SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Application of Cement Filling in Tieshan Iron Mine

Tieshan Iron Mine is one of three important production bases of Shandong Jinling Iron Mine.Large amount of mined out space appear in the mining process of Tieshan iron mine,which is treated by the barren rock filled.Because of the reduction of waste rock,the mined out space is treated by cement filling.Because the forming time of mined out space is long,and the collapse or mining of part pillars,the filling work is difficult.In order to use the tailings cement filling in the mined out space for improvement,various methods are provided to resolve the problems produced in cement filling,such as airtight wall design,filters water and drain off water,slurry preparation of filling control etc.The high efficiency of filling is realized.The potential safety hazard of mined out space is eliminated.
The Proliferation of Men: Markets, Property, and Seizure in Jordan

Spurred on by massive influxes of Palestinian refugees in previous decades, the 1970s and 1980s were marked by acute struggles over land and housing in Jordan. This article places those struggles within the context of a historical look at property in Jordan spanning from the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire to more recent waves of refugees from Syria and Iraq. Drawing on recent research in the social studies of finance and feminist substantivist critiques of “the economy,” I argue for more attention to the role of violence and war in the formation of markets and property regimes. Moving between a World Bank squatter settlement standardization program and interviews with contemporary planners, speculators, homeowners, and construction workers, I argue that the sublimation of violent contestation over property has required subtle but important transformations in gender norms that privilege new strategies of accumulation. Yet many of my interlocutors insist that this novel “proliferation of wealth” remains subordinate to the role of large agnatic kin groups in the communal defense of land (“the proliferation of men”). Ongoing struggles between financiers, agnatic kin groups, and the Jordanian state illustrate the ways in which seizure is key to the work of market formation.
Assessment of impact of shrimp farming on coastal groundwater using Geographical Information System based Analytical Hierarchy Process

Abstract Impact assessment of shrimp farming on groundwater needs selection of representative sampling units. In the coastal region, complex sources invariably influence the groundwater flow and its quality. This warrants multicriteria evaluation techniques consequent to which Geographical Information System (GIS) based Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) was used for the selection of groundwater sampling units in an effort to assess the impact of shrimp farming. Thematic maps of eight base layers viz. distance from the aquaculture ponds, drainage pattern in the study area, lineament, soil texture, slope, landuse/landcover, geomorphology and lithology were prepared using ARCGIS 10 as these were the main factors that could impact groundwater quality. Information on the relative importance of the evaluation criteria was obtained by assigning weights to each criterion defined by pairwise comparison for all the above eight factors. Pairwise comparison revealed that the consistency ratio was less than the threshold value (0.1) indicating perfection in comparison of each evaluation criterion. Eight criteria of distance, seven criteria of drainage, three criteria of lineament, seven criteria of soil, eight criteria of landuse, three criteria of slope, seven criteria of geomorphology and five criteria of geology were computed and combined to develop a priority classification map related to the influence of brackish water aquaculture on the salinisation of the groundwater in an effort to precisely assess the impact. On analysis, 29 sampling well locations were identified with three priority classes viz., (i) high priority (10), (ii) moderate priority (13) and (iii) low priority (6). Groundwater samples from all these sampling units were collected bimonthly starting from October 2011 till June 2013 and analyzed for pH, electrical conductivity (EC), total dissolved solids (TDS), and chloride (Cl). Results revealed no significant relationship of groundwater quality as per the priority classification. Hierarchical cluster analysis clearly elucidated the variation of different water quality parameters being independent of the location of aqua farms indicating multiple sources for variation. From the spatial distribution map, it could be concluded that groundwater quality is independent of shrimp farming.
Período ótimo para a semeadura do grão-de-bico na região de Dourados, MS, com base no risco climático

Este trabalho teve o objetivo de indicar a melhor época de semeadura da cultura do grão-de-bico na região de Dourados, MS, com base no risco climático. A definição do risco considerou a análise conjunta da deficiência hídrica, temperaturas do ar elevadas, risco de ocorrência de geadas e excesso de chuva na colheita. Foram avaliadas 21 safras e 12 épocas de semeadura, com intervalos de 10 dias. O período de 21 de fevereiro a 20 de março é o mais apropriado para semeaduras de grão-de-bico na região de Dourados. Os resultados estão de acordo com as recomendações do Zoneamento Agrícola de Risco Climático, que estabelece as semeaduras do grão-de-bico realizadas em fevereiro e março como as de menor risco climático nessa região.
Automated remote repair for mobile malware

