Alert notification as a service

Development of the marine renewable energy (MRE) industry has been challenged by uncertainty about potential environmental effects, which has resulted in slowing of permitting/consenting processes, and ultimately to constraints on the industry. These challenges result from a lack of sufficient devices in the water from which to learn, a dearth of quality monitoring data, and a lack of accessibility to information about these effects in general. This paper describes an ongoing process to improve understanding of the environmental effects of MRE through a public, online knowledge management system developed by the U.S. Department of Energy, known as Tethys (https://tethys.pnnl.gov). Tethys collects and curates relevant documents while supporting a diverse international community through intentional outreach and synthesis activities, many of which support an international collaboration under the IEA Ocean Energy System’s Annex IV. After eight years of operation, Tethys is internationally recognized and viewed as a trusted broker of information, with over 50,000 visitors annually. Tethys has provided clarity around environmental effects during a critical time in the industry when deployments are increasing in size and frequency.

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“…Active distribution of information can further enhance outreach by bringing content to the community [25];…”

Section: Active Outreachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Tethys knowledge management system: Working to advance the marine renewable energy industry

et al. 2019

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“…ARCHITECTURE AND IMPLEMENTATION The first idea to build ANS system [1] uses an architecture presented in Fig. 3.…”

Section: The New Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The prototype is built in .Net 4.5 using MS SQL database. The overall system implementation details are presented in our earlier papers [1], [2]. The solution was tested with several sites.…”

Section: B Challengesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Alert Notification as a new model of internet-based transactions

Gušev

Ristov

Gushev

et al. 2014

2014 22nd Telecommunications Forum Telfor (TELFOR)

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The newly proposed Alert Notification Service (ANS) represents a web service that automatically visits all requested web sites selected by a certain user and alerts the user when a certain keyword phrase has been changed. This saves users' time and effort by reducing the repeatedly visiting multiple web sites looking for some specific information or keywords. In comparison with other systems of the same kind, the ANS has a more intuitive user interface, and does not use only RSS for news feeds. It targets users who need to be notified for a certain change or appearance, as well as cloud service providers who would want to build a push functionality for standard web sites that do not support this technology. In this paper we present a new model of Internet-based transactions. It involves an automated intelligent agent in the communication between the user and server, which performs certain frequent user activities by visiting web pages on Internet. We also discuss the benefits of building and using such a system fully working as a service.

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“…web pages, news media, and scientific research) matching a particular user-specified search query. 15 , 16 This service leverages Google Search, the most popular search engine 17 and website in the world 18 with over 1 trillion searches per year. 19 Google Alerts has previously been utilized to study new media content in the fields of primary care, 20 infectious disease, 21 , 22 and midwifery.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Radiology in the News: A Content Analysis of Radiology-Related Information Retrieved From Google Alerts

Munawar

Sugi

Prabhu

2021

Current Problems in Diagnostic Radiology

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Highlights Google Alerts highlighted a diverse set of topics present in online media. Most links were directly to non-radiology lay press, but <1% of links over the 6-month period sent the user directly to a primary peer-reviewed medical journal article. The most common topics were market trends, promotional, COVID-19, and artificial intelligence.

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Alert notification as a service

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Tethys knowledge management system: Working to advance the marine renewable energy industry

Tethys knowledge management system: Working to advance the marine renewable energy industry

Alert Notification as a new model of internet-based transactions

Radiology in the News: A Content Analysis of Radiology-Related Information Retrieved From Google Alerts

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