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A Quick Overview on the Quantum Control Approach to the Lambda Calculus

In this short overview we start with the basics of quantum computing, explaining the difference between the quantum and the classical control paradigms.We give an overview of the quantum control line of research within the lambda calculus, ranging from untyped calculi up to categorical and realisability models.This is a summary of the last 10+ years of research in this area, starting from Arrighi and Dowek's seminal work until today.
Decision-making approach for substation converged data center construction based on cost assessment

With the large-scale development and utilization of new energy sources, the role of the network hub of the power grid connecting data and information is increasingly prominent, and the integration of substations and data center stations, photovoltaic power stations and other integrated substations will become an inevitable trend. In this paper, a decision model of converged data center is proposed with the objective of giving full play to the advantages of converged substation resources and improving data center utilization efficiency. By constructing a data center construction cost function and income and expenditure model, the construction of converged data center in substation is evaluated by combining a multi-index cost evaluation system. Finally, the calculation example analysis verifies the good feasibility of the decision method of substation convergence data center construction based on cost assessment considering the data center project requirements of the power grid company. The method provides technical support for the construction and evaluation of substation convergence data center and has important guiding significance.
The Analysis on the Determinants of Participation in Ocean Education and Improvement Suggestion

This study analyzed the determinants of Korean people"s participation in ocean education by comparing the characteristics of the participatory group and the non-participatory group, and defined the demographic and social characteristics of the ocean education preference group and the marginalized group. For the analysis the data of 1,065 participants in ocean education and non-participation groups were analyzed by dividing them into personal and regional characteristics. Income, gender, age, number of children, and education level were used as personal characteristic factors, and regional characteristic factors were set as a variable whether they live near the ocean, and then logistic regression analysis was performed. As a result of the analysis, it was found that the number of children, the level of education, and the proximity to the sea and the residential area were the determinants of the Korean people"s participation in ocean education. In particular, the possibility of participating in ocean education increases by 133% as people living near the sea. In addition, the higher the education level, the higher the participation rate in ocean education. The results of this study show that, in order to activate ocean education policy, the preferred group with high experience in ocean education advanced the program, while the marginalized group, who showed a low level of experience compared to other groups, was selected as the top priority for policy and their participation was encouraged. This suggests the need for customized education development that can be expanded.
The Influence of Learning Motivation and Learning Presence on Class Interest and Class Satisfaction in Flipped Learning Classes in Agricultral High Schools

The purpose of this study is to demonstrate what learning motivation, learning presence, class interest, and class satisfaction are formed in flipped learning classes, and how learning motivation and learning presence affect class interest and class satisfaction. To collect the data, a survey was conducted with students of four specialized agricultural high schools located in Gyeongsangnam-do. A total of 306 students participated. As a result of analyzing the learning motivation, learning presence, class interest, and class satisfaction for flipped learning, overall, all of them is above the normal level. It was confirmed that learning motivation and learning presence for flipped learning had a positive effect on class interest and class satisfaction. Teachers need to improve their class interest and class satisfaction with the class by eliciting students
A Decade of Research Data Management at the University of Edinburgh

The chapter examines how research data management (RDM) policy and service developed at the University of Edinburgh, comprising three sections. First, the current shape of the service is examined, covering all of the service components and their utility to researchers in turn. Second, the service beginnings and foundations are laid out, such as the 2011 university RDM Policy and how this represented a strong institutional commitment to RDM, and how the first RDM Roadmap addressed policy fulfilment through service rollout. A look at governance, funding, and organisational structure completes this contextual background. Third, strategic directions are explored, focusing on the gaps and achievements of the most recent completed roadmap and a preview of a newly modernised RDM policy and its upcoming implementation.
A Survey on Perceptions of Recorded Lecture Content Classes for Japanese Majors and A Analysis of Class Operation Status

本研究では、釜山所在のB大学の日本語専攻者80人を対象に、専攻科目の録画講義コンテン授業の運営現況を調べると共に、録画講義コンテン授業に関する学習者のニーズを把握するための考察を行った。その結果, 学年ごとに違いが殆んど見られない項目もあれば、かなり異なる結果が出た項目もあり、多様性が見られた。このように、本研究を通じ、日本語専攻者に見られる’効率的な録画講義コンテンツにおけるニーズ‘をある程度把握できたと判断される。但し、学年ごとに違いが見られた項目については、一般化のための追加検証も必要であると考えられ、この点は今後の課題としたい。
BALEAP News – April 2022

