11 experts who were selected using the snowball sampling method; and in the quantitative part, the community consisted of 105 experts and human resource managers of the southern National Petroleum Regions Company, and stratified random sampling method was used. …”
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Gérer la pénurie, produire du commun by Claude Le Gouill, Franck Poupeau

“…This survey explores the relationships between small local organizations and socio-technical systems based on large state or private infrastructures. Its purpose is to transform water cooperatives in the expanding peripheries of the city of La Paz in Bolivia. …”
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Individual and collective scale in the complexity of school space. The Portuguese experience by André Santos, Anna Kazimirko, Leonardo Barros

“…So, through the intervention developed by Parque Escolar on the grounds of rehabilitation of the scholar buildings in Portugal, it’s important to comprehend the dialogue between different scales from distinct environments (programmatic, educational, social and infrastructural), defending this operation as a paradigmatic response to the multi-scale complexity.…”
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Les corridors industriels en Inde by Philippe Cadène, Yves-Marie Rault

“…Since the early 2000s, the Indian State has engaged into a territorial development policy that supports investments along corridors with modernized transport infrastructures and adapted areas to accommodate businesses. …”
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Mine d’or et développement durable by Mouhamadou Lamine Diallo

“…Poverty is perceived through joblessness among young people, the absence of social and economical infrastructures and the lack of thoroughfare. Therefore, the setting up of a new mining industry gives rise to hope within villagers and specially the government along with the allocated companies namely Mineral Deposits Limited (Mineral Deposit Limited - MDL), that are claiming sustainable development principles. …”
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GEDUNG KOMUNITAS SASTRA FIKSI KREATIF DI MAKASSAR DENGAN PENDEKATAN ARSITEKTUR KUBISME by Silmi Sulthan, Irma Rahayu, Mutmainnah Mutmainnah

“…The results of the design is creation of infrastructures to facilitate the public to channel their talents and interests in the field of literature, especially literary function and also facilitates and encourages reading by providing the quality of reading source which are cheap and reachable by all people.…”
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Search for Reserves in the Grip of the “Imputed”: Paradoxes of Our Education Strategy by Kh. G. Tkhagapsoev, M. M. Yakhutlov

“…And this, in turn, dictates the need to liberalize the existing education strategy, as well as to “synchronize” the development of the university both with trends and prospects for the development of technologies and infrastructures, and the historical and epistemological patterns of knowledge development, its functions, ways of organization and forms of life.…”
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