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Titre A reactive decision support system for freight intermodal barge transportation services Système réactif d aide la décision pour le transport intermodal fluvial de marchandises Financement prévu Contrat Doctoral Cofinancement éventuel Co Directeur de thèse Abdelhakim Artiba UVHC LAMIH E mail abdelhakim valenciennes fr Co encadrant de thèse Ioana Bilegan UVHC LAMIH E mail ioana valenciennes fr Co encadrant de thèse Emmanuel Adam UVHC LAMIH E mail emmanuel valenciennes fr Laboratoire LAMIH UMR CNRS UVHC Valenciennes Equipe ou Groupe de recherche Décision Interaction et Mobilité DIM The candidate needs a strong background in Computer Sciences and or in Operations Research including methods of modeling and optimization discrete event system simulation as well as algorithms and data structures in C C++ language multi agent systems knowledge would be appreciated French language is not necessary Le candidat doit avoir un très bon niveau en informatique et ou en recherche opérationnelle méthodes de modélisation et d optimisation simulation par évènements discrets algorithmique et structures de données en C C++ une connaissance des systèmes multi agent serait appréciée PhD Project In the context of freight intermodal transportation the goal of this research is to contribute to the development of sustainable transportation systems and to allow and improve the modal transfer towards less polluting transportation modes especially concerning the inland waterway network Taking advantage from a well designed decision support system to manage intermodal transport activities is an essential asset Up to now many research initiatives and industrial projects tackled the complex problem of intermodal transportation chains organisation with a particular interest towards railways as a “greener” transportation alternative Nevertheless just a few published studies discuss about the inland waterway transportation alternative Caris As a general framework the approach of this type of transportation problems is as follows: on the ... - Abdelhakim Artiba
Titre A reactive decision support system for freight intermodal barge transportation services Système réactif d'aide la décision pour le transport intermodal fluvial de marchandises Financement prévu Contrat Doctoral Cofinancement éventuel Co Directeur de thèse Abdelhakim Artiba UVHC LAMIH E mail abdelhakim valenciennes fr Co encadrant de thèse Ioana Bilegan UVHC LAMIH E mail ioana valenciennes fr Co encadrant de thèse Emmanuel Adam UVHC LAMIH E mail emmanuel valenciennes fr Laboratoire LAMIH UMR CNRS UVHC Valenciennes Equipe ou Groupe de recherche Décision Interaction et Mobilité DIM The candidate needs a strong background in Computer Sciences and or in Operations Research including methods of modeling and optimization discrete event system simulation as well as algorithms and data structures in C C++ language multi agent systems knowledge would be appreciated French language is not necessary Le candidat doit avoir un très bon niveau en informatique et ou en recherche opérationnelle méthodes de modélisation et d'optimisation simulation par évènements discrets algorithmique et structures de données en C C++ une connaissance des systèmes multi agent serait appréciée PhD Project In the context of freight intermodal transportation the goal of this research is to contribute to the development of sustainable transportation systems and to allow and improve the modal transfer towards less polluting transportation modes especially concerning the inland waterway network Taking advantage from a well designed decision support system to manage intermodal transport activities is an essential asset Up to now many research initiatives and industrial projects tackled the complex problem of intermodal transportation chains organisation with a particular interest towards railways as a “greener” transportation alternative Nevertheless just a few published studies discuss about the inland waterway transportation alternative Caris As a general framework the approach of this type of transportation problems is as follows: on the ...
