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Study on Application of Auto-Monitoring System Based on AutoMos in Metro Engineering

Automated monitoring technology is one of the key development directions of promoting construction informatization. The information technology is now gradually applied to realize the data collection and analysis, information feedback and real-time location query of project monitoring, so as to realize the information safety construction management. This paper takes Wanjiali Square Station of Changsha Metro Line 5 as an engineering example, for the first time to use the automatic monitoring system, AutoMos, to monitor the construction process of the foundation pit of the metro station, acquiring effective monitoring data in the excavation process, including horizontal displacement of retaining structure, settlement deformation of surrounding buildings, settlement deformation of viaduct pier in foundation pit, and settlement deformation analysis of existing station column. The main conclusions are as follows: (1) During the excavation of foundation pit, the horizontal displacement curve of the retaining structure is in broken line shape at the distance from the middle of the foundation pit, and partially in zigzag shape. Compared with the traditional inclinometer monitoring, the automatic monitoring results of automos are consistent with the horizontal displacement trend of the envelope, which verifies the validity and accuracy of the automatic data; (2) The accumulated settlement of the house is linear with the distance to the center of the left and right tunnels, which is affected by the excavation of the left and right lines. The accumulated settlement of the house monitoring points is within 8mm, which meets the requirements of the specifications; (3) Affected by the uneven settlement and consolidation deformation of soil caused by the deformation inside the retaining structure, the accumulated settlement of Q17 and Q18 monitoring points of viaduct piers near the North foundation pit is -5.79mm and -7.01mm respectively, and the maximum accumulated settlement of Q21 point is -6.35mm; (4) The settlement monitoring point of the existing station column close to the North foundation pit, LZ4, increases with the settlement deformation of the foundation pit excavation until the negative first floor slab is stable after pouring. The automatic monitoring based on AutoMos fully embodies its advantages and functions in the monitoring process, which has important engineering application value and guiding significance.
Research Guides: Scholarly Communication for Librarians: Citation Managers

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Mathematical Representation and Formal Proofs of Card Tricks

Card tricks can be entertaining to audiences. Magicians apply them, but an in-depth knowledge of why they work the way they do is necessary, especially when constructing new tricks. Mapping a trick to its corresponding mathematical operations can be helpful in analysis, and the vice-versa process can help create new tricks and make them accessible to magicians.
LibGuides: History of Practical Effects in Movies: Specializations in Practical Effects

Examples and the history of using practical effects in movies. A list of specialized fields that have and continue to contribute to practical effects
The Use of E-books, Computers, and Tablets To Enhance Reading Skills

The purpose of the study was to identify teacher’s opinions of technology and its usage with reading instruction. The study explored teachers’ use of e-books, computers (reading programs), and tablets to enhance reading skills. Specifically, the researcher wanted to investigate elementary teachers’ beliefs regarding the use of e-books (electronic books), computers (reading programs), and tablets for enhancing reading skills with students who struggle with reading. To determine the impact of e-books, computers, and tablets on reading practices, data were collected from four urban elementary teachers in a southeastern school district. The research was conducted using surveys, interviews, and observations.
CapablePtrs: Securely Compiling Partial Programs Using the Pointers-as-Capabilities Principle

Capability machines such as CHERI provide memory that can be used by compilers to provide security benefits for compiled code (e.g., memory safety). The existing C to CHERI compiler, for example, achieves memory safety by following a principle called pointers as capabilities (PAC). Informally, PAC says that a compiler should represent a source language pointer as a machine code capability. But the security properties of PAC compilers are not yet well understood. We show that memory safety is only one aspect, and that PAC compilers can provide significant additional security guarantees for partial programs: the compiler can provide security guarantees for a compilation unit, even if that compilation unit is later linked to attacker-provided machine code. As such, this paper is the first to study the security of PAC compilers for partial programs formally. We prove for a model of such a compiler that it is fully abstract. The proof uses a novel proof technique (dubbed TrICL, read trickle), which should be of broad interest because it reuses the whole-program compiler correctness relation for full abstraction, thus saving work. We also implement our scheme for C on CHERI, show that we can compile legacy C code with minimal changes, and show that the performance overhead of compiled code is roughly proportional to the number of cross-compilation-unit function calls.
FINANCING EDUCATION: A ROUTE TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COUNTRY: doi>10.24250/JPE/1/2020/AALMB

