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Abstract All papers published in this volume of IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science have been peer reviewed through processes administered by the Editors. Reviews were conducted by expert referees to the professional and scientific standards expected of a proceedings journal published by IOP Publishing. • Type of peer review : The CITIES 2020 Conference used double-blind review, which means that both the reviewer and author identities are concealed from the reviewers, and vice versa, throughout the review process. There was two process of review, such as abstract and full paper review. The conference provided review form for the reviewers to decide their recommendation. There were four decision options which is available in the review form, such as accepted with no revision, accepted with revision, resubmit and review, and decline. Therefore, there was opportunity for author to resubmit the article after revision. • Conference submission management system : The submission was divided into two period, namely abstract and full paper submission. The accepted abstracts were suggested to submit the full papers. The authors submitted their manuscript to the official email address of the CITIES Conference, it is citiesconference@gmail.com which was monitored daily by the team in charge in the paper division. Furthermore, the Editors of conference determined the suitable reviewers after the paper submission accepted from the paper division. During the submission, the authors should complete the registration form to indicate their preference to the publication options. The CITIES 2020 Conference provided three options of publication, such as accredited international journal, accredited national journal, and Scopus indexed proceedings journal. • Number of submissions received : 59 • Number of submissions sent for review : 59 • Number of submissions accepted : 58 • Acceptance Rate (Number of Submissions Accepted / Number of Submissions Received X 100) : 98.3% • Average number of reviews per paper : 2 • Total number of reviewers involved : 12 • Any additional info on review process : The CITIES 2020 Conference provided the process of checking the similarity index of all papers submitted. The result of plagiarism check was included in the review result form which was delivered to the authors. • Contact person for queries : Name : KDM Erli Handayeni Affiliation: Urban and Regional Planning Department, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Surabaya, Indonesia Email : erli.martha@gmail.com
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This chapter summarizes the findings on authorship controversies. It highlights the extent to which false or not genuine attributions without intent to deceive has been made or claimed. It also explains the three categories of attribution: genuine attribution, false attribution with intent to deceive, and false attribution without intent to deceive. The chapter analyzes the basic principles for authorship studies and compares similarities in the types of arguments used by the defenders of the traditional attributions to Ivan IV, Andrei Kurbskii, and William Shakespeare. It also concentrates on issues of attribution and misattribution, which involve accusations of forgery and plagiarism, as well as the question of who the author was.
Experiential teaching of planetary sciences from kindergartens to secondary schools: the "Astronomiadi" educational project

&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;The Piedmontese town of Pino Torinese is one of the twelve italian locations hosting a local department of the Italian National Institute for Astrophysics, the Astronomical Observatory of Turin. This peculiarity led to the development of a close collaboration between researchers, teachers and local community and administration, aiming at the promotion of astronomy, and in particular planetary sciences, among students from kindergartens to secondary schools. The chosen driving approach, experiential learning, is not very common in Italy.&amp;amp;#160;&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;
Upcoming Meetings

Artificial OrgansVolume 46, Issue 2 p. 327-328 UPCOMING MEETING Upcoming Meetings First published: 11 January 2022 https://doi.org/10.1111/aor.14140Read 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 onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume46, Issue2February 2022Pages 327-328 RelatedInformation
FORMING CREATIVE EXPERIENCE OF PLASTIC EXPRESSIVENESS OF STUDENT ACTORS IN INTERACTION WITH A PUPPET

The relevance of the research is caused by the need to expand pedagogical means of developing plastic expressiveness of future actors. The purpose of the article is to substantiate the pedagogical possibilities of actors' plastic group interaction with an anthropomorphic object (a puppet) made by themselves in order to develop plastic expression. The author analyzes the use of a puppet in various art forms and presents practical experience of using a puppet in educational and staging process of a drama actor at universities and colleges within the discipline "Plastic Expressiveness". The interrelated components of acting and plastic experience, such as creative, partner, professional and practical, are described. The article determines the criteria for students' group interaction with a puppet and the stages of work on an independent creative task "A Puppet". The basic components of plastic expression, such as breathing, plastic intonation, dynamics and others, transmitted by students to the puppet during the task are revealed. The developmental potential of forming plastic experience in an independent creative task with a puppet, such as variety of covering a given topic with the help of a managed object, development of creative thinking, imagination, overcoming psychological and communicative barriers, and others, are presented. The article is addressed to teachers of theater colleges and universities, teachers of supplementary education.
Research on Path Planning of Mobile Robot Based on Global View Ant Colony Algorithm

