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Flaa,Paul-Hofoss,Dag-Holmer-Hoven,Finn-Medhus,Thorstein-Ronning,Rolf From ‘grey to green’- investigating the capabilities of the bureaucratic system to be an actor in reaching a Sustainable Society: A case study of Region Skåne, Sweden. By: Annie Andersson 1 ABSTRACT Sustainable development policies have for the last 10 years been a part of the Swedish domestic politics. The creation of a green we
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SECTION I: INTRODUCTION LUMES – LUND UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL MASTER’S PROGRAMME IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AN ANALYSIS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF SCARCE WATER RESOURCES IN JORDAN - A SYSTEM’S APPROACH MASTER’S THESIS BY ROBA EL-GHADBAN E-mail: roba.ghadban@telia.com _____________________________________________________________________ SUPERVISOR Prof. Lars Bengtsson Department of Water Resources Engineer
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Brevmall Vice-Chancel lor Lund University Language Policy Approved by the Vice-Chancellor 19 June 2014 Introduction The Swedish parliament has adopted a Language Act (2009:600) which addresses the responsibility of public authorities for the Swedish language. In addition to its role as a Swedish public authority, Lund University is an international environment with activities and collaborations co
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Newsletter teachers autumn 2019.pdf GRADUATE SCHOOL – TEACHER & FRIENDS NEWSLETTER, AUTUMN 2019 Issue 7 – autumn 2019 Teacher Times Letter from the Director of Studies Graduate School news & info A mentoring report Understanding the Uni: the Rector’s Office – a historical overview 1 2 6 7 NB. The newsletter is also available (with clickable links!) here: tinyurl.com/GSteachernews Understanding t
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Uppdrag till Expertgruppen ang BIM/Geodata Lars Harrie Department of Physical Geography and Ecosystem Science, Lund University Some activities in Geographic Information Science at INES Geographic Information Science at INES Data integration/generalisation Spatial data infrastructure Demography/Epidemiology Tourism City modelling Hydrological modelling Remote sensing- GIS ICOS CP - Geomatics Dispos
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Brevmall Vice-Chancel lor Lund University Language Policy Approved by the Vice-Chancellor 19 June 2014 Introduction The Swedish parliament has adopted a Language Act (2009:600) which addresses the responsibility of public authorities for the Swedish language. In addition to its role as a Swedish public authority, Lund University is an international environment with activities and collaborations co
https://www.staff.lu.se/sites/staff.lu.se/files/lund-university-language-policy.pdf - 2026-06-30
Computer vision applications are very useful to study animal movements, but due to their intrinsic complexity they are challenging to design, implement, and use properly. We here describe a calibration procedure for a laboratory stereo vision system for tracking zooplankton in three dimensions (3D). We demonstrate the crucial importance of using a correct calibration for proper interpretation of a
Accurate and internationally comparable Human Papillomavirus (HPV) DNA genotyping is essential both for evaluation of HPV vaccines and for effective monitoring and implementation of vaccination programs. World Health Organisation (WHO) HPV Laboratory Network (LabNet) regularly issues international proficiency studies. The 2010 HPV genotyping proficiency panel for HPV vaccinology contained 43 coded
Lake Vattern, Sweden, is within a graben that formed through rifting along the boundary between two Precambrian terrains. Geophysical mapping and geological coring show that substantial tectonic movements along the Lake Vattern graben occurred at the very onset of the Holocene. This is evident from deformation structures in the soft sediment accumulated on the lake floor. Our interpretation of the
“Meetings are now more important” : A study about social workers' view on client meetings within the financial aid sector. In social work, meeting other people forms a big part of the job and human contact is generally considered very important. The aim of this study was to investigate how social workers within the financial aid sector reason about meetings with clients when based on the goal
The fungal symbionts forming ectomycorrhizas, as well as their associated bacteria, benefit forest trees in a number of ways although the most important is enhancing soil nutrient mobilization and uptake. This is reciprocated by the allocation of carbohydrates by the tree to the fungus through the root interface, making the relationship a mutualistic association. Many field observations suggest th
The music content online is expanding fast, and music streaming services are in need for algorithms that sort new music. Sorting music by their characteristics often comes down to considering the genre of the music. Numerous studies have been made on automatic classification of audio files using spectral analysis and machine learning methods. However, many of the completed studies have been unrealis
Peatlands, with high spatial variability in ecotypes and microforms, constitute a significant part of the boreal landscape and play an important role in the global carbon (C) cycle. However, the effects of this peatland heterogeneity within the boreal landscape are rarely quantified. Here, we use field-based measurements, high-resolution land cover classification, and biogeochemical and atmospheri
Sediments from the small lake Ilsø situated in the Illerup/Alken Enge Valley were studied in order to investigate past landscape development at the time of a probably ritual human mass burial following battle during the Roman Iron Age (ad 1–400). A pollen record from Ilsø and a number of other records from Jutland were combined using the Landscape Reconstruction Algorithm to reconstruct local vege
INTRODUCTION Based on historical data, a decline in sperm counts during the years 1940-1990 has been suggested and aetiologically linked to a concomitant increase in the incidence of testicular cancer. This study, focusing on possible changes in sperm parameters among young Swedish men, during the past 10 years, was specifically designed in order to answer the question of whether there is a contin
BACKGROUND: Robust comparisons of population-based cancer survival estimates require tight adherence to the study protocol, standardized quality control, appropriate life tables of background mortality, and centralized analysis. The CONCORD program established worldwide surveillance of population-based cancer survival in 2015, analyzing individual data on 26 million patients (including 10 million
The Nordic Grid facility (NorduGrid [1]) came into operation during summer 2002 when the Scandinavian ATLAS HEP group started to use the Grid for the ATLAS Data Challenges (DC) and was thus the first Grid ever contributing to an ATLAS production. Since then, the Grid facility has been in continuous 24/7 operation. NorduGrid is being used by a growing set of active users from various scientific are
The benefits of archaeology are seldom discussed in relation to the evident fascination of many people with the subjects of archaeology and the past. This current popularity of a certain way of perceiving archaeology and the past can be seen as a part of larger trends associated with the Experience or Dream Society as described by scholars such as Gerhard Schulze and Rolf Jensen. In this paper, I
Whilst we know quite a bit about organized forms of climate skepticism, very few studies focus on how disorganized climate skeptics seek an underdog position to speak truth to power. Hence, we investigate frank speech as updated ancient forms of truth-telling ‘parrhesia’, in two Swedish empirical sources that strongly question the climate change consensus. The first is a digital space for free spe
