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Fehlende Werte und deren Kompensation über Imputation stellen eine große Herausforderung für die Varianzschätzung eines Punktschätzers dar. Dies gilt auch in der Amtlichen Statistik. Um eine unverzerrte Varianzschätzung zu gewährleisten, müssen alle Komponenten der Varianz berücksichtigt werden. Hierzu wird häufig eine Zerlegung der Gesamtvarianz durchgeführt mit dem Ziel, detaillierte Informationen über ihre Komponenten zu erhalten und diese vollständig zu erfassen. In dieser Arbeit stehen Resampling-Methoden im Vordergrund. Es wird ein Ansatz entwickelt, wie neuere Resampling-Methoden, welche alle Elemente der ursprünglichen Stichprobe berücksichtigen, hinsichtlich der Anwendung von Imputation übertragen werden können. Zum Vergleich verschiedener Varianzschätzer wird eine Monte-Carlo-Simulationsstudie durchgeführt. Mit Hilfe einer Monte-Carlo-Simulation findet zudem eine Zerlegung der Gesamtvarianz unter verschiedenen Parameterkonstellationen statt.
Der vorliegende Bericht basiert auf einer universitätsweiten Online-Umfrage zum Status quo des Forschungsdatenma-nagements an der Universität Trier. Er ist ein erster Schritt, um den aktuellen und zukünftigen Bedarf an zentralen Dienstleistungen zu identifizieren. Neue Handlungsfelder sollen frühzeitig erkannt werden, auch um der Strategie-entwicklung eine Richtung zu weisen.rnDie Befragten befürworten generell die Initiative zur Entwicklung zentraler IT- und Beratungsangebote. Sie sind bereit, die eigenen Forschungsdaten anderen zur Nachnutzung zur Verfügung zu stellen, sofern die geeigneten Instrumente vorhanden, sind die eine solche Arbeitsweise unterstützen. Allerdings wird eine unkommentierte Bereit-stellung von Rohdaten eher kritisch beurteilt. Der Dokumentationsaufwand einer öffentlichen Bereitstellung von Daten wird in einem ungünstigen Kosten-Nutzenverhältnis gesehen. Es fällt auf, dass die Datenarchivierung größ-tenteils in proprietären Formaten erfolgt.
In a first step, this paper analyses the emergence of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as new global development framework with regard to key actors, social learning cycles, innovation platforms, fundamental policy changes and transition dynamics towards sustainability. In a second step, it traces the convolution of social, political and environmental dimensions, social power relations and governance paradigms embedded in the drafting process and final framework of the water related SDG 6. This research concludes that the SDGs induced important paradigm and policy changes in addition to rearranging existing power relations.
This working paper examines the concept of metabolism and its potential as a critical analytical lens to study the contemporary city from a political perspective. The paper illustrates how the metabolism concept has been used historically, both as a metaphor to describe the technological, social, political and economic dimensions of human-environment relations, and as a concrete analytical tool to quantify and better understand how flows of matter and energy shape the territorial and spatial configurations of cityscapes. Drawing on the example of the urban water metabolism of the Greater Accra Metropolitan Area (GAMA), it is argued that contemporary approaches to metabolic analysis should be extended in two ways to increase the integrative potential of the urban water metabolism concept. On the one hand, the paper demonstrates that a political ecology approach is particularly well-suited to illuminate the contested production of urban environments and move beyond a narrow technical, managerial and state- centric focus in research on urban metabolic relations. On the other hand, the paper advocates for an approach to metabolic analysis that views the urban environment not simply as a relatively static exteriority that is produced by dynamic flows of matter, energy and information, but rather as a dynamic, nested and co-evolutionary network of complex biosocial and material relations, which in itself shapes how various metabolisms interact across scales. The paper then concludes by briefly discussing how a combination of metabolic analysis and political ecology research can inform urban water governance. In sum, the paper emphasizes the need for metabolic analysis to remain open to a plurality of different knowledge forms and perspectives, and to remain attentive to the inherently political nature of material and technological phenomena in order to allow for mutually beneficial exchanges between various scholarly communities.
Global food security poses large challenges to a fast changing human society and has been a key topic for scientists, agriculturist, and policy makers in the 21st century. The United Nation predicts a total world population of 9.15 billion in 2050 and defines the provision of food security as the second major point in the UN Sustainable Development Goals. As the capacities of both, land and water resources, are finite and locally heavily overused, reducing agriculture’s environmental impact while meeting an increasing demand for food of a constantly growing population is one of the greatest challenges of our century. Therefore, a multifaceted solution is required, including approaches using geospatial data to optimize agricultural food production.