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SPI Slave Mode The synchronous serial interface comprises the SPI CLK input SPI MOSI output SPI MISO input SPI CS input and SPI INT output signals When used in SPI mode these signals can be read but not written as GPIO port bits Using this interface an external microcontroller can be provided with a network connection it would otherwise lack using the module as a modem The microcontroller can set up and tear down TCP IP connections as a client or as a server and send and receive data packets A simple protocol is used for communicating over the SPI bus The module is viewed as containing a set of registers see Table that mediate the process A request by the SPI bus master starts by activating the SPI CS signal and sending a single control byte see Table The module replies with a one byte delay and so the first byte received from the module must be discarded by the master The master can then either send a sequence of bytes or zero in order to terminate the request If the module replies with a zero byte that means that it has received invalid data and the master must terminate the request with a zero: it must deassert SPI CS and can then begin a new request Any zero bytes to be communicated on the bus must be escaped using a backslash as described in the main article Each byte received by the module increments its internal address counter which allows a sequence of registers to be set up in a single command This does not apply to the buffer register at address 0x18 In a read command the master sends out non zero dummy bytes to the module while the module replies with the contents of the addressed registers In a write command the module acknowledges the bytes it receives with dummy bytes Also whenever the status of the module changes it asserts that is takes low the SPI INT signal Reading the flag register at address 0x01 will reveal the reason for the status change and deassert SPI INT Module state on reset Upon reset the registers in the module are all initialised to zero The module starts up and assuming ... - Jensn
SPI Slave Mode The synchronous serial interface comprises the SPI CLK input SPI MOSI output SPI MISO input SPI CS input and SPI INT output signals When used in SPI mode these signals can be read but not written as GPIO port bits Using this interface an external microcontroller can be provided with a network connection it would otherwise lack using the module as a modem The microcontroller can set up and tear down TCP IP connections as a client or as a server and send and receive data packets A simple protocol is used for communicating over the SPI bus The module is viewed as containing a set of registers see Table that mediate the process A request by the SPI bus master starts by activating the SPI CS signal and sending a single control byte see Table The module replies with a one byte delay and so the first byte received from the module must be discarded by the master The master can then either send a sequence of bytes or zero in order to terminate the request If the module replies with a zero byte that means that it has received invalid data and the master must terminate the request with a zero: it must deassert SPI CS and can then begin a new request Any zero bytes to be communicated on the bus must be escaped using a backslash as described in the main article Each byte received by the module increments its internal address counter which allows a sequence of registers to be set up in a single command This does not apply to the buffer register at address 0x18 In a read command the master sends out non zero dummy bytes to the module while the module replies with the contents of the addressed registers In a write command the module acknowledges the bytes it receives with dummy bytes Also whenever the status of the module changes it asserts that is takes low the SPI INT signal Reading the flag register at address 0x01 will reveal the reason for the status change and deassert SPI INT Module state on reset Upon reset the registers in the module are all initialised to zero The module starts up and assuming ...
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Symmetries and symmetry breakings: the fabric of physical interactions and the flow of time1 Giuseppe Longo Dépt d Informatique CNRS Ecole Normale Supérieure et CREA Polytechnique Paris http: www di ens fr users longo Summary This short note develops some ideas along the lines of the stimulating paper by Heylighen Found Sci 2010a It summarizes a theme in several writings with Francis Bailly downloadable from this author s web page The “geometrization” of time and causality is the common ground of the analysis hinted here and in Heylighen s paper Heylighen adds a logical notion consistency in order to understand a possible origin of the selective process that may have originated this organization of natural phenomena We will join our perspectives by hinting to some gnoseological complexes common to mathematics and physics which may shed light on the issues raised by Heylighen Note: Francis Bailly passed away recently: his immense experience in physics has been leading our joint work for many years Historically it is with relativist physics that there occurs a “change of perspective”: we pass from “causal laws” to the structural organization of space and time or even from causal laws to the “legality normativity of geometric structures” This understanding of causal laws by the identification of structural organizations stems essentially from the intrinsic duality existing between the characterization of the geometry of the universe and that of energy momentum within that universe By this duality and the putting into effect of the principle of invariance under the differentiable transformations of space time the “forces” are relativized to the nature of this geometry: they will even appear or disappear according to the geometric nature of the universe chosen a priori to describe physical behaviors Now it is similar for quantum physics in gauge theories Here gauge groups operate upon internal variables such as in the case of relativity where the choice of local gauges and their changes enable to define or ... - Giuseppe Longo
Symmetries and symmetry breakings: the fabric of physical interactions and the flow of time1 Giuseppe Longo Dépt d'Informatique CNRS Ecole Normale Supérieure et CREA Polytechnique Paris http: www di ens fr users longo Summary This short note develops some ideas along the lines of the stimulating paper by Heylighen Found Sci 2010a It summarizes a theme in several writings with Francis Bailly downloadable from this author's web page The “geometrization” of time and causality is the common ground of the analysis hinted here and in Heylighen's paper Heylighen adds a logical notion consistency in order to understand a possible origin of the selective process that may have originated this organization of natural phenomena We will join our perspectives by hinting to some gnoseological complexes common to mathematics and physics which may shed light on the issues raised by Heylighen Note: Francis Bailly passed away recently: his immense experience in physics has been leading our joint work for many years Historically it is with relativist physics that there occurs a “change of perspective”: we pass from “causal laws” to the structural organization of space and time or even from causal laws to the “legality normativity of geometric structures” This understanding of causal laws by the identification of structural organizations stems essentially from the intrinsic duality existing between the characterization of the geometry of the universe and that of energy momentum within that universe By this duality and the putting into effect of the principle of invariance under the differentiable transformations of space time the “forces” are relativized to the nature of this geometry: they will even appear or disappear according to the geometric nature of the universe chosen a priori to describe physical behaviors Now it is similar for quantum physics in gauge theories Here gauge groups operate upon internal variables such as in the case of relativity where the choice of local gauges and their changes enable to define or ...
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