Hypothetical High Tides, as Agents of Geological Change

Internal Consultants as Agents of Change

High Level Change Management using Temporal Agents

Business Re-engineering requires frequent changes in the enterprises' information systems, however the current technology of data dictionaries is not eeective for the tracing of required changes and their management. In this paper we introduce an architecture of change management using active temporal repositories. Flexible change management allows the support of information about past or futur...

Student publishing: future scholars as change agents

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to highlight undergraduates as an emergent student–scholar author group and to encourage institutions to take a future-oriented view, focusing greater attention to and support of undergraduate’s publishing. Design/methodology/approach – Highlighting benefits derived from undergraduate research (UR) experiences and publishing taken from the literature and e...

Biodiversity technologies: tools as change agents.

A meeting on Biodiversity Technologies was held by the Biodiversity Institute, Oxford on the 27-28 of September 2012 at the Department of Zoology, University of Oxford. The symposium brought together 36 speakers from North America, Australia and across Europe, presenting the latest research on emerging technologies in biodiversity science and conservation. Here we present a perspective on the g...

Powering Triton’s recent geological activity by obliquity tides: Implications for Pluto geology

We investigate the origins of Triton’s deformed and young surface. Assuming Triton was captured early in Solar System history, the bulk of the energy released during capture will have been lost, and cannot be responsible for its present-day activity. Radiogenic heating is sufficient to maintain a long-lived ocean beneath a conductive ice shell, but insufficient to cause convective deformation a...