The availability of precise and up-to-date information on vegetation parameters is mandatory to fulfill the requirements of agricultural applications. Direct field measurements of such vegetation parameters are expensive and time-consuming. On the contrary, remote sensing offers a variety of techniques for a cost-effective and non-destructive retrieval of vegetation parameters. Although not widely used, hyperspectral thermal infrared (TIR) remote sensing has demonstrated being a valuable addition to existing remote sensing techniques for the retrieval of vegetation parameters.
This thesis examined the potential of TIR imaging spectroscopy as an important contribution to the growing need of food security. The main scientific question dealt with the extraction of vegetation parameters from imaging TIR spectroscopy. To this end, two studies impressively demonstrated the ability of extracting vegetation related parameters from leaf emissivity spectra: (i) the discrimination of eight plant species based on their emissivity spectra and (ii) the detection of drought stress in potato plants using temperature measures and emissivity spectra.
The datasets used in these studies were collected using the Telops Hyper-Cam LW, a novel imaging spectrometer. Since this FTIR spectrometer presents some particularities, special attention was paid on the development of dedicated experimental data acquisition setups and on data processing chains. The latter include data preprocessing and the development of algorithms for extracting precise surface temperatures, reproducible emissivity spectra and, in the end, vegetation parameters.
The spectrometer’s versatility allows the collection of airborne imaging spectroscopy datasets. Since the general availability of airborne TIR spectrometers is limited, the preprocessing and
data extraction methods are underexplored compared to reflective remote sensing. This counts especially for atmospheric correction (AC) and temperature and emissivity separation (TES) algorithms. Therefore, we implemented a powerful simulation environment for the development of preprocessing algorithms for airborne hyperspectral TIR image data. This simulation tool is designed in a modular way and includes the image data acquisition and processing chain from surface temperature and emissivity to the final at-sensor radiance data. It includes a series of available algorithms for TES, AC as well as combined AC and TES approaches. Using this simulator, one of the most promising algorithms for the preprocessing of airborne TIR data – ARTEMISS – was significantly optimized. The retrieval error of the atmospheric water vapor during the atmospheric characterization was reduced. As a result, this improvement in atmospheric characterization accuracy enhanced the subsequent retrieval of surface temperatures and surface emissivities intensely.
Although, the potential of hyperspectral TIR applications in ecology, agriculture, and biodiversity has been impressively demonstrated, a serious contribution to a global provision of food security requires the retrieval of vegetation related parameters with global coverage, high spatial resolution and at high revisit frequencies.
Emerging from the findings in this thesis, the spectral configuration of a spaceborne TIR spectrometer concept was developed. The sensors spectral configuration aims at the retrieval of precise land surface temperatures and land surface emissivity spectra. Complemented with additional characteristics, i.e. short revisit times and a high spatial resolution, this sensor potentially allows the retrieval of valuable vegetation parameters needed for agricultural optimizations. The technical feasibility of such a sensor concept underlines the potential contribution to the multifaceted solution required for achieving the challenging goal of guaranteeing global food security in a world of increasing population.
In conclusion, thermal remote sensing and more precisely hyperspectral thermal remote sensing has been presented as a valuable technique for a variety of applications contributing to the final goal of a global food security.
Phase-amplitude cross-frequency coupling is a mechanism thought to facilitate communication between neuronal ensembles. The mechanism could underlie the implementation of complex cognitive processes, like executive functions, in the brain. This thesis contributes to answering the question, whether phase-amplitude cross-frequency coupling - assessed via electroencephalography (EEG) - is a mechanism by which executive functioning is implemented in the brain and whether an assumed performance effect of stress on executive functioning is reflected in phase-amplitude coupling strength. A huge body of studies shows that stress can influence executive functioning, in essence having detrimental effects. In two independent studies, each being comprised of two core executive function tasks (flexibility and behavioural inhibition as well as cognitive inhibition and working memory), beta-gamma phase-amplitude coupling was robustly detected in the left and right prefrontal hemispheres. No systematic pattern of coupling strength modulation by either task demands or acute stress was detected. Beta-gamma coupling might also be present in more basic attention processes. This is the first investigation of the relationship between stress, executive functions and phase-amplitude coupling. Therefore, many aspects have not been explored yet. For example, studying phase precision instead of coupling strength as an indicator for phase-amplitude coupling modulations. Furthermore, data was analysed in source space (independent component analysis); comparability to sensor space has still to be determined. These as well as other aspects should be investigated, due to the promising finding of very robust and strong beta-gamma coupling for all executive functions. Additionally, this thesis tested the performance of two widely used phase-amplitude coupling measures (mean vector length and modulation index). Both measures are specific and sensitive to coupling strength and coupling width. The simulation study also drew attention to several confounding factors, which influence phase-amplitude coupling measures (e. g. data length, multimodality).