Corpus use by EAP students has reportedly increased over the last decade, with considerable optimism about the future of this approach (Chen & Flowerdew, 2018a). However, much research employs data from short classroom courses; little is known about how student corpus use has varied over a span of multiple years. This paper uses long-term trend data from a corpus-based course for graduates which ran 50 times (2009–2017) at a UK university. The course taught students to build do-it-yourself corpora based on their research topic and promoted autonomous consultation of this resource. Questionnaires on corpus use were administered at three stages: pre-course (544 students), immediate post-course (343) and delayed post-course, after one year (221). The data show that pre-course corpus use was constant (mean 24%), while immediate post-course use (mean 87%) and delayed post-course use rose only slightly (mean 62%) from 2009 to 2017. The lack of appreciable growth in corpus use over nine years does not support the expectation of increased take-up in future. However, the means for regular autonomous use (≥1/week) at 61% (immediate post-course) and 37% (delayed post-course), show the success of the do-it-yourself corpus approach in fostering the autonomous use of corpora by graduates.
CSI Reports for Crime Scenes Involving Property Crimes

Depending on an agency’s policy, crime scene investigators may be called to process property crimes such as burglaries. Details such as the condition of the crime scene are very important in these cases. Depending on the type of case there may be multiple scenes involved and CSIs must take care when explaining where they are and what they are processing. Following the guidelines from previous chapters, CSIs must write detailed, factual, and organized reports and include information about the scene or property remaining on the scene.
Testimony Related to CSI Reports

In addition to processing the crime scene and writing the CSI report, another important part of a crime scene investigator’s job is to provide testimony in criminal proceedings related to the scenes they processed. A CSI may be called upon to testify before a grand jury, at a deposition, at a motion hearing, and/or at a trial. Following the guidelines from previous chapters, writing detailed, factual, and organized reports will aid the CSI in testifying about the case months or even years after the scene was processed. Additional factors that will lead to successful testimony are studied preparation for the content of the CSI’s testimony and confident and appropriate demeanor on the witness stand.
Writing Succinctly Utilizing Proper Spelling, Grammar, and Terminology

Criminal justice reports are viewed by many people – law enforcement, family, court officials, and more. Proper grammar, punctuation, and syntax in the CSI report are critical to demonstrating the writer’s professionalism, organization, and expertise to those reading the report. People reading reports will develop an impression of the writer and the crime scene investigator (CSI) wants that impression to be a positive, thorough, and professional one.
General Guidelines for Writing Reports for Cases That CSIs Processed in the Lab

CSIs may get involved in cases in which they never respond to the crime scene but instead are asked to process items of evidence in the lab. These types of cases require a CSI report, but the information included will be slightly different. For these cases there are no scene details, but the CSI must include the evidence and processing details. Every agency will have different names for their reports, but many call these types of reports Analysis Reports or Processing Reports, meaning the CSI is analyzing and processing the evidence instead of investigating a crime scene. These reports should maintain the principles of being detailed, factual, and organized and will include specific details about the evidence, its condition, how it is packaged and labeled, and the processing that is done in the lab.
Automatic Gray Image Coloring Method Based on Convolutional Network

Image coloring is a time-consuming and laborious work. For a work, color collocation is an important factor to determine its quality. Therefore, automatic image coloring is a topic with great research significance and application value. With the development of computer hardware, deep learning technology has achieved satisfactory results in the field of automatic coloring. According to the source of color information, this paper can divide automatic coloring methods into three types: image coloring based on prior knowledge, image coloring based on reference pictures, and interactive coloring. The coloring method can meet the needs of most users, but there are disadvantages such as users cannot get the multiple objects in a picture of different reference graph coloring. Aiming at this problem, based on the instance of color image segmentation and image fusion technology, the use of deep learning is proposed to implement regional mixed color more and master the method. It can be divided into foreground color based on reference picture and background color based on prior knowledge. In order to identify multiple objects and background areas in the image and fuse the final coloring results together, a method of image coloring based on CNN is proposed in this paper. Firstly, CNN is used to extract their semantic information, respectively. According to the extractive semantic information, the color of the designated area of the reference image is transferred to the designated area of the grayscale image. During the transformation, images combined with semantic information are input into CNN model to obtain the content feature map of grayscale image and the style feature map of reference image. Then, a random noise map is iterated to make the noise map approach the content feature map as a whole and the specific target region approach the designated area of the style feature map. Experimental results show that the proposed method has good effect on image coloring and has great advantages in network volume and coloring effect.
CSI Reports for Crime Scenes Involving Crimes against a Person

Most agencies create a crime scene section to help them with the forensic processing of violent crimes, which are generally crimes against persons. These types of crimes involve sex crimes, homicide, and aggravated assault. These crimes can involve complicated or multiple scenes. CSIs must be very careful to explain the scenes and the processing factually and not give their opinion of what may have happened. These cases may be difficult to work and CSIs must do their best to eliminate emotion from their report writing and scene processing.
IDENTIFIKASI NOMOR RUMAH PADA CITRA DIGITAL MENGGUNAKAN NEURAL NETWORK

