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Die vorliegende Arbeit wurde verfasst, um Einflüsse und Zusammenhänge von Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit auf Burnout zu erforschen. Zudem wurde der Frage nachgegangen, inwieweit organisationsbedingte Variablen beim Zusammenhang von Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit und Burnout bei Flugbegleitern eine Rolle spielen. Hierfür wurde die Airline-Branche, genau genommen das Kabinenpersonal als Repräsentant, verwendet und eine umfangreiche Arbeitsplatzanalyse durchgeführt.
Zur Erfassung der vielfältigen Dimensionen der Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit diente der Fragebogen zur Erfassung der Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit (FEMAZU), sowie für die Facetten von Burnout die Burnout-Screening-Skalen (BOSS) "Beruf" und "körperliche Beschwerden". Die organisationsbedingten Variablen wurden im Zuge einer Gruppendiskussion erhoben und zu entsprechenden Statements ausformuliert, um für den Fragebogen verwendet werden zu können. Dieser wurde im nach der Erstellung durch einen Pretest praktisch validiert. Die Online-Erhebung erfolgte anhand 420 Flugbegleitern im deutschsprachigen Raum.rnZu der quantitativen Erhebung wurde eine qualitative Methode angewandt, um detaillierter Informationen bezüglich der Komplexität in Entstehung und Verlauf der Krankheitsgeschichte von Burnout zu bekommen und Hinweise für die Einwirkung organisationsbedingter Variablen zu erhalten.
Entsprechend der repräsentativen Stichprobe in der vorliegenden Arbeit konnte ein starker Zusammenhang von Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit auf die verschiedenen Facetten von Burnout erwiesen sowie überwiegend signifikante Ergebnisse verzeichnet werden. Als wesentliche Einflussvariablen konnten individuelle Ziele, Arbeitsbedingungen, Aufgabenfeld, Empowerment, Commitment, Emotionsregulation und Work-Life-Balance identifiziert werden. Bedingt durch die ohnehin sehr speziellen Arbeitsbedingungen im Berufsleben der Flugbegleiter sollten die Airlines bei ihren Mitarbeitern auf eine ausgeglichene Work-Life-Balance achten. Die Ergebnisse zeigten hierfür deutliche Zusammenhänge mit Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit und Burnout. Um entsprechende ausfallsbedingten Kosten vorzubeugen, wurde in der vorliegenden Arbeit eine Handlungsempfehlung gegeben. Durch die hohe Flexibilitätsanforderung in der Tätigkeit des Kabinenpersonals sowie den zahlreichen physiologischen Einflüssen wie beispielsweise Lärm, Jetlag, Schichtdienst oder Zeitverschiebungen ist es für Unternehmen, die auf langfristige Mitarbeiter setzen besonders wichtig, an dieser Stelle häufigen und langen krankheitsbedingten Fehlzeiten vorzubeugen. Eine höhere Planstabilität, ein größerer Einfluss auf die Plangestaltung und ausreichend Ruhezeit würde beispielsweise der Vereinbarkeit von Beruf und Privat entgegen kommen.
Andere in der Literatur als bedeutend eruierten Variablen, wie bspw. die Arbeitsplatzsicherheit und der Zivilstand, zeigten keine oder nur eine sehr geringe Signifikanz. Abschließend wurden Faktoren, welche einen Einfluss auf das Ergebnis haben könnten, ausführlich erläutert und diskutiert sowie eine Empfehlung für die Praxis und zukünftige wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen abgeleitet. Insbesondere der Forschungsausblick zeigt, dass der Zusammenhang der Dimensionen Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit und Burnout, welche anhand der Stichprobe der Flugbegleiter in dieser Arbeit erhoben wurde, noch umfassende Erforschungen erfordert, um hier vor allem für die Wirtschaft Verbesserungen und entsprechende Kostenreduktion bewirken zu können. Sowohl für die Wirtschaft als auch die Wissenschaft wäre eine engere Zusammenarbeit wünschenswert und gewinnbringend.
Chemical plant protection is an essential element in integrated pest management and hence, in current crop production. The use of Plant Protection Products (PPPs) potentially involves ecological risk. This risk has to be characterised, assessed and managed.
For the coming years, an increasing need for agricultural products is expected. At the same time, preserving our natural resources and biodiversity per se is of equally fundamental importance. The relationship of our economic success and cultural progress to protecting the environment has been made plain in the Ecosystem Service concept. These distinct 'services' provide the foundation for defining ecological protection goals (Specific Protection Goals, SPGs) which can serve in the development of methods for ecological risk characterisation, assessment and management.
