SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Innovative actuation concepts for engine/pylon/wing separation flow control  (design, build and wind tunnel test)

The objective of the INAFLOWT project is to use combinations of existing active flow control (AFC) concepts to generate a major advance in AFC aerodynamic efficiency and reliability. Steady suction in combination with oscillatory blowing will be combined using arrays of the no-moving parts SaOB actuator. Active boundary layer separation control concepts will be studied using numerical simulations, as well as with bench-top, simplified geometry and small scale wind tunnel testing. The most promising concept will be tested, integrated as real-scale prototypes in a large wind tunnel model representative of the ultra-high bypass ratio (UHBR) engine/pylon/wing/high-lift system configuration, already tested within AFLONEXT, at realistic Reynolds number, to prove results in near industrial environment. 
The INAFLOWT consortium consist of known experts with vast experience and extensive excellence record of collaborations in the areas of AFC, high-lift aerodynamic, wind tunnel testing and CFD simulations. These capabilities and features will guarantee the successful realization of the ambitious goals of the INAFLOWT project and will progress the proposed AFC configuration beyond the State-of-the-Art. The outputs are ambitious and innovative and will pave the way to operational use of UHBR engines in commercial aircraft which will provide significant operational benefits of future European aviation products.
Robust detector for range-spread targets in non-Gaussian background

Based on the target scatterer density, the range-spread target detection of high-resolution radar is addressed in additive non-Gaussian clutter, which is modeled as a spherically invariant random vector. Firstly, for sparse scatterer density, the detection of target scatterer in each range cell is derived, and then an M/K detector is proposed to detect the whole range-spread target. Se- condly, an integrating detector is devised to detect a range-spread target with dense scatterer density. Finally, to make the best of the advantages of M/K detector and integrating detector, a robust detector based on scatterer density (DBSD) is designed, which can reduce the probable collapsing loss or quantization error ef- fectively. Moreover, the density decision factor of DBSD is also determined. The formula of the false alarm probability is derived for DBSD. It is proved that the DBSD ensures a constant false alarm rate property. Furthermore, the computational results indi- cate that the DBSD is robust to different clutter one-lag correlations and target scatterer densities. It is also shown that the DBSD out- performs the existing scatterer-density-dependent detector.
Fuzzy Logic Applied to Track Generation Areas of Swell Systems Observed by SAR

Recently, with the availability of a great number of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) wave mode spectra, it has been possible to derive a set of great circle lines of swell propagation whose intersection points indicate the position of the storm generating the observed swell field. However, due to the inherent limitations of SAR spectra, the locus of convergence of great circle of swell propagation can be sometimes diffuse or contain multiple convergence regions. In this letter, we adapted the fuzzy cluster logic method to identify the regions of convergence of SAR wave field rays. The analysis of the results of the fuzzy algorithm clearly indicates the ability of this statistical method to identify the cluster center region of swell fields observed in SAR wave mode images. The measure of success of the method was how well the generation center of the swell could be traced back to an existing strong storm system.
Représentations, valeurs sociales et traits identitaires dans l’apprentissage et l’enseignement du fle en contexte exolingue

Cette recherche rend compte des représentations sémantiques des mots apprentissage et enseignement en fle, de la mobilisation discursive de valeurs sociales, ainsi que des traits identitaires chez des étudiants et des enseignants/professeurs de deux institutions éducatives en Colombie. Comme cette étude s’est accomplie à partir du discours lexicographique et d’un corpus recueilli auprès de quatre groupes ayant participé à la recherche, nous avons construit la description de la signification lexicale des termes ciblés, en français et en espagnol, et nous l’avons comparée avec les évocations des informateurs. Notre intérêt pour étudier les conceptions des participants dans leur langue maternelle se trouve à l’origine d’une stratégie instaurée pour confirmer l’hypothèse sur l’influence de la L1, par rapport aux représentations en français. Nous avons constaté que la langue source des informateurs agit sur leurs estimations en langue étrangère, ainsi que celles des enseignants/professeurs répercutent sur les évaluations faites par leurs étudiants, surtout quant à la (re)construction identitaire de soi et d’autrui. La mobilisation discursive des valeurs sociales chez les participants résulte plutôt de leurs vécus et de leurs actions quotidiennes. Notamment, leur contexte exolingue joue un rôle fondamental dans l’apprentissage/enseignement du fle.
International re-entry demonstrator action

