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In today’s world when technology is at its boom and students are seeking for the best resources available, it becomes difficult for them to find the one according to his/her personality. As a solution to this problem, we have designed a recommender system which will focus on the student preferences and will recommend them the best-suited projects as per their personality. Our system interrogates the user by asking relevant questions and on the basis of that, it provides the best-matched projects as per his/her personality. Also, the system will learn the user behavior and will try to enhance the accuracy of recommendations for a user who will continue to explore the projects on the system.
What Digital Legal Can Learn from Industrie 4.0 Collaborations

The digital transformation as a matter of fact is having a strong impact on the evolution of the Legal profession itself. It spans over how we organize ourselves cross-functionally, what capabilities and resources we need, how we leverage new means of technology and what shifts in culture and mindset this creates and demands. Having worked for more than 1.5 decades in a company that creates software solutions and services which enable the digital transformation of our industrial customers, this article is to share my respective experiences and observations, in particular as it relates to my involvement in building so called Transformation Centers. These are real-production environments which are demonstrating real-world industrial use cases, with that reduce complexities in understanding digital transformation and instead do provide for a “tangible” experience on the prerequisites and impacts of such transformation. Moreover, such centers evoke new collaboration models in the ecosystem that I had the pleasure to help enabling, both within and outside my classic Legal role, including creating a global collaboration with McKinsey on so called Digital Capability Centers, all of which provided me with valuable insights and tons of inspiration. Given that digital transformation on the one hand requires building new and holistic expertise as it relates to how the Legal profession advises its internal and external customers and clients throughout their journey of transformation, and on the other hand enables and calls for transforming the Legal profession itself, with this article I would like to suggest new methodologies and settings of capability building through collaboration that do support both of the aforementioned aspects in a comprehensive and interdisciplinary way. After all, this article is meant to provide inspiration and insights into what a Digital Legal profession on the rise can learn from trailblazers in the Industrie 4.0 space, how such learnings translate to our profession and the ecosystem we are operating in—and what limitations would have to be taken into account and dealt with on such exploration. By giving concrete examples and making specific suggestions on how Digital Legal can embark on a journey that other disciplines have already advanced on, I would like to contribute to triggering ideas and actions that make us embrace and actively shape our very own digital transformation.
Os direitos autorais como competência profissional para a atuação do bibliotecário de referência

espanolSe discutenlos derechos de como una compe-tencia necesaria para que el bibliotecario de academica proporcione orientacion sobre el uso etico y legal de la informacion. Serevisanlos conceptos de academica, de referencia y de-rechos de autor en relacion con las competencias ac-tuales de los bibliotecarios de en bibliotecas academicas. Utilizando el Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), se identifico un grupo oficinas de derechos de que representan esta nueva pers-pectiva para el bibliotecario de y se analiza-ron sus paginas web conel fin de identificar los desa-fios actuales y emergentes que pueden ser importan-tes para la implementacion de estos servicios en Brasil y otros paises. Se consideran competencias clave re-lacionadas con el servicio que la biblioteca academica y el bibliotecario de proporcionan a la comu-nidad en relacion con los derechos de autor.Se con-cluye quelos planes de estudio de Biblioteconomia, por lo menos en Brasil, deberan revisarse para abordar estas competencias relacionadas con los derechos de y ajustar de forma correspondiente la educacion y capacitacion de los bibliotecariosde referencia. EnglishIt discusses copyright as a necessary competence for the academic reference librarian in order to provide guidance on issues related to the ethical and legal use of information. It reviews the topics of “academic li-brary”, “reference service” and “copyright” in relation to the current competencies of referencelibrarians in ac-ademic libraries. Using the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), we identified a sample of copy-right offices that represent this new perspective for the reference librarian and analyzed theirwebsites in orderto identify current and emerging issues that can be im-portant for the implementation of these services in Bra-zil and elsewhere. These issues are also considered key competencies related tothe service that academic library and reference librarian provide to thecommunityin relation to copyright. We conclude that, based on the analysis of the services and competences that are pre-sent in the international libraries,the curricula of the Li-brary and Information Science programs, at least in Brazil, need to be revised in order to addressthese competences related to copyrightand correspondently adjustthe education and training ofthereference li-brarians.
The Method of Total Erythrocyte and Leukocyte Counting in Raptors at Wildlife Rescue Centre (WRC) Jogja