Everybody knows that education is the backbone of a nation. Thecountries which have realized that motto and invested a lot for a long timefor sustainable development of the education sector of the country, they arenow forerunner in innovation, world influence, employment, innovativethinking, world-class health care service, technology, ideological influenceand even military advancement. They have diversified educationinvestments which have had defused the progress in all sectors. On thecontrary, there are many countries which are wealthier than manydeveloped countries, but for creative ideas, educational advancement,climate change and even for major decisions, they rely on some specificadvanced countries. These countries cannot ensure sustainabledevelopment of their own as they rely on others. Besides, some countriesmostly depend on natural resources which are now facing constraint forplummeting of the price of those assets due to worldwide economicdepression or the invention of alternative option. The countries which havethe best education in the world, they have more researchers and diversifiedworld-class education system and creativities to cope up with the changingworld circumstances. Therefore, education financing opens up a variety ofemployment opportunities which leads to the reduction of the crime rate ofa countryâ€”consequently, leads to the sustainable economic development ofa nation.
Leptophobic $Z^\prime$ bosons in the secluded $U(1)^\prime$ model

We perform a comprehensive analysis of the the secluded UMSSM model, consistent with present experimental constraints. We find that in this model the additional $Z^\prime$ gauge boson can be leptophobic without resorting to gauge kinetic mixing and, consequently, also $d$-quark-phobic, thus lowering the LHC bounds on its mass. The model can accommodate very light singlinos as DM candidates, consistent with present day cosmological and collider constraints. Light charginos and neutralinos are responsible for muon anomalous magnetic predictions within 1$\sigma$ of the measured experimental value. Finally, we look at the possibility that a lighter $Z^\prime$, expected to decay mainly into di-leptons through charginos, could be observed at 27 TeV.
Compensation as a Strategy in Teaching Reading to EFL Junior High School Students

This study aims to: 1) analyze the application of compensation strategy in teaching reading ; and 2) identify the students’ achievement level in reading using compensation strategy to the Eighth Grade students of SMP Negeri 1 Poso Pesisir. The research method is descriptive qualitative research. The data are the teacher and students’ interaction, and the students’ achievement. The samples are the Eighth Grade students SMP N 1 Poso Pesisir consist of 22 students. The qualitative data were obtained by doing observation and taking field notes. The result from the test evaluation, the students got good marks. It means that the students understood the text. They can answer their test correctly. In the time, the use of compensation strategies can help the students in guessing difficult words, so when the researchers gave them the test, they understood of how to answer it. Hence it can be concluded that compensation strategy through guessing intelligently is one of teaching aid that the students and the teacher need it in order to maintain interest and motivation, and increasing their understanding in reading descriptive text. Keywords: compensation, teaching reading, literacy practice, EFL junior high school students
THE ROLE OF THE PROPER NAMES ON THE INTERNET- COMMUNICATION

The article contains the description of a particular sphere of functioning of proper names  the system of additional nomination that is necessary for the conditions of internet-communication. Nicknames used in the Azerbaijani language chats, ways of their creation, factors determined their choice are analyzed based on the concrete examples.
Spatial Referencing for Anywhere, Anytime Augmented Reality

Augmented Reality (AR) systems can effectively enhance collaboration in the real world by providing useful spatial cues through virtual overlays. In particular, AR can be used to facilitate referencing a location in space as required in many collaborative activities. However, the goal of supporting spatial referencing anywhere at any time is hindered by issues with current AR technology, such as the lack of a precise environment model, unreliable tracking, and difficulty in synchronizing among different devices. This paper proposes a research agenda that innovates in the domain of interaction techniques for spatial referencing for everywhere AR.
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One-To-One Person Re-Identification For Queue Time Estimation

Queue time measurements in airport check-points are essential in order to regulate staff allocation and maintain a low queue time. In this paper, we propose a method to measure queue times based on person re-identification. Specifically, we capture passenger features from entrance and exit points of an airport check-point and match features to determine queue times of passengers. However, a passenger seen at the exit, potentially, can be matched to multiple passengers seen at the entrance. Therefore, to increase the precision of re-identification, we propose a simple, yet effective, algorithm that assigns each passenger seen at the exit to only a single passenger seen at the entrance. Through experiments on a dataset collected from an airport immigration check-point, we show that our proposed assignment increases precision and recall by 22 % and 16 %, respectively, to naively assigning the best match.
Action Units: Directorial Cues for Immersive Storytelling in Swivel-chair Virtual Reality

