Tourism Destination Governance

Bruyn, Christophe de; Alonso, Alba Fernández

doi:10.1108/s2042-1443(2012)0000004015

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“…NGC 3079 (D = 20.6 Mpc, Wiegert et al 2015) has a unique radio structure in the form of two kpc-scale radio lobes on either side of the NW-SE major axis, the (Fig. 4b, colour image), first detected by de Bruyn (1977). The AGN in this galaxy has been detected in VLBI, showing linear features related to a jet, luminous H 2 O maser emission and a time variable component (see summary in Kondratko, Greenhill, & Moran 2005).…”

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CHANG-ES – XI. Circular polarization in the cores of nearby galaxies

Irwin

Henriksen

Weżgowiec

et al. 2018

Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

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We detect 5 galaxies in the CHANG-ES (Continuum Halos in Nearby Galaxies -an EVLA Survey) sample that show circular polarization (CP) at L-band in our high resolution data sets. Two of the galaxies (NGC 4388 and NGC 4845) show strong Stokes V /I ≡ m C ∼ 2%, two (NGC 660 and NGC 3628) have values of m C ∼ 0.3%, and NGC 3079 is a marginal detection at m C ∼ 0.2%. The two strongest m C galaxies also have the most luminous X-ray cores and the strongest internal absorption in X-rays. We have expanded on our previous Faraday conversion interpretation and analysis and provide analytical expressions for the expected V signal for a general case in which the cosmic ray electron energy spectral index can take on any value. We provide examples as to how such expressions could be used to estimate magnetic field strengths and the lower energy cutoff for CR electrons. Four out of our detections are resolved, showing unique structures, including a jet in NGC 4388 and a CP 'conversion disk' in NGC 4845. The conversion disk is inclined to the galactic disk but is perpendicular to a possible outflow direction. Such CP structures have never before been seen in any galaxy to our knowledge. None of the galaxy cores show linear polarization at L-band. Thus CP may provide a unique probe of physical conditions deep into radio AGNs.

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Section: Ngc 3079mentioning

confidence: 92%

CHANG-ES – XI. Circular polarization in the cores of nearby galaxies

Irwin

Henriksen

Weżgowiec

et al. 2018

Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

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The TDG Barometer: A Self‐Assessment Tool to Integrate Quality in the Measurement of Tourism Destination Governance

Bono i Gispert,

Anton Clavé,

Casadesús Fa

2024

Journal of Tourism Research

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Despite the significance of governance, few instruments are available to assess its practices in tourist destinations. This research endeavors to address that gap by proposing the tourist destination governance barometer (TDG barometer), a measurement tool that includes all governance dimensions. The objective is to provide destination authorities with a self‐assessment instrument that will enhance their understanding of governance practices and ultimately lead to improved management. The TDG barometer encompasses seven governance dimensions: participation, coherence, openness, effectiveness, responsibility, know‐how/quality, and simplicity. Comprising 31 attributes, the model is designed to be consistent, holistic, intensive, weighted, referable, comparable, and easy to apply. The final version of the TDG barometer has undergone rigorous evaluation by a panel of experts. It has been tested in a national organization evaluated with the EFQM excellence management model. Notably, the TDG barometer can be integrated with the EFQM model, enhancing its utility and effectiveness in destination management.

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