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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 2018 FrancePublisher:Springer International Publishing Gaba, Sabrina; Alignier, Audrey; Aviron, Stéphanie; Barot, Sébastien; Blouin, M.; Hedde, Mickael; Jabot, Franck; Vergnes, Alan; Bonis, Anne; Bonthoux, S.; Bourgeois, Bérenger; Bretagnolle, V.; Catarino, Rui; Coux, Camille; Gardarin, Antoine,; Giffard, Brice; Le Gal, A.; Lecomte, J.; Miguet, Paul; Piutti, S.; Rusch, Adrien; Zwicke, Marine; Couvet, Denis;[Departement_IRSTEA]Territoires [ADD1_IRSTEA]Dynamique et fonctionnement des écosystèmesChapter 1; International audience; The Green Revolution and the introduction of chemical fertilizers, synthetic pesticides and high yield crops had enabled to increase food production in the mid and late 20th. The benefits of this agricultural intensification have however reached their limits since yields are no longer increasing for many crops, negative externalities on the environment and human health are now recognized and economic inequality between farmers have increased. Agroecology has been proposed to secure food supply with fewer or lower negative environmental and social impacts than intensive agriculture. Agroecology principles are based on the recognition that biodiversity in agroecosystems can provide more than only food, fibre and timber. Hence, biodiversity and its associated functions, such as pollination, pest control, and mechanisms that maintain or improve soil fertility, may improve production efficiency and sustainability of agroecosystems. Although appealing, promoting ecological-based agricultural production is not straightforward since agroecosystems are socio-ecosystems with complex interactions between the ecological and social systems that act at different spatial and temporal scales. To be operational, agroecology thus requires understanding the relationships between biodiversity, functions and management, as well as to take into account the links between agriculture, ecology and the society. Here we review current knowledge on (i) the effect of landscape context on biodiversity and ecosystem functions and (ii) trophic and non-trophic interactions in ecological networks in agroecosystems. In particular, many insights have been made these two previous decades on (i) the interacting effects of management and landscape characteristics on biodiversity, (ii) the crucial role of plant diversity in delivering multiple services and (iii) the variety of ecological belowground mechanisms determining soil fertility in interaction with aboveground processes. However, we also pinpointed the absence of consensus on the effects of landscape heterogeneity on biodiversity and the need for a better mechanistic understanding of the effects of landscape and agricultural variables on farmland food webs and related services. We end by proposing new research avenues to fill knowledge gaps and implement agroecological principles within operational management strategies.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 2020 FrancePublisher:World Scientific Pub Co Pte Ltd Authors: Giraldo, Jhony; Le, Huu Ton; Bouwmans, Thierry;Giraldo, Jhony; Le, Huu Ton; Bouwmans, Thierry;International audience
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Part of book or chapter of book , Article 2018 United States, Italy, Ireland, Italy, France, ItalyPublisher:SPIE Publicly fundedFunded by:IRC, ANR | USPC, ANR | UnivEarthSIRC ,ANR| USPC ,ANR| UnivEarthSCréidhe O'Sullivan; D. Burke; D. Gayer; J. D. Murphy; S. Scully; M. De Leo; M. De Petris; A. Mattei; A. Zullo; A. Mennella; Mario Zannoni; N. Bleurvacq; C. Chapron; J.-Ch. Hamilton; M. Piat; Peter A. R. Ade; G. Amico; D. Auguste; J. Aumont; S. Banfi; G. Barbarán; P. Battaglia; Elia S. Battistelli; A. Baù; B. Bélier; D. Bennett; Laurent Bergé; J.-Ph. Bernard; Marco Bersanelli; M.-A. Bigot-Sazy; J. Bonaparte; J. Bonis; G. Bordier; E. Bréelle; Emory F. Bunn; D. Buzi; Alessandro Buzzelli; Francesco Cavaliere; P. Chanial; R. Charlassier; F. Columbro; Gabriele Coppi; Alessandro Coppolecchia; F. Couchot; Rocco D'Agostino; Giuseppe D'Alessandro; P. de Bernardis; G. de Gasperis; A. Di Donato; L. Dumoulin; A. Etchegoyen; A. Fasciszewski; Cristian Franceschet; M. M. Gamboa Lerena; Bruce Rafael Mellado Garcia; X. Garrido; M. Gaspard; A. Gault; Massimo Gervasi; M. Giard; Y. Giraud-Héraud; M. Gómez Berisso; M. González; Marcin Gradziel; L. Grandsire; E. Guerrard; D. Harari; Victor Haynes; Sophie Henrot-Versille; D. T. Hoang; F. Incardona; E. Jules; J. Kaplan; Andrei Korotkov; C. Kristukat; Luca Lamagna; S. Loucatos; Thibaut Louis; A. Lowitz; Vladimir V. Luković; R. Luterstein; Bruno Maffei; S. Marnieros; Silvia Masi; Andrew May; Mark McCulloch; M. C. Medina; L. Mele; Simon J. Melhuish; L. Montier; L. M. Mundo; J. A. Murphy; E. Olivieri; Alessandro Paiella; F. Pajot; A. Passerini; H. Pastoriza; A. Pelosi; C. Perbost; O. Perdereau; Federico Pezzotta; F. Piacentini; Lucio Piccirillo; Giampaolo Pisano; G. Polenta; D. Prêle; R. Puddu; Damien Rambaud; P. Ringegni; Gustavo E. Romero; Maria Salatino; Alessandro Schillaci; C. Scóccola; S. Spinelli; M. Stolpovskiy; F. Suarez; A. Tartari; J.-P. Thermeau; Peter T. Timbie; Steve Torchinsky; Matthieu Tristram; V. Truongcanh; Carole Tucker; Gregory S. Tucker; S. Vanneste; D. Viganò; Nicola Vittorio; F. Voisin; B. Watson; F. Wicek;doi: 10.1117/12.2313256
handle: 2434/586762 , 11573/1153475
QUBIC, the Q & U Bolometric Interferometer for Cosmology, is a novel ground-based instrument that aims to measure the extremely faint B-mode polarisation anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background at intermediate angular scales (multipoles of = 30 − 200). Primordial B-modes are a key prediction of Inflation as they can only be produced by gravitational waves in the very early universe. To achieve this goal, QUBIC will use bolometric interferometry, a technique that combines the sensitivity of an imager with the immunity to systematic effects of an interferometer. It will directly observe the sky through an array of back-to-back entry horns whose beams will be superimposed using a cooled quasioptical beam combiner. Images of the resulting interference fringes will be formed on two focal planes, each tiled with transition-edge sensors, cooled down to 320 mK. A dichroic filter placed between the optical combiner and the focal planes will select two frequency bands (centred at 150 GHz and 220 GHz), one frequency per focal plane. Polarization