Fire is an unexpected natural occurrence, fire is caused by human negligence and natural factors, for example, lack of caution in using tools that cause fire, lack of knowledge about the dangers of fire, and lack of discipline. One of the causes of the fire is a gas cylinder leak. A fire disaster is a disaster that often occurs in Indonesia. In general, fires are known when the fire has started to appear and grow and the smoke has started to come out, therefore fires can appear at any time no time In trying to extinguish a fire in the event of fire, a fire alarm system was made using Arduino Uno, MQ-2 gas sensor, fire sensor, buzzer, mini water pump. The working method of this fire alarm system is that the MQ-2 gas sensor detects gas, the buzzer sounds, if the fire sensor detects fire and the MQ-2 gas sensor detects gas, the buzzer sounds and the mini water pump releases water simultaneously.
Keynote: One Robot for Every Task

The digitization of practically everything coupled with advances in machine learning, the automation of knowledge work, and advanced robotics promises a future with democratized use of machines and wide-spread use of AI, robots and customization. While the last 60 years have defined the field of industrial robots, and empowered hard bodied robots to execute complex assembly tasks in constrained industrial settings, the next 60 years could be ushering in our time with Pervasive robots that come in a diversity of forms and materials, helping people with physical and cognitive tasks. However, the pervasive use of machines remains a hard problem. How can we accelerate the creation of machines customized to specific tasks? Where are the gaps that we need to address in order to advance the bodies and brains of machines? How can we develop scalable and trustworthy reasoning engines?In this talk I will discuss recent developments in machine learning and robotics, focusing on about how computation can play a role in pervasive computation by (1) developing Neural Circuit Policies, an efficient approach to more interpretable machine learning engines, (2) making machines more capable of reasoning in the world, (3) making custom robots, and (4) making more intuitive interfaces between robots and people.
General Guidelines for Writing Reports for Cases Involving Advanced Forensic Techniques

CSIs will often perform advanced forensic techniques on crime scenes. Advanced forensic techniques include, but are not limited to, the documentation of bloodstains and gunshot trajectory. These techniques involve skill and knowledge to implement and must be thoroughly documented and explained through the report, photos, and sketches. Proper documentation of these processes is critical for testimony and CSIs must ensure they are detailed in their observations and explanations. The fundamentals of report writing and the general guidelines of investigative reports should be maintained for these cases, but the CSI should further include details of their advanced techniques on scene.
General Guidelines for Writing CSI Reports for Crime Scenes

CSIs get involved in investigations in a variety of ways. One common way is for a CSI to respond to a scene of a crime to assist in documenting and processing the scene for forensic evidence. When responding to an actual scene, the CSI should include details of the scene as well as the evidence and processing. It is important for CSIs to write chronologically starting with when they first received notification of the call and ending with their last involvement in the case. Their report should include all of the technical details and processing completed and should be organized in such a way that it is easy to extract information. All CSI reports should start with the fundamental report writing concepts discussed in previous chapters. When responding to crime scenes, CSIs may implement a variety of on-scene processes and tools. CSIs may also end up in several different locations all related to the same scene. CSIs must be very clear in their report writing when they discuss on-scene work. The distinctions must be made between what was actually done on scene and what was taken back to the lab to be done later. The timeline is important for court purposes and must be clear. To assist with the clarity of events, CSI reports should be detailed, factual, and organized.
The São Martinho gold occurrence, NE Ossa Morena Zone, Portugal: Geological setting and ore genesis

The São Martinho gold occurrence in E Portugal is hosted in Upper Proterozoic metasedimentary rocks (mostly meta arenites and metapelites) of the Série Negra sequence. The Série Negra is believed to have contributed the metals that have been remobilised in two mineralising events, one low-temperature (371 °C) and another high-temperature (&gt; 550 °C). The two ore forming stages result in distinct mineral parageneses.
Comparative Analysis of Blockchain-Based Consensus Algorithms for Suitability in Critical Internet of Things Infrastructures

The Internet of Things (IoT) generates a significant amount of critical and private data, which demands the adoption of robust security solutions. Most IoT architectures are centralized, which compromises the basic confidentiality-integrity-availability triad. Blockchain technology (BChT) is a recent addition to the IoT’s security problems. In a blockchain (BCN) network, each user contributes the devices’ computational power and storage resources for the network to function. The records cannot be easily forged in a BCN network as every transaction is verified using a consensus algorithm (CA). CAs validate the transactions for updating the BCN network. However, the IoT’s computational and communication capabilities are limited by scarce resources, making it challenging to apply a conventional CA to the IoT. Cross-domain cross-consensus adds to the difficulty.
Mineral resources database for Northeast Asia

