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Joachim Schöpfel Chérifa Boukacem Zeghmouri Conference report Usage assessment the French touch International Symposium: Academic Online Resources: Assessment and Usage Lille France November In the heart of Europe at only hour mins from St Pancras hour from Paris and mins from Brussels Lille hosted the first international conference on digital usage assessment in France LIS professionals and scientists from five continents met for two days on the scientific campus of the Lille University and discussed usage related approaches to academic digital libraries Usage assessment in France Since French information experts and academic librarians developed an intensive research activity to understand and accompany the uptake and usage of scientific digital resources Most of the research is linked to the academic big deals from the COUPERIN consortium and to the CNRS scientific information portals The scientific information centre INIST made available on its website a French version of the COUNTER Code of Practice and created a service on usage statistics The National Research Agency ANR funded a year research project EPEF on usage of journals databases and ebooks by the French academic communities based on a unique partnership between international publishers academic libraries and experts from Lille Nancy and Paris Lille University supports a nationwide study on the development and usage of French open archives and hosted in the first French symposium on usage assessment The event is the message The first message of the Lille conference is unambiguous: usage assessment is a hot topic for the whole value chain of the scientific information market This market is fundamentally international and so is research on usage Half of the speakers sponsors and members of the program committee came from other countries than France The conference language was a muddle up of French and English but as all participants shared similar experiences with digital resources no problems of understanding occurred Scientists and ... -
Joachim Schöpfel Chérifa Boukacem Zeghmouri Conference report Usage assessment the French touch International Symposium: Academic Online Resources: Assessment and Usage Lille France November In the heart of Europe at only hour mins from St Pancras hour from Paris and mins from Brussels Lille hosted the first international conference on digital usage assessment in France LIS professionals and scientists from five continents met for two days on the scientific campus of the Lille University and discussed usage related approaches to academic digital libraries Usage assessment in France Since French information experts and academic librarians developed an intensive research activity to understand and accompany the uptake and usage of scientific digital resources Most of the research is linked to the academic big deals from the COUPERIN consortium and to the CNRS scientific information portals The scientific information centre INIST made available on its website a French version of the COUNTER Code of Practice and created a service on usage statistics The National Research Agency ANR funded a year research project EPEF on usage of journals databases and ebooks by the French academic communities based on a unique partnership between international publishers academic libraries and experts from Lille Nancy and Paris Lille University supports a nationwide study on the development and usage of French open archives and hosted in the first French symposium on usage assessment The event is the message The first message of the Lille conference is unambiguous: usage assessment is a hot topic for the whole value chain of the scientific information market This market is fundamentally international and so is research on usage Half of the speakers sponsors and members of the program committee came from other countries than France The conference language was a muddle up of French and English but as all participants shared similar experiences with digital resources no problems of understanding occurred Scientists and ...
Multispectral and multiangular measurement and modeling of leaf reflectance and transmittance Laurent Bousquet1 Thomas Lavergne2 Thierry Deroin3 Jean Luc Widlowski2 Ismaël Moya4 and Stéphane Jacquemoud1 Etudes Spatiales et Planétologie Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris et Université Paris Paris France jussieu fr jussieu fr Institute for Environment and Sustainability European Commission DG Joint Research Centre Ispra Italy thomas it jean luc it Muséum National d Histoire Naturelle Paris France fr Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique Ecole polytechnique Palaiseau France ismael polytechnique fr ABSTRACT Radiative transfer models are useful to non destructive estimation of vegetation biochemical content both at leaf level and canopy level They generally regard the leaf as a plane parallel absorbing and scattering medium the absorption coefficients of which are often estimated by model inversion This study aims at predicting leaf optical properties without resort to model inversion A typical dicotyledon leaf the biochemical content and anatomy of which have been measured in the laboratory acts as a model for D geometrical reconstruction The assigned absorption coefficients and refractive indices of constituents are compared to values published in the literature Radiative transfer simulations in the leaf model are run with the D Monte Carlo ray tracing model RAYTRAN Simulated reflectance and transmittance reproduce well typical leaf spectral features The anisotropy in the bidirectional simulations is also close to measurements However the model simulations overestimate the measured reflectances at large illumination zenith angles This may be due to the prescription of too high values for the cell wall refractive index and excessive air layers between the leaf palisade and the upper epidermis in the D leaf model - Stéphane
Multispectral and multiangular measurement and modeling of leaf reflectance and transmittance Laurent Bousquet1 Thomas Lavergne2 Thierry Deroin3 Jean Luc Widlowski2 Ismaël Moya4 and Stéphane Jacquemoud1 Etudes Spatiales et Planétologie Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris et Université Paris Paris France jussieu fr jussieu fr Institute for Environment and Sustainability European Commission DG Joint Research Centre Ispra Italy thomas it jean luc it Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle Paris France fr Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique Ecole polytechnique Palaiseau France ismael polytechnique fr ABSTRACT Radiative transfer models are useful to non destructive estimation of vegetation biochemical content both at leaf level and canopy level They generally regard the leaf as a plane parallel absorbing and scattering medium the absorption coefficients of which are often estimated by model inversion This study aims at predicting leaf optical properties without resort to model inversion A typical dicotyledon leaf the biochemical content and anatomy of which have been measured in the laboratory acts as a model for D geometrical reconstruction The assigned absorption coefficients and refractive indices of constituents are compared to values published in the literature Radiative transfer simulations in the leaf model are run with the D Monte Carlo ray tracing model RAYTRAN Simulated reflectance and transmittance reproduce well typical leaf spectral features The anisotropy in the bidirectional simulations is also close to measurements However the model simulations overestimate the measured reflectances at large illumination zenith angles This may be due to the prescription of too high values for the cell wall refractive index and excessive air layers between the leaf palisade and the upper epidermis in the D leaf model
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