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Guidelines for rainwater harvesting system design and assessment for the city of Johannesburg, South Africa

Abstract. As water demand increases rainwater harvesting (RWH) systems are increasingly being installed for water supply but comprehensive hydrologic design guidelines for RWH do not exist in many parts of the world. The objective of this study was to develop guidelines for the hydrologic design and assessment of rainwater harvesting (RWH) systems in the City of Johannesburg, South Africa. The data for developing the guidelines were mainly obtained from multiple daily simulations of potential RWH systems in the city. The simulations used daily rainfall from 8 stations and demands based on the probable non-potable uses of RWH systems – toilet flushing, air conditioning and irrigation. The guidelines were confined to systems that would typically fill up in the wet season and empty towards the end of the dry season of the same year. Therefore, supply-to-demand ratios ranging from 0.1 to 0.9 were applied. Two generalized design charts of dimensionless relationships were developed. One relates the yield ratio with supply-to-demand ratio and reliability while the other relates the yield ratio with the storage-to-demand ratio and reliability. Reliability was defined as the probability of exceedance of annual yield in order to incorporate the large inter-annual variability of rainfall experienced in the region. The analyses and design of an example RWH system is used to illustrate the application of the design charts.

Implementation of Mind Mapping Learning Model to Improve English Learning Outcomes in Simple Descriptive Texts

Writing is a linguistic activity that plays an important role in the dynamics ofhuman civilization. Through writing activities, people can also benefit for theirdevelopment. Unfortunately, English lessons at Ambulu 2 Junior High Schoolshowed indications of a decline. This is a classroom action research that aimedto find out how the implementation of mind mapping learning models canimprove English achievement of the seventh grade students of Class VII-C atSMPN 2 Ambulu. The results showed that learning with the Mind Mappingmodel had a positive impact in improving student learning outcomes whichwas marked by an increase in student’s achievement in each cycle, that is cycleI (61.76%), cycle II (76.47%), cycle III ( 94.12%). Likewise, the application ofthe Mind Mapping model can improve student learning activities as indicatedby the score of observations showing an increase in the percentage of studentactivity, that is cycle I (23.53%), cycle II (73.53%) and cycle III (91.18). This means that the mind mapping learning model is good to be applied in teaching andlearning activities in English materials for Preparing Simple Descriptive Texts.

KEBIJAKAN PEMERINTAH INDIA DALAM MENGATASI MASALAH�DOWRY DEATHS�

This study explains about the policy of the Indian governmentin addressing the problem of �dowry deaths� in India. Dowrydeaths itself is a term for a murder or violence against wives inwhich performed by the husband or the husband's familybecause of the inability of the wife to meet the demand of payingthe dowry. The impact of the tradition of giving dowry is not onlythe death of the wives, but also the impact on the discriminationover the women and selective abortion of female fetuses. Thenumber of victims of dowry death reached more than 8000deaths per year.The phenomenon of dowry deaths required the Indiangovernment to intervene to resolve the issue. Indian governmenthave managed to make some policies, it covers the application ofthe rules of prohibiting dowry in the marriage that began with theDowry Prohibition Act of 1961, that punish the offender of dowrydeath with the threat of no less than seven years in prison; andalso, some policies to provide financial incentives to daughter, toprohibit the sex-selective abortion to female fetuses. In addition,the Indian central government's policy is also supported by theinitiative of the state government to initiate several relatedpolicies such as banning ultrasound technology, forbiddingabortion, as well as providing incentives to girls, and variousother policies. Although the government has been implementingvarious policies, but the weakness of law enforcement caused bythe strong patriarchal culture in society is one reason why thesepolicies are less effective in preventing loss of life because of'dowry deaths'.

Application of "three lines and one plane" as anatomic landmarks in laparoscopic surgery for bile duct stones.

To investigate the clinical application ofthe “three lines and one plane” concept as the anatomic landmarks during laparoscopic common bile duct exploration (LCBDE).From January 2014 to February 2017, 148 cases of LCBDE performed in the General Surgery Department of the 2nd affiliated Hospital of Anhui Medical University were recruited, and analyzed in this study. “Three lines and one plane” was applied as anatomical landmarks during LCBDE, and the perioperative clinical outcomes were analyzed.No serious operational complications occurred in all the patients in this study. Two cases (1.4%) was converted to open operation. Two other cases (1.4%) suffered post-operative bile leakage and were cured by conservative treatment. All patients recovered uneventfully.Anatomical landmarks of “three lines and one plane” is benefit in helping surgeons to build a three-dimensional (3D) anatomical construction, and avoiding the operative injury of the bile duct, and vessels.

