In this paper, the issues associated with the design, development, and use of web-based applications from a standpoint of the benefits and challenges of development and utilization are investigated.
This issue is associated with the common threat of publication bias (Sterne et al, 2001; Rothstein et al, 2005), where studies that do not identify statistically or clinically significant results are not published.
This chapter addresses the issues associated with the disposal of nuclear waste.
This research analyzes the issues associated with existing software requirement prioritization techniques.
In particular this paper addresses the issues associated with large-scale choked destress blasts in mine pillars.
This chapter discusses the issues associated with network planning, and describes control channel power planning, radio frequency characterization, soft handover (parameter) planning, and inter-frequency handover planning.
To provide an integrated perspective of network emulation testbed, this paper surveys the issues associated in developing network emulation testbeds, including the state-of-the-art of architecture, the interoperability of orchestrating resources, and the way of managing components.
This chapter discusses the issues associated with routing and data dissemination in vehicular networks, and evaluates how delay-tolerant networking concepts can provide a solution to deal with challenging vehicular communication environments.
This chapter discusses the issues associated with making inferences about model parameters from survey data that have been obtained from a probability sampling scheme using a frequency-based framework.
This paper addresses the issues associated with the design, development, and use of web-based ES from a standpoint of the benefits and challenges of developing and using them.