The present work considers the normal approximation of the binomial distribution and yields estimations of the supremum distance of the distribution functions of the binomial- and the corresponding standardized normal distribution. The type of the estimations correspond to the classical Berry-Esseen theorem, in the special case that all random variables are identically Bernoulli distributed. In this case we state the optimal constant for the Berry-Esseen theorem. In the proof of these estimations several inequalities regarding the density as well as the distribution function of the binomial distribution are presented. Furthermore in the estimations mentioned above the distribution function is replaced by the probability of arbitrary, not only unlimited intervals and in this new situation we also present an upper bound.
The equity premium (Mehra and Prescott, 1985) is still a puzzle in the sense that there are still no convincing explanations for the size of the equity premium. In this dissertation, we study this long-standing puzzle and several possible behavioral explanations. First, we apply the IRR methodology proposed by Fama and French (1999) to achieve large firm level data on the equity premia for N = 28,256 companies in 54 countries around the world. Second, by using preferences data from the INTRA study (Rieger et. al., 2014), we could test the relevant risk factors together with time cognition to explain the equity premium. We document the failure of the Myopic Loss Aversion hypothesis by Benartzi and Thaler (1995) but provides rigorous empirical evidence to support the behavioral theory of ambiguity aversion to account for the equity premium. The observations shed some light on the new approach of integrating risk and ambiguity (together with time preferences) into a more general model of uncertainty, in which both risk premium and ambiguity premium play roles in asset pricing models.
Ausgehend von einem multifaktoriellen biopsychosozialen Modell zur Entstehung und Aufrechterhaltung primärer Kopfschmerzen bei Kindern und Jugendlichen wurden n= 170 Mädchen im Alter von 12-17 Jahren hinsichtlich verschiedener stressbezogener Determinanten untersucht. Es wurde davon ausgegangen, dass sich Mädchen mit wiederkehrenden Kopfschmerzen sowohl in einem kontrollierten, messwiederholten Laborexperiment hinsichtlich ihrer physiologischen Reaktionen (Muskelspannung, Cortisolausschüttung) auf akuten Stress hin wie auch in der Cortisolaufwachreaktion im häuslichen Setting von einer gesunden Kontrollgruppe unterscheiden. Diese Annahmen konnten nach statistischer Auswertung der Studienergebnisse unter Kontrolle der familiären Schmerzbelastung und psychischen Stressbelastung jedoch nicht bestätigt werden. Somit kann nicht von einer dysregulierten Aktivität der Hypothalamus-Hypophysen-Nebennierenrinden-Achse ausgegangen werden, die eine zentrale Rolle in der biologischen Stressantwort spielt und auch die Schmerzverarbeitung mit beeinflusst. Ebenso wenig liegt bei Mädchen mit Kopfschmerzen eine erhöhte basale oder stressbedingte Muskelspannung im Kopf- und Schulterbereich vor. Lediglich auf subjektiver Ebene deutete sich ein tendenziell höheres Empfinden von Anspannung in Ruhephasen an. Auf psychologischer Ebene hingegen zeigte sich erwartungskonform eine höhere Stress-vulnerabilität bei den Mädchen mit Kopfschmerzen. Außerdem wurde bei ihnen der vermehrte Einsatz emotionsregulierender Stressbewältigungsstrategien, wie Ruhe und Entspannung, aber auch destruktiv-ärgerbezogenes Verhalten und Denken, bezogen auf soziale und leistungsbezogene Stresssituationen beobachtet. Auch unterschieden sie sich hinsichtlich der familiären Schmerzbelastung, körperlichen und psychischen Stress-symptomatik und Depressivität sowie Ängstlichkeit von der Kontrollgruppe. Sie zeigten durchweg höhere Ausprägungen auf diesen Variablen, die sich als signifikante Prädiktoren für Kopfschmerzen herausstellten. Die Verknüpfung von physiologischen Reaktionsmaßen mit der Stressverarbeitung zeigte, dass die Nutzung von konstruktiv-palliativer Emotionsregulation umso stärker ist, je höher der stressbedingte Anstieg der Cortisolausschüttung und der Muskelaktivität in der Frontalisregion ausfällt. Je stärker also die körperliche Reaktion auf Stress, umso mehr versuchen jugendliche Mädchen sich zu entspannen und auszuruhen.
Stakeholder Mapping
(2016)
This report presents the results of a stakeholder mapping exercise carried out in the WaterPower project. The mapping was conducted for the following main research areas of the project: water supply, land use planning and management, wetland management and climate change adaptation/disaster risk reduction. The report gives an overview of the stakeholders that play a role in these respective areas and identifies those who have concomitant responsibilities in different sectors. It represents the first step towards further involvement of stakeholders in the WaterPower project.