ESTIMATION AND OPTIMAL PLANS OF MULTIPLE RAMP-STRESS ACCELERATED LIFE TESTS FOR THE GENERALIZED HALF-NORMAL DISTRIBUTION

Accelerated life tests are commonly utilized in manufacturing industries to induce early failures of highly reliableproducts. In this paper, estimation and optimal design issues of multiple ramp-stress accelerated life tests are discussedfor the generalized half-normal distribution. Assuming inverse power model as a life-stress relationship, the maximumlikelihood estimates of the parameters, as well as Fisher information matrix are derived. In addition, the methods of leastsquare, moments, Bayes are used for estimating the model parameters. The optimal proportion of test units allocatedto each stress level is obtained under D and A-optimality criteria. A sensitivity analysis of the optimal allocation tomisspeci cation of the model parameters is carried out. Furthermore, a real data set is used to show the application ofthe generalized half-normal distribution in reliability studies. Finally, a Monte Carlo simulation study is carried out toexamine the performance of the estimation methods and the optimality criteria.

Place of military tourist institutions in the tourist offer of Serbia

On the basis of the conducted analyses, impressions and marks given by the visitors, tourist trade, geographical-traffic position and other competitive advantages, it can be concluded that the Military Tourist Institutions along with their locations have their own place in the tourist offers of Serbia. However, it can also be concluded that it is necessary to implement the study research for the purposes of any further development. It has been affirmed: that the MTI guests are mostly satisfied by their services and the relation between the price and the quality; that there have been some defaults in the area of advertisement and the presentation of the MTI services to any potential guests by the means of media and tourist agencies; that the total score of the marks regarding the additional services is very low; that there has been a decrease regarding the number of 70 guests in the relevant period, along with low accommodation occupancy rate, as well as, progressive decrease of duration of staying by all categories of hotel guests. All of this leads to a conclusion that there are new tendencies of guests and there is a need to implement new services in the tourist offer. The basic products of the Military Tourist Institutions have not been determined and have not been based on all available products in the areas of their location. Every MTI is individually presented and within its rage of capacity it can improve its available capacities and provide new tourist products, while all these Military Tourist Institutions together could be a new tourist cluster in Serbia. With the reconstruction of the existing capacities and conceptualization of any new services, under condition of applying optimal strategy on all locations, along with the application of the conducted research results and considering all the phases of target marketing (market segmentation, selection of target market, product positioning), the Military Tourist Institutions, as a recognizable brand, have a great chance regarding the development of all tourist products of Serbia. By taking into consideration the size of the problem and by determination of new tourist products and the target segment, the MTI would get a starting point and ideas that would help them get out of the long period of decadence. That would give them an opportunity to develop all the mentioned tourist products and, in that way, they would not have to worry about their future.

Leaching kinetics of Co(II) and Sr(II) contaminated soil via chemical extraction method

Artificially contaminated soil, with mixture of Co(II) and Sr(II) ions in different proportions, was tested. The main aim was to investigate the possibility of ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) utilization in the chemical extraction process as a method for soil remediation in the case of mixed contamination. The efficiency of this process when EDTA of 5?10-4 molL-1 was used was low, while the application of the EDTA solution of the initial concentration 5?10-3 molL-1 or higher showed almost the same efficiency. This suggested that the application of the solution EDTA (5?10-3 molL-1) is optimal from the aspect of cost and degradation of soil properties. Furthermore, process kinetic was fitted using one parameter shrinking core models. Kinetic data modeling showed that the process is complex, demanding multi resistance kinetic model.

