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Automatic control for laser-based repair preparation of composites by fibre orientation detection and short coherent interferometry

In the automobile and aviation industries, composite materials are the key to lightweight efficiency. Composites containing carbon fibre reinforcements are of particular interest due to their supreme stiffness-to-weight-ratio, but the machining of this material class is still a challenge in production, rework, and repair. Laser technology presents a powerful solution to this obstacle.Laser ablation is a technique that can be utilised for repair preparation of composites. However, for largescale industrial acceptance laser processes must incorporate a high degree of automation. In this paper, an approach to fully automatic control of the laser-based repair preparation is presented. It features two process monitoring techniques: Fibre orientation detection and short coherent interferometry. Both techniques aim to support the material ablation process by enabling homogeneous material removal to a specific material layer or specified depth.Between laser scanning cycles, a camera-based system scans the processed surface and measures the fibre orientation in each pixel with regard to an adjustable tolerance. When scarfing composite parts made from non-crimped carbon fibres, this technique can be used to detect the transition between two consecutive layers. Areas in the scarfing zone that reveal fibres of the next layer will be excluded from further laser scanning until the current fibre layer is completely ablated.Composite parts reinforced by crimped fabrics are similarly processed, but since single material layers are not easily identified, the ablation process is not controlled by fibre orientation measurements. Instead short coherent interferometry is used to detect the ablated depth and compare it to the part’s ideal layer thickness. Areas in the scarf zone that have reached the desired depth are excluded from further laser scanning. This technique is also applicable for non-crimped fabrics.The results show, when the laser-based repair preparation is controlled by these techniques that precise scarfings can be achieved.
Smartphone-based Recognition of Human Activities using Shallow Machine Learning

The human action recognition (HAR) attempts to classify the activities of individuals and the environment through a collection of observations.HAR research is focused on many applications, such as video surveillance, healthcare and human computer interactions.Many problems can deteriorate the performance of human recognition systems.Firstly, the development of a light-weight and reliable smartphone system to classify human activities and reduce labelling and labelling time; secondly, the features derived must generalise multiple variations to address the challenges of action detection, including individual appearances, viewpoints and histories.In addition, the relevant classification should be guaranteed by those features.In this paper, a model was proposed to reliably detect the type of physical activity conducted by the user using the phone's sensors.This includes review of the existing research solutions, how they can be strengthened, and a new approach to solve the problem.The Stochastic Gradient Descent (SGD) decreases the computational strain to accelerate trade iterations at a lower rate.SGD leads to J48 performance enhancement.Furthermore, a human activity recognition dataset based on smartphone sensors are used to validate the proposed solution.The findings showed that the proposed model was superior.
PEMANFAATAN SMART ROOM LITERASI BERBASIS INTERNET SEBAGAI UPAYA PENINGKATAN MOTIVASI BELAJAR SISWA PADA MASA PANDEMI COVID-19

This research is motivated by the covid-19 pandemic which is bad for education.Education in Indonesia decided to do distance learning. There are many obstacles in the implementation of remote defense that cause students' learning motivation to decrease.Research is needed to improve students' learning motivation, one of which is the provision of smart room literacy.This study aims 1) Designing and creating more literacy smart rooms that can be used by underprivileged students.2) Helping to provide facilities and infrastructure during distance learning.3) Improving students' learning motivation during distance learning. This research uses qualitative approach. The method used in this research is qualitative descriptive.Then the research design used is survey research. Data collection techniques using interviews and questionnaires.The result of the interview outlines the constraints experienced by parents and students is the lack of knowledge of technological advances and the availability of learning facilities thus lowering the motivation of students' learning with an average percentage of 93%.The results of the questionnaire broadly stated that the use of smart room literacy increases students' learning motivation during distance learning.With an average satisfaction percentage of 95%.
Il modello sudcoreano contro il Covid-19: imparare con cautela

The essay examines the South Korean model of response to Covid-19 from a dualpoint of view: firstly, the constitutional and legal framework for the preventionand fight against infectious diseases is analysed; secondly, the focus is on theimpact that the adopted countermeasures, especially in terms of contact tracing,have had on fundamental rights and in particular on the right to privacy. The aimof the work is to understand how the model works, why it has been successful andto what extent lessons can be learnt from it.
Android based health service information system for registration of patients At gerung hospital, gerung sub-district, west lombok district