Most of raptor species rehabilitated for conservation purpose at WRC Jogja are eagles. Annually, we perform general raptor examination involving conventional routine hematologic examination. However, low sample quality and over dense blood cell population during total erythrocyte and leukocyte counting were deemed as obstacles. This study aimed to give wider insight in how total erythrocyte and leukocyte counting was performed at WRC Jogja to overcome those obstacles. Firstly, handling and restraint were done physically adapting the Aba method. One-to-two half millilitres of blood was collected from the ulnar vein using 3-ml-syringe with 24-gauge-needle which was then preserved in an EDTA-containing tube and proceeded to subsequent method no more than 3 hours after collection. No hypovolemic shock was observed. During total erythrocyte and leukocyte counting using Neubauer-ruled counting chamber, we modified the dilution factor to be 250-fold and 50-fold respectively. This method yielded a countable cell density and can be applied in other species in similar condition.
An updated genetic model for metamorphosed and deformed, c. 1.89 Ga magnesian Zn-Pb-Ag skarn deposits, Sala area, Bergslagen, Sweden

This contribution presents an updated view on the genesis of stratabound Zn-Pb-Ag mineralization in the Sala area, Bergslagen, Sweden. Integrated legacy and new geological, geochemical and geophysi ...
Analysis of Building Type and Effect of Coastal Protection Engineering

Ren, Q., 2020. Analysis of building type and effect of coastal protection engineering. In: Bai, X. and Zhou, H. (eds.), Advances in Water Resources, Environmental Protection, and Sustainable Development. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue No. 115, pp. 181-183. Coconut Creek (Florida), ISSN 0749-0208.In order to improve the comprehensive benefit of the coastal protection engineering building system, we need to carry out a sound environmental protection design of the coastal protection engineering building structure system, so as to adjust the scientific environmental protection coordination of every link in the coastal protection engineering building. With the acceleration of the urbanization process in our country, we also put forward higher requirements for the environmental protection design of the building. In the context of coordinated development, we analyze many factors that affect the environmental protection of the building. So as to lay a certain foundation for the future development of architecture in China.
INMIGRA3: building a case for NGOs and NMT

INMIGRA3 is a three-year project that builds on the work of two previous initi-atives: INMIGRA2-CM and CRISIS-MT . Together, they address the specific needs of NGOs in multilingual settings with a particular interest in migratory contexts. Work on INMIGRA3 concentrates in the analysis of how best can be NMT put to use for the purposes of translating NGOs documentation.
Computing Processes of Recurrent Neural Network at Different Layers

For researchers, writing their own program to simulate the concept of model of design is mostly essential. Computing processes at different stages of Neural Network (NN) are discussed in this introductory tutorial. In NN, two types of computing are performed, Feed Forward and Feed Back processing. Sometimes, Feed Back computing is known as Recurrent Neural Network (RNN). Here, updating of weight values required for RNN is discussed in viewpoint of programming of simulation of any new model.
Logical Information Model for Prediction of Reservoir Slope Stability in Water Environment Control Project

Zhang, G.Q.; Feng, W.K.; Qi, Y.; Zhou, Y.J., and Yang, J., 2020. Logical information model for prediction of reservoir slope stability in water environment control project. In: Bai, X. and Zhou, H. (eds.), Advances in Water Resources, Environmental Protection, and Sustainable Development. Journal of Coastal Research, Special Issue No. 115, pp. 587-592. Coconut Creek (Florida), ISSN 0749-0208.The complex structure of the bank slope in the reservoir area is combined with the continuous undercut of the river to transform the side slope of the bank slope, which poses a certain threat to its stability. Water environment Treatment Engineering the actual data of typical slope collapse and deformation of reservoir are used as the basis, and a new quantitative theory method, logical information method, is adopted, which realizes higher accuracy by establishing logical information model and fuzzy logic expansion of the model. Through the prediction of the stability of the shoreline slope of the whole reservoir area, the stability of the natural and post-water rainstorm is statistically different. It is best to carry on the experimental analysis to the model, the result shows: the natural condition subordinate the potentially unstable shore section is very few, the vast majority is basically stable. In the case of heavy rains after water storage, the proportion of unstable shore segments rose to 9.4%, and the stable shoreline fell to 19.2%. The results show that the logic information model has a certain guiding effect on the prediction of the stability of reservoir bank slope of water Environment control project.
Experimental randomness certification with a symmetric informationally complete positive operator-valued measurement

Nonlocal correlations observed from entangled quantum particles imply the existence of intrinsic randomness. Normally, locally projective measurements performed on a two-qubit entangled state can only certify one-bit randomness at most, while non-projective measurement can certify more randomness with the same quantum resources. In this Letter, we carry out an experimental investigation on quantum randomness certification through a symmetric informationally complete positive operator-valued measurement, which in principle can certify the maximum randomness through an entangled qubit. We observe the quantum nonlocal correlations that are close to the theoretical values. In the future, this work can provide a valuable reference for the research on the limit of randomness certification.
MTUOC: easy and free integration of NMT systems in professional translation environments.

