System for personnel training in decision making of wildfires fighting

Abstract

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Structuring a Training-Oriented High Performance Work System: A Systematic Review on Frontline Employees in the Service Sector

“…The “adaptive performance” driver contemplates the individual’s ability to demonstrate consistency and initiative in making decisions during extraordinary situations, addressing the importance of dealing with mistakes, rather than avoiding them (Marques-Quinteiro et al, 2019). Among the potential techniques is error-management training, which encourages participants to make mistakes while learning to deal with controversial situations (Gardner et al, 2015), and also decision-making models (Kipfmiller et al, 2019), event simulation systems (Dorrer et al, 2018), and group activities to discuss situations and possible outcomes (Mătăsaru & Scripcariu, 2017).…”

High-resolution and low-background $$^{163}$$Ho spectrum: interpretation of the resonance tails

“…The 163 Ho source was embedded into each pixel of the maXs-20 detector chip in an ion implantation process at ISOLDE, CERN [25] using a mass selected ion beam [26]. The sample used to produce this source was a small amount of a chemically ultra pure 163 Ho sample [27]. It was obtained by chemically separating the Ho fraction from an enriched 162 Er target which was neutron irradiated at the nuclear research reactor at the Institut Laue-Langevin in Grenoble [27].…”

“…The sample used to produce this source was a small amount of a chemically ultra pure 163 Ho sample [27]. It was obtained by chemically separating the Ho fraction from an enriched 162 Er target which was neutron irradiated at the nuclear research reactor at the Institut Laue-Langevin in Grenoble [27]. To reach a 4π encapsulation of the 163 Ho , an implantation area of 150 μm × 150 μm was defined using a photo resist mask over the two gold absorbers of the detectors, which each have dimensions of 180 μm × 180 μm × 5 μm [28].…”

Measurement of Phase-Distribution of Phase-Modulated Optical Signals using Delayed Self-Homodyne Detection

“…Exploiting the best performance of phase modulations requires instruments with sufficient accuracy for assessing the phase variations of the modulated signals in transmission lines, as well as testing the bit-error rate. Phase measurement techniques based on optical coherent detection have been previously demonstrated [3][4] [5]. They give us intuitive phase distributions of the signals associated with the symbol assignment of the phase-shift keying formats, but there are inevitable problems of signal coherency relating to the carrier frequency drift and optical phase noise caused by the linewidth of the optical carrier.…”

“…They give us intuitive phase distributions of the signals associated with the symbol assignment of the phase-shift keying formats, but there are inevitable problems of signal coherency relating to the carrier frequency drift and optical phase noise caused by the linewidth of the optical carrier. Some techniques use digital signal processing optimized for phase reconstruction to suppress the effects of these carrier fluctuations [3][4]; however, a very stable oscillator as an optical reference with the same wavelength of the signal to be measured must still be implemented.…”