In January 2014, the ISEF participants insisted on the importance of “fostering international cooperation for additional space exploration projects”. The partners of IRENA (International Re-Entry demoNstrator Action), including major space agencies involved in ISEF and ISECG, are convinced of the need for demonstrators in atmosphere entry/re-entry and of the potential for international cooperation in this area.

IRENA mainly aims at: 
- creating a cluster of European and international stakeholders to study two types of demonstrators aimed at developing entry/re-entry technologies and suitable for other enabling technologies
- jointly defining two technology demonstrator projects relevant for international cooperation 
- contributing to a European position for ISEF and 
- disseminating the results and preparing the next steps.

To achieve these objectives, IRENA will rely on an international and complementary team: four major European and international space agencies (CNES, DLR and JAXA as beneficiaries and NASA as a 3rd party), the two European industry leaders in entry/re-entry and space exploration (Astrium, Thales Alenia Space) and a research institute expert in dissemination and exploitation. IRENA will build on a cooperative approach to jointly define the projects, on feasibility and cost assessment studies and on implementation assessment studies (governance, funding, international cooperation). Five workshops including one in Japan, the USA and two based on Concurrent Engineering will be used to support the work. 

IRENA’s objectives have been chosen to explicitly meet the main work programme's requirements i.e. to be in line with ISEF recommendations, to involve international countries active in space exploration, to create a cluster around several demonstrator projects, to define these projects and discuss how to build them, to target enabling technologies and to include workshops and information events.
Measurement and control of vocal interactions in songbirds

One obstacle for investigating vocal interactions in vertebrate animals is difficulty of discriminating individual vocalizations of rapidly moving, sometimes simultaneously vocalizing individuals. To overcome this obstacle, we have developed an ultra-miniature back-attached sound/acceleration recording system that allows perfect separation of birdsong vocalizations irrespective of background noise and the number of vocalizing animals nearby. With this system, we have been able to identify hierarchies in the vocal interactions among adult male and female zebra finches. Furthermore, to causally interfere with vocal interactions in groups of up to four birds, we have developed an echo cancelation system that allows us to have full digital control of vocal interactions between any bird pair. With these tools, we hope to be able to further advance the dissection of vocal communication in songbirds.
Route Of Origins and Troubles

Tourism in recent years has changed; the generic name "Tourism" no longer seems sufficient to identify new travelers. We are moving from "Destination Tourism" to "Experiential Tourism". No longer just places to see, but above all, things to do, experiences to live in close contact with local realities. Due to ancient migrations, before XV century, from Albania to Apulia, the territory all around the first core of Trivianum village, the early Triggiano was populated by Greek-Albanian populations. The Italian and Albanian people integrated and merged their traditions. After the last migration of the nineties, a strong local community was formed. The objective of the project is to live the aforesaid "experiences" representing a sustainable value for the territory, with a positive influence on the enhancement of the same, starting from the ancient common roots of origin and troubles. Another important element that will be highlighted is the "reciprocity" in the sense that  better places to visit  will be created  taking a  great attention to local communities; experiences are lived reciprocally by those who propose them and by those who benefit from them. For this reason our major project target is the family, which could mainly benefit of them. For example: treasure hunt of votive kiosks with children, preparation of typical dishes with the locals, tastings in typical places, discovery of historical monuments through workshops and interviews with grandparents holders of the memory and finally rediscovery the games of the past. Objective: rediscovery its own history, its own traditions, its own strengths and its most authentic characteristics to revive as a resident with the citizens of the place. Originality lies in the new way of "doing" as protagonists and not as spectators.
Output: Experiential tour package transferable to other territories.
Augmentation significative de la compétitivité de l’entreprise grâce à la mise en œuvre de technologies de combinaison des ondes ultrasoniques et radioélectriques dans le domaine des traitements cosmétologiques

