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Meiklejohn, C; Goss, H; Whisken, J
(CSIR, 2008-11)
This paper presents the CSIR’s contribution to technical advances in the approach to provincial spatial planning in South Africa. It demonstrates the CSIR’s involvement in conducting the national Provincial Growth and ...
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Ngorima, E; Nkuna, Z; Manase, G
(2008-11)
Women play a crucial role in providing care and support, and also in the use and management of the water resources and sanitation at the household level. In addition, voluntary community care work is done mostly by women, ...
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Tlale, NS
(2008-11)
In this paper the manufacturing environment with regards to technology and market is discussed. Both the South African and global view are given, together with technology management strategies. Value added products are ...
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Damm, O; Du Preez, W; Trollip, N; John, Maya J
(CSIR, 2008-11)
The CSIR conducts research and development (R&D) involving advanced materials with applications in the local automotive and aerospace industries. The relevance of these R&D programmes is illustrated by positioning them in ...
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Theron, AK; Rossouw, M
(2008-11)
The aim of this paper is to consider physical coastal zone impacts due to expected climate change in the Namibia, South Africa and Mozambique coastal region, and to provide some mitigating response options. The primary ...
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Wall, K
(CSIR, 2008-11)
CSIR research has found that franchising partnerships could alleviate and address many challenges in the operation and maintenance of water services infrastructure. Franchising brings appropriate training to those on-site, ...
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Pillay, DL; Sebake, MD
(2008-11)
The significant land-use change in South African metropolitan areas, due to urbanization, created challenges of spatial development planning, infrastructure and service provision. This paper outlines the change detection ...
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Von Maltitz, Graham P; Brent, A
(2008-11)
Biofuels have been promoted as an environmentally-sustainable solution to the global energy crisis, and a way to counterbalance global increases in CO2. The reality is more complex; under some circumstances biofuels can ...
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Engelbrecht, AD; North, Brian C; Hadley, TD
(CSIR, 2008-11)
Electricity demand in South Africa is increasing at a rate of 1000 MW per year. Whilst there is increasing pressure to adopt non-fossil fuel electricity generating technologies, the abundant reserves and low cost of coal ...
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Gerryts, BA; Naidoo, Kavendra; Barker, D
(CSIR, 2008-11)
South Africa had a strong centrally planned mission oriented approach to R&D investment during the pre-1994 era. Between 1990 and 1994, the Apartheid government terminated this strategy and as a result, the R&D spending ...
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Wall, K; Nordengen, Paul A; Abbott, G; Paige-Green, P; Roux, Michael P
(CSIR, 2008-11)
That increasing attention is being paid to infrastructure asset management (IAM) is timely, and owes something to the work of the CSIR in discovering and documenting the state of infrastructure, and in leading specific ...
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Singh, A; Karsten, AE; Dam, JS
(2008-11)
The optical properties namely the absorption and reduced scattering coefficients of porcine skin were determined using an integrating sphere setup and a multiple polynomial regression method. The absorption coefficient was ...
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Brown, B; Horak, M; Wadiwala, E
(2008-11)
The production of essential oils and medicinal plant products by communities with access to arable land represents a promising new sector in the agroprocessing industry. The Enterprise Creation for Development (ECD) unit ...
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Erasmus, C; Jacobs, A
(CSIR, 2008-11)
As a highly nutritious and inexpensive protein food, chicken eggs are accepted in most cultures. The safety of eggs has become an issue of global concern with the emergence of the pathogen Salmonella enteritidis as a major ...
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Phelp, D
(CSIR, 2008-11)
This paper describes a low cost video system ‘Harbour Watch’, which can be used to support safe port operations, especially in developing countries. Preset digital images are geo-referenced and then archived for later ...
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Piernaar, Johan E; Goosen, Pieter
(CSIR, 2008-11)
Through many years of research and development into radar sensors, the CSIR has made a significant contribution to the strategic and industrial capabilities of South Africa. The continued national investment into radar ...
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Le Roux, Lukas J; Hietkamp, S; Cummings, F
(CSIR, 2008-11)
An attractive and cheaper alternative to siliconbased photovoltaic (PV) cells for the conversion of solar light into electrical energy is to utilise dyeadsorbed, large-band-gap metal oxide materials such as TiO2 to absorb ...
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Greben, HA; Sigama, NJ
(2008-11)
Vast volumes of acid mine drainage (AMD) is still being generated in South Africa, due to decant from both active and closed mines. Research to find a cost effective, environmentally friendly treatment system to reduce the ...
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Van Zyl, P; Fogwill, T
(CSIR, 2008-11)
Open source software (OSS) is software for which the source code is made available and can be freely modified and redistributed. OSS has been identified in the South African national R&D strategy as a vehicle for fostering ...
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Erasmus, E; Anandjiwala, R
(CSIR, 2008-11)
Natural fibres are often used for reinforcing thermoplastics, like polypropylene, to manufacture composite materials exhibiting numerous advantages such as high mechanical properties, low density and biodegradability. The ...