Ecological risk management (RM) of PPPs is a comprehensive process that includes different aspects and levels. RM is an implicit part of tiered risk assessment (RA) schemes and scenarios, yet RM also explicitly occurs as risk mitigation measures. At higher decision levels, RM takes further risks, besides ecological risk, into account (e.g., economic). Therefore, ecological risk characterisation can include RM (mitigation measures) and can be part of higher level RM decision-making in a broader Ecosystem Service context.
The aim of this thesis is to contribute to improved quantification of ecological risk as a basis for RA and RM. The initial general objective had been entitled as "… to estimate the spatial and temporal extent of exposure and effects…" and was found to be closely related to forthcoming SPGs with their defined 'Risk Dimension'.
An initial exploration of the regulatory framework of ecological RA and RM of PPPs and their use, carried out in the present thesis, emphasised the value of risk characterisation at landscape-scale. The landscape-scale provides the necessary and sufficient context, including abiotic and biotic processes, their interaction at different scales, as well as human activities. In particular, spatially (and temporally) explicit landscape-scale risk characterisation and RA can provide a direct basis for PPP-specific or generic RM. From the general need for tiered landscape-scale context in risk characterisation, specific requirements relevant to a landscape-scale model were developed in the present thesis, guided by the key objective of improved ecological risk quantification. In principle, for an adverse effect (Impact) to happen requires a sensitive species and life stage to co-occur with a significant exposure extent in space and time. Therefore, the quantification of the Probability of an Impact occurring is the basic requirement of the model. In a landscape-scale context, this means assessing the spatiotemporal distribution of species sensitivity and their potential exposure to the chemical.
The core functionality of the model should reflect the main problem structures in ecological risk characterisation, RA and RM, with particular relationship to SPGs, while being adaptable to specific RA problems. This resulted in the development of a modelling framework (Xplicit-Framework), realised in the present thesis. The Xplicit-Framework provides the core functionality for spatiotemporally explicit and probabilistic risk characterisation, together with interfaces to external models and services which are linked to the framework using specific adaptors (Associated-Models, e.g., exposure, eFate and effect models, or geodata services). From the Xplicit-Framework, and using Associated-Models, specific models are derived, adapted to RA problems (Xplicit-Models).
Xplicit-Models are capable of propagating variability (and uncertainty) of real-world agricultural and environmental conditions to exposure and effects using Monte Carlo methods and, hence, to introduce landscape-scale context to risk characterisation. Scale-dependencies play a key role in landscape-scale processes and were taken into account, e.g., in defining and sampling Probability Density Functions (PDFs). Likewise, evaluation of model outcome for risk characterisation is done at ecologically meaningful scales.
Xplicit-Models can be designed to explicitly address risk dimensions of SPGs. Their definition depends on the RA problem and tier. Thus, the Xplicit approach allows for stepwise introduction of landscape-scale context (factors and processes), e.g., starting at the definitions of current standard RA (lower-tier) levels by centring on a specific PPP use, while introducing real-world landscape factors driving risk. With its generic and modular design, the Xplicit-Framework can also be employed by taking an ecological entity-centric perspective. As the predictive power of landscape-scale risk characterisation increases, it is possible that Xplicit-Models become part of an explicit Ecosystem Services-oriented RM (e.g., cost/benefit level).
Die weltweite Zugänglichkeit und umfangreiche Nutzung des Internets machen dieses Medium zu einem effizienten und beliebten Informations-, Kommunikations-, und Verkaufsinstrument. Immer mehr Menschen und Organisationen versuchen, diese Vorzüge durch eine eigene Website für ihre Zwecke zu verwenden. Als hilfreiches Mittel zur Optimierung von Webpräsenzen bewährte sich in den letzten Jahren der Einsatz von Web-Analytics-Software. Durch diese Software sind Websitebetreiber in der Lage, Informationen über die Besucher ihrer Website und deren Nutzungsverhalten zu sammeln und zu messen. Das angestrebte Resultat sind Optimierungsentscheidungen auf Basis von Daten an Stelle von Annahmen und wirkungsvolle Testmöglichkeiten.