The use of 360-degree videos has been increasing in the past years. However key challenges, such as how to guide viewer’s attention without limiting free exploration, has also emerged. In this paper we proposed the notion of Action Units (AUs), composed of social cues, aimed to improve the user experience of the 360-degree video-based immersive storytelling platform that a viewer uses while seating in a swivel chair, namely “Swivel-chair VR”. We then evaluated AUs against other two commonly use techniques, by comparing their effects on memory, engagement, enjoyment, cybersickness, and behaviors of searching and attention. The results indicate that when used, AUs helped to increase the levels of engagement and enjoyment, reduce the search time of targets and the level of cybersickness. It is also preferred by users for its diegetic aspects.
OVR Stylus: Designing Pen-Based 3D Input Devices for Virtual Reality

We present the OVR Stylus, an open-source, tangible, haptic prop for 3D input in virtual environments. The design offers an alternative to commercial 3D pen input devices, and represents a second-generation hardware design based on six years of use with a previous prototype. With a touch pad, two input buttons, LRA-based vibrotactile haptic feedback, and Bluetooth communication, the 3D-printed prop’s light-weight design (35g) enables creative and precise interaction. Through a discussion of design considerations and motivations, components, manufacturing processes, software, and lessons learned we enable others to create their own OVR Stylus or develop similar designs.
Unfair competition on the Internet in China

Unfair competition on the Internet in China Ge Jiang Ge Jiang Email: jiangge@mail.tsinghua.edu.cn. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice, Volume 15, Issue 8, August 2020, Pages 642–648, https://doi.org/10.1093/jiplp/jpaa056 Published: 17 May 2020 Article history Received: 28 December 2019 Revision received: 12 February 2020 Accepted: 03 April 2020 Published: 17 May 2020
Can Virtual Reality Enhance User Performance and Experience by Reducing an Individual's Cognitive Workload?.

Recent developments in Virtual Reality (VR) technology have prompted the manufacturing industry and software vendors to investigate VR’s potential for process enhancement. In this paper, we present a study to investigate whether using VR could reduce an individual’s cognitive workload during the process of programming an indus­trial robot. The rationale of the study and the design of the experiment are discussed first. The results, including time taken to accomplish the given tasks and the quality of the path plans, are then presented, along with the results from a user experience survey. We conclude this paper with the discussion of the findings and the plans for future study.
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Improving Obstacle Awareness to Enhance Interaction in Virtual Reality

Currently, immersive virtual reality is experienced through head-mounted displays while the user is physically present into a real, cluttered environment. This causes the problem of avoiding dangerous collisions with obstacles in the real environment that are invisible to the user, and also hampers the interaction with real objects. Following the augmented virtuality paradigm, these obstacles should be embedded into the virtual environment. Thus, there is the need of knowing the 3D structure of the real environment to align it with the virtual one. In this paper, we present a method to create a virtual scenario composed of virtual objects having the same spatial occupancy of the corresponding real ones. The real scene is scanned to detect the position and bounding box of objects and obstacles, then virtual elements having similar spatial properties are added to the virtual scene. Two different real environment structure detection and clustering techniques are described and compared, both quantitatively and by considering users’ sense of presence with respect to the standard Chaperone technique. Our results show that the method is a good solution to maintain the real environment awareness while keeping an high level of immersivity and sense of presence.
Performance Indicator Based on Learning Routes: Second Round

Social human behavior which is not always clearly announced or defined by consciousness, this emphasizes the tendency to self-protection of the I or the SAME, of one’s. Currently the human behavior manifested in the actions, reactions, because it develops through the framework, family, social and educational, where ancestral values. During the investigation, it has been considered what needs to change the mentality of human behavior in teaching students, transform their method, their thinking in a pedagogical way, using necessary face-to-face resources that facilitate the teacher to make an interactive class, attacking the different styles of learning that exist within a classroom and therefore covering some special educational needs that may or may exist within the classroom. The Promethean ClassFlow teacher learning platform allows you to plan classes more efficiently and make the classes a more interesting experience for your students.
간호대학생의 시뮬레이션 기반 교육에서 의사소통 자기효능감과 몰입이 의사소통 능력에 미치는 영향

