Rich countries will also have to find more money from taxpayers to fund developing countries, enabling them to cut their greenhouse gas emissions and rebuild their infrastructure to adapt to the likely effects of global warming.
Killen & Associates, a market research company that tracks electronic commerce, predicts that by 2000, banks worldwide will spend $5 billion annually on infrastructure to adapt their legacy mainframe systems, mostly from IBM, to the Internet.
The president asked Congress for $1 billion in his 2015 budget to establish a "climate resiliency fund" that would finance research, preparation and infrastructure to adapt to extreme weather driven by global warming.
This paper advocates the need for infrastructure planning to adapt to and further promote the deployment of autonomous vehicle (AV) technology.
Invest in the infrastructure necessary to adapt to sea level rise and protect homes and the Everglades?
Medical infrastructure needs to adapt to the dramatic pace of technology development in the wake of the Human Genome Project, in order for genome data to be delivered as information and applied as knowledge to benefit health.
"We need to make sure Britain has the energy infrastructure it needs to adapt to both greater use of nuclear power and renewable energy, wherever it's generated," he added.
"Our infrastructure allows us to adapt the materials and the package," Clarke said.
Espousing the recent advances in the field of dynamic spectrum allocation, the proposed BP-enhanced MRF (BPeMRF) network optimization serves the purpose of improving in a low complexity manner the capacity of agile infrastructures, which are required to adapt fast according to the demands of the volatile CR environment and the overlaying dynamic online social networks.
If they want to guarantee the return of the results on time to their customers, their virtual infrastructure must be designed to adapt itself to the new scenario.
