Ownership Identification of Reindeer Calf Using Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN)
Issue:
Volume 3, Issue 3, May 2015
Pages:
56-62
Received:
12 July 2015
Accepted:
22 July 2015
Published:
11 August 2015
Abstract: This paper presents a technique for identifying the ownership of new-born reindeer claves using wireless sensor networks (WSNs), which is an important tool that can be used to acquire useful information about animals’ activities and movements. Reindeer are semi wild and they give birth while in the wild. Although reindeer cows usually carry identification tags or signs of their owners, it is difficult to identify the ownership of the calves within a mixed herd. Currently, identification is performed in the traditional way which is stressful on both animals and herders and quite costly and time consuming. Various potential WSN technologies are considered in this work with special attention paid to RFID tags and subsequently, a method based on Wi-Fi enabled RFID tags is proposed. Localization techniques play an important role in the proposed method, hence localization algorithms are discussed thoroughly. This work aims to pave the way for the use of wireless sensor networks for the purpose of matching mother reindeer to their calves and for other matching purposes in animal welfare and industry
Abstract: This paper presents a technique for identifying the ownership of new-born reindeer claves using wireless sensor networks (WSNs), which is an important tool that can be used to acquire useful information about animals’ activities and movements. Reindeer are semi wild and they give birth while in the wild. Although reindeer cows usually carry identif...
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Health Documentation in the Age of Information Systems
Issue:
Volume 3, Issue 3, May 2015
Pages:
63-70
Received:
15 July 2015
Accepted:
27 July 2015
Published:
11 August 2015
Abstract: Theoretical background: Health documentation is historically gained such an important legal document for the exercise of individual rights becomes increasingly important role. Domestic legislation but health records as legally significant collection of medical data and documents are not defined. Retention of important legal documents, therefore, it left to the operator. Methods: Using the prescriptive method will be determined and the laws governing the management of health documentation, safety and accessibility of health care documents. Based on descriptive methods will be described handling of health records within a provider of health treatment to exposed regulatory gaps in the protection of individual rights. Results: Through the analysis of the behavior of operators with health records, even after death, leaving the contractor will be the inductive reasoning carried out conclusions on the management of health records. Discussion and conclusions: Health data, in particular documents, which are to protect the individual rights relevant health records are not processed in modern technology. Health records are still kept manually, records of the documents in the collection are not allowing their disposal. Even the flow of health records in a medical institution is not defined. Manual and thus not trasparent data processing treatment consequently forms the basis for alienation of individual records or entire medical documentation and access by unauthorized persons. Due to the diversification of health data within a single controller comes to redundancy investigations, which increases costs and unnecessary divergence of time adequate medical treatment
Abstract: Theoretical background: Health documentation is historically gained such an important legal document for the exercise of individual rights becomes increasingly important role. Domestic legislation but health records as legally significant collection of medical data and documents are not defined. Retention of important legal documents, therefore, it...
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