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Turcios Rodriguez, E.R. (author)
In recent years the number of Internet-connected devices (aka as Internet of Things (IoT)) has increased dramatically. IoT Manufacturers have launched into the market a variety of IoT products to make a profit, while users buy them for the convenience of the technology. Despite IoT technology’s benefits to society, infected IoT devices with...
doctoral thesis 2023
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JACOB, JOSEPH (author)
Many immersed tunnels have already reached or are about to reach the halfway point of their intended lifespan of 100 years. Around this time, several structural problems were noticed during inspection which have led to performance deterioration and durability issues of the tunnel. Often large- scale maintenance was required to meet the design...
master thesis 2022
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Geers, Artur (author)
Mobile phones are playing an increasingly significant role. The surge of services and tasks performed on mobile phones is accompanied by an ever-increasing amount of personal data about the owner. This has made mobile phones ideal targets for cyber criminals and it has translated into an increase in malware targeting mobile phones. Social...
master thesis 2022
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Lachtara, Damian (author)
The departure from coal in Poland results in the process of decommissioning the underground coal mines. These, based in the region of Upper Silesia, recently undergo a paradigm shift ‘from mining coal to mining water’, as the discharge of the groundwaters is crucial for underground security. <br/><br/>Rather than an obstacle, the discharged...
master thesis 2022
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Amieva Gomez, Ana Paula (author), Kanj, Tara (author), van der Bijl, Isa (author), Eapen, Ann (author), Engel, Claudia (author)
‘Down to Earth’ proposes regenerative soil as the foundation of an innovative bio-based region in South Holland, that connects society and economy on all scales while restoring ecological systems. Agricultural Practices that have heavily relied on tilling and the heavy use of chemical fertilizers has reduced the quality of the topsoil...
student report 2022
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Bai, Ying (author), Wang, Zongzhi (author), van der Hoek, J.P. (author)
Agricultural activities can be important source of organic pollution. In agricultural intensive areas, organic chemicals have a high possibility of entering the water cycle, which could pose a potential risk to human health. Low-cost and high efficiency in-situ techniques instead of energy and money consuming ones to control agricultural organic...
review 2022
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Hale, Sarah E. (author), Neumann, Michael (author), Schliebner, Ivo (author), Schulze, Jona (author), Averbeck, Frauke S. (author), Castell-Exner, Claudia (author), Collard, Marie (author), Hartmann, J. (author), Timmer, Harrie (author)
Background: Safe and clean drinking water is essential for human life. Persistent, mobile and toxic (PMT) substances and/or very persistent and very mobile (vPvM) substances are an important group of substances for which additional measures to protect water resources may be needed to avoid negative environmental and human health effects. PMT...
journal article 2022
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Rodriguez, Elsa (author), Fukkink, Max (author), Parkin, S.E. (author), van Eeten, M.J.G. (author), Hernandez Ganan, C. (author)
Consumer IoT devices may suffer malware attacks, and be recruited into botnets or worse. There is evidence that generic advice to device owners to address IoT malware can be successful, but this does not account for emerging forms of persistent IoT malware. Less is known about persistent malware, which resides on persistent storage, requiring...
conference paper 2022
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Murawska, Kinga (author)
The proximity of rivers stimulated the development of the economy and culture of civilizations throughout the ages. Consequently, the advancements in technology allowed people to influence the riverine systems. In riparian areas, such as the Vistula River Delta, the river was regulated and the land was reclaimed to accommodate agriculture,...
master thesis 2021
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Aimi, M. A.Raden Maizatul (author), Hamidah, M. S. (author), Kartini, K. (author), Hana, H. Noor (author), Khalilah, A. K. (author), Schlangen, E. (author)
Autonomous healing by the microbially induced calcite precipitation (MICP) mechanism has garnered significant interest in the sustainable approach to concrete repair and maintenance. Previous research works have reported that Bacillus pasteurii and Bacillus sphaericus are the most commonly used in concrete associated with bacteria. However,...