Aiming at the problems of slow iteration speed, disorder in initial exploration and poor ability to approach the optimal solution of ant colony algorithm, an improved ant colony algorithm based on global view is proposed. Firstly, a multi-level parallel structure with global view is proposed to solve the problem that ant colony algorithm can't find the optimal step size due to local view. The convergence speed and the ability to approximate the optimal solution of ant colony algorithm are improved by parallel structure. Then, a pheromone initialization method and an improved pheromone update method are proposed to improve the initial search disorder of traditional ant colony algorithm. Finally, the local search method based on geometric algorithm and genetic operator is used to alleviate the local optimal solution problem and improve the convergence speed of ant colony algorithm. The experimental results show that the improved ant colony algorithm based on the global view has a significant improvement in the ability of approaching the optimal solution and improving the convergence speed. In the two simulation maps testing, the average path length is optimized by 10.5%, the average number of iterations and the average running time are improved by 73.5% and 81% respectively.
A study on North Korea’s Education and Social Movement from a Competitive Viewpoint

In the study, we aim to analyze the background of the military policy in the armed conflicts between North and South Korea in the Yellow Sea. We also try to identify internal or mutual relations between the two Koreas. If we develop an analytical framework that can explain the process of armed conflict between the two Koreas, we will have the means for establishing an empirical and institutional mechanism that can transform inter-Korean relations into a more stable and controllable system. In the future, when armed conflict occurs in the Yellow Sea, it is possible to predict how the response of North Korea will change, and this analytical framework may help prevent an unnecessary escalation of the war by quickly taking countermeasures. Given that strategies and behaviors of the North Korean system are relatively consistent and predictable to some extent, it is necessary to conduct various analyses and comparative verification of North Korea’s provocations to understand the essence and substantive truth of their provocations. At the same time, if we fail to misjudge or learn lessons from the provocations, the North will likely continue to test us and control the overall situation on the Korean Peninsula more harshly. In that term, preparing various countermeasures for North Korea s provocations against South Korea is very necessary, and it may contribute to resolving the North s provocation itself. The possibility of North Korea s numerous provocations in the Yellow Sea still exists, but the systematic analysis through the flow and context of the times will help us identify the military and political strategies inherent in them. As we prepare for a more concrete and realistic response to the North s intention to dilute and utilize provocations against the South through deceptions, it will eventually be possible to ease tensions between the two Koreas and build trust through the virtuous cycle.
Recommendation System Applied to Academic Resources for the Computer Networks Subject of the Software Degree

This work has the objective to present a preliminary result of a recommendation system, which allows teachers to accelerate the search and selection of academic resources that directly contribute to the preparation of classes, that is, to provide teachers with a tool that contributes to the effective search for applications, resources, videos, and links, among others, so that they use it in their pedagogical practices, managing to smooth the table work that the teacher has been doing and avoiding the selection of subjective information. To fulfill this purpose, an application was developed in a web environment using the Python programming language, whose implementation includes the use of the recommendation algorithm based on collaborative filtering. This application has a rating system based on the Likert scale for the resources reviewed by the teachers, which will feed the algorithm to generate individual recommendations. The work resulted in a web interface that can make queries, obtain recommendations, generate a search history and provide a favorites section where the user can add resources of most frequent use that can be useful for the preparation of the lectures.
An Analysis on the Predicate-Complement-Object Structure in SouShenJi

