This paper describes an experimental, adaptive community-based system, the Forum, designed to facilitate communication where there are mutual concerns or interests among virtual communities within or across organizations.
Lean, adaptive, community-driven organizations, built for speed, will thrive.
"We're a scrappy, adaptive community" said Andrew Rosenthal, a member of the Startup Tribe.
Integrity has been defined as the ability of the water body's ecological system to support and maintain a balanced integrated, adaptive community of organisms comparable to that of a natural biota of the region.
The contribution of the present paper is to provide lessons learned about design considerations from a series of user trials over a period of one year for developing adaptive community-based systems.
This paper documents the development of the CHIA within its role as a part of an overall adaptive community-based natural resource management pilot project in Australia's globally significant humid tropical forests.
"We get a ton [of customers] from the adaptive community," Wagstaff said.
Biologic integrity in the context of waterways is defined as the ability of a water body to support and maintain a balanced, integrated, adaptive community of organisms having a species composition, diversity, and functional organization comparable to that of a natural habitat of the region (Daniels et al. 2002; Karr 1991; Southerland et al. 2007, Sponseller et al. 2001).
Verification of self-adaptive systems is a key area of research within the adaptive systems community.
In his essay, "The Wiki and the Blog: Toward a Complex Adaptive Intelligence Community," Andrus posed a deceptively simple question: How did the Internet become so useful in helping people find information?
We then highlight the underappreciated implications for our understanding of population and landscape genetics, adaptive evolution, community diversity, biogeography, and conservation biology.