journal article 2021
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Noroozian, A. (author), Turcios Rodriguez, E.R. (author), Lastdrager, Elmer (author), Kasama, Takahiro (author), van Eeten, M.J.G. (author), Hernandez Ganan, C. (author)
For the mitigation of compromised Internet of Things (IoT) devices we rely on Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and their users. Given that devices are in the hands of their subscribers, what can ISPs realistically do? This study examines the effects of ISP countermeasures on infections caused by variants of the notorious Mirai family of IoT...
conference paper 2021
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CHU, Lok Yan (author)
The project is situated in Parkstad, South Limburg, an administrative region consisting of 7 municipalities, formerly known as the East Mining Region. Deindustrialisation completely transformed the region, making it the first shrinking area of the Netherlands. Shrinkage commonly refers to a shrinking economy, shrinking population and increased...
master thesis 2020
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Noroozian, A. (author)
Hosting providers are theoretically in a key position to combat cybercrime as they are often the entities renting out the resources that end up being abused by miscreants. Yet, notwithstanding hosting providers' current security measures to combat abuse, their responses vary widely. In many cases the response is ineffective, as empirical...
doctoral thesis 2020
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Hoekstra, N. (author), Pellegrini, M. (author), Bloemendal, Martin (author), Spaak, G. (author), Andreu Gallego, A. (author), Rodriguez Comins, J. (author), Grotenhuis, T. (author), Picone, S. (author), Murrell, A. J. (author)
Heating and cooling using aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES) has hardly been applied outside the Netherlands, even though it could make a valuable contribution to the energy transition. The Climate-KIC project “Europe-wide Use of Energy from aquifers” – E-USE(aq) – aimed to pave the way for Europe-wide application of ATES, through the...
journal article 2020
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Hooimeijer, F.L. (author), Rizzetto, F. (author), Acheilas, I. (author), ter Heijden, W.J. (author), de Vette, Kees (author), von der Tann, Loretta (author), Durand Lopez, Leyden (author)
By jointly approaching the challenges we face – such as ongoing urbanization, climate change, energy transition and the introduction of new mobility such as automated and electric vehicles – urban areas can be made more resilient. The<br/>subsurface of the city can play a central role in this, for instance by using space made available by a...
report 2020
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Picone, S. (author), Bloemendal, Martin (author), Pellegrini, M. (author), Hoekstra, N. (author), Andreu Gallego, A. (author), Rodriguez Comins, J. (author), Murrel, A. (author)
Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage (ATES) system make use of the groundwater to exchange energy with the building: in winter, groundwater is pumped from the warm well to the buildings heat exchanger and the building extracts heat from the groundwater as energy source for the heat pumps, while the groundwater will be injected in the cold well at...
conference paper 2019
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Pellegrini, M. (author), Bloemendal, Martin (author), Hoekstra, N. (author), Spaak, G. (author), Andreu Gallego, A. (author), Rodriguez Comins, J. (author), Grotenhuis, T. (author), Picone, S. (author), Murrell, A. J. (author)
A transition to a low carbon energy system is needed to respond to global challenge of climate change mitigation. Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage (ATES) is a technology with worldwide potential to provide sustainable space heating and cooling by (seasonal) storage and recovery of heat in the subsurface. However, adoption of ATES varies strongly...
journal article 2019
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Myserli, Aikaterina (author)
In the light of climate change, ecosystem derangement and debasement of local economies in the name of globalisation and free trade, capitalism has almost exhausted its source of nourishment: Nature. Within today’s globalised urbanisation, cities seem to be better linked to the planetary system of production and trade than to their surrounding...
master thesis 2018
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Koelewijn, A.R. (author), Bridle, R. (author)
Dams and dikes are both water-retaining earth embankments. These are vulnerable to internal erosion but specific differences lead to varying vulnerabilities to different types of internal erosion: • Dams are usually zoned, with potential filtering capability to arrest piping if it is initiated, while dikes are more commonly unzoned and incapable...
conference paper 2017
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Talwar, Chanpreet (author)
Over the last decades, the European transmission system has made many profound changes in the network and has focused on three main concepts: i) flexibility, ii) integration, and iii) sustainability to increase the technological innovations, and to improve the market design. The currently used method<br/>by transmission system operators (TSOs)...
master thesis 2017
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