In this paper the MTUOC project, aiming to provide an easy integration of neural and statistical machine translation systems, is presented. Almost all the required software to train and use neural and statistical MT systems are released under free licences. However, their use is not always easy and intuitive and medium-high specialized skills are required. MTUOC project provides simplified scripts for preprocessing and training MT systems, and a server and client for easy use of the trained systems. The server is compatible with popular CAT tools for a seamless integration. The project also distributes some free engines.
Building Amazon Web Services Infrastructure from the Scratch for an Organization

The Amazon Web services (AWS) infrastructure is very much essential for a newcomer for an organization for its usability and requirement for work environment. In order to have the adequate knowledge to build the AWS infrastructure here, in this project, we mainly focus on such kind of employees to help them to create the AWS infrastructure with ease. We also discussed various aspects and challenges while designing the AWS infrastructure. Here, in this paper, we focus on some of the basic steps to create as well as guide to creating the AWS infrastructure. We also provide the code as well as a flowchart model for a better explanation of the building work.
UVM Libraries Research Guides: Connecting to Library Resources: Troubleshooting

Tips and tricks for connecting to the library's online journals and databases from anywhere in the world.
Corrections to “Human–Computer Interface Controlled by the Lip”

Presents corrections to author information in the above named paper.
ВЗАИМОСВЯЗЬ СУБЪЕКТИВНОГО БЛАГОПОЛУЧИЯ РАБОТНИКОВ ЮРИДИЧЕСКИХ ПРОФЕССИЙ С ИХ ПРОФЕССИОНАЛЬНОЙ САМООЦЕНКОЙ И МОТИВАЦИЕЙ УСПЕХА

Currently, the problem of subjective well-being is increasingly attracting researchers due to the need to determine the basis of the internal balance of the personality and its components. Of particular relevance is the study of the subjective well-being of the individual in the field of professional activity, since along with the objective conditions for the implementation of activities, there are personality characteristics that also affect professional success. The idea underlying the work was that one should distinguish between external and internal success, or external and internal subjective well-being, and the methods for detecting and studying these phenomena are different. External success is reflected in the status of the individual, a lawyer is a profession associated with a high social status. However, internal feeling, subjective well-being, is difficult to objectify and investigate. Subjective well-being in the professional sphere is a component of subjective well-being in general and is determined by satisfaction with professional activities and self-esteem as a professional. Professional self-esteem is an ambiguous psychological phenomenon. And our work is aimed at adding data on the determination of subjective well-being and the features of psychological well-being as conscious components of professional self-esteem and motivation for the success of legal professionals.
Multi-disciplinary data contribution to EPOS e-infrastructure

Resumen del trabajo presentado en el 19th International Symposium on Deep Seismic Profiling of the Continents and their Margins (SEISMIX 2020), celebrado del 15 al 19 de marzo de 2020 en Australia
Seismic arrays and frequency-wavenumber spectrum analysis to detect and monitor natural/induced microseismicity

&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Seismic arrays are instruments capable to lower the magnitude threshold of earthquake detection by improving the signal-to-noise ratio of recordings. Seismic arrays have been used since 1960s, to investigate global earthquakes or small-scale structure of the Earth&amp;amp;#8217;s interior. We designed a cost-effective seismic monitoring array-system made by autonomous stations specifically designed for studying local micro-seismicity. The data collected by this system allow to develop and apply a new method for earthquake detection and location of micro-seismicity based on a frequency-wavenumber (f-k) domain analysis of continuous data recorded by small seismic arrays, in order to separate the coherent signal of low magnitude events from the surrounding noise.&amp;lt;br&amp;gt;Field surveys have been carried out in two Italian regions, which are seismically active and already monitored by high quality, standard seismic networks, so to allow us to test the performance of the proposed array configuration and processing algorithm.&amp;lt;br&amp;gt;The first survey was carried out in the Irpinia region (Southern Italy), near the main fault segment activated during the Ms 6.9 Irpinia earthquake occurred in 1980. The natural seismicity of the area features occasional small seismic sequences, with magnitude (ML) less than 3, that are recorded by the local seismic network that monitors the Irpinia fault-system (ISNet - Irpinia Seismic Network). Three small aperture seismic arrays (few hundred meters wide) were deployed at distance of few tens of kilometers each other for three months. Each array was made up of seven 3-component stations, arranged in irregular geometry.&amp;lt;br&amp;gt;The second experiment was carried out in the Montello-Collalto area (Veneto region, North-East Italy), where an underground gas storage concession, known as &amp;amp;#8220;Collalto Stoccaggio&amp;amp;#8221;, exists. The gas storage activity is monitored by a local seismic network named &amp;amp;#8220;Collalto Seismic Network&amp;amp;#8221; (Rete Sismica di Collalto, or RSC). This dense network was designed and is managed by the National Institute of Oceanography and Applied Geophysics (OGS) on behalf of Edison Stoccaggio S.p.A., the storage concession holder. A seismic array composed of eight 3-component stations with 2 km of maximum aperture was deployed for a couple of months to monitor the micro-seismicity occurring nearby.&amp;lt;br&amp;gt;Our preliminary results suggest that the f-k earthquake detection algorithm of micro-seismicity using seismic arrays can become a valid tool to complement standard seismic networks in monitoring and studying natural and induced seismicity. In the Irpinia region, for instance, we have detected and located about six times the earthquakes recorded by the local network lowering the magnitude down to 0.1, smaller than the catalogue minimum magnitude that is equal to 1.2.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;
Variability and Trends of Surface Solar Radiation in Europe based on satellite- and surface-based data