Le projet présenté en vue d’un cofinancement suppose l’achat d’une immobilisation. Grâce à cet investissement, l’entreprise mettra en œuvre l’innovation: le niveau d’innovation que l’entreprise obtiendra au niveau international (solutions utilisées dans le pays depuis moins de 3 ans) sera atteint grâce à des services cosmétologiques, combinant ondes radio et ultrasons. L’objectif du projet est de: renforcer la compétitivité de l’entreprise en élargissant ses activités, ce qui conduira à l’acquisition de nouveaux points de vente; — mise en œuvre de nouvelles technologies de traitement utilisées dans le pays depuis moins de trois ans; augmentation de l’emploi par la création d’un nouvel emploi.
Eco-Friendly and breakthrough mite treatment for honey bees

Currently, honeybee mortality rates range from 5% to almost 30% depending on the country and the year, being some of the main causes the Varroa mite. This parasite is currently treated with chemicals, which are considered a necessary evil by a population of beekeepers that considers chemical treatments largely as a threat because themselves are a cause for the bees’ population decline. 
In view of these problems, other alternatives have been researched for decades, being the hyperthermia the methodology with highest potential to displace the use of chemicals. However, until now the current commercial solutions based on hyperthermia principles are not an alternative to chemical products due to a lower efficiency.
Vatorex AG is an award winning Swiss company committed toproviding cost-efficient and eco-friendly solutions for beekeepers. The new business started in 2016 and provides beekeepers with an eco-friendly solution to protect their hives from their greatest enemy: the Varroa mite.
We have developed an eco-friendly solution to kill the Varroa mites by using a natural principle of different heat tolerances of bees and varroa. In a range between 39°C - 42°C the parasite dies while the bees survive unharmed. In contrast to other hyperthermia systems, Vatorex Varroa Solution heats the brood combs directly from the inside thanks to a heating coil that acts like a floor-heating. Vatorex Varroa Solution has proven to be an effective treatment directly in the beehive (95% of male mites and nymphs die at 41ºC within 2 hours of treatment). The Vatorex-System means a reduction of sanitary cost of 66% per hive and a 18% in total cost of honey production that entails a total saving impact for the approximately 600,000 European beekeepers and their 17 million of hives. Vatorex is fully aligned with the European policy initiatives in biodiversity and pollinator protection such as European long-term survival strategy or the objectives of the EU Habitat directive.
Atenção primária e a tecnologia da informação: melhorias e desafios da estratégia e-SUS em um município potiguar

O objetivo desta pesquisa consistiu em analisar as principais melhorias e desafios da gestão da informação em saúde, a partir da implantação da Estratégia "e-SUS Atenção Primária à Saúde", no município de Doutor Severiano-RN. A pesquisa caracteriza-se como um estudo de caso de caráter exploratório e descritivo, com abordagem qualitativa. No universo da pesquisa foram 17 servidores da Atenção Primária à Saúde no município de Doutor Severiano/RN. A coleta de dados deu-se por meio de um questionário aberto e fechado, aplicado pelo Google Forms. Os dados foram analisados pela técnica de análise de conteúdo. Diante dos dados analisados, constatou-se que os principais desafios enfrentados pelos profissionais são a falta de capacitação e suporte técnico, e que as principais melhorias a partir da implantação da estratégia e-SUS foi a agilidade e qualidade das informações. Mediante isso, conclui-se que o município estudado visa otimizar sua gestão das informações da APS, contribuindo positivamente para a saúde pública.
Seventeen novel microsatellite markers for a valuable medicinal plant Bletilla striata and cross-amplification in B. ochracea