Für den Bereich des E-Commerce existieren bis dato zahlreiche wissenschaftliche und praxiserprobte Hilfestellungen für Web-Analytics-Projekte. Informationswebsites hingegen werden trotz ihrer Wichtigkeit nur vereinzelt thematisiert. Um diesem Defizit entgegenzuwirken, hat Hausmann 2012 das Framework for Web Analytics entwickelt, welches dem Anwender ein hilfreiches Referenzmodell für sein Web Analytics-Vorhaben bietet. Diesen Ansatz weiter voranzutreiben ist das Ziel der Abschlussarbeit. Dazu wird mithilfe einer Literaturanalyse und einer Fallstudie das Framework validiert und ergänzt, sowie weitere Handlungsempfehlungen identifiziert. Als Ergebnis werden die wichtigsten Erkenntnisse dieser Forschung zusammengefasst und für den zukünftigen Gebrauch festgehalten.
This thesis deals with problems, which occure when rendering stereoscopic contents. These problems are elaborated, simulated with the help of a program developed in this thesis and evaluated by a group of volunteers. Thereby it shall be determined, whether the errors are noticeable and how much they influence the 3D effect of the stereoscopic images. Each error is simulated using different camera assemblies and evaluated depending on the choosen assembly.
This work deals with the migration of software systems towards the use of the character set defined in the Unicode standard. The work is performed as a case study on the document-management-system PROXESS. A conversion process will be designed that defines the working-steps of the migration for the entire system as well as an arbitrary decomposition of the system into individual modules. The working-steps for each module can be performed chronologically independent of each other to a great extend. For the conversion of the implementation, an approach of automatic recognition of usage patterns is applied. The approach aims at searching the abstract syntax tree for sequences of program instructions that can be assigned to a certain usage pattern. The usage pattern defines another sequence of instructions that acts as an sample solution for that usage pattern. The sample solution demonstrates the Unicode-based management of strings for that usage pattern. By applying a transformation rule, the original sequence of instructions is transferred to the sequence of instructions exposed by the sample solution of the related usage pattern. This mechanism is a starting point for the development of tools that perform this transformation automatically.
The following thesis analyses the functionality and programming capabilitiesrnof compute shaders. For this purpose, chapter 2 gives an introductionrnto compute shaders by showing how they work and how they can be programmed. In addition, the interaction of compute shaders and OpenGL 4.3 is shown through two introductory examples. Chapter 3 describes an NBodyrnsimulation that has been implemented in order to show the computational power of compute shaders and the use of shared memory. Then it is shown in chapter 4 how compute shaders can be used for physical simulationsrnand where problems may arise. In chapter 5 a specially conceived and implemented algorithm for detecting lines in images is described and then compared with the Hough transform. Lastly, a final conclusion is drawn in chapter 6.
Tagging systems are intriguing dynamic systems, in which users collaboratively index resources with the so-called tags. In order to leverage the full potential of tagging systems, it is important to understand the relationship between the micro-level behavior of the individual users and the macro-level properties of the whole tagging system. In this thesis, we present the Epistemic Dynamic Model, which tries to bridge this gap between the micro-level behavior and the macro-level properties by developing a theory of tagging systems. The model is based on the assumption that the combined influence of the shared background knowledge of the users and the imitation of tag recommendations are sufficient for explaining the emergence of the tag frequency distribution and the vocabulary growth in tagging systems. Both macro-level properties of tagging systems are closely related to the emergence of the shared community vocabulary. rnrnWith the help of the Epistemic Dynamic Model, we show that the general shape of the tag frequency distribution and of the vocabulary growth have their origin in the shared background knowledge of the users. Tag recommendations can then be used for selectively influencing this general shape. In this thesis, we especially concentrate on studying the influence of recommending a set of popular tags. Recommending popular tags adds a feedback mechanism between the vocabularies of individual users that increases the inter-indexer consistency of the tag assignments. How does this influence the indexing quality in a tagging system? For this purpose, we investigate a methodology for measuring the inter-resource consistency of tag assignments. The inter-resource consistency is an indicator of the indexing quality, which positively correlates with the precision and recall of query results. It measures the degree to which the tag vectors of indexed resources reflect how the users perceive the similarity between resources. We argue with our model, and show it with a user experiment, that recommending popular tags decreases the inter-resource consistency in a tagging system. Furthermore, we show that recommending the user his/her previously used tags helps to increase the inter-resource consistency. Our measure of the inter-resource consistency complements existing measures for the evaluation and comparison of tag recommendation algorithms, moving the focus to evaluating their influence on the indexing quality.