&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;The EUMETSAT Satellite Application Facility on Climate Monitoring (CM SAF) generates satellite-based &amp;amp;#160;high-quality climate data records, with a focus on the global energy and water cycle. The new concept of Interim Climate Data Records (ICDRs) that extent the fixed-length Climate Data Records (CDRs) into 'near-realtime' in a consistent way, enables climate monitoring at a higher level of accuracy.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;It has been found in recent studies based on surface and satellite data that on average SSR has been increasing in the last 3 decades in Europe (e.g. Sanchez-Lorenzo et al. 2017, Pfeifroth et al. 2018) - especially in spring and summer. Here we use the latest SARAH-2.1 TCDR (1983-2017), potentially together with its corresponding ICDR (2018 onwards), to analyze if the found positve trends in SSR are about to continue. In this respect, the satellite-based data record will be compared and validated with surface measurements given by the Baseline Surface Radiation Network (BSRN), the &amp;amp;#160;World Radiation Data Center (WRDC) and the Global Energy Balance Archive (GEBA). A reasonable line of potential reasons for the found spring and summertime brightening in Europe is discussed.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;
Korean Language Education Using Smart Classrooms in Mongolian Elementary and Secondary Schools

Journal of the International Network for Korean Language and Culture 17-2, 185-216. This paper aims to provide an overview of Korean language education in Mongolian elementary and secondary schools that use smart learning and to examine the usefulness of smart learning in Korean language education in the KFL environment as a new teaching-learning paradigm. This study reviewed theoretical studies of smart learning and discussed its main components and learning effectiveness in the Korean language in Mongolian elementary and secondary schools. As components of smart learning in the Korean language, this study focused on smart classrooms, which are composed of smart learning devices, smart learning contents of the Korean language, teaching methods, and teachers in charge of Korean language education. It also surveyed 15 teachers, and the results were analyzed to discuss the effectiveness of smart classrooms. To summarize these discussions, Korean language education in Mongolian elementary and secondary schools has proper components, and a relatively satisfactory learning effect. However, we are compelled to point out the limitations of this study which did not include a comparison of learning effects between the experimental and comparative groups owing to the special recent circumstances. Smart learning of the Korean language in Mongolian elementary and secondary schools has contributed to the expansion of Korean language education in Mongolia. It is considered a new educational paradigm that can be applied to the field of Korean language education in elementary and secondary schools abroad.(Sangmyung University)
Statistical mechanics-based forecasting of induced seismicity within the Groningen gas field

&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Geological faults may fail and produce earthquakes due to external stresses induced by hydrocarbon recovery, geothermal extraction, CO&amp;lt;sub&amp;gt;2&amp;lt;/sub&amp;gt; storage or subsurface energy storage. The associated hazard and risk critically depend on the spatiotemporal and size distribution of any induced seismicity. The observed statistics of induced seismicity within the Groningen gas field evolve as non-linear functions of the poroelastic stresses generated by pore pressure depletion since 1965. The rate of earthquake initiation per unit stress has systematically increased as an exponential-like function of cumulative incremental stress over at least the last 25 years of gas production. The expected size of these earthquakes also increased in a manner consistent with a stress-dependent tapering of the seismic moment power-law distribution. Aftershocks of these induced earthquakes are also observed, although evidence for any stress-dependent aftershock productivity or spatiotemporal clustering is inconclusive.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;These observations are consistent with the reactivation of a mechanically disordered fault system characterized by a large, stochastic prestress distribution. If this prestress variability significantly exceeds the induced stress loads, as well as the earthquake stress drops, then the space-time-size distribution of induced earthquakes may be described by mean field theories within statistical fracture mechanics. A probabilistic seismological model based on these theories matches the history of induced seismicity within the Groningen region and correctly forecasts the seismicity response to reduced gas production rates designed to lower the associated seismic hazard and risk.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;
Forensic Technologies Market Incredible Potential, Stagnant Progress According to New Research Report

​​​​​​​Transparency Market Research (TMR) observes the global forensic technologies market has highly competitive vendor landscape. Thanks to number of players operating in the global forensic technologies market,