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  RFID Strategy -- RFID Developments in China 

  http://www.industryweek.com/ReadArticle.aspx?ArticleID=14982&SectionID=2

  It will be the most important issue It will be one of several important issues It is an important issue, but there are others more important It is only a minor issue Infrastructure is a non-issue Sept. ... 18, 2007 -- August is usually a slow news month, and the technical trade press is no exception. In the RFID market, most of the buzz comes from corporate initiatives in the U.S. and Europe. This month, however, saw a few announcements from China with interesting potential for long-term growth of supply-chain RFID technology -- particularly the EPC Global UHF tags. But before we get to that, a little background information is necessary to describe the current situation. Background -- Three RFID Technical Specifications Since the early days of radio, the nations of the world have recognized that radio waves cannot be contained within the borders of any particular country. In fact, the early history of radio is filled with stories of significant chaos as one station interfered with anothe   [More...] [Less...]

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  Harnessing technology and engineering: creating the world's first sustainable city - Independent Online Edition > Science & Tech 

  http://news.independent.co.uk/sci_tech/article3153060.ece

  By the end of 2007 mankind will become a primarily urban species with more than half of the world’s 6.6 billion population living in urban areas. This trend for urban living has gripped China, and it is ... estimated that 600 million people in China will have moved from rural areas to the cities by 2050. The relentless march of urbanisation goes hand in hand with a vast increase in energy consumption and pollution. In fact, China recently became the world’s second largest consumer of energy, after the United States.This trend is widely recognised as being unsustainable and consequently a new approach is required to find a sustainable lifestyle for the cities of tomorrow. One possible answer is Dongtan, Arup’s masterplan for the world’s first eco-city.The project aims to use existing technology and engineering to demonstrate that environmentally friendly and sustainable urban growth are not mutually exclusive. Arup’s approach for Dongtan and other sustainable cities is to form a global team   [More...] [Less...]

  First added: 13 November 2007, by: Sonia Ramdhian  [Report as spam]

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  Tags:  arup, china, dongtan, eco-cities, eco-city , environment, sustainable cities, sustainable city, sustainable engineering   [More...] [Less...]