BackgroundHealth is one of the human rights whose fulfillment becomes  government responsibility in accordance with the mandate of the law. Problems encountered  hospitals today there are still many hospitals that handle too many patients, so they don't  according to capacity, as a result patients are not served because the number of available health personnel is not comparable. Objective To determine the application of the Android-based information system design to improve outpatient services at Gerung Hospital. MethodsThe research instrument used in this study was the waterfall method, interview guidelines, observations, and test sheets for the system used in data collection within one month.ResultsThe android-based outpatient registration study at the Gerung hospital was proven to improve patient care. This is evidenced by the increasing number of patients who can be treated per day. Conclusion The results of the proposed information system trial can overcome problems related to the quality of information from a system, namely: easy access to information, accuracy of information, timeliness, completeness of information and suitability of information.
A Faculty-directed Continuous Improvement Regimen with Intentional ABET/SO 1-7 Scaffolding

To comply with ABET/EAC Accreditation Criterion 4, engineering Programs must carry out regular documented procedures for assessing and enhancing student attainment in that Program's student outcomes.Furthermore, the Program's student outcomes must include the seven ABET/EAC Student Outcomes, SOs 1-7, which are enumerated in ABET/EAC Accreditation Criterion 3.These regular documented procedures, for assessing and enhancing student attainment in the Program's designated student outcomes, are collectively denoted "Continuous Improvement" (CI).A practical, faculty-managed CI regimen was recently adopted by our institution's BS ME Program.The core building block of this CI scheme are its seven SO committees, one for each ABET/EAC SO.Each SO committee consists of three to four faculty, and each committee has broad oversight responsibility for student attainment in its respective SO.The tasks of each SO committee include: (i) characterizing and/or refining the performance indicators for its SO; (ii) selecting a specific summative assessment instrument for each performance indicator in a given academic year; (iii) reviewing and evaluating completed assessments; (iv) analyzing the curricular scaffolding of the SO within the Program; and (v) making specific curricular recommendations, for enhancing student attainment in its SO, to the Program faculty for consideration.
Analysis and Implementation of Computer Networks to Support Learning (Case study: Adiluwih Islamic Vocational High School)

In the increasingly rapid development of technology, various aspects of work, education, health, and the community environment in the world and Indonesia. In desperate need of various technological developments that are used to support the smoothness and convenience of these various aspects. And one of them is the development of technology in the field of computer networks. To design a network architecture that can be implemented, defining a network architecture that can be arranged and defined, to be able to create a network architecture that has the proper functions and uses and as desired. The method used is the Network Development Life Cycle (NDLC). The researchers analyzed the existing network design at SMK Islam Adiluwih. The results of the analysis and design of the Internet network at SMK Adiluwih are expected to help and meet the needs of teachers and all students in accessing the Internet as desired.
CRUMB Radio Hour

Invited by international artist ShuLea Chang to co-host with Sarah Cook of an hour of online radio concerning curating new media art. We invited international experts Rene Cepeda, Jo Joelson, Amanda MacDonald Crowley, Suzy O’Hara, Dominic Smith, Georgia Smithson, and Kevin Walker to contribute live to the conversation based of our CRUMB online Discussion List. Chang's project was Triggered by a nettime posting (Date: Friday, June 07, 2019 10:41 AM) from the nettime mod squad, “subject: Nettime is in bad shape. Let’s see if we can change it”, UNFINISHED LIST brings together 5 existing mailing lists LIVE ON RADIO. The text based email listservs with their subscribed members are online platforms that grow the media communities with informations, discussions and debates. CRUMB new media curating mailing list aims to help those who ‚exhibit‘ new media art, including curators, technicians and artists since 2000 is moderated by Beryl Graham and Sarah Cook.
Organizational strategies for remote learning. Exploratory study during the pandemic at a private university

