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Would Artificial Intelligence Reduce Delays to Nurse Response Times
ClinicalTrials.gov study NCT06043986. IPD Sharing: NO. Countries: 1. Publications: 0.
Impact of Time Interval Between Trauma and Operation on Clinical Outcome in Patients With Delayed Rib Fixation (Nonunion)
ClinicalTrials.gov study NCT06788067. IPD Sharing: Not stated. Countries: 1. Publications: 0.
Head Elevation During Pre-oxygenation Can Delay Desaturation Time
ClinicalTrials.gov study NCT05688722. IPD Sharing: Not stated. Countries: 1. Publications: 0.
Delayed Diagnostic Time& Inflammatory Bowel Diseased Patients
ClinicalTrials.gov study NCT04952558. IPD Sharing: Not stated. Countries: 1. Publications: 0.
Human Robotic Systems (HRS): Controlling Robots over Time Delay Element
<p>This element involves the development of software that enables easier commanding of a wide range of NASA relevant robots through the Robot Application Programming Interface Delegate (RAPID) robot messaging system and infusing the developed software into flight projects.&nbsp; In June and July of 2013, RAPID was tested on ISS as the robot messaging software for the Technology Demonstration Mission (TDM) Human Exploration Telerobotics (HET) Surface Telerobotics experiment.&nbsp; RAPID has also been made available to &mdash; and integrated with &mdash; the Robot Operating System (ROS), a popular software framework for developing state-of-the-art robots for ground and space. While ROS powers a number of new robots and components such as Robonaut 2&rsquo;s climbing legs and R5, the addition of RAPID allows these robots to interoperate in collaborative human-robot teams, safely and effectively over time-delayed communications links. The objective this year is to take this space-tested software and extend it to providing video streaming from remote robots and delivering this new capability to the Exploration Ground Data Systems (xGDS) area within HRS.&nbsp; xGDS will then deliver its software to Science Mission Directorate (SMD) funded field tests to improve the technology readiness moving leading (potentially) to being used for the Lunar Prospector Mission ground data systems.&nbsp; Success will involve delivering RAPID to xGDS and then xGDS supporting SMD field test.</p><p>The team is also developing algorithms for sensors capable of reconstructing remote worlds and efficiently shipping that remote environment back to earth using the RAPID robot messaging system.&nbsp; This type of system could eventually lead to scientists on earth gain new insights as they are able to step into the remote world.&nbsp; This sensor also has the ability to engage the public, bringing remote worlds back to earth.&nbsp; During FY13, this task used science operations personnel from current SMD projects to objectively measure improvement in remote science target selection and decision-making based. The team continues to work with SMD projects to ensure that the technologies being developed are directly responsive to SMD project personnel needs. The objective of this work in FY14 is to expand the range of science operations tasks addressed by the technology, and to perform laboratory demonstrations for JPL/SMD stakeholders of the immersive visualization of data from a sensor using an SMD representative environment.</p><p>During 2014, the &ldquo;Controlling<em> Robots Over Time Delay&rdquo;</em> project element will develop two technologies:</p><ul><li>Develop RAPID robot messaging for unified cross-center operations platform for TDM, xGDS, and CCSDS</li><li>Sensor Systems for the Construction of Immersive Virtual Environments</li></ul>
The Time Delay Correlated With LV Functions and Heart Failure Incidence in STEMI?!
ClinicalTrials.gov study NCT05097755. IPD Sharing: Not stated. Countries: 0. Publications: 0.
Pioneer 10 Helium Vector Magnetometer (MAG), Magnetic Field in RTN Coordinates and One Way Light Time Delays, Cruise Phase
This Data Set from the Pioneer 10 Helium Vector Magnetometer, HVM, consists of 1 min Averages of Vector Components and Scalar Magnitudes of the Interplanetary Magnetic Field. The three Components, Br, Bt, Bn, are given in Radial-Tangential-Normal, RTN, Coordinates and all Magnetic Fields are expressed in nT. The Scalar Magnitudes, B, are Averages of higher-resolution Scalar Magnitudes. The Time Tag for each 1 min Interval is the Midpoint of the averaging Interval in Spacecraft Event Time-UT, SCET-UT. The Averages were originally calculated over 1 min Intervals in Ground Received Time, and the Midpoints have been converted to SCET-UT. The File P10_LIGHTTIME contains Daily Values for the one way Light Time Delay. No records are written for Data Gaps. Most Files cover from 28 up to 35 Days, but there are a Number of shorter Files, particularly at Year Boundaries. Data for the Jupiter Encounter, Days 329 through 349 of 1973, are not included. The RTN System is fixed to the Sun-Spacecraft Line and aligned with the Solar Heliographic Equator. The R Axis is the Radial Direction to the Spacecraft, the T Axis is the Cross Product of the Solar Rotation Axis and the R Axis, and N is the Cross Product of the R and T Axes. The File P10HVM_15M.SFD provides a detailed Description of the Pioneer Spacecraft, the HVM Experiment, and the Data. This ASCII Document is written in Standard Formatted Data Unit, SFDU, Format as Part of NSSDC Data Set 72-012A-01I for 15 min. Averaged Data covering 1972-03-03 to 1975-11-17. Data Set Files: P10HVMMN_FMT.txt, this Document, ASCII; P10HVM_15M.SFD, SFDU Metadata Extract from Pioneer 10 HVM 15 min Data Set; Myyddd.asc, 1 min Data Files from Pioneer 10 HVM starting at Date yyddd; and P10_LIGHTTIME.asc, Data File with One Way Light Time Delays, ASCII. Related Information and Data: Further Details on the Spacecraft, Experiment, Data Sets at NSSDC, and related WWW Sites can be found on the Pioneer 10/Pioneer 11 Flight Project Page under https://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/space/. Pioneer 10 and Pioneer 11 Hourly of the Interplanetary Solar Wind Data Averages and Heliocentric Coordinates and other Interplanetary Spacecraft may be also be accessed and plotted Online through the COHOWeb Service, https://cohoweb.gsfc.nasa.gov/coho/. Pioneer Data on the NASA Data Archive and Distribution Service, NDADS, may be located on the WWW via the SPyCAT Service at the first URL listed above or by an E-Mail Message to the Automated Retrieval Mail System, ARMS, at archives@ndadsa.gsfc.nasa.gov with $apos;HOLDINGS$apos; on the Subject Line. Data Set Coverage, yyyy-mm-dd: 1972-03-03 to 1975-11-17, Data Set Contact: Joyce Wolf, NASA JPL.
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