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Energy conversion and beach protection: numerical assessment of a dual-purpose WEC farm
(Elsevier B.V.United Kingdom, 2023-12)The installation of wave energy converter (WEC) arrays near the coast can have significant impacts on sediment dynamics and coastal morphodynamics. However, methodologies for quantifying these impacts and strategies to ... -
The importance of strategic thinking and innovation for the growth of smes: case of the colombian smes
(Elsevier B.V.Netherlands, 2023)Strategic thinking (ST) is the ability to analyze and appraise information to identify and anticipate opportunities and challenges in the decision-making and planning within a company, proposing actions leading to fulfilling ... -
Analysis of the impact process innovation and collaboration on competitiveness in small and medium-sized enterprises: a case study in Colombia
(Elsevier B.V.Netherlands, 2024)Our goal is to understand process innovation activities, constraints, and challenges. Collaboration and Research and Development (R&D) are vital for innovation, but many Small- and Medium-size Enterprises (SMEs) need to ... -
Las plantas medicinales como estrategia para fomentar el pensamiento ecosófico en los estudiantes de básica primaria del CEBET Paulino Salgado Batata
(Corporación Universidad de la CostaHumanidadesBarranquilla, ColombiaEspecialización en Estudios Pedagógicos, 2011)El proceso de investigación apuntó a constatar que población estudiantil afrodescendientes, palenquera y las demás culturas que conviven con ella en la urbes barranquillera desconoce plenamente los efectos naturales curativos ... -
The potential impact of climate change on European renewable energy droughts
(Elsevier LtdUnited Kingdom, 2024-01)The daily, seasonal, and interannual variability of solar and wind resources is well-documented, based on evidence from multi-decadal meteorological time series. However, with the growing share of non-dispatchable ...