A RESTful Web Service for Non-overlapping Community Quality Assessment with MPI

Yang, Feng; She, Song; Wu, Yuanshi; Zhou, Mingyang; Ming, Zhong; Zhong, Haoming

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-94289-6_18

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“…Higher elevation increases the dam's capacity to provide irrigation merely by gravity (Swenty 1989;Cech 2009). A moderate slope will allow irrigation without generating soil erosion, while locations with high slope are more favorable for hydropower dams (Duflo and Pande 2007;Lipscomb, Mobarak, and Barham 2013). Figure 1 shows the geographical distribution of irrigation capacity in Indonesia.…”

Section: Agriculture and Irrigation In Indonesiamentioning

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Can Irrigation Infrastructure Mitigate the Effect of Rainfall Shocks on Conflict? Evidence from Indonesia

Gatti¹,

Baylis²,

Crost³

2020

American J Agri Economics

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This article provides evidence that rainfall shocks affect conflict through their effect on agricultural production and that irrigation infrastructure can mitigate this effect. Using data from Indonesia, we document that low rainfall during the agricultural season decreases agricultural production and increases civil conflict. We then show that the rainfall-conflict link is attenuated by the presence of irrigation infrastructure in a district. This attenuating effect is specific to irrigation infrastructure; we find no evidence for a similar effect of hydropower dams. Our results are stronger for small-scale conflicts over natural resources and popular justice than for conflicts over ethnic identity or ethnic separatism. These results are robust to controlling for interactions between rainfall and a wide range of socioeconomic and geographic district characteristics. We conclude that adaptive policies that mitigate the negative effects of weather shocks on agriculture may also prevent conflict.

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Section: Agriculture and Irrigation In Indonesiamentioning

confidence: 99%

Can Irrigation Infrastructure Mitigate the Effect of Rainfall Shocks on Conflict? Evidence from Indonesia

Gatti¹,

Baylis²,

Crost³

2020

American J Agri Economics

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“…1,2 The most important aspects of a service-based (service-oriented) approach include reusability, the ability to be executed in different platforms, location independence, security support, dynamic connection, and compatibility with cloud computation paradigm. [3][4][5] New services can be created by composing other services. This process is called web service composition.…”

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“…Web services that are popular and have developed in economic distributed settings are one of the important aspects of software engineering . The most important aspects of a service‐based (service‐oriented) approach include reusability, the ability to be executed in different platforms, location independence, security support, dynamic connection, and compatibility with cloud computation paradigm . New services can be created by composing other services.…”

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A pessimistic method in web service composition by view on execution states

Alizadeh

2019

Int J Communication

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Summary The application of web services in implementing enterprise workflows has recently been prevalent. In this regard, one of the important challenges is to create web service compositions that satisfy quality properties. One of the properties is rollback cost that it must be paid for resolving effects of a web service that its execution is completed. In the previous methods, a web service was evaluated based on whether failure or successful execution state and other two states (in the middle of execution and waiting for execution) were neglected. By considering these two states, it is possible to prevent imposition in a web service rollback cost or reduce it if needed to finally provide the possibility to decrease a web service average rollback cost. Two mentioned states are related to execution time, and it is clear that the proposed solution should be related to execution time. According to implemented tests, the method not only reduces rollback cost but also causes the execution time to reduce. The reduction in execution time parameter is due to necessary waiting for a web service completion before providing the ability to rollback it in conventional methods, but in the method, it is possible to rollback web service before execution completion and waiting for completion is not mandatory.

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