modulation will be achieved using a cold stepped half-wave plate (HWP) and polariser in front of the sky-facing horns. The full QUBIC instrument is described elsewhere1,2,3,4; in this paper we will concentrate in particular on simulations of the optical combiner (an off-axis Gregorian imager) and the feedhorn array. We model the optical performance of both the QUBIC full module and a scaled-down technological demonstrator which will be used to validate the full instrument design. Optical modelling is carried out using full vector physical optics with a combination of commercial and in-house software. In the high-frequency channel we must be careful to consider the higher-order modes that can be transmitted by the horn array. The instrument window function is used as a measure of performance and we investigate the effect of, for example, alignment and manufacturing tolerances, truncation by optical components and off-axis aberrations. We also report on laboratory tests carried on the QUBIC technological demonstrator in advance of deployment to the observing site in Argentina.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Article , Part of book or chapter of book 2018 Italy, Italy, France, Ireland, United States, ItalyPublisher:SPIE Publicly fundedFunded by:ANR | UnivEarthS, ANR | USPCANR| UnivEarthS ,ANR| USPCMaria Salatino; B. Bélier; C. Chapron; D. T. Hoang; S. Maestre; S. Marnieros; W. Marty; L. Montier; M. Piat; D. Prêle; Damien Rambaud; J.-P. Thermeau; Steve Torchinsky; Sophie Henrot-Versille; F. Voisin; Peter A. R. Ade; G. Amico; D. Auguste; J. Aumont; S. Banfi; G. Barbarán; P. Battaglia; Elia S. Battistelli; A. Baù; D. Bennett; Laurent Bergé; J.-Ph. Bernard; Marco Bersanelli; M.-A. Bigot-Sazy; N. Bleurvacq; J. Bonaparte; J. Bonis; G. Bordier; E. Bréelle; Emory F. Bunn; D. Burke; D. Buzi; A. Buzzelli; Francesco Cavaliere; P. Chanial; R. Charlassier; F. Columbro; Gabriele Coppi; Alessandro Coppolecchia; F. Couchot; Rocco D'Agostino; Giuseppe D'Alessandro; P. de Bernardis; G. De Gasperis; M. De Leo; M. De Petris; A. Di Donato; L. Dumoulin; A. Etchegoyen; A. Fasciszewski; Cristian Franceschet; M. M. Gamboa Lerena; Bruce Rafael Mellado Garcia; X. Garrido; M. Gaspard; A. Gault; D. Gayer; Massimo Gervasi; M. Giard; Y. Giraud-Héraud; M. Gómez Berisso; M. González; Marcin Gradziel; L. Grandsire; E. Guerrard; J.-Ch. Hamilton; D. Harari; Victor Haynes; F. Incardona; E. Jules; J. Kaplan; Andrei Korotkov; C. Kristukat; Luca Lamagna; S. Loucatos; Thibaut Louis; A. Lowitz; Vladimir V. Luković; R. Luterstein; Bruno Maffei; Silvia Masi; A. Mattei; Andrew May; Mark McCulloch; M. C. Medina; L. Mele; Simon J. Melhuish; A. Mennella; L. M. Mundo; J. A. Murphy; J. D. Murphy; Créidhe O'Sullivan; E. Olivieri; Alessandro Paiella; F. Pajot; A. Passerini; H. Pastoriza; A. Pelosi; C. Perbost; O. Perdereau; Federico Pezzotta; F. Piacentini; Lucio Piccirillo; Giampaolo Pisano; G. Polenta; R. Puddu; P. Ringegni; Gustavo E. Romero; Alessandro Schillaci; C. Scóccola; S. Scully; S. Spinelli; M. Stolpovskiy; F. Suarez; A. Tartari; Peter T. Timbie; Matthieu Tristram; V. Truongcanh; Carole Tucker; Gregory S. Tucker; S. Vanneste; D. Viganò; Nicola Vittorio; B. Watson; F. Wicek; Mario Zannoni; A. Zullo;doi: 10.1117/12.2312080
handle: 2434/586768 , 11573/1153410
International audience; QUBIC (the Q and U Bolometric Interferometer for Cosmology) is a ground-based experiment which seeks to improve the current constraints on the amplitude of primordial gravitational waves. It exploits the unique technique, among Cosmic Microwave Background experiments, of bolometric interferometry, combining together the sensitivity of bolometric detectors with the control of systematic effects typical of interferometers. QUBIC will perform sky observations in polarization, in two frequency bands centered at 150 and 220 GHz, with two kilo-pixel focal plane arrays of NbSi Transition-Edge Sensors (TES) cooled down to 350 mK. A subset of the QUBIC instrument, the so called QUBIC Technological Demonstrator (TD), with a reduced number of detectors with respect to the full instrument, will be deployed and commissioned before the end of 2018. The voltage-biased TES are read out with Time Domain Multiplexing and an unprecedented multiplexing (MUX) factor equal to 128. This MUX factor is reached with two-stage multiplexing: a traditional one exploiting Superconducting QUantum Interference Devices (SQUIDs) at 1K and a novel SiGe Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) at 60 K. The former provides a MUX factor of 32, while the latter provides a further 4. Each TES array is composed of 256 detectors and read out with four modules of 32 SQUIDs and two ASICs. A custom software synchronizes and manages the readout and detector operation, while the TES are sampled at 780 Hz (100kHz/128 MUX rate). In this work we present the experimental characterization of the QUBIC TES arrays and their multiplexing readout chain, including time constant, critical temperature, and noise properties.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 2019 FrancePublisher:Elsevier BV Publicly fundedSamuel Mercier; Martin Mondor; Ultan McCarthy; Sébastien Villeneuve; Graciela Alvarez; Ismail Uysal;International audience; The cold chain is an essential component of the food production and distribution system. This chapter reviews the main stages and technologies used for the preservation of perishable food products along the supply chain, and the amount of food lost or wasted along these stages for the main families of products. The chapter highlights the need for better refrigeration of food along the last stages of the cold chain (retail and consumer handling) and for better management along the commercial portion of the cold chain in developed countries. It also reveals the lack of progress made in the reduction of food loss or waste over the last two decades despite technological improvements, the consequences facing remote or northern communities because of the poor performance of the cold chain, and the potential of better leveraging data and mathematical modeling to achieve quantifiable reduction of loss and waste.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Part of book or chapter of book 2018 Italy, Italy, United States, Italy, FrancePublisher:SPIE Publicly fundedCréidhe O'Sullivan; P. A. R. Ade; G. Amico; D. Auguste; J. Aumont; S. Banfi; G. Barbarán; P. Battaglia; Elia S. Battistelli; A. Baù; B. Bélier; D. Bennett; Laurent Bergé; J.-Ph. Bernard; Marco Bersanelli; M.