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A new educational seismic network in the city of Barcelona

&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Connecting students with Earth Sciences in general, and seismology in particular, is challenging in countries not usually affected by strong earthquakes. In order to mitigate this problem, we have designed a citizen science experiment supported by the SANIMS research project (Spanish Ministry of Science, Research and Innovation, Ref.: RTI2018-095594-B-I00). The experiment is based on the deployment of a temporal network of 15 short-period seismometers within the city of Barcelona, mostly located in the basement of secondary schools, with a twofold objective; acquire new valuable scientific data and introduce the students in an Earth Science research project.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Many citizen activities produce vibrations that can be recorded seismically, and our experience shows that these records attract the attention of the students, press media and social networks. Our objective is to introduce secondary school students to seismology and Earth Sciences by exploring the data acquired in its own school, looking for earthquakes, but also for the ground vibrations generated by human activities. We will benefit from the low-cost and easy-to-use instruments developed by RaspberryShake, which provides online access to the data in real-time, hence making easier the implication of the students in the project. First results show that clear seismic arrivals from regional and distant earthquakes can be recorded within the city and that it is possible to identify ground vibrations generated by meteorological events, road traffic, transportation systems, fireworks or sports events.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Besides the educational motivation, the data acquired in this citizen science project is expected to provide valuable scientific results relative to the characterization of the uppermost crust using methods based in the analysis of the ambient background vibrations.&amp;amp;#160;&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;
TEACHING WH-QUESTION TO YOUNG LEARNERS THROUGH PICTURE FOR SEKAMI OF PAROKI ROH KUDUS TOMOHON

This study intends to find out the effectiveness of using picture as teaching media in teaching WH-Question. The Subject consisted of 10 young aged students attending SEKAMI during the period November 2018 – February 2019. The data were collected through objective test pre-experimental design of one group pre-test post-test. The data were analyzed based on descriptive statistics, in which the mean of pre-test was compared to the mean of post-test. The finding shows that students improved their achievement after being treated with picture. The mean of post-test is higher than the mean of pre-test (X2 is higher than that of X1 = 82.5 &gt; 61.5). This indicates that the use of picture as a teaching media was interesting and made the students easy to understand the situation that had been explained to them.
Correction

This article refers to:Factual Extraction with Choicest Retrieval in CBIR Using Angular Robust Techniques
Cultural and Historical Attitudes of Students of Humanitarian and Technical Specializations (Part 2)

This article is a continuation, the second part of the publication Cultural and historical attitudes of students of humanitarian and technical specializations. It presents and analyzes the results obtained by implementation of shortened and expanded versions of the questionnaire aimed at studying the perception of students of the period of existence, causes and consequences of collapse of the USSR. The basic ideas of students about the possibility of a similar negative scenario for modern Russia are also considered. The factors associated with the degree of stability of certain cultural and historical attitudes of students are analyzed. The main potential lines of confrontation are outlined, as well as possible areas of compromise. An attempt is made to correlate the obtained data with modern theoretical approaches to the studied problem.
Penyalagunaan narkoba dan mencegah terjadinya penyalagunaan narkoba di kalangan masyarakat

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EXPERT SYSTEM USING CASE-BASED REASONING TECHNIQUE TO IDENTIFY CLASS OF AN OBJECT BELONGS TO VARIOUS DOMAINS OF KNOWLEDGE BASED SYSTEM

On the building up of a general Expert System utilizing Case-Based Reasoning techniques which is able to predict the class information for various sets of data and finding the efficacy of the system by comparing it with classifier models built on the basis of Decision Tree Induction and Statistical principles.The aim of this thesis work has been to build up an Expert System which can identify the class of an object belonging to various types of data domain, initially with the help of a domain expert.The class information along with the data describing the object form an instance or case, which is added as such in a knowledge base, and helps to increase the expertise threshold of the system.Once the threshold attains a predefined level, the system continues to add new knowledge (if it indeed is new when compared with the existing repository) or discard the same if it matches any part of the stored knowledge exactly.The comparison criteria and the addition of knowledge required much research attention the performance of the system has been compared with that of two standard classifiers: viz.Decision Tree based Classifier and Naïve Bayesian Classifier.In the process of Classification and the basics of Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) technique which is used for building up the Knowledge base System.Finally researcher focus is to implement such expert system using case based reasoning technique to identify class of an object belongs to various domains.
Evaluating generalised additive mixed modelling strategies for dynamic speech analysis

