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to process and align these data, and the philosophy of the data processing. These data can be used to investigate snow accumulation and redistribution, ice dynamics, surface roughness, and they can ... expedition from October 2019 to May 202021. We present the philosophy of the data processing, and it’s implementation in pydar19. Finally, we validate the vertical alignment and discuss considerations for
, income inequality, social mobility, housing unaffordability, and political polarization. ... in inequality, but also the social, economic, political, and even epidemiological consequences of concentrated wealth12,13. Specifically, wealth inequality has previously been linked to the local
electoral contests that encompasses races for seven distinct local political offices in most medium and large cities and counties in the U.S. over the last three decades. This is the most comprehensive ... of Political Science, columbia University , newYork , USA 2 Department of Political Science, George Washington University , Washington, Warshaw , USA 3 Justin de Benedictis-Kessner Christopher Warshaw
political orientation. Detailed data on chills responses is captured alongside participants’ ratings of the stimuli. The dataset combines controlled elicitation of chills using previously validated materials ... of 2,937 participants, all based in Southern California, and balanced for an even representation of political orientation, sex, age and education level. Participants were presented with 20 stimuli
U.S. federal laws figure importantly in many research projects in political science, law, sociology, economics, and other disciplines. Despite their prominence, there is no authoritative, current ... purposes or validate what these datasets deliver. Some of the earliest existing data responsive to these criteria comes from a key debate in American political science about the consequences of divided
are relevant for many areas of research, including on the competitiveness of territorial units, the economic and political impact of trade on importing countries, and the economic and political ... Measuring Subnational t rade Competitiveness Robert a. Huber 0 University of Salzburg, Political Science , Salzburg, 5020 , Austria 1 University of Reading, Political Science and International
truths about whatever is thought to exist. This requirement of keeping up with the science of the day goes even beyond metaphysics and encompasses all philosophy. As requested long ago by Hans Reichenbach ... (1951), true philosophy should be scientific philosophy, i.e. philosophy based on the best current science.1 Of all special sciences, it is undoubtedly modern physics which has had the strongest impact
in legal epidemiology and political science.
Public knowledge of what is said in parliament is a tenet of democracy, and a critical resource for political science research. In Australia, following the British tradition, the written record of ... both researchers and policymakers. Background & Summary The official written record of parliamentary debates, formally known as Hansard1, plays a fundamental role in capturing the history of political
: [email protected] University of Georgia, Department of Philosophy, USA. E-mail: [email protected] philosophy of food is an emerging and distinctive area of philosophical inquiry, and much of the ... Ciencia, Spain. E-mail: . 2 University of Georgia, Department of Philosophy, USA. E-mail: . The philosophy of food is an emerging and distinctive area of philosophical inquiry, and much of
–2030. Scenarios include changes in the cultural, demographic, economic, and political determinants of migration in sending and receiving countries. Assessments focus on the change in the number of family ... continent’s demographic composition; it is also becoming a topic of increased political significance1,2. The aftermath of the 2015 refugee crisis has intensified political debates surrounding migration, with
Global climate change poses significant societal and political challenges. The rapid increase in the near-surface air temperatures and the drastic retreat of the Arctic sea ice during summer are not
identification, national narcissism, and social belonging); c) ideology (political ideology); #A full list of authors and their affiliations appears at the end of the paper. d) health and well-being (subjective ... narcissism32, and social Ideology. One construct: political ideology. Participants self-reported their political orientation according to a single item on a scale from 0 (“Very left-leaning”) to 10 (“Very right
University of Technology , Hefei, 230009 , China 1 Philosophy and Social Sciences Laboratory of Data Science and Smart Society Governance, Ministry of education, Hefei University of t echnology , Hefei, 230009 ... , China 2 Anhui Provincial Key Laboratory of Philosophy and Social Sciences for Smart Management of Energy & Environment and Green & Low Carbon Development, Hefei University of Technology , Hefei, 230009
conceptual framework to suit the city context and to account for the unique characteristics of energy transition in China. In particular, three WEF-ETI dimensions, namely “regulation and political commitment ... Foundation of China (72104184, 72174056, 72074069, 72004200), Zhejiang Provincial Philosophy and Social Sciences Planning Project (No. 21YJRC05-1YB), and Interdisciplinary Joint Research Fund of Tongji
Building stock management is becoming a global societal and political issue, inter alia because of growing sustainability concerns. Comprehensive and openly accessible building stock data can enable
Sarah A. Fisher* *University of Reading, School of Humanities, Department of Philosophy SUMMARY Human judgements are affected by the words in which information is presented -or ... . Crucially, providing that foundation will, in turn, require engagement with a conceptual distinction heavily discussed in the philosophy of language, concerning the difference between semantics and pragmatics
Sarah A. Fisher* *University of Reading, School of Humanities, Department of Philosophy SUMMARY Human judgements are affected by the words in which information is presented -or ... . Crucially, providing that foundation will, in turn, require engagement with a conceptual distinction heavily discussed in the philosophy of language, concerning the difference between semantics and pragmatics
Sarah A. Fisher* *University of Reading, School of Humanities, Department of Philosophy SUMMARY Human judgements are affected by the words in which information is presented -or ... . Crucially, providing that foundation will, in turn, require engagement with a conceptual distinction heavily discussed in the philosophy of language, concerning the difference between semantics and pragmatics
Sarah A. Fisher* *University of Reading, School of Humanities, Department of Philosophy SUMMARY Human judgements are affected by the words in which information is presented -or ... . Crucially, providing that foundation will, in turn, require engagement with a conceptual distinction heavily discussed in the philosophy of language, concerning the difference between semantics and pragmatics