PEMBELAJARAN MODEL MIND MAP UNTUK MENINGKATKAN AKTIVITAS DAN HASIL BELAJAR KOMPETENSI SISTEM KELISTRIKAN DAN INSTRUMEN SISWA KELAS XI TEKNIK SEPEDA MOTOR SMK DIPONEGORO DEPOK SLEMAN

The aims of this research are to increase: (1) the activity of students of class XI Motorcycle Engineering Program In SMK Diponegoro Depok Sleman on the electrical system and instrumen lesson through mind map learning model; and (2) the learning outcomes of students of class XI Motorcycle Engineering Program In SMK Diponegoro Depok Sleman on the electricalsystem and instrumen lesson through mind map learning model. This research was conducted atSMK Diponegoro Depok Sleman. The subject ofthis research are students offOdd Semester class XI TSM 2014/2015 academic year. Object ofthis study is Mind Map model to improved learning activities and learning outcomes. The type of this research is the Classroom Action Research (CAR) conducted in three cycles, each cycle consists of planning, execution (interview,observation, documentation and testing), observation and reflection. Data collection techniques used observation sheet and achievement test. The data were analyzed using quantitative analysis.The results of this study concluded that: (1) application of the mind map learning model canenhance the activity of learning, this is evidenced by the average student activity presentations onfirst cycle is 28,4%, on second cycle 60,2% and the third cycle is 86,4%; and (2) application ofthe mind map learning model can improve the learning outcomes of competences electricalsystems and instrument, this is evidenced by the average value of learning outcomes preaction is62.65, the average value of learning outcomes of the first cycle is 71.87, the average value oflearning outcomes of the second cycle 81.09, and the average value of learning outcomes of the third cycle 88.1

Application of calibrations to hyperspectral images of food grains: example for wheat falling number

The presence of a few kernels with sprouting problems in a batch of wheat can result in enzymatic activity sufficient to compromise flour functionality and bread quality. This is commonly assessed using the Hagberg Falling Number (HFN) method, which is a batch analysis. Hyperspectral imaging (HSI) can provide analysis at the single grain level with potential for improved performance. The present paper deals with the development and application of calibrations obtained using an HSI system working in the near infrared (NIR) region (~900–2500 nm) and reference measurements of HFN. A partial least squares regression calibration has been built using 425 wheat samples with a HFN range of 62–318 s, including field and laboratory pre-germinated samples placed under wet conditions. Two different approaches were tested to apply calibrations: i) application of the calibration to each pixel, followed by calculation of the average of the resulting values for each object (kernel); ii) calculation of the average spectrum for each object, followed by application of the calibration to the mean spectrum. The calibration performance achieved for HFN (R2 = 0.6; RMSEC ~ 50 sRMSEP ~ 63 s) compares favourably with other studies using NIR spectroscopy. Linear spectral pre-treatments lead to similar results when applying the two methods, while non-linear treatments such as standard normal variate showed obvious differences between these approaches. A classification model based on linear discriminant analysis (LDA) was also applied to segregate wheat kernels into low (<250 s) and high (>250 s) HFN groups. LDA correctly classified 86.4% of the samples, with a classification accuracy of 97.9% when using an HFN threshold of 150 s. These results are promising in terms of wheat quality assessment using a rapid and non-destructive technique which is able to analyse wheat properties on a single-kernel basis, and to classify samples as acceptable or unacceptable for flour production.

Improving the quality of life of persons with disabilities by using digital technologies

In today?s postinformation society, digital technology has the technological means and innovative solutions which can personalize and customize services to meet the requirements of every user without any barriers. Service personalization is most apparent in the use of the internet, mobile phones, TV, and e-government. Consequently, due to its characteristics, adaptability and openness, digital technology can greatly facilitate and accelerate inclusive processes in society. Mobile devices and services, the internet together with digital cable and terrestrial TV network are just some of technological tools available to modern society for the inclusion of marginalized social groups, including the persons with disabilities. The introductory chapter considers the basis for the use of digital technology in developing an inclusive society, while the research shows the extent to which digital technology is used, as well as the real needs of persons with disabilities for the purpose of finding potential to improve the quality of their life. The conducted research is based on a quantitative testing of two hypotheses, namely, whether persons with disabilities use digital technology to the same extent as persons without disabilities, and whether there are any differences with respect to the improvements of the quality of life as a result of the use of digital technology. For the purpose of testing the hypotheses, based on the sample group of 185 respondents, with 95 of them being persons with disabilities and 90 being persons without disabilities, a comparison was done of average values through t-test, as well as the comparison of relative frequencies by applying x2 test for independent samples. The results have shown that persons with disabilities use digital technology less than persons without disabilities, which only exacerbates the digital exclusion of persons with disabilities. Nevertheless, both groups have the same expectations with respect to the possibility of improving their lives. Noticeable potential for improving the quality of life for persons with disabilities has been noted by raising the use of digital technology to a higher level, especially with the use of mobile phones and the internet. The analysis of the research results has provided data which are significant for estimating the capacity of digital technology and further application of the technology in developing an inclusive society. This paper also proved that an interdisciplinary approach to such a vulnerable subject as inclusion and the social status of persons with disabilities can have beneficial results, as it can be used as guidance in further development of available tools, applications and other digital gadgets.