Generalised additive mixed models (GAMMs) are increasingly popular in dynamic speech analysis, where the focus is on measurements with temporal or spatial structure such as formant, pitch or tongue contours. GAMMs provide a range of tools for dealing with the non-linear contour shapes and complex hierarchical organisation characteristic of such data sets. This, however, means that analysts are faced with non-trivial choices, many of which have a serious impact on the statistical validity of their analyses. This paper presents type I and type II error simulations to help researchers make informed decisions about modelling strategies when using GAMMs to analyse phonetic data. The simulations are based on two real data sets containing F2 and pitch contours, and a simulated data set modelled after the F2 data. They reflect typical scenarios in dynamic speech analysis. The main emphasis is on (i) dealing with dependencies within contours and higher-level units using random structures and other tools, and (ii) strategies for significance testing using GAMMs. The paper concludes with a small set of recommendations for fitting GAMMs, and provides advice on diagnosing issues and tailoring GAMMs to specific data sets. It is also accompanied by a GitHub repository including a tutorial on running type I error simulations for existing data sets: https://github.com/soskuthy/gamm_strategies.
Adaptive Exposure Fusion for HDR Imaging

HDR images are usually generated by fusing sequence of images captured with variable exposure time. Exposure Fusion is a technique that directly fuses the exposure shots into displayable image. This thesis proposes a novel Exposure Fusion algorithm that directly fuses exposure bracketed shots into a displayable image. Most techniques targeted for direct fusion do not have an effective exposure control mechanism and are only designed for exposure sequence containing adequate number of exposure shots. The proposed algorithm offers a novel approach that adaptively adjusts its parameter for the best viewing experience even for exposure sequence that do not contain adequate number exposure shots. An online user survey showed that the proposed method gave consistent superior results when compare with other methods of similar nature. The survey results were also compared against state of the art evaluation metrics (TMQI and HDR-VDP) and the survey results contradicted the evaluation metric.
An Efficient Encoding Technique based on Chaotic Cryptography for Digital Image

Presently advanced India notoriety, associations are proposing various structures concentrating on computerized encoding procedures. Because of the simplicity of replicating, altering, and altering of computerized archives and pictures has prompted encoding the data required for transmission and capacity. It clear that the connection between's the picture pixels to its neighborhood district is high, decreasing relationship between's the pixels esteem makes it hard to figure for the first picture and along these lines enhance the security. This paper presents a novel picture encoding strategy which at first improves the picture based on exchanging dim codes and pixel blast. The pixel blast utilizes very much characterized key that switches between the dim code of the picture pixels. Exploratory outcomes would demonstrate that the proposed pixel blast is sufficient for fractional encoding and upgrades security of the information. Further, it could likewise bolster as a deadly implement for any current calculation.
Accident Mitigation and Management Measures for NH-44(India) from Khannabal to Qazigung in Jammu-Kashmir

Accidents are not natural but they are caused is a common cliché in the area of traffic safety. Thus, if accidents are caused, surely the reasons responsible for them could be identified and appropriate remedial measures developed and implemented to the extent feasible. This study lays emphasis on the safety analysis and accident studies of National Highway -1A(NH-44) on the 24 Km long stretch of road from Khanabal to Qazigund which is the main connecting link of Kashmir valley to Jammu and the rest of the country. As such this road is subjected to heavy vehicular traffic carrying passengers and goods and is the main strategic road of the state of Jammu and Kashmir State, it is one of the busiest and dangerous roads of the country. The problem of traffic flow is very acute due to complex flow of vehicular traffic, presence of mixed traffic along with pedestrians. Traffic accidents lead to loss of life and property. Also the stretch under study is subjected to rough weather conditions particularly during the winters. The primary objective of this study is to carry out the safety analysis of National Highway-1A(NH-44) on the 24 Km long stretch of road from Khanabal to Qazigund and provide a solution to the traffic accidents which occur on this 24 Km long stretch of road from Khanabal to Qazigund. The National Highway-44 (formerly known as NH 1A) connecting Kashmir Valley to the rest of the country has always been susceptible to accidents.
Conventional Data Science Techniques to Bioinformatics and Utilizing a Grid Computing Approach to Computational Medicine