Mobile application markets currently serve as the main line of defense against malicious applications. While marketplace revocations have successfully removed the few overtly malicious applications installed on mobile devices, the anticipated coming flood of mobile malware mandates the need for mechanisms that can respond faster than manual intervention. In this paper, we propose an infrastructure that automatically identifies and responds to malicious mobile applications based on their network behavior. We design and implement a prototype, Airmid, that uses cooperation between in-network sensors and smart devices to identify the provenance of malicious traffic. We then develop sample malicious mobile applications exceeding the capabilities of malware recently discovered in the wild, demonstrate the ease with which they can evade current detection techniques, and then use Airmid to show a range of automated recovery responses ranging from on-device firewalling to application removal.
Quantum hall edge state tunnelling spectroscopy

The quantum nature of an electronic fluid is ubiquitous in many solid-state systems subjected to correlations or confinement. This is particularly true for two-dimensional electron gases (2DEGs) in which fascinating quantum states of matter, such as the integer and fractional quantum Hall (QH) states, arise under strong magnetic fields. The understanding of QH systems relies on the existence of one-dimensional (1D) conducting channels that propagate unidirectionally along the edges of the system, following the confining potential. Due to the buried nature of 2DEG commonly built in semiconducting heterostructures, the considerable real space structure of this 1D electronic fluid and its energy spectrum remain largely unexplored.
This project consists in exploring at the local scale the intimate link between the spatial structure of QH edge states, coherent transport and the coupling with superconductivity at interfaces. We will use graphene as a surface-accessible 2DEG to perform a pioneering local investigation of normal and superconducting transport through QH edge states. A new and unique hybrid Atomic Force Microscope and Scanning Tunneling Microscope (STM) operating in the extreme conditions required for this physics, i.e. below 0.1 kelvin and up to 14 teslas, will be developed and will allow unprecedented access to the edge of a graphene flake where QH edge states propagate.
Overall, the original combination of magnetotransport measurements with scanning tunnelling spectroscopy will solve fundamental questions on the considerable real-space structure of integer and fractional QH edge states impinged by either normal or superconducting electrodes. Our world-unique approach, which will provide the first STM imaging and spectroscopy of QH edge channels, promises to open a new field of investigation of the local scale physics of the QH effect.
The proposed new arbitration law of Hong Kong

A substantial contributor to Hong Kong's economy is its construction industry. Likewise, with the expansion of the China market, the Mainland's construction activities have resulted in explosive growth in the construction industry. Commensurate with its importance in both economies, construction is also a major source of disputes. As a stakeholder in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) processes, the construction industry tends towards arbitration, which is acceptable to both Hong Kong/Mainland and foreign parties in the event of a dispute arising between these parties. Arbitration in Hong Kong has been touted as a feasible alternative to litigation. Hong Kong has had effective legislation regulating arbitrations conducted in the territory for several decades. The Arbitration Ordinance is about to be amended. This article reviews the proposed amendments and their potential impact in the view of practitioners of arbitration. The research and analysis involve a desktop study of the proposed amendments and comments received during the public consultation period; survey questionnaire of practitioners and academics; followed by semi-structured interviews with practitioners and academics. This research and analysis will conclude that the proposed amendments will advance arbitration as a viable alternative to litigation and maintain, if not further advance, Hong Kong as a preferred venue for arbitration.
Systemic ethics and inclusive governance: two key prerequisites for sustainability transitions of agri-food systems

Food retailers are powerful actors of the agro-industrial food system. They exert strong lock-in effects that hinder transitions towards more sustainable agri-food systems. Indeed, their marketing practices generally result in excluding the most sustainable food products, such as local, low-input, small-scale farmers’ products. Recently in Belgium, several initiatives have been created to enable the introduction of local products on supermarket shelves. In this article, we study three of those initiatives to analyse if the development of local sourcing in supermarkets opens up an opportunity for a transition towards more sustainable agri-food systems. We conceptualise transitions as a shift in governance and ethical values and adopt a pragmatist approach of ethics combined with the systemic perspective of transition studies, to evaluate the impact of these initiatives. Our analysis shows that they mainly contribute to the reproduction of the incumbent agri-food system. It also highlights that first, to be a driver for sustainability transitions, food ethics need to be systemic i.e. relate to a systemic understanding of problems and perspective of sustainability, including social justice. And second, it highlights that governance arrangements involving not only representative organisations of the various agri-food and non-agricultural actors, but also actors upholding ethical values that are currently missing in conventional supply chains and representing excluded and marginalised interests, favour the uptake of such systemic ethics by incumbent actors. Hence, systemic ethics and inclusive governance are key features for initiatives to contribute to a sustainability transition.
Mitologías “populares”, elaboraciones eruditas