-A. Bigot-Sazy; N. Bleurvacq; J. Bonaparte; J. Bonis; G. Bordier; E. Bréelle; Emory F. Bunn; D. Burke; D. Buzi; Alessandro Buzzelli; Francesco Cavaliere; P. Chanial; C. Chapron; R. Charlassier; F. Columbro; Gabriele Coppi; Alessandro Coppolecchia; F. Couchot; Rocco D'Agostino; Giuseppe D'Alessandro; P. de Bernardis; G. de Gasperis; M. De Leo; M. De Petris; A. Di Donato; L. Dumoulin; A. Etchegoyen; A. Fasciszewski; Cristian Franceschet; M. M. Gamboa Lerena; Bruce Rafael Mellado Garcia; X. Garrido; M. Gaspard; A. Gault; D. Gayer; Massimo Gervasi; M. Giard; Y. Giraud-Héraud; M. Gómez Berisso; M. González; Marcin Gradziel; L. Grandsire; E. Guerrard; J.-Ch. Hamilton; D. Harari; Victor Haynes; Sophie Henrot-Versille; D. T. Hoang; F. Incardona; E. Jules; J. Kaplan; Andrei Korotkov; C. Kristukat; Luca Lamagna; S. Loucatos; Thibaut Louis; A. Lowitz; Vladimir V. Luković; R. Luterstein; Bruno Maffei; S. Marnieros; Silvia Masi; A. Mattei; Andrew May; Mark McCulloch; M. C. Medina; L. Mele; Simon J. Melhuish; A. Mennella; L. Montier; L. M. Mundo; J. A. Murphy; J. D. Murphy; E. Olivieri; Alessandro Paiella; F. Pajot; A. Passerini; H. Pastoriza; A. Pelosi; C. Perbost; O. Perdereau; Federico Pezzotta; F. Piacentini; M. Piat; Lucio Piccirillo; Giampaolo Pisano; G. Polenta; D. Prêle; R. Puddu; Damien Rambaud; P. Ringegni; Gustavo E. Romero; Maria Salatino; Alessandro Schillaci; C. Scóccola; S. Scully; S. Spinelli; M. Stolpovskiy; F. Suarez; A. Tartari; J.-P. Thermeau; Peter T. Timbie; Steve Torchinsky; Matthieu Tristram; V. Truongcanh; Carole Tucker; Gregory S. Tucker; S. Vanneste; D. Viganò; Nicola Vittorio; F. Voisin; B. Watson; F. Wicek; Mario Zannoni; A. Zullo;doi: 10.1117/12.2313332
handle: 2434/586758 , 11573/1153417
QUBIC, the Q & U Bolometric Interferometer for Cosmology, is a novel ground-based instrument that has been designed to measure the extremely faint B-mode polarisation anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background at intermediate angular scales (multipoles of 𝑙 = 30 − 200). Primordial B-modes are a key prediction of Inflation as they can only be produced by gravitational waves in the very early universe. To achieve this goal, QUBIC will use bolometric interferometry, a technique that combines the sensitivity of an imager with the systematic error control of an interferometer. It will directly observe the sky through an array of 400 back-to-back entry horns whose signals will be superimposed using a quasi-optical beam combiner. The resulting interference fringes will be imaged at 150 and 220 GHz on two focal planes, each tiled with NbSi Transition Edge Sensors, cooled to 320 mK and read out with time-domain multiplexing. A dichroic filter placed between the optical combiner and the focal planes will select the two frequency bands. A very large receiver cryostat will cool the optical and detector stages to 40 K, 4 K, 1 K and 320 mK using two pulse tube coolers, a novel 4He sorption cooler and a double-stage 3He/4He sorption cooler. Polarisation modulation and selection will be achieved using a cold stepped half-wave plate (HWP) and polariser, respectively, in front of the sky-facing horns. A key feature of QUBIC’s ability to control systematic effects is its ‘self-calibration’ mode where fringe patterns from individual equivalent baselines can be compared. When observing, however, all the horns will be open simultaneously and we will recover a synthetic image of the sky in the I, Q and U Stokes’ parameters. The synthesised beam pattern has a central peak of approximately 0.5 degrees in width, with secondary peaks further out that are damped by the 13-degree primary beam of the horns. This is Module 1 of QUBIC which will be installed in Argentina, near the city of San Antonio de los Cobres, at the Alto Chorrillos site (4869 m a.s.l.), Salta Province. Simulations have shown that this first module could constrain the tensor-to-scalar ratio down to σ(r) = 0.01 after a two-year survey. We aim to add further modules in the future to increase the angular sensitivity and resolution of the instrument. The QUBIC project is proceeding through a sequence of steps. After an initial successful characterisation of the detection chain, a technological demonstrator is being assembled to validate the full instrument design and to test it electrically, thermally and optically. The technical demonstrator is a scaled-down version of Module 1 in terms of the number of detectors, input horns and pulse tubes and a reduction in the diameter of the combiner mirrors and filters, but is otherwise similar. The demonstrator will be upgraded to the full module in 2019. In this paper we give an overview of the QUBIC project and instrument.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Other literature type 2017 FrancePublisher:Wiley Authors: Bertin, Xavier; Olabarrieta, Maitane; Mccall, Robert;Bertin, Xavier; Olabarrieta, Maitane; Mccall, Robert;International audience; Storms usually induce a surge that causes the water level to reach a higher positioncompared to normal conditions. In addition, wave energy is usually higher than normalunder storm conditions so that currents and subsequent sediment transport caninduce dramatic morphological changes, including severe erosion. This chapter aimsto present the main processes that control water level variations and hydrodynamiccirculation under storm conditions. The section following this introduction presents themain mechanisms that control storm surges: atmospheric pressure gradients, surfacestress and short-wave dissipation. The third section presents the mechanisms thatdrive the hydronamic circulation along the coast: longshore currents, bed return flows,infragravity waves and swash dynamics. This chapter concludes with some perspectivesand challenges.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Conference object 2018 Italy, Italy, France, ItalyPublisher:SPIE Publicly fundedTianxin Yang; Laurence P. Sadwick; Nicola Vittorio; J.