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Science.PublicPolicyVol37\3. Adaptive foresight in the creative content industries.pdf

we analysed demand issues by using data from consumer surveys and developing case studies on failed instances of product introduction

(10) Most users of audiovisual content regularly consume them on mobile devices (11) Speech is the predominant means to interact with data


Science.PublicPolicyVol37\4. Critical success factors for government-led foresight.pdf

An assessment of this qualitative data was coupled with more quantitatiiv data (budgets, number of employees etc.

So much data was collected during these studies than it could not all be reported in one paper,

however, we will only report on data related to the two primary research questions: firstly, what is defined as program success,

Results The definition of success Overall the studies provide a rich array of insights and observations-data on the most dynamic public foresight programs in the world.

In reviewing the collected data, there was relatively little program diversity seen from country to country.


Science.PublicPolicyVol37\5. Future technology analysis for biosecurity and emerging infectious diseases in Asia-Pacific.pdf

Future decisions regarding interventions should use all available information about the disease and possiibl interventions, together with current data from sensors and assays, health clinics, hospitals,

Automated data collection and analysis Technology Lateral flow and other point of care devices, low cost Low cost tests of greater sensitivity, gene amplification Screening technologies

and analyse data National laboratory hierarchy accepted Acceptance of information collection processes Privacy concerns addressed Use of point of care

multi-agent diagnostic devices linked to automated data collection and analysis Biosecurity and emerging infectious diseases in Asia-pacific Science and Public policy February 2010 49 APEC diagnosis center,

Increased effort is needed to improve the automaate analysis of surveillance data to enable early detection of outbreaks.


Science.PublicPolicyVol37\7. Impact of Swiss technology policy on firm innovation performance.pdf

We collected innovation data for the promoted firms similla to those already existing for a sample of innovating firms of The swiss Innovation Survey 2002 (Arvanitis et al.

the use of innovation data for the subsidized firms, collected by means of a survey;

Thirdly, we deal with the data sources; fourthly, we present some informmatio on the patterns of CTI promotion in the reference period.

Most studies use contemporraneou data on the states of subsidized and non-subsidized firms (as in this paper.

and the data for firms that reported the introduction of innovations in the period 2000 2002 in The swiss Innovation Survey 2002.

Hence, the sample we used for the study contained data on 199 firms (64.8%of the subsidized firms.

This additional information allowed us to estimate the propensity scores based on data for all 307 subsidized firms.

an economic analysis based on Swiss micro data. Small Business Economics, 19 (4), 321 340. Arvanitis, S, H Hollenstein, N Sydow and M Wörter 2007.

Matched-pair analysis based on business survey data to evaluate the policy of supporting the adoption of advannce manufacturing technologies by Swiss firms, KOF Working Paper No. 65, July 2002.

Characterizzin selection bias using experimental data. Econometrica, 66 (5), 1017 1098. Heckman, J J, R J Lalonde,


Science.PublicPolicyVol39\1. The role of FTA in responding to grand challenge.pdf

and analyse very large sets of data. Significant methodological and even philosophical tensions are arising as a result of this shift.


Science.PublicPolicyVol39\10. Challenges in communicating the outcomes of a foresight study.pdf

whenever there is a need to gather primary data from experts and other stakeholders. 4. Strategic foresight methodological approach This section will explore the main aspects of the strategic foresight methodological approach.

In this phase, tasks related to gathering and structuring data, and environment scanning are established frequently. This phase also produces the key information components,

and trends in intellecctua property rights (IPR) Mapping S&t national capacity according to data available in CNPQ/Lattes databases and Innovation Portal Expert panels to debate the following themes:

and export the data. Available at<www. cgee. org. br>.>References Brummer, H. L. 2005)‘ A dynamic competitive analysis model for global mining firms',Doctor of commerce thesis, University of South africa.


Science.PublicPolicyVol39\11. Head in the clouds and feet on the ground.pdf

Key data for expendditur by Central Government on the main S&t programs is shown in Table 3. Fig. 2 classifies China's main S&t programs,

based on data on national S&t programs provided in the China Statistical Yearbook on Science and Technology (2009).

unfortunately there is a lack of data), the 863 Program and the Key technologies Program, clearly identify specific‘missions

2009 China Statistical Yearbook on Science and Technology Data from 2008. Note: In order to simplify, some programs have been grouped into one‘bubble'.

'Thus, the‘Innofund+programs'includes Innofund, Spark, Torch, Agricultural S&t Transfer Fund, National Engineering research Centers (data from 2007) and the New National Products Program.

The Mega-engineering Projects is missing due to lack of data. Table 3. Allocations for S&t by Central Government in main S&t programs (in million RMB) Item 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

All data for programs, except data for 863 Program, are from National Bureau of Statistics,

*Data for 863 Program are from MOST (2009)( see Note 2), China Science and Technology indicators (2008) and from<http://www. sts. org. cn>accessed 20 may 2011.264.

