JAMI aims to be a generic aspect interpreter framework which can be used to prototype a wide range of AOP languages. However, only toy AOP languages have been implemented in JAMI. One of these toy AOP languages is a small subset of the coordination language COOL. By extending the COOL implementation, we implement a complex, existing AOP language to show that JAMI really supports a wide range of...

JAMI (Java-based Agglutination of Medical Information) is designed as a framework for integrating heterogeneous information systems used in healthcare related institutions. It is one of the implementations under the W3-EMRS project 1 aimed at using the World Wide Web (Web) to unify different hospital information systems. JAMI inherited several design decisions from the first W3-EMRS implementat...

Operational nowcasting techniques for sea fog over the Yellow Sea rely on data from weather satellites because ground-based observations are hardly available. While there are several algorithms for detecting low stratus (LST) that are applicable to geostationary weather satellite data, sea fog retrieval is more complicated. These schemes mostly need ancillary data such as Cloud Optical Thicknes...

There are errors in the Funding section. The publisher apologizes for the errors. The correct funding information is as follows: Mr. Jami Pekkanen received funding from a personal grant from Finnish Cultural Foundation (grant no. 00140724). Mr. Jami Pekkanen and Mr. Teemu Itkonen were employed in MULSIMCO project funded by the Finnish Academy (www.aka.fi, project no. 1279905 PI prof. Heikki Sum...

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Lattice Boltzmann Simulation of Convective Heat Transfer from Heated Blocks in a Horizontal Channel Mohammed Amine Moussaoui a; Mohammed Jami a; Ahmed Mezrhab a; Hassan Naji b a Département de Physique, Faculté des Sciences, Laboratoire de Mécanique and Energétique, Oujda, Maroc b Laboratoire de Mécanique de Lille UMR CNRS, Université Lille 1-Sciences et Technologies/Polytech'Lille, Villeneuve ...

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