-P. Thermeau; F. Suarez; O. Rigaut; A. Pelosi; L. Mele; A. Mattei; Vladimir V. Luković; J. Lande; N. Holtzer; Rocco D'Agostino; F. Columbro; F. Wicek; Robert A. Watson; F. Voisin; D. Viganò; Gregory S. Tucker; Matthieu Tristram; Steve Torchinsky; A. Tartari; S. Spinelli; C. Scóccola; Alessandro Schillaci; Maria Salatino; Gustavo E. Romero; G. Polenta; Giampaolo Pisano; Lucio Piccirillo; Michel Piat; F. Piacentini; H. Pastoriza; A. Passerini; Alessandro Paiella; E. Olivieri; Delphine Néel; Mark McCulloch; Andrew May; S. Marnieros; R. Luterstein; T. Louis; C. Kristukat; Victor Haynes; L. Grandsire; M. Gómez Berisso; Martin Giard; A. Gault; M. Gaspard; X. Garrido; Beatriz García; Martin Gamboa; A. Fasciszewski; Alberto Etchegoyen; G. de Gasperis; Giuseppe D' Alessandro; François Couchot; Alessandro Coppolecchia; Gabriele Coppi; C. Chapron; P. Chanial; Francesco Cavaliere; Emory F. Bunn; E. Bréelle; Marco Bersanelli; G. Barbarán; S. Banfi; Jonathan Aumont; A. Mennella; M. De Leo; Marco De Petris; S. Scully; Créidhe O'Sullivan; D. Gayer; D. Burke; R. Puddu; D. T. Hoang; A.-A. Drilien; R. Charlassier; Alessandro Buzzelli; M.-A. Bigot-Sazy; Eimante Kalinauskaite; A. Zullo; Carole Tucker; V. Truongcanh; Peter T. Timbie; Mikhail Stolpovskiy; P. Ringegni; Damien Rambaud; D. Prêle; Federico Pezzotta; Olivier Perdereau; C. Perbost; François Pajot; J. Anthony Murphy; L. M. Mundo; L. Montier; Simon J. Melhuish; M. C. Medina; Silvia Masi; Bruno Maffei; A. Lowitz; S. Loucatos; Luca Lamagna; Andrei Korotkov; J. Kaplan; E. Jules; F. Incardona; Sophie Henrot-Versille; D. Harari; Jean Christophe Hamilton; E. Guerrard; Marcin Gradziel; M. González; Y. Giraud-Héraud; Massimo Gervasi; Cristian Franceschet; L. Dumoulin; A. Di Donato; Paolo de Bernardis; D. Buzi; G. Bordier; J. Bonis; J. Bonaparte; Nathanaël Bleurvac; Jean-Philippe Bernard; Laurent Bergé; D. Bennett; B. Bélier; A. Baù; Elia S. Battistelli; P. Battaglia; D. Auguste; G. Amico; Mario Zannoni; J.D. Murphy;doi: 10.1117/12.2287158
handle: 2434/586774 , 11573/1153392
International audience; Remnant radiation from the early universe, known as the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB), has been redshifted and cooled, and today has a blackbody spectrum peaking at millimetre wavelengths. The QUBIC (Q&U Bolometric Interferometer for Cosmology) instrument is designed to map the very faint polaristion structure in the CMB. QUBIC is based on the novel concept of bolometric interferometry in conjunction with synthetic imaging. It will have a large array of input feedhorns, which creates a large number of interferometric baselines. The beam from each feedhorn is passed through an optical combiner, with an off-axis compensated Gregorian design, to allow the generation of the synthetic image. The optical-combiner will operate in two frequency bands (150 and 220 GHz with 25% and 18.2 % bandwidth respectively) while cryogenically cooled TES bolometers provide the sensitivity required at the image plane. The QUBIC Technical Demonstrator (TD), a proof of technology instrument that contains 64 input feed-horns, is currently being built and will be installed in the Alto Chorrillos region of Argentina. The plan is then for the full QUBIC instrument (400 feed-horns) to be deployed in Argentina and obtain cosmologically significant results. In this paper we will examine the output of the manufactered feed-horns in comparison to the nominal design. We will show the results of optical modelling that has been performed in anticipation of alignment and calibration of the TD in Paris, in particular testing the validity of real laboratory environments. We show the output of large calibrator sources (50 ° full width haf max Gaussian beams) and the importance of accurate mirror definitions when modelling large beams. Finally we describe the tolerance on errors of the position and orientation of mirrors in the optical combiner.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Conference object 2018 FrancePublisher:Springer International Publishing Authors: Michaud-Trévinal, Aurélia; Pentina, Iryna; Stenger, Thomas;Michaud-Trévinal, Aurélia; Pentina, Iryna; Stenger, Thomas;International audience; AFM/AMS provides a financial support for this Communication Why do people shop? The famous and seminal article written by Tauber (1972) can be considered as the root for new kinds of research in marketing, focusing less on consumer decision-making, and more on consumer motives, practices, experiences, and obviously, shopping. Since then, the marketing literature has highlighted the concept of experience in numerous fields (Schmitt, 1999; Verhoef et al., 2009), including shopping. As consumers are increasingly taking control of their online shopping processes (including information search, product selection and decision-making), providing them with relevant experiences in this context has become an essential issue for marketers. Indeed, if the firms want to interact with consumers at the right time, they need to understand how to best reach and engage with them. The specific case of 'online shopping experience' (OSE) is of particular interest as both the context and the experience itself are co-designed by marketers and consumers. The OSE and its impacts on online shopping (conversion and repurchase) have attracted increasing attention in academic research (Pentina, Amialchuk, and Taylor, 2011; Rose et al., 2012, Kawaf and Tagg, 2017). However, there is still no consensus on what the 'online shopping experience' (OSE) lived by the consumers is. The 'online shopping experience' (OSE) and its impacts on online shopping (conversion and repurchase) have attracted increasing attention in academic research. However, there is still no consensus on what the OSE lived by the consumers is. This gap poses two main challenges: (i) at a conceptual level, the construct of the OSE is still ill-defined; and (ii) at an operational level, the lack of a reliable construct prevents from evaluating such an OSE and its impact.
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International audience; The Model Checking Contest (MCC) is an annual competition of software tools for model checking. Tools must process an increasing benchmark gathered from the whole community and may participate in various examinations: state space generation, computation of global properties, computation of some upper bounds in the model, evaluation of reachability formulas, evaluation of CTL formulas, and evaluation of LTL formulas.For each examination and each model instance, participating tools are provided with up to 3600 s and 16 gigabyte of memory. Then, tool answers are analyzed and confronted to the results produced by other competing tools to detect diverging answers (which are quite rare at this stage of the competition, and lead to penalties).For each examination, golden, silver, and bronze medals are attributed to the three best tools. CPU usage and memory consumption are reported, which is also valuable information for tool developers.