The marketing-entrepreneurship paradox: A frequency-domain analysis

The areas of overlap between the disciplines of marketing and entrepreneurship are substantial and they provide a wide variety of opportunities for multidisciplinary research. This paper lays out multidisciplinary foundations for the formal theoretical and practical treatment of the interaction between marketing, entrepreneurship and profi tability in an organization. The focus of this research is on a company’s success as a function of organizational changes and the level of acceptable risk, measured by its profi tability. The contribution to the literature on the relationship between entrepreneurship and marketing is refl ected in a new approach that relies on the multi-scale (i.e., frequency-dependent) approach or the so-called “spiral of success”. In addition, this paper highlights the necessity for dynamic abilities and innovative character in an organization. More broadly, it explains an important theoretical paradox that organizations always face high risk, but, in order to survive in business, they need to enter new cycles of entrepreneurial activities (innovation and diversifi cation) that involve even more risk. The novelty of this study lies in its application of the causality tests in the frequency domain for the bivariate system in order to demonstrate the marketing-entrepreneurship paradox. This is, to the authors’ best knowledge, the fi rst paper that uses such a methodology in marketing and entrepreneurship. The paper’s principal hypothesis is tested on a well-diversifi ed company (Amazon.com) where it is shown that marketing drives changes in net income at both medium and long horizons, but not vice-versa. The fi ndings and related discussions can be useful to academics and practitioners, as well as to public policy-makers.

Study of Bridges between Natural Teeth and Implants during Chewing of Food Bolus

Application of finite element three-dimensional modeling in biomechanics can significantly expand the possibilities of solving many problems of practical and theoretical dentistry. These problems can be solved with the application of the principles of systemic structural strength analysis, which considers both geometric characteristics and mechanical properties of bone tissues. A development of a mathematical model of the system “prosthesis-the bone-implant” with the aim of identifying the most optimal placement of these elements relative to each other. With the application of different variants of the load on the implants in the bone tissue, the resulting pattern shows that prosthetic restorations experience a greater degree of tensile stress. It was observed that the situation of the dentition defect was due to an absence of the first and second premolars and the replacement of the first molar with the prosthesis. The load applied to bridges was defined as concentrated and distributed. The implant is installed on the site of the first premolar in the initial stage (concentrated load capacity). Thereafter, it is experiencing a minor internal stress, while chewing and increasing the area of the chewing surfaces, these stresses accumulate to a great extent with the participation of three teeth in chewing, a further increase in chewing surface leads to a decrease in stress values.

PENERAPAN AKAD IJARAH PADA PRODUK RAHN DI CABANG PEGADAIAN SYARIAH ISTIQLAL MANADO

Product practices in Islamic Financial Institutions (LKS) have so far attracted specialattention, especially on the application of the contract. The fundamental differencesbetween the LKS and the conventional financial institutions are contracts/agreementsbefore making financial transactions. Many conducted research on the application ofthe LKS contracts. Some contracts madeby LKS on its products so farhave notcomplied withthesharia provisions. The basic rule refers to thefatwa (religiousadvisory opinions) of the National Sharia Board and the Council of IndonesianUlema (DSN-MUI). One of them is DSN-MUI fatwa No. 25 of 2002 concerningrahn. In addition to rahn, this fatwa also explains rules concerning the contract ofijara. Pawnshopsthat apply sharia principles in their products haveintroducedrahnproducts based on this the fatwa. Therefore, systematic research on the application ofthe ijara contract onrahn products is necessary.Keywords: ijara , rahn, DSN-MUI, sharia pawhshop.