A major new mineral resource database is being compiled for an international collaborative project on the mineral resources, metallogenesis, and tectonics of Northeast Asia. The database, that is a new English compilation of data on lode deposits and placer districts of the region, contains comprehensive data on locations, major and minor metals, mineral-deposit models, geological characteristics, and references. The project is being conducted by the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Mongolian Academy of Sciences, Jilin University (China), the China Geological Survey, the Korean Institute of Geology, Mining, and Materials, the Geological Survey of Japan, and the U.S. Geological Survey.
Utilization And Implementation Of Inpatient Transmission Of Pa Pressures Using Cardiomems Sensor During Heart Failure Admission- A Single Center Experience.

Introduction Cardiomems HF system is an approved technology for remote monitoring of PA pressures as a tool to avoid HF hospitalization. The logistics of transmission and monitoring of PA pressures during hospitalization for acute decompensated heart failure has not been well reported. We report our experience in implementing a system of Cardiomems interrogation during patient's hospitalization. Methods As many patients would not bring their home unit for Cardiomems transmission when present to the hospital, we implemented a consult service with our Heart failure Disease management (HFDM) service starting September 2020. The HFDM nurse would receive the consult and transmit the Cardiomems pressures and alert the attending cardiologist to make clinical decisions of diuretic adjustment. Result The HFDM nurse completed readings on 31 inpatients with Cardiomems admitted patients between 2020 August to February 2021. Conclusion While remote monitoring of PA pressures has been validated to avoid hospitalizations in patients with HF, there is a role to utilize the same to manage patients who are admitted to the hospital. There is a need to incorporate systems of implementation of such transmission of PA pressures in a hospital setting.
Blockchain in Digital Libraries

Technological progression and advancement in every field, from education to agriculture, smart-city to e-health, have imposed data security and privacy challenges. A digital library system is an amalgamation of data, users, technology, and resources. The security of data may be related to a user’s personal information, digital content, scholarly publications, copyright information, and so on. The upsurge of blockchain technology provides unencumbered accessibility to digitalized library contents to all authenticated users of the library system. In this chapter, a brief introduction to blockchain with an architectural overview, along with its mechanism, is demonstrated. An overview of the blockchain mechanism comprising consensus algorithms, Ethereum, and smart contract concepts is presented. The chapter also provides a detailed explanation of generalized blockchain applications and specialized applications in digital libraries. And finally, the chapter concludes with open challenges and future directions for further research.
Ore potential of acidic rocks of the Achean Kolmozero-Voronya zone, NE Baltic Shield

Ore potential of the Archean suture Kolmozero-Voronya zone in the Kola Peninsula is related in a large extent to the acidic magmatic rocks. The unique rare metals deposits: Vasin-Mylk (Cs, Li, Be, Ta); Polmos (Li, Be); Kolmozerskoe (Li, Be, Ta, Nb) are associated with granitic pegmatites. The gold occurrence (Nyalm-1) is related to diorite porphyries. The large deposit of non-ferrous metals (Mo, Cu) is hosted with subvolcanic quartz porphyry. The mineralogical composition of ores and estimated reserves of metals are presented.
Ecological aspects of mercury investigation in ores of Balkan Peninsula

Mercury distribution in ore deposits of Serbia, Macedonia, Croatia, Bulgaria and Romania has been analyzed. The most detailed investigations were made for alpine deposits of the Central part of the Balkan Peninsula. Studies of mercury presence have been made on the regional-tectonic base.
The state of cyber resilience

Network SecurityVol. 2022, No. 4 Firewall ColumnThe state of cyber resilienceGio CozzolinoGio CozzolinoAccentureSearch for more papers by this authorGio CozzolinoPublished Online:28 Apr 2022https://doi.org/10.12968/S1353-4858(22)70030-XAboutSectionsView articleView Full TextView EPUB ToolsAdd to favoritesDownload CitationsTrack CitationsPermissions ShareShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InEmail View article References 1. ‘The state of cybersecurity resilience 2021’. Accenture. Accessed Apr 2022. www.accenture.com/gb-en/insights/security/invest-cyber-resilience. Google Scholar FiguresReferencesRelatedDetails 1 April 2022Volume 2022Issue 4ISSN (print): 1353-4858ISSN (online): 1872-9371 Metrics History Published online 28 April 2022 Published in print 1 April 2022 Information© MA Business Ltd.