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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 2018 FrancePublisher:Springer International Publishing Gaba, Sabrina; Alignier, Audrey; Aviron, Stéphanie; Barot, Sébastien; Blouin, M.; Hedde, Mickael; Jabot, Franck; Vergnes, Alan; Bonis, Anne; Bonthoux, S.; Bourgeois, Bérenger; Bretagnolle, V.; Catarino, Rui; Coux, Camille; Gardarin, Antoine,; Giffard, Brice; Le Gal, A.; Lecomte, J.; Miguet, Paul; Piutti, S.; Rusch, Adrien; Zwicke, Marine; Couvet, Denis;[Departement_IRSTEA]Territoires [ADD1_IRSTEA]Dynamique et fonctionnement des écosystèmesChapter 1; International audience; The Green Revolution and the introduction of chemical fertilizers, synthetic pesticides and high yield crops had enabled to increase food production in the mid and late 20th. The benefits of this agricultural intensification have however reached their limits since yields are no longer increasing for many crops, negative externalities on the environment and human health are now recognized and economic inequality between farmers have increased. Agroecology has been proposed to secure food supply with fewer or lower negative environmental and social impacts than intensive agriculture. Agroecology principles are based on the recognition that biodiversity in agroecosystems can provide more than only food, fibre and timber. Hence, biodiversity and its associated functions, such as pollination, pest control, and mechanisms that maintain or improve soil fertility, may improve production efficiency and sustainability of agroecosystems. Although appealing, promoting ecological-based agricultural production is not straightforward since agroecosystems are socio-ecosystems with complex interactions between the ecological and social systems that act at different spatial and temporal scales. To be operational, agroecology thus requires understanding the relationships between biodiversity, functions and management, as well as to take into account the links between agriculture, ecology and the society. Here we review current knowledge on (i) the effect of landscape context on biodiversity and ecosystem functions and (ii) trophic and non-trophic interactions in ecological networks in agroecosystems. In particular, many insights have been made these two previous decades on (i) the interacting effects of management and landscape characteristics on biodiversity, (ii) the crucial role of plant diversity in delivering multiple services and (iii) the variety of ecological belowground mechanisms determining soil fertility in interaction with aboveground processes. However, we also pinpointed the absence of consensus on the effects of landscape heterogeneity on biodiversity and the need for a better mechanistic understanding of the effects of landscape and agricultural variables on farmland food webs and related services. We end by proposing new research avenues to fill knowledge gaps and implement agroecological principles within operational management strategies.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 2020 FrancePublisher:World Scientific Pub Co Pte Ltd Authors: Giraldo, Jhony; Le, Huu Ton; Bouwmans, Thierry;Giraldo, Jhony; Le, Huu Ton; Bouwmans, Thierry;International audience
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Part of book or chapter of book , Article 2018 United States, Italy, Ireland, Italy, France, ItalyPublisher:SPIE Publicly fundedFunded by:IRC, ANR | USPC, ANR | UnivEarthSIRC ,ANR| USPC ,ANR| UnivEarthSCréidhe O'Sullivan; D. Burke; D. Gayer; J. D. Murphy; S. Scully; M. De Leo; M. De Petris; A. Mattei; A. Zullo; A. Mennella; Mario Zannoni; N. Bleurvacq; C. Chapron; J.-Ch. Hamilton; M. Piat; Peter A. R. Ade; G. Amico; D. Auguste; J. Aumont; S. Banfi; G. Barbarán; P. Battaglia; Elia S. Battistelli; A. Baù; B. Bélier; D. Bennett; Laurent Bergé; J.-Ph. Bernard; Marco Bersanelli; M.-A. Bigot-Sazy; J. Bonaparte; J. Bonis; G. Bordier; E. Bréelle; Emory F. Bunn; D. Buzi; Alessandro Buzzelli; Francesco Cavaliere; P. Chanial; R. Charlassier; F. Columbro; Gabriele Coppi; Alessandro Coppolecchia; F. Couchot; Rocco D'Agostino; Giuseppe D'Alessandro; P. de Bernardis; G. de Gasperis; A. Di Donato; L. Dumoulin; A. Etchegoyen; A. Fasciszewski; Cristian Franceschet; M. M. Gamboa Lerena; Bruce Rafael Mellado Garcia; X. Garrido; M. Gaspard; A. Gault; Massimo Gervasi; M. Giard; Y. Giraud-Héraud; M. Gómez Berisso; M. González; Marcin Gradziel; L. Grandsire; E. Guerrard; D. Harari; Victor Haynes; Sophie Henrot-Versille; D. T. Hoang; F. Incardona; E. Jules; J. Kaplan; Andrei Korotkov; C. Kristukat; Luca Lamagna; S. Loucatos; Thibaut Louis; A. Lowitz; Vladimir V. Luković; R. Luterstein; Bruno Maffei; S. Marnieros; Silvia Masi; Andrew May; Mark McCulloch; M. C. Medina; L. Mele; Simon J. Melhuish; L. Montier; L. M. Mundo; J. A. Murphy; E. Olivieri; Alessandro Paiella; F. Pajot; A. Passerini; H. Pastoriza; A. Pelosi; C. Perbost; O. Perdereau; Federico Pezzotta; F. Piacentini; Lucio Piccirillo; Giampaolo Pisano; G. Polenta; D. Prêle; R. Puddu; Damien Rambaud; P. Ringegni; Gustavo E. Romero; Maria Salatino; Alessandro Schillaci; C. Scóccola; S. Spinelli; M. Stolpovskiy; F. Suarez; A. Tartari; J.-P. Thermeau; Peter T. Timbie; Steve Torchinsky; Matthieu Tristram; V. Truongcanh; Carole Tucker; Gregory S. Tucker; S. Vanneste; D. Viganò; Nicola Vittorio; F. Voisin; B. Watson; F. Wicek;doi: 10.1117/12.2313256
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QUBIC, the Q & U Bolometric Interferometer for Cosmology, is a novel ground-based instrument that aims to measure the extremely faint B-mode polarisation anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background at intermediate angular scales (multipoles of = 30 − 200). Primordial B-modes are a key prediction of Inflation as they can only be produced by gravitational waves in the very early universe. To achieve this goal, QUBIC will use bolometric interferometry, a technique that combines the sensitivity of an imager with the immunity to systematic effects of an interferometer. It will directly observe the sky through an array of back-to-back entry horns whose beams will be superimposed using a cooled quasioptical beam combiner. Images of the resulting interference fringes will be formed on two focal planes, each tiled with transition-edge sensors, cooled down to 320 mK. A dichroic filter placed between the optical combiner and the focal planes will select two frequency bands (centred at 150 GHz and 220 GHz), one frequency per focal plane. Polarization