Conventional data visualization software have greatly improved the efficiency of the mining and visualization of biomedical data. However, when one applies a grid computing approach the efficiency and complexity of such visualization allows for a hypothetical increase in research opportunities. This paper will present data visualization examples presented in conventional networks, then go into higher details about more complex techniques related to leveraging parallel processing architecture. Part of these complex techniques include the attempt to build a basic general adversarial network (GAN) in order to increase the statistical pool of biomedical data for analysis as well as an introduction to the project utilizing the decentralized-internet SDK. This paper is meant to show you said conventional examples then go into details about the deeper experimentation and self contained results.
administrasi peserta didik disekolah

this juornal aims to find out about the administration of student.this administrastion very used in the learing proces,this administration is very to implement and easly found in veriuos sources such as in the library in the news paper and other.
Architect-friendly Analysis Tool For Bioclimatic Design In Hot Humid Climates

Climate analysis tools are complementary to building performance tools because designers need the ability to assess the potential effects of climate on specific building solutions.Although several existing climate analysis tools exist, many depend on static comfort models for fully space conditioned buildings, do not cater for free-running buildings in hot humid climates and require significant analytical expertise.Architects and urban planners need the ability to assess the potential of applying bioclimatic design strategies, in relation to adaptive comfort models within cities with hot humid climate, at relevant cities scales.Therefore, we present a climate analysis tool that can make climate analysis more accessible, practical and useful in hot climates.Firstly, we performed a climate zoning based on altitude, solar irradiation and dry bulb temperature.Secondly, we developed a bioclimatic analysis based on temperature and humidity levels.Focus group discussions involved 40 architects to assess the further develop the tool.In the paper, we show how the open-access tool provides building professionals a simplified method of climate zoning and a more convenient way of determining the best available thermal comfort models and suitable design solutions.This study contributes to research efforts that analyses and visualise climatic data for sustainable building design.
Playful Forms of Insight. ReflectingTeachingArtisticResearch.

The name “Ludics,” is derived from the term “ludus,” meaning “play,” a term that is useful in connection with games and rules of play. As a concept for artistic research, the Ludic method is introduced here as it combines both games and rules of play. Conceptual ludic art explores rules of play, systems of investigation and knowledge acquisition through game mechanics as well as the fundamentals of perception, experience and cognition. The theory and practice of artistic research are concerned with ludic methods of approaching art and science and epistemic things (“Erkenntnisgegnstände”), insights achieved through research. Their goals are written fictitiously, presented participatively and made public processually. The methods of artistic research comprise contradictions, and are found in feedback between peers in conference contributions and in exhibitions, between radical artistic uniqueness and the claim of universal validity (which is required for the validation of artistic research). We need to clarify the scientific understanding of epistemic things, and as a consequence, introduce a new concept of a ludic artistic research epistemé. Ludic objects are artefacts that trigger discourse and the application of certain rules of research. They constitute an interplay of art and knowledge. Teaching this understanding is equally tied to a certain playful approach toward serious, rule-driven research. Following a ludic method, we introduce a new trope to artistic research, the idea of a playful movement in thinking that dissolves the established trope of art as a field with no further connections than aesthetics per se. The ludic objective thus stems from technologies and cultural techniques of insight, as well as theories, experiments and philosophical conceptions that are connected to the perceived, conceived and lived world.
Perancangan Infografis Tentang Kesadaran Tertib Lalu Lintas di Kota Mataram

The very high growth of vehicles in the City of Mataram is not matched by public awareness of the importance of a good and correct traffic order in accordance with applicable regulations. This problem is what makes traffic accidents occur every year and continue to grow. The need for appropriate and appropriate new media that is out of the box or unusual for the public. So through this dedication activity, the service team will create an infographic work by applying ambient media to be the right media to socialize orderly awareness in traffic by displaying data about traffic accidents in the previous year. This work uses a design thinking methodology. The conclusion is that this infographic work provides a memorable experience for road users and evokes feelings and moods for the target audience to feel comfortable and happy when interacting with the work of the infographic
Image Registration

Image registration covers methods that aligns two images so they in some sense become more similar than before the registration. Normally, one image is kept fixed and the second image is geometrically deformed to fit the first image. In this chapter, the basic concepts of image registration is introduced and exemplified using a landmark based registration approach. In landmark-based registration, the moving image is deformed so the landmark in the moving image is becoming as similar to the landmarks in the fixed image as possible.
Reviews

Heather Baker reviews Emergency Preparedness for Libraries, Second Edition; Elizabeth Parang reviews Leading Change in Academic Libraries; Robert T. Wilson reviews Makerspace and Collaborative Technologies, a LITA Guide.
Opening Pandora’s Box: Peeking inside psychology’s data sharing practices, and seven recommendations for change.

