Societal concern with the husbanding of information resources has extended from the traditional domain of libraries and archives to encompass organizational, institutional, and governmental information under the umbrella of information resource management.
J.L. King and K.L. Kraemer, "Information Resource Management: Is It Sensible and Can It Work?," Information & Management, volume 15, number 1, 1988, pp. 7 14.
In a large, multi-country WHO/Health Metric Network assessment in 2009, South Africa scored below 50% in key areas such as overall availability of health information resources, data management and use of information for implementation and action [ 38].
Nor did we locate any studies of children's T1D information resources or diabetes management tools to specifically support children's self-management whilst at school.
With the help of IK and other information on water resources management from local people, Watts (2012) was able to successfully include past information into surface and groundwater models in Wudjuli Lagoon Australia.
The spatial variability evaluation of the water table of an aquifer provides useful information in water resources management plans.
We focused on five cover types (bare/developed land, deciduous forest, mixed forest, pine forest, and non-forest vegetated land), for they reveal information important to resources management at Fort Benning.
Sid is attending Columbia's MSP-ESP program get a more formal training in economics and policy, in order to apply that information in natural resources management legislation and other interests.
On the other hand, the post-real-time research product V7, which is expected to provide better precipitation information for water resources management in ungauged regions, generally outperforms V6 over both gauged basins and has the best performance among the four standard TMPA estimates.
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