Purpose: This study aimed to investigate the correlation between self-efficacy in communication, flow, and nursing students’ competence in communication, and examined the effect of self-efficacy on communication, and the effect of flow on competence in communication. Method: Data of 123 fourth-year nursing students were collected using structured self-report questionnaires in simulation-based education. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics, the independent t-test, one-way ANOVA, Pearson’s correlation coefficient, and hierarchical multiple regression. Results: Self-efficacy in communication, flow, and competence in communication were positively correlated. The final regression model showed that self-efficacy in communication and flow accounted for 31.4% of the variance in predictions of competence in communication. Additionally, self-efficacy in communication was the most influential factor. Conclusion: The study supports a strategy to improve self-efficacy in communication and flow by improving nursing students’ competence in communication in simulation-based education.
Obstacles as determining factors of independent wheelchair user’s spatial experience at public transitional space

Abstract Experiencing space holds an important role in shaping one’s perception in interpreting the meaning of a space. Humans interpret spatial experiences differently, depending on their bodily experience and the senses that are included. However, for independent wheelchair users, the difference in experiencing space may be more obvious. Liebergesell et.al.[1], and Stafford [2] stated that the way wheelchair users see space is driven by their efforts to be able to mobilize easily so that accessible space becomes essential The objective of this study is to examine the role of mechanical and psychological obstacle according to wheelchair users in the public transitional space. The difficulties found by wheelchair users result a worrying spatial experience. This study uses qualitative methods with direct observation and firsthand experience. The findings of this study show that the intensity of mechanical obstacles is linear with the psychological obstacles, and both of them cause certain emotional response that determines the spatial experiences according to wheelchair users. The findings of this study can help understand the role of obstacles that might reduce the ease of access and potentially produce an unpleasing impression of public space according to wheelchair users to create inclusiveness in urban space.
Discovery and comparative study on spatial co-location and association rule mining of spatial data mining

Spatial data mining is the process of discovering interesting implicit knowledge in spatial databases that is an important task for understanding and use if spatial data-and knowledge-base and previously unknown, but potentially useful patterns from large spatial datasets; it is an important task for understanding and use the spatial data. Extracting interesting and useful patterns from spatial datasets is more difficult than extracting the corresponding patterns from conventional transaction based database due to the complexity of spatial data types, spatial relationships, and spatial autocorrelation The purpose of in this paper is to do comparative study on spatial co-location rule mining and association rule mining of spatial data mining application based on classical papers, and refine some previous algorithms.
Investigation of the effect of virtual reality on postural stability in healthy adults

Previous research has shown that individuals behave differently in certain virtual reality tasks. The effect of VR on human posture and stability is an important factor that can influence the future applications of VR devices. This current study seeks to investigate how a person’s postural stability differs between VR and normal environment while attempting to replicate the influence of target distance on sway. Ten healthy subjects were tested in both environments with targets varying in distance. The results found a significant difference in postural stability for normal anatomical stance tasks between VR and normal environments.
Exportação e manutenção de bancos de dados relacionais em nuvem utilizando serviços Amazon: RDS, Redshift, S3 e EC2

This work presents the elaboration and the accomplishment of a project of exportof Database in MySQL language for a system of storage of data without reading capabilityof the data written on it, implying in the use of another technology to read the exporteddata. For the execution of the project reported above, it will be necessary to use someservices of Amazon Web Services (AWS), which is a cloud computing services platform.The main motivation for the development of this project was the need to free up disk spacefrom Mobi2buy’s main database, because in this way it would be possible not to increasethe disk space - which would directly imply a non-increase in the company’s operatingcosts. This database is a RDS instance, using MySQL language, in Sao Paulo. The bestway to solve this problem was to use some of AWS services so that the old informationwas made available, no longer in the production database, but still accessible. The ideaof exporting the database was defined as follows, all tables in the database would beexported to two destinations. The first one, called Amazon Redshift, is a database clus-ter. The second destination is S3 (Simple Storage Service), which functions, in layman’sterms, as a kind of data store. This second storage strategy raises some questions thatwill be answered in the course of this document: what is the need to use two differentdestinations? How does the conversion of a MySQL database to a PostgreSQL databasework? How the data saved in S3 will be consulted? What’s the way of charging for S3services? And what service will be used to query the data stored in this destination? Onthe progress of this work, the relevant issues regarding RDS exports to S3 will be dealtwith in detail, however, as it escapes from the proposed scope, exporting RDS to Redshiftwill only be cited as motivation or explanation of export for S3, if it’s necessary.