This work explores a model for detecting favorable learning practices among students of the Universidad De La Salle BajA­o. It starts with a comparison between classroom teaching style and the style which is being experimented â€”due to the contingency caused by COVID 19â€” with technologies for remote classes. From the perception among a group of students of the differences between both models, it is sought to generate strategies from the organizational point of view to create innovative educational content oriented to learning. This is a qualitative investigation, although a subsequent quantitative study of the phenomenon is contemplated. Its scope is correlational: it describes the interrelation between educational practices and organizational strategies. Its documentary design illustrates the importance of the social context as a result of the contingency caused by COVID-19, the use of technologies for remote teaching, and the purpose and interpretation that are built around education from the student's point of view. For the field research, a workshop was carried out as a pilot test â€”which is feasible to extend to larger groupsâ€” in which the perceptions of a group of six students from different universities and careers about their current learning experience have been collected. The advantages and disadvantages of remote teaching are investigated based on the group's sense of achievement and the possibilities of systematizing best practices are detailed. The approach is non-experimental and cross-sectional. The sample design is qualitative and not probabilistic. The data obtained in the pilot test allow us to understand in greater depth the characteristics of the educational service â€”both in person and remotelyâ€” from the point of view of the students in two axes. The first is the distinction between educational practices primarily focused on teaching and those primarily focused on learning. The second is the certainty that higher education transforms intuitive knowledge. The main aspects considered for the design of strategies aimed at improving the educational services of a university are described. It also details which are the most appropriate organizational strategies in four aspects: the sustainability of the educational effort, the quality of the education seen as a service, the way in which the organization is configured to strengthen the educational experience and the attention to the personalized experience that each student receives as a beneficiary of an institution.
THE EFFECT OF SIX SIGMA METHODOLOGY USAGE ON RAISING EFFICIENCY OF HUMAN RESOURCES' PERFORMANCE AND COST REDUCTION IN WORK ENVIRONMENT IN AIRPORTS SECTOR

The main objective of this paper is to use six sigma methodology for cost reduction and raising efficiency of human resource's performance.the researchers relied on theoretical rooting through the extrapolative approach of Arabic and foreign books, references and studies. Also the researchers relied on Collect data through personal interviews, records and reports, Accordingly the analytical approach to describe the problem and analyze the results of the research.The most important results indicate that six sigma implementation can reduce costs especially costs of electric power, and it's able to development of personnel performance through identifying the causes related the deviation and variation, then solving these causes by scientific method depends on logic and neutrality.The researchers recommend that a skills of human resources in airports sector at Egyptian airports should be considered, as well as attention to the strategic management of the costs, finally the study recommends supporting future studies related to six sigma methodology and it's impact on cost reduction and human resources development.
Detecting spins with a microwave photon counter

Quantum emitters respond to resonant illumination by radiating electromagnetic fields. A component of these fields is phase-coherent with the driving tone, while another one is incoherent, consisting of spontaneously emitted photons and forming the fluorescence signal. Atoms and molecules are routinely detected by their fluorescence at optical frequencies, with important applications in quantum technology and microscopy. Spins, on the other hand, are usually detected by {their coherent response} at radio- or microwave frequencies, either in continuous-wave or pulsed magnetic resonance. Indeed, fluorescence detection of spins is hampered {by their low spontaneous emission rate} and by the lack of single-photon detectors in this frequency range. Here, using superconducting quantum devices, we demonstrate the detection of a small ensemble of donor spins in silicon by their fluorescence at microwave frequency and millikelvin temperatures. We enhance the spin radiative decay rate by coupling them to a high-quality-factor and small-mode-volume superconducting resonator, and we connect the device output to a newly-developed microwave single-photon counter based on a superconducting qubit. We discuss the potential of fluorescence detection as a novel method for magnetic resonance spectroscopy of small numbers of spins.
Perancangan dan Penyusunan Sistem Persediaan Berbasis Microsoft Access pada PT. Xinhe Plastic Silicone

PT. Xinhe Plastic Silicone is a company that is growing rapidly in Batam City which is engaged in the industrial sector that produces various types of silicone which currently has the aim of having an efficient supply system compared to now. Inventory in a company is something important. Based on the results of research that has been done in the company, the company's inventory system has been changed from an excel system to an access system that produces useful data for every user of that information. In this study, it is hoped that business owners will continue to use the inventory recording system with Microsoft Office Access in order to be able to make inventory reports accurately and precisely.
MICRO-PALEONTOLOGY AND LITHOSTRATIGRAPICAL STUDY OF ILAM FORMATION IN LORESTAN PROVINCE OF IRAN (POSHTE JANGAL ANTICLINE)

In order to undertake micropaleontological and petrological studies of Ilam formation in southwestern region of Khorramabad, a stratigraphy section on Poshte Jangal anticline has been selected. The real thickness of this section was 190 meters and mainly consisted of uniform alternations and a sequence of limestones aggregated on each other through a continuous sedimentation during mid-Turonian to pre-Campanian. The studies section showed that this formation has been laid down over Sourgah formation with a progressive boundary and covered by Gourpi formation as well with a progressive-continuous boundary. In present study, 10 types, 40 species, and two biozones of Foraminifera Planktonic have been discovered. In this study, two biozones have been observed and identified which represent the age of mid-Turonian to pre-Campanian for Ilam’s formation in this stratigraphy section, based on its fossil distribution
PERSONAL ARCHIVES A.V. LUNACHARSKY AS AN INFORMATION RESOURCE FOR EDUCATION MODERNIZATION PROGRAMS

