Table of Contents

• Interactive Technique to Build Fuzzy Rule-Based Systems for ClassificationInti Y. Gonzalez-Herrera, Carlos Pérez-Risquet. 3-15 [doi]
• A Model for Generating Outputs for Multiple Location-based ServicesJiang-Liang Hou, Shih-Ting Yang, Yu-Hsuan Su. 17-37 [doi]
• Multi-Label Text Categorization Forecasting Probability Problem Using Support Vector Machine TechniquesHui-Min Chiang, Tai-Yue Wang, Yu-Min Chiang. 39-48 [doi]
• Diatoms Classification with Weighted Averaging Fuzzy Operators for Eutrophication PreventionAndreja Naumoski, Kosta Mitreski. 49-59 [doi]
• Multi-Layer Topic Maps to Support Management-Systems by Structured InformationHans-Knud Arndt, Stephan Jacob, Sebastian Tietz. 61-72 [doi]
• Application of Bio-Inspired Optimization Techniques in Power Distribution SystemsSaumel Enriquez Caro, Victor S. Ocaña-Guevara, Maybel Anido Bada. 73-83 [doi]
• Data Defects in Material Flow NetworksNashida Barakat, Alexandra Pehlken. 85-93 [doi]
• Modelling Solid Waste Recycling Processes Under the Consideration of Data DefectsAlexandra Pehlken, Jorge Marx Gómez, Nashida Barakat. 95-105 [doi]
• A Model-Driven Approach to Uncertainty Reduction in Environmental DataMarina G. Erechtchoukova, Peter A. Khaiter. 107-122 [doi]
• Participatory Environmental Sensing for Quality of Life Information ServicesKostas D. Karatzas. 123-133 [doi]
• Sketch Technology Roadmap by Using a Novel Vision-oriented Service Innovation Approach: Environmental-Technology Roadmap for Designing Sustainable City as an ExampleYu-Tso Chen. 135-149 [doi]
• Problems of Practical CEMIS (Corporate Environment Information Management Systems) UsageHorst Junker, Corinna V. Lang. 153-163 [doi]
• Sustainable Online Reporting Model: A Web Based Sustainability Reporting SoftwareAndreas Solsbach, Daniel Süpke, Benjamin Wagner vom Berg, Jorge Marx Gómez. 165-177 [doi]
• Web Service-enabled Collaborative Corporate Environmental Management Information SystemsNabil Allam, Tariq Mahmoud, Jorge Marx Gómez. 179-188 [doi]
• Classification of CEMIS Standard Software available on the German MarketNabil Allam, Horst Junker, Manuel Christel. 189-198 [doi]
• Green Software and Green IT: An End Users PerspectiveEva Kern, Markus Dick, Timo Johann, Stefan Naumann. 199-211 [doi]
• Co-evolution and Co-management of Economic and Ecological Sustainability: A Semantic Approach to Modeling Climate Adapted Land Use Strategies in Northwestern GermanyNana Karlstetter. 213-227 [doi]
• Web-based Information Systems on ICT for Environmental Sustainability Research in EuropeWerner Geiger, Richard Lutz, Christian Schmitt. 229-239 [doi]
• Sustainable CRM for Mobility Services based on SOA architectureAmmar Memari, Benjamin Wagner vom Berg, Jorge Marx Gómez. 241-254 [doi]
• Conception of Interactive Information and Decision Support System for Urban and Industrial Air Quality Management: Model and EvaluationCezary Orlowski, Lukasz Szczygielski. 255-264 [doi]
• An Environmental Management Information System for the basin of Sagua la Grande, CubaSaumel Enriquez Caro, Maybel Anido Bada, Ramdy Ramirez Leal, Henly E. Garcia Solenzal, Zenia Padilla Velázquez. 265-271 [doi]
• Including Environmental Performance Indicators into Kernel based Search Space RepresentationsJörg Bremer, Barbara Rapp, Michael Sonnenschein. 275-288 [doi]
• Light-Weight Composite Environmental Performance Indicators (LWC-EPI) ConceptNaoum Jamous, Frederik Kramer, Gamal Kassem, Jorge Marx Gómez, Reiner R. Dumke. 289-299 [doi]
• Administrating Environmental Performance Indicators Utilizing Lightweight Semantic Web ServicesDaniel Meyerholt, Tariq Mahmoud, Jorge Marx Gómez. 301-309 [doi]
• Sustainability and Global Risks: Example of Selected Countries in AsiaVictoria A. Bakhtina. 311-324 [doi]
• Uncovering Non-obvious Relationship Between Environmental Certification and Economic Performance at the Food IndustryMarival Segarra-Oña, Angel Peiró-Signes, Lluis Miret-Pastor, José Albors-Garrigos. 325-338 [doi]
• Sustainable, Multi-Criteria Biomass Procurement: A Game Theoretical ApproachBarbara Rapp, Jörg Bremer, Michael Sonnenschein. 341-353 [doi]
• An Integrated Decisions Support System and a GIS Tool for Sustainable Transportation PlansJesús Racero, Marta Hernández, Fernando Guerrero, Gregorio Racero. 355-372 [doi]
• Do Companies Know Which are the Barriers and Facilitators that Enable Proactive Environmental Orientation of the Industry?María-del-Val Segarra-Oña, Conrado Carrascosa-López, Baldomero Segura-García-del-Río. 373-388 [doi]
• Environmental Management Systems In Learning Organizations In Health CareLars Rölker-Denker. 389-395 [doi]