The annotation of digital media is no new area of research, instead it is widely investigated. There are many innovative ideas for creating the process of annotation. The most extensive segment of related work is about semi automatic annotation. One characteristic is common in the related work: None of them put the user in focus. If you want to build an interface, which is supporting and satsfying the user, you will have to do a user evaluation first. Whithin this thesis we want to analyze, which features an interface should or should not have to meet these requirements of support, user satisfaction and beeing intuitive. After collecting many ideas and arguing with a team of experts, we determined only a few of them. Different combination of these determined variables form the interfaces, we have to investigate in our usability study. The results of the usability leads to the assumption, that autocompletion and suggestion features supports the user. Furthermore coloring tags for grouping them into categories is not disturbing to the user, but has a tendency of being supportive. Same tendencies emerge for an interface consisting of two user interface elements. There is also an example given for the definition differences of being intuitive. This thesis leads to the concolusion that for reasons of user satisfaction and support it is allowed to differ from classical annotation interface features and to implement further usability studies in the section of annotation interfaces.
Die vorliegende Arbeit behandelt die Entwicklung einer Simulationsumgebung zur Darstellung von Objekten im Weltraum und ihrer gravitativen Wechselwirkung zu einander.
Vorab werden in Kapitel 1 Motivation und Zielsetzung der Arbeit erläutert, des Weiteren werden die verwendeten Werkzeuge benannt. Die nötigen astronomischen Grundlagen werden in Form von Begriffserklärungen und der Vorstellung der dieser Arbeit zugrunde liegenden physikalischen Gesetze in Kapitel 2 beschrieben.
Kapitel 3 befasst sich mit dem Aufbau der einzelnen Klassen. Hier wird insbesondere auf die Berechnung der Positionen und Geschwindigkeiten der simulierten Himmelskörper und den Aufbau und die Funktionsweise der verwendeten Elemente der Graphikengine Ogre3D eingegangen.
Im Kapitel 4 wird der Einsatz des Werkzeugs 3ds Max zur Erstellung der Geometrieobjekte und Materialien erläutert.
Abschließend wird in Kapitel 5 ein Fazit gezogen und mögliche zukünftige Erweiterungen erwogen.
This paper originates from the FP6 project "Emergence in the Loop (EMIL)" which explores the emergence of norms in artificial societies. Part of work package 3 of this project is a simulator that allows for simulation experiments in different scenarios, one of which is collaborative writing. The agents in this still prototypical implementation are able to perform certain actions, such as writing short texts, submitting them to a central collection of texts (the "encyclopaedia") or adding their texts to texts formerly prepared by other agents. At the same time they are able to comment upon others' texts, for instance checking for correct spelling, for double entries in the encyclopaedia or for plagiarisms. Findings of this kind lead to reproaching the original authors of blamable texts. Under certain conditions blamable activities are no longer performed after some time.
This paper presents a method for the evolution of SHI ABoxes which is based on a compilation technique of the knowledge base. For this the ABox is regarded as an interpretation of the TBox which is close to a model. It is shown, that the ABox can be used for a semantically guided transformation resulting in an equisatisfiable knowledge base. We use the result of this transformation to effciently delete assertions from the ABox. Furthermore, insertion of assertions as well as repair of inconsistent ABoxes is addressed. For the computation of the necessary actions for deletion, insertion and repair, the E-KRHyper theorem prover is used.
Ein Werkzeug zur schnellen Erstellung individueller Schriftarten für die jeweiligen akuten Bedürfnisse wäre ein hilfreiches Instrument für Grafiker und Typographen. Die Anforderung für ein solches Instrument kann kaum sein, gute Schriftsätze zu erzeugen, dies liegt in den Händen des Gestalters, jedoch sollte sie jedem, der sich mit dem Thema befassen möchte, einen leichten Einstieg in die Gestaltung geben. Diese Arbeit versucht somit eine möglichst simple Lösung für das komplexe Thema der Schriftgestaltung zu liefern.
Die Dissertation "Schreibprozesse in der Wikipedia" untersucht auf Basis einer linguistischen Textanalyse individuelle und gemeinschaftliche Schreibhandlungen in der Wikipedia. An Beispiel ausgewählter Artikel werden Artikelinitiationen, Handlungsmuster beim Er- und Überarbeiten der Texte, Prozesse des Planens, Gliederns und Bewertens sowie Kontroversen, Edit Wars und Vandalismus als grundlegende Aspekte des Schreibens in gemeinschaftlichen Online-Kontexten betrachtet. Dabei erscheinen vor allem Kontroversen als ein in der Schreibforschung bisher vernachlässigter Einflussfaktor, der nicht nur Auswirkungen auf die Schreibprozesse in der Wikipedia, sondern auch auf die gesamte Abbildung, Genese und vor allem Aushandlung von Wissen hat.
