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Die Radio-Frequenz-Identifikation (RFID) ermöglicht den drahtlosen Informationsaustausch zwischen Objekten, Personen, Tieren und dem IT-Netzwerk. Objekte, Personen oder Tiere werden dabei selbst zu Datenträgern. Leser werden hier in die Lage versetzt, eine RFID-Anwendung von der Idee bis zur Praxis aufzubauen. Wie aktuell das Thema und entsprechend groß die Nachfrage ist, zeigt das Erscheinen der 2. Auflage nach nur einem Jahr

Die Gesetzesausgabe ordnet in übersichtlicher und farblich hervorgehobener Weise âdie einzelnen Paragrafen des HinweisgeberInnenschutzgesetzes (HSchG) samt der Erläuternden Bemerkungen sowieâdie entsprechenden Artikel der Whistleblower-RL samt zugeordneten Erwägungsgründen und Bestandteilen des RL-Anhangs zu und sichert somit den LeserInnen aus Praxis und Wissenschaft ein systematisches Erfassen und Recherchieren aller anwendbaren Bestimmungen des österreichischen und europäischen HinweisgeberInnenschutzrechts auf einen Blick

In industrialized countries, regulations demand increasingly higher recycling (RC) rates and many efforts are undertaken to recycle construction and demolition (C&D) waste fractions. The C&D sector has indisputable relevance due to the highest mineral waste fraction, high numbers of employees and turnovers. High-quality RC construction products can be produced to substitute primary resources and reduce land use. This empirical study analyses the acceptance of RC materials in Germany particularly of private awarding authorities in their private construction project(s). In 41 structured interviews, data is collected and evaluated based on hypotheses. Qualitative and quantitative analyses show that acceptance problems cannot be stated. How-ever, medium knowledge and low experience with RC construction materials as well as communication problems are identified. The respondents have no concerns and tend to trust in RC construction materials, but this is decreasing with the increased structural importance of the materials. Surprisingly, quality is the most frequently mentioned decision criteria in private construction projects, followed by cost. Private awarding authorities see no increase of their property value by using RC construction materials. And, the majority is unwilling to pay a premium for RC construction materials. Higher material quality standards, regular government reviews and financial support are seen ...

In industrialized countries, regulations demand increasingly higher recycling (RC) rates and many efforts are undertaken to recycle construction and demolition (C&D) waste fractions. The C&D sector has indisputable relevance due to the highest mineral waste fraction, high numbers of employees and turnovers. High-quality RC construction products can be produced to sub-stitute primary resources and reduce land use. This empirical study analyses the acceptance of RC materials in Germany particularly of private awarding authorities in their private construction project(s). In 41 structured interviews, data is collected and evaluated based on hypotheses. Qualitative and quantitative analyses show that acceptance problems cannot be stated. However, medium knowledge and low experience with RC construction materials as well as communication problems are identified. The respondents have no concerns and tend to trust in RC construction materials, but this is decreasing with the increased structural importance of the materials. Surprisingly, quality is the most frequently mentioned decision criteria in private construction projects, followed by cost. Private awarding authorities see no increase of their property value by using RC construction materials. And, the majority is unwilling to pay a premium for RC construction materials. Higher material quality standards, regular government reviews and financial support are seen conducive.

Proceedings veröffentlicht auf https://sites.les.univr.it/eisic/wp-content/uploads/2019/11 ; This IGF Project 20205 N/1 of the Research Community for Quality (FQS), August-Schanz-Str. 21A, 60433 Frankfurt/Main is supported via AiF within the programme for promoting the Industrial Collective Research (IGF) of the German Ministry of Economics and Energy (BMWi), based on a resolution of the German Parliament.