The article analyzes the programs for optimizing training in secondary technical educational institutions, developed by the People's Commissariat of Education in the 20s of the XX century, which are relevant today in the light of the demanded state project within the framework of the international quest «Young Professionals».
Kämpinge Interactive Reporting System

3D recording and visualization is standard practice at the Department of Archaeology and Ancient History at LU. This approach is currently used within several field projects to support documentation, data management and data analysis. The 3D data collected in the field are archived in the faculty server and are made available to researchers and students through the Lund University Digital Archaeology Laboratory DARKLab website (www.darklab.lu.se).The Interactive Reporting System for the Kampinge Project was recently published online as a part of Paola Derudas' PhD project Documenting, Interpreting, Publishing, Re-using. The main goal of this project is investigating new forms of archaeological reports. The system includes data collected across four years of investigation, and it has been customized to support field investigation in Sweden. The Interactive Reporting System created for the Kampinge Project will serve as a model for publishing several ongoing field investigations projects, currently under development at the Lund University Digital Archaeology Lab -DARKLab.
The Development Of Culturally-Embedded Materials In The Teaching Of Indonesian For Foreign Speakers (BIPA) At Universitas Negeri Makassar

Abstract. The teaching of Indonesian for foreign speakers, widely known as BIPA, has vastly increased from time to time. However, there is no standard teaching materials which has been developed for this purpose, either from the government, or private institutions that are running BIPA program. Therefore, each institution develops its own teaching materials for the sake of meeting the needs of the learners. This study aims at developing BIPA teaching materials at Language Center, Universitas Negeri Makassar, as one of BIPA course organizers in Indonesia. This research applies research and development methods (Research & Development). The subjects of this study were BIPA instructors and BIPA learners at Language Center, Universitas Negeri Makassar. The object of this research is the BIPA teaching materials document which was developed embedding local culture of South Sulawesi province of Indonesia as pedagogical content knowledge. Data collection techniques used in this study are questionnaire and interview techniques. The results of the study revealed that culturally-embedded teaching materials as the pedagogical content knowledge is vital since both instructors, and learners has found it interesting and motivating during their teaching and learning interactions. Key words: BIPA, local culture, materials development, culturally-embedded materials
Online Retailers in Jordan Factors Influencing Jordanian Customers' to Purchase Online

This paper presents the primer discoveries of a study researching the dispersion and the appropriation of online retailing in Jordan. It reports new examination that distinguishes and explores the key issues that decidedly and adversely impact the decision of Jordanian customers to purchase from online retailers in Jordan. Although Jordan has one of the largest and fastest growth of ICT marketplaces in the Arab region, e-commerce business exercises are not advancing at a similar speed. While the general examination venture includes exploratory examination utilizing blended techniques, the focal point of this paper is on a quantitative investigation of reactions got from a review of Jordanian customers, with the plan of the poll instrument being founded on the discoveries of a subjective examination revealed in a past paper. The main findings of the current analysis include a list of key factors that affect Jordanian customers' purchase from Jordanian online retailers, and quantitative indications of the relative strengths of the various relationships.
MTLH: Video QoE Monitoring for Encrypted Traffic via Multi-Task Learning with Hierarchy

With the continuous growth of video traffic on the whole Internet, it is of vital importance for content providers to provide high-quality service. Monitoring the QoE (Quality of Experience) of video can help them to improve their service. However, most of the video traffic is encrypted traffic which has unreadable payload and less information in the transport layer that makes monitoring QoE a challenging task. QoE is measured from multiple metrics and many methods have been proposed to infer it. Traditional machine learning based methods have two main shortcomings. 1) These methods ignore the relevance of these metrics which can do a favor to the inference of QoE. 2) They need to extract the transport layer features and statistic features manually. In this paper, we propose multi-task learning with hierarchy (MTLH) model for inferring video QoE metrics. We use shared layer to extract deep features automatically from traffic tendency pictures which reveal the variation tendency of video streaming, that characterizes video QoE. In addition, we utilize the hierarchy to promote fine-grained start-up delay tasks. Finally, we use multitask learning architecture to learn the correlation between each task and use their correlation to refer QoE metrics. We evaluate our model for YouTube adaptive video streams on two datasets. The proposed approach achieved an average 9.0% higher of precision score and an average 11.5% higher of recall score than the state-of-the-art method in two datasets.