In large organizations, management of large amounts of knowledge is a common problem.
Such grouping leads to the identification of major problem groups in network monitoring, e.g., efficient management of increasing amounts of measurements for storage, analysis, and presentation.
The Obama administration on Friday ordered a moratorium on new leases for coal mined from federal lands as part of a sweeping review of the government's management of vast amounts of taxpayer-owned coal throughout the West.
In general, damage indices are implemented and verified in lab systems entailing expensive and very specialized equipment, which permits the use and management of large amounts of data.
The management of large amounts of data, as well as the complexity of the relationships between stakeholders are amongst the major challenges.
Based on the efficient storage mechanism of object-oriented databases, they may be used to store OWL ontologies for realizing the management of large amounts of knowledge in the Semantic Web.
The information management requirements in Gaggles include both the management of large amounts of relatively static services and associated semantic information as well as the management of multiple dynamic regions (sessions or subgrids) where the semantic information is changing frequently.
Based on these models, key technical mechanisms that are critical to the successful management of large amounts of data are proposed and implemented, including permission, data manipulation and file version control.
Poor response time: in large networks, we have large latencies associated to relays and management of huge amounts of data.
Our analysis aimed the evaluation of the computational grid capacity of dealing with the meteorological application (mesoscale climatology), the behavior of the G-BRAMS on a computational grid and the management of large amounts of data, looking for patterns on job execution times that we could correlate with hardware and software failures.
The ATSDR also notes how the electrolytic refining process also required the management of large amounts of acidic waste capable of dissolving heavy metals: "…According to a 1983 Illinois EPA memo, the strong-acid electrolytic bath was believed to have been releasing material.