• ProPlaNET: Collaborative Sustainable Project Planning: A Comparison with Existing ApproachesNils Giesen, Daniel Süpke. 397-406 [doi]
• Reporting Models for Corporate Sustainability in SMEsFrank Medel, Lourdes García, Saumel Enriquez, Maybel Anido. 407-418 [doi]
• Decision Making Model in Integrated Assessment of Business-Environment System: a Case StudyLukasz Hadas, Agnieszka Stachowiak, Piotr Cyplik. 419-429 [doi]
• Pro-ecological Solutions Applied in Hotels: ExamplesJoanna Olesków-Szlapka, Agnieszka Stachowiak, Paulina Golinska. 431-444 [doi]
• Towards Sustainable Tourism: Utilizing E-Commerce Applications for Minimizing Impacts of Climate ChangeJuma James Masele. 445-459 [doi]
• Introduction to Strategic Eco-Controlling to Support Strategic Decision MakingMiada Naana, Horst Junker. 461-471 [doi]
• Corporate Social Responsibility in Approach to Business Reality: Case Study with Cuban EnterprisesYaima Yiri Antelo González, Daniel Alfonso Robaina, Desislava M. Dechkova, Jorge Marx Gómez. 473-484 [doi]
• Reference Model for Stimulating Cooperation Between Group of Manufacturing and Transport Enterprises in the Sphere of Transport ProcessesMarcin Hajdul. 487-499 [doi]
• One Common Framework for Information and Communication Systems in Transport and Logistics: Case StudyMarcin Hajdul, Marta Cudzilo. 501-513 [doi]
• Global Influence of Multi-area Integration of Logistic ProcessesMarta Cudzilo, Karolina Kolinska. 515-523 [doi]
• Automatic Generation of Transshipment and Loading Plans Through a Linear Programming Model in Railway TerminalJosé Ángel González Manteca, Eva Ponce-Cueto. 525-536 [doi]
• Analysis of Logistics Processes According to BPMN MethodologyMaciej Stajniak, Bartosz Guszczak. 537-549 [doi]
• Declarative Modeling of Multimodal Cyclic ProcessesGrzegorz Bocewicz, Zbigniew A. Banaszak. 551-566 [doi]
• Reverse Logistics in the Automotive Industry: Organizational Models for Waste Generated in Repair ShopsRuth Carrasco-Gallego, Joaquín Delgado-Hipólito, Eva Ponce-Cueto. 569-578 [doi]
• Recovery Network Arrangements: The WEEE CasePaulina Golinska, Arkadiusz Kawa. 579-591 [doi]
• Reverse Logistics for Used Portable Batteries in Spain: An Analytical Proposal for Collecting BatteriesEva Ponce-Cueto, José Ángel González Manteca, Ruth Carrasco-Gallego. 593-604 [doi]
• Using Environmental Demands to Improve Supply Chain PerformancePaul-Eric Dossou, Philip Mitchell. 605-615 [doi]
• ERP Integration as a Support for Logistics Controlling in Supply ChainAdam Kolinski, Pawel Fajfer. 617-626 [doi]
• Potential Benefits of Applying e-Markets to Waste ManagementZaneta Pruska, Martyna Malak, Joanna Olesków-Szlapka, Agnieszka Stachowiak, Paulina Golinska. 627-637 [doi]
• Application of Eco-Balance in Area of Logistics: A Case StudyMateusz Piaskowski, Anna Stasiuk. 639-655 [doi]
• Comparison of Enterprise Integration Concepts (PLM and EA) from the Point of View Green ManufacturingPawel Pawlewski, Paul-Eric Dossou. 659-673 [doi]
• "Green" Possibilities of Simulation Software for Production and Logistics: A SurveyPawel Pawlewski, Jakub Borucki. 675-688 [doi]
• Balance Index, Balance Analysis and IT Tools Supporting Environmental Decisions MakingMarek Fertsch. 689-694 [doi]
• Influence of Selected Methods of Production flow Control on EnvironmentJustyna Trojanowska, Krzysztof Zywicki, Edward Pajak. 695-705 [doi]
• Maintenance Management Initiatives Towards Achieving Sustainable DevelopmentMalgorzata Jasiulewicz-Kaczmarek, Przemyslaw Drozyner. 707-721 [doi]
• Automated Event Sampling and Real-Time data Access Within Hydrological Measuring Networks by Means of Low-Earth-Orbiting SatellitesHermann Stadler, Albrecht Leis, Markus Plieschnegger, Paul Skritek, Kurt Woletz, Andreas Farnleitner. 725-734 [doi]
• Parallel and GPU Based Strategies for Selected CFD and Climate Modeling ModelsKrzysztof Kurowski, Michal Kulczewski, Mikolaj Dobski. 735-747 [doi]
• Design of the Efficient Archival Warehouse for Weather Forecast SystemSlawomir Walkowiak, Lukasz Ligowski, Konrad Wawruch, Witold R. Rudnicki. 749-762 [doi]
• Impact of Improved Land-Surface Model Coupled to NWP System on Convective Boundary Layer VariablesRichard Hodur, Bogumil Jakubiak. 763-770 [doi]
• Survey of Rainwater Quality Modification as Water Supply in Northern Part of IranM. Tahghighi Haji Alizadeh, M. T. Ghaneian, M. Bahram Abady. 771-780 [doi]
• A New Environmental Image Processing Method for Chemical Weather Forecasts in EuropeVictor Epitropou, Kostas D. Karatzas, Anastasios Bassoukos, Jaakko Kukkonen, Taru Balk. 781-791 [doi]
• Implementation of a Detailed Shadow Model into the EULAG CFD Model for Urban Applications: Madrid Case StudyR. San Jose, J. L. Perez, R. M. Gonzalez. 793-806 [doi]