Bletilla striata, a valuable medicinal plant, has become rare and endangered due to limited natural reproduction, increased utilization and habitat destruction. Here, 17 polymorphic microsatellite markers were developed and characterized for B. striata. Per locus 3–16 alleles were detected with an average of 8.2. The polymorphic information content (PIC) varied from 0.146 to 0.895 with a mean of 0.607, and 14 loci had PIC >0.5. The observed and expected heterozygosities ranged from 0.050 to 1.000 and from 0.050 to 0.901, respectively. Cross-amplification indicated 15 loci could be amplified in the congeneric species B. ochracea and 14 loci were polymorphic with a mean PIC of 0.512. These novel markers will facilitate the investigation of population genetics for B. striata and B. ochracea, which may also contribute to their management and conservation.
The impact of 177Lu-octreotide therapy on 99mTc-MAG3 clearance is not predictive for late nephropathy

Peptide Receptor Radionuclide Therapy (PRRT) for the treatment of neuroendocrine tumors may lead to kidney deterioration. This study aimed to evaluate the suitability of 99mTc-mercaptoacetyltriglycine (99mTc--MAG3) clearance for the early detection of PRRT-induced changes on tubular extraction (TE). TE rate (TER) was measured prior to 128 PRRT cycles (7.6±0.4 GBq 177Lu-octreotate/octreotide each) in 32 patients. TER reduction during PRRT was corrected for age-related decrease and analyzed for the potential to predict loss of glomerular filtration (GF). The GF rate (GFR) as measure for renal function was derived from serum creatinine. The mean TER was 234 ± 53 ml/min/1.73 m² before PRRT (baseline) and 221 ± 45 ml/min/1.73 m² after a median follow-up of 370 days. The age-corrected decrease (mean: -3%, range: -27% to +19%) did not reach significance (p=0.09) but significantly correlated with the baseline TER (Spearman p=-0.62, p<0.001). Patients with low baseline TER showed an improved TER after PRRT, high decreases were only observed in individuals with high baseline TER. Pre-therapeutic TER data were inferior to plasma creatinine-derived GFR estimates in predicting late nephropathy. TER assessed by 99mTc-MAG3-clearance prior to and during PRRT is not suitable as early predictor of renal injury and an increased risk for late nephropathy.
Advanced analytics platform for stroke patients rehabilitation

Annually, 16 million people worldwide suffer a stroke. From these, approximately 6.5 millions are left with some degree of physical impairment that will require long-term intensive and effective motor rehabilitation programs.
Current traditional rehabilitation services are costly and highly dependent on (scarce) specialized human resources
At SWORD Health we believe that the solution for this problem is in the wise combination of novel neuroscience-driven therapeutic methods with effective technologies that facilitate the dissemination of care and the use of all the knowledge produced in the rehabilitation of a large network of patients. Pursuing this vision, we have developed an innovative system that allows the sustainable delivery of a more efficient motor rehabilitation to stroke patients, providing a rich source of data for clinicians and decision makers.
The SWORD system was specifically designed to be used by the patient at the hospital or at home, with little or no supervision, extending the therapeutic footprint and empowering the patient with his rehabilitation. The proposed system enables patients to accelerate their recovery with a more intensive and a higher quality therapy. At the same time, SWORD incorporates data mining algorithms specifically designed so that clinicians get continuous access to valuable data and advanced analytics, in order to coordinate teams, improve care, accelerate recovery and reduce time to achieve functional outcomes. For rehabilitation centres, the SWORD system allows for a higher profit margin per therapy unit through a more efficient allocation of specialized human resources.
The SWORD project falls under the scope of the Call ICT-37-2014 - topic: Open Disruptive Innovation Scheme. This is because the present project focus on an early-stage, high risk, innovative SME proposing an innovative ICT system that reinvents and ultimately disrupt the motor rehabilitation industry.
A Multi-Dimensional Knowledge Management Systems Planning Approach

The paper presents a strategic planning approach for knowledge management systems. This research approaches the problem of failing KMS's by focusing on the planning phase. The result can be summarised as a set of frameworks for the strategic planning of knowledge management systems, i.e. information systems for the support of organisational knowledge processes. The approach is built on a broad set of theory, which has been used to discuss issues in KM/KMS from very broad perspectives. We approach the problem area from a strategic point of view, assuming that the problems of the area are based on a socio-technical dimension and that a multiple-paradigm approach is necessary for dealing with the problems of the various KM areas.
Social Assistance Payments and Food Insecurity in&#x0D; Australia: Evidence from the Household&#x0D; Expenditure Survey

