DORA (De Montfort Open Research Archive)
DORA (De Montfort Open Research Archive) is De Montfort University's research repository. It forms the primary public and institutional record of DMU research outputs. DORA currently lists over 10,000 items, and the breadth of research at DMU means that these include articles, conference papers, books, book chapters, and other material available in a digital form. The record for each item contains descriptive information as well as, where possible, a version of the final research output. Since January 2009 electronic deposit of PhD theses has also been mandatory and to date over 700 theses are available from DORA.
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Incorporating Quaternary Prevention: Understanding the full scope of public health practices in sexual abuse prevention. International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology,
(Article)This discussion piece argues for a refinement in our understanding of prevention in sexual abuse, suggesting that we include quaternary prevention on the grounds that this concept from medical literature has potential and ... -
Enhanced Collision Resolution and Throughput Analysis for the 802.11 Distributed Coordination Function
(Article)The IEEE 802 standards rely on the distributed coordination function (DCF) as the fundamental medium access control method. DCF uses the binary exponential backoff (BEB) algorithm to regulate channel access. The backoff ... -
SNARCing with a phone: the role of order in spatial-numerical associations is revealed by context and task demands
(Article)Previous literature on the SNARC effect examined which factors modulate spatial-numerical associations. Recently, the role of order in the SNARC effect has been debated and further research is necessary to better understand ... -
A novel time, cost, quality and risk tradeoff model with a knowledge-based hesitant fuzzy information: An R&D project application
(Article)This paper proposes a novel approach for identifying the best implementation situation for each activity in a project by optimizing and balancing time, cost, quality, and risk criteria under uncertain circumstances. A ... -
From Computer Ethics and the Ethics of AI towards an Ethics of Digital Ecosystems
(Article)Ethical, social and human rights aspects of computing technologies have been discussed since the inception of these technologies. In the 1980s this led to the development of a discourse often referred to as computer ethics. ...
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