modulation will be achieved using a cold stepped half-wave plate (HWP) and polariser in front of the sky-facing horns. The full QUBIC instrument is described elsewhere1,2,3,4; in this paper we will concentrate in particular on simulations of the optical combiner (an off-axis Gregorian imager) and the feedhorn array. We model the optical performance of both the QUBIC full module and a scaled-down technological demonstrator which will be used to validate the full instrument design. Optical modelling is carried out using full vector physical optics with a combination of commercial and in-house software. In the high-frequency channel we must be careful to consider the higher-order modes that can be transmitted by the horn array. The instrument window function is used as a measure of performance and we investigate the effect of, for example, alignment and manufacturing tolerances, truncation by optical components and off-axis aberrations. We also report on laboratory tests carried on the QUBIC technological demonstrator in advance of deployment to the observing site in Argentina.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Article , Part of book or chapter of book 2018 Italy, Italy, France, Ireland, United States, ItalyPublisher:SPIE Publicly fundedFunded by:ANR | UnivEarthS, ANR | USPCANR| UnivEarthS ,ANR| USPCMaria Salatino; B. Bélier; C. Chapron; D. T. Hoang; S. Maestre; S. Marnieros; W. Marty; L. Montier; M. Piat; D. Prêle; Damien Rambaud; J.-P. Thermeau; Steve Torchinsky; Sophie Henrot-Versille; F. Voisin; Peter A. R. Ade; G. Amico; D. Auguste; J. Aumont; S. Banfi; G. Barbarán; P. Battaglia; Elia S. Battistelli; A. Baù; D. Bennett; Laurent Bergé; J.-Ph. Bernard; Marco Bersanelli; M.-A. Bigot-Sazy; N. Bleurvacq; J. Bonaparte; J. Bonis; G. Bordier; E. Bréelle; Emory F. Bunn; D. Burke; D. Buzi; A. Buzzelli; Francesco Cavaliere; P. Chanial; R. Charlassier; F. Columbro; Gabriele Coppi; Alessandro Coppolecchia; F. Couchot; Rocco D'Agostino; Giuseppe D'Alessandro; P. de Bernardis; G. De Gasperis; M. De Leo; M. De Petris; A. Di Donato; L. Dumoulin; A. Etchegoyen; A. Fasciszewski; Cristian Franceschet; M. M. Gamboa Lerena; Bruce Rafael Mellado Garcia; X. Garrido; M. Gaspard; A. Gault; D. Gayer; Massimo Gervasi; M. Giard; Y. Giraud-Héraud; M. Gómez Berisso; M. González; Marcin Gradziel; L. Grandsire; E. Guerrard; J.-Ch. Hamilton; D. Harari; Victor Haynes; F. Incardona; E. Jules; J. Kaplan; Andrei Korotkov; C. Kristukat; Luca Lamagna; S. Loucatos; Thibaut Louis; A. Lowitz; Vladimir V. Luković; R. Luterstein; Bruno Maffei; Silvia Masi; A. Mattei; Andrew May; Mark McCulloch; M. C. Medina; L. Mele; Simon J. Melhuish; A. Mennella; L. M. Mundo; J. A. Murphy; J. D. Murphy; Créidhe O'Sullivan; E. Olivieri; Alessandro Paiella; F. Pajot; A. Passerini; H. Pastoriza; A. Pelosi; C. Perbost; O. Perdereau; Federico Pezzotta; F. Piacentini; Lucio Piccirillo; Giampaolo Pisano; G. Polenta; R. Puddu; P. Ringegni; Gustavo E. Romero; Alessandro Schillaci; C. Scóccola; S. Scully; S. Spinelli; M. Stolpovskiy; F. Suarez; A. Tartari; Peter T. Timbie; Matthieu Tristram; V. Truongcanh; Carole Tucker; Gregory S. Tucker; S. Vanneste; D. Viganò; Nicola Vittorio; B. Watson; F. Wicek; Mario Zannoni; A. Zullo;doi: 10.1117/12.2312080
handle: 2434/586768 , 11573/1153410
International audience; QUBIC (the Q and U Bolometric Interferometer for Cosmology) is a ground-based experiment which seeks to improve the current constraints on the amplitude of primordial gravitational waves. It exploits the unique technique, among Cosmic Microwave Background experiments, of bolometric interferometry, combining together the sensitivity of bolometric detectors with the control of systematic effects typical of interferometers. QUBIC will perform sky observations in polarization, in two frequency bands centered at 150 and 220 GHz, with two kilo-pixel focal plane arrays of NbSi Transition-Edge Sensors (TES) cooled down to 350 mK. A subset of the QUBIC instrument, the so called QUBIC Technological Demonstrator (TD), with a reduced number of detectors with respect to the full instrument, will be deployed and commissioned before the end of 2018. The voltage-biased TES are read out with Time Domain Multiplexing and an unprecedented multiplexing (MUX) factor equal to 128. This MUX factor is reached with two-stage multiplexing: a traditional one exploiting Superconducting QUantum Interference Devices (SQUIDs) at 1K and a novel SiGe Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) at 60 K. The former provides a MUX factor of 32, while the latter provides a further 4. Each TES array is composed of 256 detectors and read out with four modules of 32 SQUIDs and two ASICs. A custom software synchronizes and manages the readout and detector operation, while the TES are sampled at 780 Hz (100kHz/128 MUX rate). In this work we present the experimental characterization of the QUBIC TES arrays and their multiplexing readout chain, including time constant, critical temperature, and noise properties.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 2019 FrancePublisher:Elsevier BV Publicly fundedSamuel Mercier; Martin Mondor; Ultan McCarthy; Sébastien Villeneuve; Graciela Alvarez; Ismail Uysal;International audience; The cold chain is an essential component of the food production and distribution system. This chapter reviews the main stages and technologies used for the preservation of perishable food products along the supply chain, and the amount of food lost or wasted along these stages for the main families of products. The chapter highlights the need for better refrigeration of food along the last stages of the cold chain (retail and consumer handling) and for better management along the commercial portion of the cold chain in developed countries. It also reveals the lack of progress made in the reduction of food loss or waste over the last two decades despite technological improvements, the consequences facing remote or northern communities because of the poor performance of the cold chain, and the potential of better leveraging data and mathematical modeling to achieve quantifiable reduction of loss and waste.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object , Part of book or chapter of book 2018 Italy, Italy, United States, Italy, FrancePublisher:SPIE Publicly fundedCréidhe O'Sullivan; P. A. R. Ade; G. Amico; D. Auguste; J. Aumont; S. Banfi; G. Barbarán; P. Battaglia; Elia S. Battistelli; A. Baù; B. Bélier; D. Bennett; Laurent Bergé; J.-Ph. Bernard; Marco Bersanelli; M.