This master thesis deals basically with the design and implementation of a path planning system based on rapidly exploring search trees for general-n-trailers. This is a probabilistic method that is characterized by a fast and uniform exploration. The method is well established, however, has been applied only to vehicles with simple kinematics to date. General-n-trailers represent a particular challenge as their controllability is limited. For this reason the focus of this thesis rests on the application of the mentioned procedure to general-n-trailers. In this context systematic correlations between the characteristics of general-n-trailers and the possibilities for the realization and application of the method are analyzed.
Galerucinae, Latreille 1802 is the second largest subgroup of chrysomelidae. 1837 Chervrolat described the taxon Ootheca, which has originally only one listed species. Nearly 200 years all galerucinae with a "compact" bodyshape, a broad pronotum, a convex dorsum , short antennae and short legs were assigned to Ootheca. When I started a revision of Ootheca, this taxon included 38 species. Comparing morphological characters of the exoskeleton combined with the depiction/description of characteristic structures of the male genitalia allowed a detailed description of the genus Ootheca and its species. After the revision 9 valid species remained in Ootheca, 4 are described to be new, 13 species were transferred to other valid described genera and 10 species remained, because of a lack of unambiguous assignment. The examination of the median lobe additionally enables me to describe three sister taxa: Oothecoides (6 species), Ootibia (5 species ) und Oosagitta (6 species).
This bachelor thesis deals with the topic "user-friendly design of applications (apps)" on mobile devices, a subdomain of software-ergonomics. In the process, two applications are being analyzed with the aim of developing a solution on how support on a mobile device should be conducted. This study focuses primarily on appropriate gestures to coordinate the 'help function' on a mobile device. The study results show that the test persons request a customized help function, but reject an extensive help description, as this seems to be overwhelming for the user.
Studies on the toxicity of chemical mixtures find that components at levels below no-observed-effect concentrations (NOECs) may cause toxicity resulting from the combined effects of mixed chemicals. However, chemical risk assessment frequently focuses on individual chemical substances, although most living organisms are substantially exposed to chemical mixtures rather than single substances. The concepts of additive toxicity, concentration addition (CA), and independent action (IA) models are often applied to predict the mixture toxicity of similarly and dissimilarly acting chemicals, respectively. However, living organisms and the environment may be exposed to both types of chemicals at the same time and location. In addition, experimental acquisition of toxicity data for every conceivable mixture is unfeasible since the number of chemical combinations is extremely large. Therefore, an integrated model to predict mixture toxicity on the basis of single mixture components having various modes of toxic action (MoAs) needs to be developed. The objectives of the present study were to analyze the challenges in predicting mixture toxicity in the environment, and to develop integrated models that overcome the limitations of the existing prediction models for estimating the toxicity of non-interactive mixtures through computational models. For these goals, four sub-topics were generated in this study. Firstly, applicable domains and limitations of existing integrated models were analyzed and grouped into three kinds of categories in this study. There are current approaches used to assess mixture toxicity; however, there is a need for a new research concept to overcome challenges associated with such approaches, which recent studies have addressed. These approaches are discussed with particular emphasis on those studies involved in computational approaches to predict the toxicity of chemical mixtures based on the toxicological data of individual chemicals. Secondly, through a case study and a computational simulation, it was found that the Key Critical Component (KCC) and Composite Reciprocal (CR) methods (as described in the European Union (EU) draft technical guidance notes for calculating the Predicted No Effect Concentration (PNEC) and Derived No Effect Level (DNEL) of mixtures) could derive significantly different results. As the third and fourth sub-topics of this study, the following two integrated addition models were developed and successfully applied to overcome the inherent limitations of the CA and IA models, which could be theoretically used for either similarly or dissimilarly acting chemicals: i) a Partial Least Squares-Based Integrated Addition Model (PLS-IAM), and, ii) a Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship-Based Two-Stage Prediction (QSAR-TSP) model. In this study, it was shown that the PLS-IAM might be useful to estimate mixture toxicity when the toxicity data of similar mixtures having the same compositions were available. In the case of the QSAR-TSP model, it showed the potential to overcome the critical limitation of the conventional TSP model, which requires knowledge of the MoAs for all chemicals. Therefore, this study presented good potential for the advanced integrated models (e.g., PLS-IAM and QSAR-TSP), while considering various non-interactive constituents that have different MoAs in order to increase the reliance of conventional models and simplify the procedure for risk assessment of mixtures.