Open data-sharing is a valuable practice that ought to enhance the impact, reach and transparency of a research project. While widely advocated by many researchers and mandated by some journals and funding agencies, little is known about detailed practices across psychological science. In a pre-registered study, we show that overall, few research papers directly link to available data in many, though not all, journals. Most importantly, even where open data can be identified, the majority of these lacked completeness and reusability - conclusions that closely mirror those reported outside of Psychology. Exploring the reasons behind these findings, we offer seven specific recommendations for engineering and incentivizing improved practices, so that the potential of open data can be better realized across psychology and social science more generally.
Reading Skills are Required in Indonesian Language and Literature Learning?

Reading skills are skills in activities that seek to find various information contained in writing. Reading involves the mind to understand and interpret language symbols in order to obtain the information conveyed by the author in his writing. Reading is a process of understanding the text and knowledge possessed by the reader which has a major role in shaping meaning.
I Can learn English from using Bahasa Indonesia: A Simple Lesson Plan for Novice Teacher

This is a true personal story which has been simplify. It aims to help novice teachers to write their lesson plan. The lesson plan generates the integration of Bahasa Indonesia and English in teaching. This lesson plan encourages the target leaners not to be shy to codeswitch their speaking and or writing. This story is provided with reflection which may be useful to understand your problematic context.
Djibouti

In response to a request of the Central Bank of Djibouti (CBD), a mission from the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF’s) Statistics Department (STA) visited Djibouti during March 4-11, 2018, to provide technical assistance (TA) on the financial soundness indicators (FSIs). The main objectives of the mission were to: (1) ensure that the source data were adequate for the compilation of the FSIs; (2) assist the CBD in the compilation of the FSIs on the basis of the international standards set out in the IMF’s Financial Soundness Indicators Compilation Guide (FSI Guide); (3) guide the staff of the CBD in the preparation of the FSI metadata in line with the IMF metadata forms; and (4) agree with the Banking Supervision Unit (BSU) on an action plan for the production of the FSIs and their regular reporting to STA.
Cross-Language Plagiarism Detection Based on CLAD Method

This paper describes the cross-language plagiarism detection method CLAD (Cross-Language Analog Detector) between test document and indexed documents. The main difference of this method from existing versions is the detection of plagiarism among multiple languages not only two languages. While translating terms, it used the dictionary-based machine-translation method. CLAD’s working process consists of document indexing and detection process phases. In this paper, we will describe both of these phases.
Propose But Verify

We report three eyetracking experiments that examine the learning procedure used by adults as they pair novel words and visually presented referents over a sequence of referentially ambiguous trials. Successful learning under such conditions has been argued to be the product of a learning procedure in which participants provisionally pair each novel word with several possible referents and use a statistical associative learning mechanism to gradually converge on a single mapping across learning instances. We argue here that successful learning in this setting is instead the product of a one-trial procedure in which a single hypothesized word-referent pairing is retained across learning instances, abandoned only if the subsequent instance fails to confirm the pairing. We provide experimental evidence for this propose-but-verify learning procedure via three experiments in which adult participants attempted to learn the meanings of nonce words cross-situationally under varying degrees of referential uncertainty.
Bulk/boundary duality, quantum error correction and measurement problem

This paper is no longer maintained, succeeded by a new paper that combines ideas from multiple works. Please refer to the new paper.
Assessment of Different Security Mechanisms and Methods to Protect Data in the Cloud Computing Enviornment

Cloud Computing has a several advantages, but it also carries additional issues like security, application security, virtualization security, authentication, access control and identity management. This paper is focusing on the current research relating on the cloud computing. This paper visualizes and deals on the various areas of security parameters in the cloud computing which includes Risk Management, Framework, Compliance, Interoperability, Lifecycle Management, Internet access Security, Data Centre Operations, Business Continuity, Incident Response, Key Management and Encryption, Access Management and identity, Dynamic access Security and Static Access Security and a lot more. In this paper we use various assessments and classification results to clear the similarities, also to exploring the various differences in the architectural methods of the cloud computing and further to determine the arears demanding with research. This paper provides findings and the assessments which can help the researcher to analysing the finest scenario for designing a well secured environment of cloud computing.
Service Network Hub for Cryoelectron Tomography (NIH)

Federal Grants & ContractsVolume 43, Issue 16 p. 7-7 Grant Alerts Service Network Hub for Cryoelectron Tomography (NIH) First published: 16 July 2019 https://doi.org/10.1002/fgc.30558Read the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume43, Issue1618 July 2019Pages 7-7 RelatedInformation