-A. Bigot-Sazy; N. Bleurvacq; J. Bonaparte; J. Bonis; G. Bordier; E. Bréelle; Emory F. Bunn; D. Burke; D. Buzi; Alessandro Buzzelli; Francesco Cavaliere; P. Chanial; C. Chapron; R. Charlassier; F. Columbro; Gabriele Coppi; Alessandro Coppolecchia; F. Couchot; Rocco D'Agostino; Giuseppe D'Alessandro; P. de Bernardis; G. de Gasperis; M. De Leo; M. De Petris; A. Di Donato; L. Dumoulin; A. Etchegoyen; A. Fasciszewski; Cristian Franceschet; M. M. Gamboa Lerena; Bruce Rafael Mellado Garcia; X. Garrido; M. Gaspard; A. Gault; D. Gayer; Massimo Gervasi; M. Giard; Y. Giraud-Héraud; M. Gómez Berisso; M. González; Marcin Gradziel; L. Grandsire; E. Guerrard; J.-Ch. Hamilton; D. Harari; Victor Haynes; Sophie Henrot-Versille; D. T. Hoang; F. Incardona; E. Jules; J. Kaplan; Andrei Korotkov; C. Kristukat; Luca Lamagna; S. Loucatos; Thibaut Louis; A. Lowitz; Vladimir V. Luković; R. Luterstein; Bruno Maffei; S. Marnieros; Silvia Masi; A. Mattei; Andrew May; Mark McCulloch; M. C. Medina; L. Mele; Simon J. Melhuish; A. Mennella; L. Montier; L. M. Mundo; J. A. Murphy; J. D. Murphy; E. Olivieri; Alessandro Paiella; F. Pajot; A. Passerini; H. Pastoriza; A. Pelosi; C. Perbost; O. Perdereau; Federico Pezzotta; F. Piacentini; M. Piat; Lucio Piccirillo; Giampaolo Pisano; G. Polenta; D. Prêle; R. Puddu; Damien Rambaud; P. Ringegni; Gustavo E. Romero; Maria Salatino; Alessandro Schillaci; C. Scóccola; S. Scully; S. Spinelli; M. Stolpovskiy; F. Suarez; A. Tartari; J.-P. Thermeau; Peter T. Timbie; Steve Torchinsky; Matthieu Tristram; V. Truongcanh; Carole Tucker; Gregory S. Tucker; S. Vanneste; D. Viganò; Nicola Vittorio; F. Voisin; B. Watson; F. Wicek; Mario Zannoni; A. Zullo;doi: 10.1117/12.2313332
handle: 2434/586758 , 11573/1153417
QUBIC, the Q & U Bolometric Interferometer for Cosmology, is a novel ground-based instrument that has been designed to measure the extremely faint B-mode polarisation anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background at intermediate angular scales (multipoles of 𝑙 = 30 − 200). Primordial B-modes are a key prediction of Inflation as they can only be produced by gravitational waves in the very early universe. To achieve this goal, QUBIC will use bolometric interferometry, a technique that combines the sensitivity of an imager with the systematic error control of an interferometer. It will directly observe the sky through an array of 400 back-to-back entry horns whose signals will be superimposed using a quasi-optical beam combiner. The resulting interference fringes will be imaged at 150 and 220 GHz on two focal planes, each tiled with NbSi Transition Edge Sensors, cooled to 320 mK and read out with time-domain multiplexing. A dichroic filter placed between the optical combiner and the focal planes will select the two frequency bands. A very large receiver cryostat will cool the optical and detector stages to 40 K, 4 K, 1 K and 320 mK using two pulse tube coolers, a novel 4He sorption cooler and a double-stage 3He/4He sorption cooler. Polarisation modulation and selection will be achieved using a cold stepped half-wave plate (HWP) and polariser, respectively, in front of the sky-facing horns. A key feature of QUBIC’s ability to control systematic effects is its ‘self-calibration’ mode where fringe patterns from individual equivalent baselines can be compared. When observing, however, all the horns will be open simultaneously and we will recover a synthetic image of the sky in the I, Q and U Stokes’ parameters. The synthesised beam pattern has a central peak of approximately 0.5 degrees in width, with secondary peaks further out that are damped by the 13-degree primary beam of the horns. This is Module 1 of QUBIC which will be installed in Argentina, near the city of San Antonio de los Cobres, at the Alto Chorrillos site (4869 m a.s.l.), Salta Province. Simulations have shown that this first module could constrain the tensor-to-scalar ratio down to σ(r) = 0.01 after a two-year survey. We aim to add further modules in the future to increase the angular sensitivity and resolution of the instrument. The QUBIC project is proceeding through a sequence of steps. After an initial successful characterisation of the detection chain, a technological demonstrator is being assembled to validate the full instrument design and to test it electrically, thermally and optically. The technical demonstrator is a scaled-down version of Module 1 in terms of the number of detectors, input horns and pulse tubes and a reduction in the diameter of the combiner mirrors and filters, but is otherwise similar. The demonstrator will be upgraded to the full module in 2019. In this paper we give an overview of the QUBIC project and instrument.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Other literature type 2017 FrancePublisher:Wiley Authors: Bertin, Xavier; Olabarrieta, Maitane; Mccall, Robert;Bertin, Xavier; Olabarrieta, Maitane; Mccall, Robert;International audience; Storms usually induce a surge that causes the water level to reach a higher positioncompared to normal conditions. In addition, wave energy is usually higher than normalunder storm conditions so that currents and subsequent sediment transport caninduce dramatic morphological changes, including severe erosion. This chapter aimsto present the main processes that control water level variations and hydrodynamiccirculation under storm conditions. The section following this introduction presents themain mechanisms that control storm surges: atmospheric pressure gradients, surfacestress and short-wave dissipation. The third section presents the mechanisms thatdrive the hydronamic circulation along the coast: longshore currents, bed return flows,infragravity waves and swash dynamics. This chapter concludes with some perspectivesand challenges.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Conference object 2018 Italy, Italy, France, ItalyPublisher:SPIE Publicly fundedTianxin Yang; Laurence P. Sadwick; Nicola Vittorio; J.-P. Thermeau; F. Suarez; O. Rigaut; A. Pelosi; L. Mele; A. Mattei; Vladimir V. Luković; J. Lande; N. Holtzer; Rocco D'Agostino; F. Columbro; F. Wicek; Robert A. Watson; F. Voisin; D. Viganò; Gregory S. Tucker; Matthieu Tristram; Steve Torchinsky; A. Tartari; S. Spinelli; C. Scóccola; Alessandro Schillaci; Maria Salatino; Gustavo E. Romero; G. Polenta; Giampaolo Pisano; Lucio Piccirillo; Michel Piat; F. Piacentini; H. Pastoriza; A. Passerini; Alessandro Paiella; E. Olivieri; Delphine Néel; Mark McCulloch; Andrew May; S. Marnieros; R. Luterstein; T. Louis; C. Kristukat; Victor Haynes; L. Grandsire; M. Gómez Berisso; Martin Giard; A. Gault; M. Gaspard; X. Garrido; Beatriz García; Martin Gamboa; A. Fasciszewski; Alberto Etchegoyen; G. de Gasperis; Giuseppe D' Alessandro; François Couchot; Alessandro Coppolecchia; Gabriele Coppi; C. Chapron; P. Chanial; Francesco Cavaliere; Emory F. Bunn; E. Bréelle; Marco Bersanelli; G. Barbarán; S. Banfi; Jonathan Aumont; A. Mennella; M. De Leo; Marco De Petris; S. Scully; Créidhe O'Sullivan; D. Gayer; D. Burke; R. Puddu; D. T. Hoang; A.