In terms of quantity, there are a lot of Predicate-Complement-Object structures in SouShenJi. Through the research on VO(X)C，VXC，VO1CO2 and Narrative structure which exist in the same synchronic plane with VC(O) structure, we can find that the VCO structure occupies an absolute distribution advantage which accords with the development relationship between VCO and VOC in the flow of history. Qualitatively, the Predicate-Complement-Object structures in SouShenJi have certain syntactic and semantic features. Syntactically, the syntactic structure - Behavior before result after, reflected from the VCO structure accords with the syntactic requirement of the complement. But many Insertional components can get involved between V and C freely which can prove that the syntactic relationship between V and C is not close. Semantically, the semantic relationship - ‘action-result’ from VCO structure accords with the semantic requirement of the complement. But because of the insertional components the ‘action-result’ semantic relationship becomes less efficient.
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Digital Humanities Advancement Grants (NEH)

Federal Grants & ContractsVolume 45, Issue 21 p. 1-1 Grants alerts Digital Humanities Advancement Grants (NEH) First published: 04 October 2021 https://doi.org/10.1002/fgc.31965Read 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 onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat No abstract is available for this article. Volume45, Issue217 October 2021Pages 1-1 RelatedInformation
Online Games as a Space for Committing Crimes

Stating the large amount of financial resources circulating in the field of online game economy (trading in game objects, accounts, game help, etc.), the author points out that these factors cannot but cause the commission of crimes in this area. Using numerous examples, the author shows the high real value of some virtual game items and substantiates the reality of committing crimes related to the illegal seizure of these items. During the study, sociological survey and statistical methods were used. In the course of the study, about 200 players of online games of various genres were interviewed. Considering the separate functionality of some games, the author also points out the possibility of using games for the preparation, commission, and concealment of crimes. In addition, the article identifies factors that prevent law enforcement agencies from taking and investigating these crimes seriously. The author emphasizes the almost complete absence of forensic recommendations in this area. The aim of this article was to develop separate recommendations for the identification, qualification, and investigation of crimes related to online games. The author defines the types of crimes that can be committed in the area under consideration and points out certain features of their qualification. At its core, the range of crimes committed in online games, in relation to game objects or with the help of online games, is quite wide, which indicates the need to prepare a comprehensive forensic investigation methodology. Based on certain provisions of game mechanics, game economy, and game communication, the author considers certain ways of committing crimes using online games. The author also determines the features of identifying and verifying a digital alibi, using online games, to which the suspect can refer. The author defines the main investigative situations of the initial stage of the investigation and analyzes their specifics. Taking into account the specifics of the object of knowledge in the investigation of such crimes, the author suggests a new investigative action, “inspection of an electronic object”, and specifies its separate subtypes: local device examination, network examination, distributed object (files stored in cloud services and blockchains) examination, mobile device examination. The article deals with some issues of the tactics and fixation of this investigative action. In the course of the investigation, it is recommended to involve programmers of a wide profile, specifically expert game designers, who will be able to advise the investigator in the field of game mechanics, sociology, and economy. In the absence of such experts in this locality, it is possible to attract specialists from a local provider who grants access to the Internet and provides the operation of networks. The author, considering various ways of obtaining game objects, also offers various ways of monetizing them, determining their value expression in real money.
Blockchain-Enabled Decentralized Traceability in the Automotive Supply Chain

With the evolution of Industry 4.0, the automotive supply chains are getting not only technology-enabled but also technology-centered. However, the current implementations of these supply chains are centralized in nature and are designed specific to the needs of the automotive OEMs. Such implementations have their own limitations like lack of transparency, provenance tracking, end to end visibility, audibility, etc. Hence, they may not be capable of handling the exponential growth of IoT enabled automotive supply chains expected in near future. Also due to such limitations, trust-building among the supply chain stakeholders becomes a further challenge. Blockchain-based supply chain traceability is a promising transformation for just-in-time, safe delivery with transparency in the automotive industry. This chapter presents a decentralized traceability solution with blockchain for the automotive supply chain use case in the context of transparency, visibility, provenance, and audibility. Blockchain can positively impact and improve the current ways of working in automotive supply chains. The decentralized traceability architecture is proposed which will lead to increased efficiency, reliability, speed for manufacturers, suppliers, and logistics service providers.
Data Transmission in Multi-Hop Cluster Using Blockchain in a Clustered Wireless Sensor Network (CWSN)

