Ecosystem. System formed by an association or community of living beings (or biocenosis) and its geological, edaphic, hydrologic and climatic environment (biotope) interacting as a functional unit.
Ecosystem. A community of interacting organisms, considered together with the habitats and environments associated with the individuals and species of that community (after definitions of ecosystem and community in Xxxxxxxxxx 1978). Ecosystem Diversity The variety and relative extent of ecosystem types including their composition, structure, and processes. Ecosystem Management A concept of natural resources management where National Forest activities are considered within the context of economic, ecological, and social interactions within a defined area or region over both short- and long-term. Edge The place where plant communities meet or where successional stages or vegetative conditions within plant communities come together (Xxxxxx 1979). Edge Habitats The boundary between two or more elements of the environment, such as a field and woodland. Elk Security Areas Elk security is defined by Xxxx and Xxxxxxxxxxx (1992) as habitat that “allows elk to remain in a defined area despite an increase in stress or disturbance associated with the hunting season or other human activities.” Security area is any area that will hold elk during periods of stress. On the GMUG, Elk security areas are defined as areas greater than 250 acres, greater than ½ mile from an open road or motorized trail, with a diversity of habitat structural stages, distributed through different elevations and cover types. Presence of these areas encourage big game populations to remain on NFS lands through the majority of the summer and fall.
Ecosystem. When you register on this Platform, you register with your social profile on an Ecosystem of interconnected platforms. This profile will be visible on other platforms of the Ecosystem under your control. Once verified, you can even manage multiple profiles for different purposes (private, business, sport, etc.) under one digital identity. You manage your control by login in with your login details to xxxxx.xx. On this website you set your preferences and you define which profile to use on which platform. You can also download multiple apps of several platforms of the Ecosystem and use them at the same time with the same login details. On each app you will find different services and content from the same pool of content, however, filtered and selected according to the community topic of the app and the priority of the platform provider which is the community operator. You have the advantage that on all apps you have the same address book with your connections and the same chat history and chat sessions related selected profile of you. The list of available communities with their apps you find on xxxxx.xx. There are 4 types of platforms (communities): Open. These are platforms with a neutral topic such as news publishers, transportation services, retail stores, sports clubs or universities. On such platforms your profile is automatically listed, but you have the possibility to opt-out by login in with profile to xxxxx.xx and changing your permissions. This setting has the advantage that your friends can find you to invite you to connect even when they register on a different platform.
Ecosystem. 2. Ongoing monitoring of national and European case-law in the area of international protection and related areas; relevant case-law summaries included in the ‘Tribunal Quarterly’ newsletter; DoJ informed of matters with potential systemic impact on the Tribunal and its work. B. Provision of expert insight 1. Active participation in relating to the Tribunal’s and contribution by the functions provided to the DoJ. Tribunal SMT to the working group on the implementation of recommendations arising from the Advisory Group Report and the White Paper to End Direct Provision. 2. If and when requested, expert insight provided to the DoJ in relation to any future design of a, revised process for the processing of international protection applications. C. Seek out, implement and 1. Ongoing monthly contribute to best practice collaboration with quasi- initiatives, including for training and CPD, in the area of international protection and related areas. judicial bodies in Ireland with a view to identifying and sharing best practice, e.g. in relation to AV hearings and other COVID-19 related measures. 2. Active collaboration with colleagues from other EU Member States and from the UK in relation to Members training and best practice measures, e.g. regarding AV hearings.
Ecosystem. In parallel to the present report, the deliverable D2.2 is focusing on the ecosystem perspective of PRECIOUS. Based on the modular design around a common market sketched in Figure 20, individual business strategies can be explored by PRECIOUS actors. For the PRECIOUS architecture, this means that around a platform with common services and substantial development assistance for app developers, independently apps can be designed. groups preferences willingness-to -pay -adapt users coinchange service fees payment services market stimula tion Societa l a spects platform apps docs & expert services economic rules, fraud prevention, user protection compatible home sensors Distribution of - idea finding, monetisation food intake rewards fitness center rewards “daily life” apps rewards - usage stimulation - stimulation of healthy spare time activities I’m healthCOIN Figure 20: Ecosystem perspective (healthCOIN), Source: D2.2 Common link will be the motivational concept, the sandbox and privacy concept, and the common health data from the VIM. Beyond that innovation shall not be limited in order to allow innovative solutions to be developed and in order to increase the scalability and market reach of PRECIOUS. healthCOIN further requires external data APIs such as to prominent payment services, e.g. Paypal, and potentially expert services. Due to the handling of sensitive personal data and monetary transactions (payments, deposits, etc.), the data security and trust in the system has a very high importance. Once the trust relationship is broken, the two-sided nature20 of the market may lead to a permanently lowered market volume or collapse of the entire marketplace.
Ecosystem. The interrelationships between all living organisms in a given area, and their relationships to non-living materials. Effluent Waste emitted as a liquid by an operation or process.