One principal program, the Mega-engineering Projects is missing due to lack of data. However, though we do not know their exact size,

All data are from National Bureau of Statistics, MOST (see Note 2) and China Statistical Yearbook on Science and Technology (2009).


Science.PublicPolicyVol39\12. National, sectoral and technological innovation systems.pdf

Yet, as shown by the statistical data in 1995, the sales of local SMES only accounted for 31%of the domestic market,


Science.PublicPolicyVol39\2. Orienting European innovation systems towards grand challenges and the roles.pdf

Guidelines for Collecting and Interpreting Innovation Data, 3rd edn. Paris: OECD. Rogers, E. M. 1995) Diffusion of Innovations, 4th edn.


Science.PublicPolicyVol39\4. Orienting international science cooperation to meet global ‘grand challenges’.pdf

Related to this are issues around intellectual property regimes in different countries and restrictions on access to data for science.

The storage and accessing of large amounts of data that could be available to international scientists is another challenge.

commons including less developed countries Science is a global stabilising agent Greater mobility of researchers Internationally agreed data standards Global strategic research fund combining 2%of each countries public research

Better linkages to people and data: ICSU used its global and regional structures to establish

and national governments were convinced of the importance investing in data infrastructure. The vision for a global open-access library for scientific data is being realised.

An evolving organisational structure for ICSU: With an expanded membership base (in terms of both countries and disciplines;


Science.PublicPolicyVol39\5. Innovation policy roadmapping as a systemic instrument for forward-looking.pdf

but the data is presented also in a visual roadmap structure. Secondly, in IPRM the long-term thinking is dependent on the subject under study.

ICT offers achievable data and easy-to-use tools for the people to decrease their ecological footprint

metering Consumer information systems for complex green data Intelligent housing solutions Intelligent transportation solutions Digitalized production processes Personalized footprint services Solutions based on cloud computing Distributed

there will be different types of services that utilize data from ICT embedded in our everyday environment.

and handle complex data on environmental sustainabiilit (automatically) are entering the market. In industry, new manufacturing paradigms are evolving


Science.PublicPolicyVol39\6. Embedding foresight in transnational research programming.pdf

scenarios and other relevant data (by dedicating a pilot call to research on such future-oriented issues)

For example, ERAWATCH data show that two-thirds of 2009 national research prograamme relevant for the Joint Programming Initiative on Agriculture,

Food Security and Climate change have no openness to other EU Member States. 7. Platforms collecting data on foresight exercises can offer deeper insights into possible and desired futures of research priorities, e g.<

ERAWATCH is a platform collecting data on national research systems in the ERA, including policy documents and research programmes. 11.

NETWATCH collects data on transnational research collaboration in the ERA. 12. In Europe the following European and intergovernmennta mechanisms are in place:

%while in Lithuania over 50%of gross expenditure on r&d is performed by this sector (calculaation based on Eurostat data for 2009).

data and knowledge for linking various disciplines and for initiating new co-operations within the European research and innovaatio communities (with scientists from different disciplines and research areas, city representatives,

A set of examples of internet-based tools allowing for integration of data of all sorts in future-oriented technollog analysis can be found in Haegeman et al.


Science.PublicPolicyVol39\7. On concepts and methods in horizon scanning.pdf

while the creative function enables the reassembly of issues or the creation of new emerging issues on the basis of the analysis and integratiio of scan data.

and classify data, analyse and understand relationships, and anticipate as well as discover emerging issues that could have a strategic impact on Singapore.

The exploratory scanning approach concentrates on assembling potential emerging issues from a wide variety of data from different signal sources

The vast amount of data coming from these sources can be analysed in terms of potential signals of change,

The selection of key signals from the vast amount of data coming from the various sources is done by experts.

Currently text-mining is especially useful to identify networks and clusters of phrases within huge data sets but less useful for identifying new signals and issues.

Twitter was used also to obtain data for text-mining. However with downloading and processing data from Twitter one of the huge advantages of Twitter was lost:

the ability to trace how signals evolve over time. In general, however, the potential of Twitter to become a main tool for retrieving future-oriented information is high as colleagues,

However, text-mining is useful in the processing phase as it identifies networks and clusters of concepts and phrases within huge data sets.

or even create new emerging issues on the basis of the analysis and integration of scan data.

on one hand, may be focused on clustering and synthesis of scan data and, on the other hand, on human imagination and creativvity Within the SESTI project different text-mining techniques were used for this purpose as well as exercises which used participative web tools such as Wikipedia,

In general, model-based forward-looking results are taken into account far more seriously by policy-makers than horizon scanning data


Science.PublicPolicyVol39\9. Fraunhofer future markets.pdf

They made use of different trend lines from historical data and identified longlasstin developments, sometimes in combinations of more than one line, with large impacts that were identified additionally.


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