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A Real Time Monitoring for Water Quality of River (수질자동모니터링시스템의 설치 현황과 전망)

  • Ryu, Jae-Kuen
    • Journal of Korean Society on Water Environment
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    • v.20 no.1
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    • pp.1-11
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    • 2004

  • Water quality is monitored at 1,837 points which are streams and sources for water supply in Karea. The monitoring carry out the measurement of 16 parameters of pH, BOD, SS, DO and so on with once a month, and of other parameters such like heavy metal with once a quarter. But most of the monitoring is carried out uncontinuously, so it is very difficult to understand exactly the changes of water quality compared with continuous monitoring. Therefore, real time monitoring system was equipped with basic parameters such as pH, temperature, DO, turbidity and electric conductivity at 25 major sources of water supply after installation of Noryangjin and Dukdo in 1974. But the systems have some problems which cannot be considered the sampling sites to represent for water quality of stream of lake, and can be caused a change of water quality by long distance from analyzer to intake pipe. Therefore, it has carefully to evaluate selection of sample sites for real time monitoring system. Also, problems on the area has been to identify which parameters are best suited to monitoring stream of lake water and the differences, of analyzing results compared with manual analyzing. This paper presents some approaches to handle such problems, namely selection of sampling site and measurable parameters, to connect with bio-monitoring system solving a Limitation of measurable parameters, The bio-monitoring system of an early alarm that is desirable to perceive a toxic material inflow into stream can be applied to continuos water quality monitoring system effectively. Also, this paper presents to build a on line system transmitting immediately from a mobile analyzer house or container to main monitoring center the results of analyzer by a telemeter.

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Continuous Audits Using Decision Support Systems

  • Mohammadi, Shaban
    • The Journal of Industrial Distribution & Business
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    • v.6 no.3
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    • pp.5-8
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    • 2015

  • Purpose - This article's aim is to examine how the utilization of existing and future decision-support systems will lead to a change in the auditing process. Research design, data, and methodology - An information system is a special decision-support system that combines information obtained from various sources and communicates among them to help in assessing appropriate complex financial decisions. This paper analyzes techniques such as data and text mining as components of decision-support systems to be used in the auditing process. Results - We present views about how existing decision-support systems will lead to a change in audits. Auditors, who currently collect significant data manually, will in the future move towards management through complex decision-support systems. Conclusions - Although some internal audit functions are integrated into systems of continuous monitoring, the use of such systems remains limited. Thus, instead of multiple decision-support systems, a unified decision-support system can be deployed for this that includes sensors integrated within a company in different contexts (e.g., production, sales, and accounting) that continually monitors violations of controls, unusual patterns, and unusual transactions.

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A Generalized Likelihood Ratio Test in Outlier Detection (이상점 탐지를 위한 일반화 우도비 검정)

  • Jang Sun Baek
    • The Korean Journal of Applied Statistics
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    • v.7 no.2
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    • pp.225-237
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    • 1994

  • A generalized likelihood ratio test is developed to detect an outlier associated with monitoring nuclear proliferation. While the classical outlier detection methods consider continuous variables only, our approach allows both continuous and discrete variables or a mixture of continuous and discrete variables to be used. In addition, our method is free of the normality assumption, which is the key assumption in most of the classical methods. The proposed test is constructed by applying the bootstrap to a generalized likelihood ratio. We investigate the performance of the test by studying the power with simulations.

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Phonological Process and Word Recognition in Continuous Speech: Evidence from Coda-neutralization (음운 현상과 연속 발화에서의 단어 인지 - 종성중화 작용을 중심으로)

  • Kim, Sun-Mi;Nam, Ki-Chun
    • Phonetics and Speech Sciences
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    • v.2 no.2
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    • pp.17-25
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    • 2010

  • This study explores whether Koreans exploit their native coda-neutralization process when recognizing words in Korean continuous speech. According to the phonological rules in Korean, coda-neutralization process must come before the liaison process, as long as the latter(i.e. liaison process) occurs between 'words', which results in liaison-consonants being coda-neutralized ones such as /b/, /d/, or /g/, rather than non-neutralized ones like /p/, /t/, /k/, /ʧ/, /ʤ/, or /s/. Consequently, if Korean listeners use their native coda-neutralization rules when processing speech input, word recognition will be hampered when non-neutralized consonants precede vowel-initial targets. Word-spotting and word-monitoring tasks were conducted in Experiment 1 and 2, respectively. In both experiments, listeners recognized words faster and more accurately when vowel-initial target words were preceded by coda-neutralized consonants than when preceded by coda non-neutralized ones. The results show that Korean listeners exploit the coda-neutralization process when processing their native spoken language.

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