Evolving Web Service Applications Using UML and OWL-S

Kwon, Jongwon; Park, Yong-Man; Koo, Sangjun; Kim, Hiesik

doi:10.1109/iccit.2007.171

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“…The basic model, described in 1984 [7], was successfully used to assist several projects [8][9][10][11]. An improved 5-phase model and code incorporating a small disturbance speed [12] and radiation coupling with dynamics assisted other research projects [13][14][15] and was web-published in 2000 [16] and 2005 [17]. Plasma self-absorption was included in 2007 [16] improving soft x-ray yield simulation.…”

Section: The Lee Model Codementioning

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Current and neutron scaling for megajoule plasma focus machines

Lee¹

2008

Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion

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In a 2007 paper Nukulin and Polukhin surmised from electrodynamical considerations that, for megajoule dense plasma focus devices, focus currents and neutron yield Y n saturate as the capacitor energy E 0 is increased by increasing the capacitance C 0 . In contrast, our numerical experiments show no saturation; both pinch currents and Y n continue to rise with C 0 although at a slower rate than at lower energies. The difference in results is explained. The Nukulin and Polukhin assumption that the tube inductance and length are proportional to C 0 is contrary to laboratory as well as numerical experiments. Conditions to achieve Y n of 10 13 in a deuterium plasma focus are found from our numerical experiments, at a storage energy of 3 MJ with a circuit peak current of 7.6 MA and focus pinch current of 2.5 MA.

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Section: The Lee Model Codementioning

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Current and neutron scaling for megajoule plasma focus machines

Lee¹

2008

Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion

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“…The difficulties in distinguishing I pinch from I total are obviated in numerical experiments using the Lee Model [11][12][13][14][15]. In a typical simulation, the I total trace is computed and fitted to a measured I total trace from the particular focus.…”

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“…The basic model, described in 1984 [11], was successfully used to assist several experiments [16][17][18]. An improved 5-phase model and code incorporating small disturbance speed [19], and radiation coupling with dynamics assisted other research projects [20][21][22], and was web-published in 2000 [13] and 2005 [14]. Plasma self-absorption was included in 2007 [13].…”

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“…An improved 5-phase model and code incorporating small disturbance speed [19], and radiation coupling with dynamics assisted other research projects [20][21][22], and was web-published in 2000 [13] and 2005 [14]. Plasma self-absorption was included in 2007 [13]. It has been used extensively in several machines including UNU/ICTP PFF [16-18, 20, 23], NX2 [21,22], NX1 [21], and adapted for the Filippov-type plasma focus DENA [24].…”

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Numerical experiments on plasma focus pinch current limitation

Lee

Lee²,

Saw

et al. 2008

Plasma Phys. Control. Fusion

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Contrary to the general expectation that performance of a plasma focus would progressively improve with progressive reduction of its static inductance L o , a recent paper suggests that there is in fact an optimum L o below which although the peak total current increases progressively the pinch current and consequently the neutron yield of that plasma focus would not increase, but instead decreases. This paper describes the numerical experiments and results that led to this conclusion.

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“…BPM researchers reviewed the breadth of many other BPMMs (e.g. Lee et al ., 2007; Maier et al ., 2008; McCormack et al ., 2009). For instance, Röglinger et al .…”

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A measurement instrument for the “ten principles of good BPM”

Badakhshan,

Scholta,

Schmiedel

et al. 2023

BPMJ

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PurposeThe ten principles of good business process management (BPM) support organizations in planning and scoping the organizations' BPM approach. Derived from literature and expert panels, the principles received much attention both in research and practice. This article develops a measurement instrument to operationalize the principles and to support organizations in measuring the degree to which they incorporate the principles in their BPM approach, that way advancing their BPM capabilities.Design/methodology/approachThe authors applied the scale-development methodology, because this methodology is an established approach consisting of various techniques to develop measurement instruments. First, the authors used established techniques to develop such an instrument. Then, the authors assessed the validity and reliability of the developed instrument through a field survey with 345 participants.FindingsThe authors developed a valid and reliable measurement instrument for the ten principles of good BPM. The field survey's results reveal that the measurement instrument meets all required methodological standards. The instrument, thus, can be applied to help process owners and managers to evaluate their BPM approach and plan future actions based on potential shortcomings. Future research can both use and further develop the instrument, which serves as a conceptualization of the principles.Originality/valueThis study is the first to provide a measurement instrument for assessing an organizations' BPM practice against the ten principles of good BPM, which have become established as a much-considered and widely-used source of reference both in academia and practice. The authors also discuss how the instrument compares to and distinguishes from existing approaches to qualify BPM approaches, thus communicating the significance of the instrument.

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Evolving Web Service Applications Using UML and OWL-S

Cited by 18 publications

References 7 publications

Current and neutron scaling for megajoule plasma focus machines

Current and neutron scaling for megajoule plasma focus machines

Numerical experiments on plasma focus pinch current limitation

A measurement instrument for the “ten principles of good BPM”

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