-A. Drilien; R. Charlassier; Alessandro Buzzelli; M.-A. Bigot-Sazy; Eimante Kalinauskaite; A. Zullo; Carole Tucker; V. Truongcanh; Peter T. Timbie; Mikhail Stolpovskiy; P. Ringegni; Damien Rambaud; D. Prêle; Federico Pezzotta; Olivier Perdereau; C. Perbost; François Pajot; J. Anthony Murphy; L. M. Mundo; L. Montier; Simon J. Melhuish; M. C. Medina; Silvia Masi; Bruno Maffei; A. Lowitz; S. Loucatos; Luca Lamagna; Andrei Korotkov; J. Kaplan; E. Jules; F. Incardona; Sophie Henrot-Versille; D. Harari; Jean Christophe Hamilton; E. Guerrard; Marcin Gradziel; M. González; Y. Giraud-Héraud; Massimo Gervasi; Cristian Franceschet; L. Dumoulin; A. Di Donato; Paolo de Bernardis; D. Buzi; G. Bordier; J. Bonis; J. Bonaparte; Nathanaël Bleurvac; Jean-Philippe Bernard; Laurent Bergé; D. Bennett; B. Bélier; A. Baù; Elia S. Battistelli; P. Battaglia; D. Auguste; G. Amico; Mario Zannoni; J.D. Murphy;doi: 10.1117/12.2287158
handle: 2434/586774 , 11573/1153392
International audience; Remnant radiation from the early universe, known as the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB), has been redshifted and cooled, and today has a blackbody spectrum peaking at millimetre wavelengths. The QUBIC (Q&U Bolometric Interferometer for Cosmology) instrument is designed to map the very faint polaristion structure in the CMB. QUBIC is based on the novel concept of bolometric interferometry in conjunction with synthetic imaging. It will have a large array of input feedhorns, which creates a large number of interferometric baselines. The beam from each feedhorn is passed through an optical combiner, with an off-axis compensated Gregorian design, to allow the generation of the synthetic image. The optical-combiner will operate in two frequency bands (150 and 220 GHz with 25% and 18.2 % bandwidth respectively) while cryogenically cooled TES bolometers provide the sensitivity required at the image plane. The QUBIC Technical Demonstrator (TD), a proof of technology instrument that contains 64 input feed-horns, is currently being built and will be installed in the Alto Chorrillos region of Argentina. The plan is then for the full QUBIC instrument (400 feed-horns) to be deployed in Argentina and obtain cosmologically significant results. In this paper we will examine the output of the manufactered feed-horns in comparison to the nominal design. We will show the results of optical modelling that has been performed in anticipation of alignment and calibration of the TD in Paris, in particular testing the validity of real laboratory environments. We show the output of large calibrator sources (50 ° full width haf max Gaussian beams) and the importance of accurate mirror definitions when modelling large beams. Finally we describe the tolerance on errors of the position and orientation of mirrors in the optical combiner.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book , Conference object 2018 FrancePublisher:Springer International Publishing Authors: Michaud-Trévinal, Aurélia; Pentina, Iryna; Stenger, Thomas;Michaud-Trévinal, Aurélia; Pentina, Iryna; Stenger, Thomas;International audience; AFM/AMS provides a financial support for this Communication Why do people shop? The famous and seminal article written by Tauber (1972) can be considered as the root for new kinds of research in marketing, focusing less on consumer decision-making, and more on consumer motives, practices, experiences, and obviously, shopping. Since then, the marketing literature has highlighted the concept of experience in numerous fields (Schmitt, 1999; Verhoef et al., 2009), including shopping. As consumers are increasingly taking control of their online shopping processes (including information search, product selection and decision-making), providing them with relevant experiences in this context has become an essential issue for marketers. Indeed, if the firms want to interact with consumers at the right time, they need to understand how to best reach and engage with them. The specific case of 'online shopping experience' (OSE) is of particular interest as both the context and the experience itself are co-designed by marketers and consumers. The OSE and its impacts on online shopping (conversion and repurchase) have attracted increasing attention in academic research (Pentina, Amialchuk, and Taylor, 2011; Rose et al., 2012, Kawaf and Tagg, 2017). However, there is still no consensus on what the 'online shopping experience' (OSE) lived by the consumers is. The 'online shopping experience' (OSE) and its impacts on online shopping (conversion and repurchase) have attracted increasing attention in academic research. However, there is still no consensus on what the OSE lived by the consumers is. This gap poses two main challenges: (i) at a conceptual level, the construct of the OSE is still ill-defined; and (ii) at an operational level, the lack of a reliable construct prevents from evaluating such an OSE and its impact.
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International audience; The Model Checking Contest (MCC) is an annual competition of software tools for model checking. Tools must process an increasing benchmark gathered from the whole community and may participate in various examinations: state space generation, computation of global properties, computation of some upper bounds in the model, evaluation of reachability formulas, evaluation of CTL formulas, and evaluation of LTL formulas.For each examination and each model instance, participating tools are provided with up to 3600 s and 16 gigabyte of memory. Then, tool answers are analyzed and confronted to the results produced by other competing tools to detect diverging answers (which are quite rare at this stage of the competition, and lead to penalties).For each examination, golden, silver, and bronze medals are attributed to the three best tools. CPU usage and memory consumption are reported, which is also valuable information for tool developers.
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