Cross-Border Contractual Obligations: Issues in Legal Qualification

When resolving cross-border disputes, the courts almost inevitably face the need for a legal qualification of the disputed relations. The legislation and legal practice in many countries of the world have developed traditional approach, according to which the legal qualification is carried out on the basis of norms of national state law (lex fori). The complexity of the process of legal qualification due to several reasons: the necessity of taking into account the content of foreign law, the existence of different mechanisms oflegal qualification recognized in different jurisdictions, but also the evolution of private international law. Atthe present time there has been a development of the institute of legal qualification, coupled with a deep modification processes of the entire system of normative regulation of cross-border relations. Thus, the emergence and rapid development of transnational norms, their recognition and increasingly active applicationin the practice of international commercial arbitration actualizes the potential of the autonomous qualification as another method of legal qualification in private international law. Practice of application ofthe method of the аutonomous qualification in the resolution of cross-border disputes by foreign courts and international commercial arbitration is analyzed in the doctrine of European private international law andfinds more and more supporters. This practice is most prevalent is in cross-border commercial disputes.The article taking into account modern trends of development of international trade law in relation to crossborder contractual obligations features the peculiarities of pre-qualification; qualification under applicable law; qualification in the application of the chosen law; qualification for recognition and enforcement of foreign judicial decisions/decisions of international commercial arbitration. The article examines the modern opportunities of commonly known methods of qualification by lex fori and lex causae, and the prospects and advantages of the autonomous qualification grounded here. The method of autonomous qualification can be based on the law of treaties, acts of non-state regulation, sources of lex mercatoria. Most likely atthe present time the application of the method of the autonomous qualification in the practice of international commercial arbitration, which corresponds to the recent trends. Transnational norms, the formationof which is actively conducted now, will have in the future a significant influence on the evolution of the process of legal qualification in private international law, especially in cross-border contractual obligations.

SISTEM REMUNERASI BERBASIS KINERJA DALAM MENINGKATKAN KINERJA PEGAWAI DI KECAMATAN SUKAMAHAYA KOTA DEPOK PROVINSI JAWA BARAT

AbstractThe low performance of employees of one of them due to poor compensation. The fi x, the systemis given additional remuneration other than salary income of employees (TPP). This study aimsto determine: the remuneration system in the District Sukmajaya; whether the application ofthe remuneration can improve employee performance; and additional problems encounteredin the implementation of the remuneration. The study design is qualitative descriptive, witha saturated sample because researchers wanted to gain a holistic overview and detailed toanswer these research objectives. The results of the study and discussion of remuneration inthe form of salaries and TPP. The amount of TPP is based on the results of the analysis of themeasured positions of responsible work. TPP is given based on the discipline and the measuredperformance of the task implementation report every week to the direct superior. But in realitythe presence of an employee is unable to detect because the tools used are conventional anddo not report on the implementation tasks carried out according to the rules. Conclusion:Remuneration in the form of salaries and the TPP is not feasible and is not fair; Remunerationcan motivate and improve employee performance, but not optimal due to poor application ofthe rules; and presence are still using conventional tools. Recommendation: that TPP minimumof salary, implementation of rules as the basis for the TPP, and soon realized the purchase ofequipment Presence automatically.Keywords: remuneration, employee performance

Production material requirements in material ordering

The paper deals with the problems of material ordering business process quantification with the use of linguistic sets, the behaviour of which is regulated by the principle business processes linguistic equation – PBPL. The purpose of this paper is to design an optimal architecture model of the abovementioned business processes related to their structure, features and functionality. In order to fulfil the main task, several objectives should be postulated and achieved. The first objective is closely related to the analysis of the material management business process, the aim of which is to describe the structure of that business process (BP) and principles of its functionality with regard to optimisation of appropriate BP metrics. The second objective is to design an optimal BP model, an integral part of which should be a description of principle aspects related to the implementation of the optimal model. The author has provided information dealing with the application of the PBPL equation in analysis and design of the material ordering business process, which constitutes an integral part of production material requirements. The described structure represents a qualitative proposal, which forms the basis for the development of materials management business processes in terms of design and optimisation. The research was conducted at RM GASTRO, a group manufacturing joint-stock companies with a number of employees equal to 1,000, in June, 2015.