It is widely understood that households with low economic resources and poor labourmarket attachment are at considerable risk of food insecurity in Australia. However, little is knownabout variations in food insecurity by receipt of specific classes of social assistance payments thatare made through the social security system. Using newly released data from the 2016 HouseholdExpenditure Survey, this paper reports on variations in food insecurity prevalence across a range ofpayment types. We further investigated measures of financial wellbeing reported by food-insecurehouseholds in receipt of social assistance payments. Results showed that individuals in receiptof Newstart allowance (11%), Austudy/Abstudy (14%), the Disability Support Pension (12%),the Carer Payment (11%) and the Parenting Payment (9%) were at significantly higher risk of foodinsecurity compared to those in receipt of the Age Pension (&lt;1%) or no payment at all (1.3%). Resultsfurther indicated that food-insecure households in receipt of social assistance payments enduredsignificant financial stress, with a large proportion co-currently experiencing “fuel” or “energy”poverty. Our results support calls by a range of Australian non-government organisations, politicians,and academics for a comprehensive review of the Australian social security system
New approaches for seismic improvement and renovation of Adriatic and Ionian historic urban centers

The Adriatic-Ionian area is heavily undermined by earthquakes. Each country has developed laws and norms, methods, techniques and expertise for tackling earthquake risks and for reducing seismic vulnerability of the built environment. Nevertheless, in urban areas and particularly in historical centers they remain high.

ADRISEISMIC overall objective is to exchange and systematize knowledge and practices in tackling the reduction of the seismic vulnerability of the built environment in Project Partner countires, to harmonize planning and management of emergencies after seismic events and the post-earthquake phase, in order to drastically improve the approaches for dealing with and to secure the reduction of seismic vulnerability among ADRION regions. The main focus areas are the historical urban centers and historical squares and their surrounding buildings, conceived as symbol of local identity and socio-economic cores for the ADRION settlements.

By building upon the available knowledge and thanks to territorial cooperation, ADRISEISMIC will develop new integrated approaches to innovate and harmonize the normative, technical and training frameworks in the ADRION area, providing ready-to-use methods, tools and procedures that will be integrated into the existing policies and practices, thus strengthening local responses and reducing vulnerability to natural hazards.

The partnership involves 8 partners from 6 countries (IT, HR, SI, GR, AL, RS). It includes municipalities, regional authorities and development agencies as well as universities, research and training centers. 13 Associated Partners have been involved, and more stakeholders have declared their interest and are willing to be involved in project local activities.

ADRISEISMIC main outputs will consist of 2 Action Plans and the creation of a transnational cooperation network.
Las rondas campesinas del Perú una alternativa de justicia en las zonas rurales alto andinas, el caso de Ocongate un distrito rural del departamento del Cusco 1992-2011

espanolLas rondas campesinas son organizaciones rurales formados en el departamento de Cajamarca posteriormente se expandieron hacia el sur en los anos de 1970, partiendo de este escenario nacional el presente trabajo presentara el estudio de las rondas campesinas de Ocongate, situado en la provincia de Quispicanchis, region Cusco, en la region sur andina del Peru. La presente investigacion analiza y describe el ejercicio de la justicia comunal practicada en el distrito de Ocongate, desde sus origenes hasta los momentos mas actuales, en ello explora la compleja relacion que mantiene con las instituciones representativas del gobierno nacional a nivel local. EnglishThe peasant rounds are rural organizations formed in the department of Cajamarca subsequently expanded to the south in the 1970s, starting from this national scenario the present work will present the study of the peasant rounds of Ocongate, located in the province of Quispicanchis, region Cusco, in the southern Andean region of Peru. The present investigation analyzes and describes the exercise of communal justice practiced in the district of Ocongate, from its origins to the most current moments, in it explores the complex relationship that it maintains with the representative institutions of the national government at the local level.