InterACTWEL Science Gateway for Adaptation Planning in Food-Energy-Water Sectors of Local Communities

Babbar-Sebens, Meghna; Rivera, Samuel J.; Abeysinghe, Eroma; Marru, Suresh; Pierce, Marlon; Coulter, Eric; Farahani, Majid Jalali; Wannipurage, Dimuthu; Christie, Marcus

doi:10.1145/3332186.3333253

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“…From payroll processing to leave management, HRIS automates routine HR tasks, freeing up time for strategic HR initiatives. In Nigeria's energy sectors, where project timelines and efficiency are paramount, such automation is invaluable (Babbar-Sebens et al, 2019).…”

Section: Technological Advancements In Hrmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Comprehensive Review of Innovative Hr Practices and Their Implications on Organizational Performance in Both the Oil and Gas and Renewable Energy Sectors in Nigeria

Olaoluwa Oladayo,

Solomon Bakare,

Abiola Abdul

et al. 2023

j.trd.wrld.econ

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This study offers a comprehensive review of innovative Human Resource (HR) practices within Nigeria’s energy sectors, encompassing both the oil and gas and renewable energy industries. The primary objective was to discern the relationship between these novel HR strategies and organizational performance. Through an extensive literature review and empirical analysis, several key HR practices emerged as prevalent in these sectors, including talent acquisition, continuous training, and performance-based incentives. Notably, organizations that adopted these innovative practices exhibited enhanced operational efficiency, employee retention, and overall profitability. The renewable energy sector, in particular, showed a growing trend of adopting such practices, signaling a shift towards sustainable human capital management. The study concludes that the integration of innovative HR practices is pivotal for the sustained growth and competitiveness of Nigeria’s energy sectors. Embracing these strategies not only bolsters organizational performance but also ensures adaptability in an ever-evolving global energy landscape.

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Section: Technological Advancements In Hrmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Comprehensive Review of Innovative Hr Practices and Their Implications on Organizational Performance in Both the Oil and Gas and Renewable Energy Sectors in Nigeria

Olaoluwa Oladayo,

Solomon Bakare,

Abiola Abdul

et al. 2023

j.trd.wrld.econ

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“…We have additionally demonstrated a simple, flexible HPCstyle infrastructure which is deployable across multiple cloud providers at nearly the push of a button, which can provide an invaluable testing or bursting environment for researchers lacking in local resources. Additionally, this infrastructure is already battle-tested behind the scenes of numerous Science Gateways [23], [61]- [63].…”

Section: Practical Outcomesmentioning

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Self-Scaling Clusters and Reproducible Containers to Enable Scientific Computing

Vaillancourt¹,

Coulter²,

Knepper³

et al. 2020

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Container technologies such as Docker have become a crucial component of many software industry practices especially those pertaining to reproducibility and portability. The containerization philosophy has influenced the scientific computing community, which has begun to adopt -and even develop -container technologies (such as Singularity). Leveraging containers for scientific software often poses challenges distinct from those encountered in industry, and requires different methodologies. This is especially true for HPC. With an increasing number of options for HPC in the cloud (including NSF-funded cloud projects), there is strong motivation to seek solutions that provide flexibility to develop and deploy scientific software on a variety of computational infrastructures in a portable and reproducible way. The flexibility offered by cloud services enables virtual HPC clusters that scale on-demand, and the Cyberinfrastructure Resource Integration team in the XSEDE project has developed a set of tools which provides scalable infrastructure in the cloud. We now present a solution which uses the Nix package manager in an MPI-capable Docker container that is converted to Singularity. It provides consistent installations, dependencies, and environments in each image that are reproducible and portable across scientific computing infrastructures. We demonstrate the utility of these containers with cluster benchmark runs in a self-scaling virtual cluster using the Slurm scheduler deployed in the Jetstream and Aristotle Red Cloud OpenStack clouds. We conclude this technique is useful as a template for scientific software application containers to be used in the XSEDE compute environment, other Singularity HPC environments, and cloud computing environments.

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A Trustworthy Human–Machine framework for collective decision making in Food–Energy–Water management: The role of trust sensitivity

Uslu

Kaur

Rivera

et al. 2021

Knowledge-Based Systems

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InterACTWEL Science Gateway for Adaptation Planning in Food-Energy-Water Sectors of Local Communities

Cited by 4 publications

References 5 publications

A Comprehensive Review of Innovative Hr Practices and Their Implications on Organizational Performance in Both the Oil and Gas and Renewable Energy Sectors in Nigeria

A Comprehensive Review of Innovative Hr Practices and Their Implications on Organizational Performance in Both the Oil and Gas and Renewable Energy Sectors in Nigeria

Self-Scaling Clusters and Reproducible Containers to Enable Scientific Computing

A Trustworthy Human–Machine framework for collective decision making in Food–Energy–Water management: The role of trust sensitivity

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