Analysis of load distribution in tooth-implant supported fixed partial dentures by the use of resilient abutment

Differences between the tooth and implant response to load can lead to many biological and technical implications in the conditions of occlusal forces. The objective of this study was to analyze load distribution in tooth/implant-supported fixed partial dentures with the use of resilient TSA (Titan Shock Absorber, BoneCare GmbH, Augsburg, Germany) abutment and conventional non-resilient abutment using finite element method. This study presents two basic 3D models. For one model a standard non-resilient abutment is used, and on the implant of the second model a resilient TSA abutment is applied. The virtual model contains drawn contours of tooth, mucous membranes, implant, cortical bones and spongiosa, abutment and suprastructure. The experiment used 500 N of vertical force, applied in three different cases of axial load. Calculations of von Mises equivalent stresses of the tooth root and periodontium, implants and peri-implant tissue were made. For the model to which a non-resilient abutment is applied, maximum stress values in all three cases are observed in the cortical part of the bone (maximum stress value of 49.7 MPa). Measurements of stress and deformation in the bone tissue in the model with application of the resilientTSA abutment demonstrated similar distribution; however, these values are many times lower than in the model with non-resilient TSA abutment (maximum stress value of 28.9 MPa). Application of the resilient TSA abutment results in more equal distribution of stress and deformations in the bone tissue under vertical forces. These values are many times lower than in the model with the non-resilient abutment.

On the concept of market concentration, the minimum Herfindahl‒Hirschman index, and its practical application

The paper analyses the phenomenon of market concentration in the context of the most popular industrial organization approaches: the structure- conduct-performance (SCP) approach and the efficiency hypothesis (EH). The theory of market concentration evaluation is briefly presented, followed by an analysis of the main concentration indicators and their application in recent empirical research. The main problem in the practical application of the Herfindahl-Hirschman index (HHI) - the necessity to incorporate the market shares of all the enterprises in the market - is further addressed and the issue of calculating the minimum value of the HHI is analysed from the theoretical point of view and by modelling hypothetical markets.

The Effectiveness of Playing Based Learning (PBBK) Model for Developing Kindness Character in Early Childhood

This study focused on the effectiveness of the PBBK model for developing kindness character in early childhood. The method in this research is pre experiments, with designd one-group pretest-posttest design. The research conducted in TK Labschool UPI. Sample used by 16 students who are at group A. Decision-makingis donein two ways, namelybycomparing thet valuet tableorby comparing theprobabilityvaluesobtainedwithα=0.05. The results showed ofa paired t test(paired sample t test) of datapretest and posttestoverall kindness character student issignificantbecause ithas avalue of p<0.05. This meansthatthere aresignificantdifferences inthe kindness character beforeandafterthe application ofthe PBBK model orin other words the PBBK model is effective for developing kindness character in TK LabschoolUPI. Averagekindness characterbeforeapplication ofthe PKBB model amounted to16.133andthe averageincreased to19.733afterthe application ofthe PKBB model. Recommendations from this study is that this model more broadly validated by involving more schools to pilot the PBBK model. How to cite Kurniati, E. (2015). The Effectiveness of Playing Based Learning (PBBK) Model for Developing Kindness Character in Early Childhood. Indonesian Journal of Early Childhood Education Studies , 4(2), 64-69. doi:10.15294/ijeces.v4i2.9457 DOI 10.15294/ijeces.v4i2.9457

Medical Device Integration Model Based on the Internet of Things

At present, hospitals in our country have basically established the HIS system, which manages registration, treatment, and charge, among many others, of patients. During treatment, patients need to use medical devices repeatedly to acquire all sorts of inspection data. Currently, the output data of the medical devices are often manually input into information system, which is easy to get wrong or easy to cause mismatches between inspection reports and patients. For some small hospitals of which information construction is still relatively weak, the information generated by the devices is still presented in the form of paper reports. When doctors or patients want to have access to the data at a given time again, they can only look at the paper files. Data integration between medical devices has long been a difficult problem for the medical information system, because the data from medical devices are lack of mandatory unified global standards and have outstanding heterogeneity of devices. In order to protect their own interests, manufacturers use special protocols, etc., thus causing medical decices to still be the "lonely island" of hospital information system. Besides, unfocused application of the data will lead to failure to achieve a reasonable distribution of medical resources. With the deepening of IT construction in hospitals, medical information systems will be bound to develop towards mobile applications, intelligent analysis, and interconnection and interworking, on the premise that there is an effective medical device integration (MDI) technology. To this end, this paper presents a MDI model based on the Internet of Things (IoT). Through abstract classification, this model is able to extract the common characteristics of the devices, resolve the heterogeneous differences between them, and employ a unified protocol to integrate data between devices. And by the IoT technology, it realizes interconnection network of devices and conducts associate matching between the data and the inspected at the device terminal in a timely manner.