Wireless sensor network (WSN) performs a major role in many of the application areas. Such networks are implemented with a cluster concept and perform the data transfer operation efficiently. In such clustered WSN, data move from one node to another node freely. It is prone to different types of attacks. In this chapter, we have proposed a novel approach of making the data secured by applying the concept of blockchain. As the data flow through several nodes, blocks are created at each level to make the data secured. We have applied this concept to secure the data from man in middle attack and non-repudiation. Theoretical analysis of the proposed approach is performed with respect to time. The experimental analysis of the proposed method with respect to several parameters proves that this proposed approach performs better.
Towards a high-quality digital transformation of the educational environment

The growing global competition and the need for exibility of educational institutions of higher education actually require a transformation of processes that provide a high level of interaction and integration between business processes and systems at all organizational levels and all participants in the entire value chain.The digitalization of the educational system is an objective necessity for functioning in a modern highly competitive environment.The introduction of innovations in educational activities using digital technologies allows you to reduce the cost of implementation, making changes, updating educational programs, and increasing the degree of exibility of the educational environment to changes in external factors.Digitalization as a whole is aimed at reducing the in uence of the human factor, which makes it possible to minimize negative risks when making managerial decisions.The purpose of this article is to study the opinions of students of the Federal state Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education «Kazan National Research Technical University named after A.N. Tupolev-KAI» (hereinafter referred to as the University, KNRTU-KAI) on the prevalence of digital technologies at the university. In the context of the study, the opinions of students (users of KNRTU-KAI services) about their readiness to switch to digital technologies in the educational process are considered.In the current realities, in the context of a dif cult epidemiological situation in the world associated with the spread of coronavirus infection, digitalization in higher education - the transition to distance learning determines the relevance of the chosen topic.In the current realities, in the context of a dif cult epidemiological situation in the world associated with the spread of coronavirus infection, digitalization in higher education - the transition to distance learning determines the relevance of the chosen topic.The digital transformation of society at the beginning of the 21st century, which conceptually changed the daily life of every person, has in uenced almost all levels of social relations.Taking into account the fact that digitalization affects many areas, the authors consider the issue of its impact on the quality of modern higher education.
Do We Need Data Protection at All?

This chapter assesses whether there is any need to consider European data protection law as a framework for the protection of genetic privacy in biobanking in Europe at all. To answer the question, the chapter conducts a thought experiment and examines what the standard of protection in Europe would look like if one were to exclude data protection law from consideration. This is merely a thought experiment, as data protection already plays, and will continue to play, a significant role in the protection of genetic privacy in biobanking in Europe. The exercise is enlightening, however, in showing the extent of flaws in protection in European legal systems stripped of data protection. In this regard, the chapter then maps the protection provided to genetic privacy in biobanking by the EU's, and three European states'—Estonia, Germany, and the UK—legal systems. It then engages in a critical analysis, highlighting the significant inadequacy of the protection provided by these systems excluding data protection law. Finally, the chapter shows why, generally, European data protection law under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) looks a viable solution to address the problems displayed by other approaches.
Judicial Uncertainty in Admissibility of Electronic Evidence

The prevalence of electronic means of communications, e-commerce and the storage of information on digital servers has led to a need to modify the law relating to information technology, especially the rules of admissibility of electronic evidence, both in civil and criminal matters in India. However, there is still a lot of uncertainty and irregularity in judicial pronouncements with regard to such admissibility, especially in light of the interpretation of the provisions laid in the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, on account of the amendments brought to it by the Information Technology Act, 2000. In order to point out what forms of uncertainty have been resolved by certain landmark cases and those that still exist in law, the following study mainly focusses on the requirement of a ‘certificate’ under the provisions of Section 65B(4) of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872.