CNRS plans 'modernization'

Canadian Height Reference System Modernization: Rational, Status and Plans

A consistent reference system for height determination at the national scale supports economic activity and is an essential component of the basic infrastructure that enables good governance of our natural resources. Accessed by stakeholders in the field of surveying, engineering, mapping and earth sciences, the height reference system maintains compatibility among all types of geo-referenced i...

Pascal Petit (CEPN/CNRS/CEPREMAP)

Abstract The rise in inequality in the last two decades has affected most developed economies. The systemic nature of this inequality is the focus of this paper. A combination of product market internationalization, financial globalization and technological changes favoring large organizations created asymmetric pressure on the two ends of the distribution of market incomes, resulting in greatl...

Medicare, Modernization and FEHBP

Most capitated programs have not generated innovative ways to organize care, but have instead concentrated on enrolling healthy beneficiaries and using crude controls on service use. Competition can lead to a number of problems for beneficiaries, including instability in the care they receive. Choice of plans will not offer many advantages for beneficiaries, particularly since it is important t...

Model-Driven Software Modernization

This thesis elaborates the Model-Driven Software Modernization (MDSM), that has been identified by us, and is defined as a group of approaches toward modernization of legacy code. MDSM approaches are based on models, tools and processes known from the Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) that aims in automation of modernization process. This thesis describes identified MDSM approaches and related sta...

Does Modernization Require