Prominent media vet joins the AVA Board

Some remarks on nonlinear AVA inversion in anisotropic media

A feasibility study for inverting reflection coefficients for a single-interface model consisting of a shale overlying a fractured sand is presented. To characterize the medium contact from Amplitude Versus scattering Angles (AVA) behavior associated with the reflection from a particular interface, in view of the anisotropy, wide-angle scattering data are required. However, wide-angle scatterin...

Dr. Kenneth R. Feingold joins our Board of Associate Editors!

We are very happy and proud to announce that Dr. Kenneth R. Feingold has joined our Board of Associate Editors. Due to his outstanding expertise in skin physiology, we are convinced that his contribution will have a major impact for the future development of our journal. At present, Dr. Feingold is Professor of Medicine and Dermatology at the Department of Medicine of the University of Californ...

Joseph g. Gavin, jr., joins board of directors.

Nord-VET – The future of VET in the Nordic Countries The current state of the challenges for VET in Sweden

The purpose of the Nordic research project, Nord-VET, is to generate new knowledge on the strengths and weaknesses of the different models of vocational education and training (VET) at upper secondary level in the four Nordic countries. This research is expected to strengthen the knowledge base required for developing VET for the future. The main purpose of this project is to shed light on the ...

InfoSec Research in Prominent IS Journals: Findings and Implications for the CIO and Board of Directors

Having reviewed 91 information security (InfoSec) studies published in top IS journals for a ten-year period (2004-2014), we discuss technical, behavioral, financial, and managerial challenges for CIOs and boards of directors, and offer suggestions for future practice-relevant research on preventing, preparing for, detecting and responding to InfoSec incidents.