An Integrated Approach for Agricultural Ecosystem Management

Xu, Li Da; Liang, Ning; Gao, Qiong

doi:10.1109/tsmcc.2007.913894

Cited by 126 publications

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“…The capturing of human knowledge is essential to enabling the evaluation of e-government services and hence, building a knowledge base by using a belief rule base should be appropriate than that of CBR. Knowledge base building by the use of a rule base is also common in other areas of a problem domain, such as agricultural ecosystem management [39]. However, there remains some challenging research issues before adopting the belief rule based expert system to evaluate eGovernment developed by Hossain et al [7] because this system has been developed to handle a priori knowledge not for a posteriori knowledge.…”

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A novel framework of an expert system by integrating capability approach and BRB to evaluate e-Government Services

Andersson

Hossain

Thapa

et al. 2015

eChallenges E-2015 Conference

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Capability approach is hard to operationalize and capabilities are sometimes difficult to reduce into the individual level. We describe our approach to solve these problems paired with an adequate ICT infrastructure and believe that the impact of concrete eGovernment services will become more visible and available. Citizens can inspect it, professionals can target their re-engineering on failure cases, learn from best cases, and researchers can compare different types of eGovernment. The solving of operationalisation will also strengthen the capability approach, by extending its scope from macro theory towards more easy application on the institutional and organizational levels.

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A novel framework of an expert system by integrating capability approach and BRB to evaluate e-Government Services

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Hossain

Thapa

et al. 2015

eChallenges E-2015 Conference

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“…In addition, a number of research articles based on sustainable development and evolution in agriculture were included. (Xu, Liang, and Gao 2008;Xu et al 2009;Xu and Xu 2011). Cluster 4 with yellow nodes: A small cluster of works, concentrating on information communication technology (ICT) policy making, especially in the context of 3G mobile technologies, challenges and prospects in China.…”

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Scientific collaboration of Library & Information Science research in China (2012-2013)

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Imran

Badar

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“…Markus et al (2002) presented an IS design theory for systems that support emergent knowledge processes by specifying six specific design principles that offer guidance to developers. Xu et al (2008) proposed an integrated IS for agricultural ecosystem management. Based on the existing works from Markus et al (2002), Turoff et al (2004), andHevner et al (2004), we developed a set of IS design principles.…”

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Design Principles of Integrated Information Platform for Emergency Responses: The Case of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games

Yang

Yuan

2012

Information Systems Research

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T his paper investigates the challenges faced in designing an integrated information platform for emergency response management and uses the Beijing Olympic Games as a case study. The research methods are grounded in action research, participatory design, and situation-awareness oriented design. The completion of a more than two-year industrial secondment and six-month field studies ensured that a full understanding of user requirements had been obtained. A service-centered architecture was proposed to satisfy these user requirements. The proposed architecture consists mainly of information gathering, database management, and decision support services. The decision support services include situational overview, instant risk assessment, emergency response preplan, and disaster development prediction. Abstracting from the experience obtained while building this system, we outline a set of design principles in the general domain of information systems (IS) development for emergency management. These design principles form a contribution to the information systems literature because they provide guidance to developers who are aiming to support emergency response and the development of such systems that have not yet been adequately met by any existing types of IS. We are proud that the information platform developed was deployed in the real world and used in the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

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An Integrated Approach for Agricultural Ecosystem Management

Cited by 126 publications

References 29 publications

A novel framework of an expert system by integrating capability approach and BRB to evaluate e-Government Services

A novel framework of an expert system by integrating capability approach and BRB to evaluate e-Government Services

Scientific collaboration of Library & Information Science research in China (2012-2013)

Design Principles of Integrated Information Platform for Emergency Responses: The Case of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games

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