Las mitologías “cultivadas” o “eruditas” de los pueblos amerindios han permanecido en general en el margen del análisis mitológico de tradición estructuralista. Comparando dos conjuntos de relatos históricos de origen -el uno mexica, tomado de cronistas indígenas del siglo XVI y el otro elaborado en la actualidad por autores del Alto Rio Negro, en la Amazonia- este artículo quiere mostrar la conexión, y sobre todo la dependencia, de este tipo de relatos con aquellos otros mitos que, en una ocasión, Lévi-Strauss llamó “populares”, y en los que basaba su propuesta analítica. Se señala el valor que las observaciones de Lévi-Strauss sobre la “muerte” o la “degradación” de los mitos tiene para entender las elaboraciones narrativas de los especialistas indígenas.
COUNTERING FRAUD IN REMOTE CHECK DEPOSIT

Embodiments reduce the likelihood that an individual can successfully submit an altered scanned check image for payment to a bank, thus improving the security of mobile and remote banking. Some embodiments focus on reducing the ability to successfully doctor a scanned check image. Other embodiments focus on detecting a doctored scanned check image. Technologies employed in embodiments can include watermarking, encryption, transformation of scanned images, post processing consistency verification, spatial-domain consistency verification, transform-domain consistency verification, camera lens consistency verification, and camera signature verification.
Rebuild - ict-enabled integration facilitator and life rebuilding guidance

The REBUILD proposal address immigrant integration through the provision of a toolbox of ICT-based solutions that will improve both the management procedures of the local authorities and the life quality of the migrants. The design approach is user-centered and participated: both target groups (immigrants/refugees and local public services providers) will be part of the user requirement analysis and participants in three 2-days Co-Creation workshops organized in the 3 main piloting countries: Italy, Spain and Greece, chosen also for their being the ""access gates"" to Europe for main immigration routes. Users and stakeholders engagement is a key success factor addressed both in the Consortium composition and in its capacity to engage relevant stakeholders external to the project. The key technology solutions proposed are: GDPR-compliant migrants’  integration related background information gathering with user consent and anonymization of personal information;  AI-based profile analysis to enable both personalized support and policy making on migration-related issues; AI-based needs matching tool, to match migrant needs and skills with services provided by local authorities in EU countries and labor market needs at local and regional level; a digital companion for migrants enabling personalized two-way communication using chatbots to provide them smart support for easy access to local services (training, health, employment, welfare, etc.) and assessment of the level of integration and understanding of the new society, while providing to local authorities data-driven, easy to use decision supporting tools for enhancing capacities and effectiveness in service provision. Cross-culturality, ethical, accessibility dimensions will be addressed since the very beginning of the project, and validated and assessed in terms of consistency and impact during the project lifespan.
ING. NICOLA GIULIANI

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Take AIM and Keep Your Students Engaged

This paper outlines the benefits to distance education teachers of formatting a weekly online newsletter in accordance with motivational learning theory. It reflects on the delivery of weekly AIM newsletters to undergraduate economics students at the Open Polytechnic of New Zealand via Moodle. The acronym, AIM, stands for Academic content, Information for the course and Motivation—three critical elements required to meet the challenges of effective course facilitation. The AIM newsletter integrates all three of these key components in one easy-to-use product. The object of AIM is to keep students engaged in economics and reduce the perceived distance from distance education. This article discusses the context, underpinning theory, practicalities, and the way forward for AIM.
Value added materials from organic waste sugars

This project aims to showcase, at demonstration scale, the feasibility of producing and valorising second generation sugars derived from municipal solid waste (MSW). This MSW is composed of either mixed domestic residual waste or waste rejected from sorting and recycling processes (MRF rejects) and contains significant quantities of paper/card (lignocellulosic) based materials. The sugar will be utilised in the production of three bio-based products; 1) a thermoset bioresin used in the binding of mineral-wool insulation; 2) purified lactic acid (LA) for the commodities market; and 3) poly-lactic acid (PLA) and PLA/Fibre composite materials to be used in non-food contact applications within the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG), packaging, furnishings and construction sectors. 

The vision is to create a paradigm shift in industrial biotechnology products by establishing a novel approach based on the efficient use of low value mixed waste and the conversion of this material into value-added products. This project, titled ‘Value Added Materials from Organic waste Sugars’ (VAMOS) aims to produce competitive, sustainable, affordable and high-performance bio-based materials from low-value residual waste sugars.
METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CONTROL OF TEMPERATURE OF AN EXHAUST AFTERTREATMENT SYSTEM

The present invention provides a method and a system arranged for control of at least one temperature T exhaust for an exhaust treatment system in a vehicle. The system comprises a first determination unit, arranged for the determination of the at least one temperature T exhaust for the exhaust treatment system, and a simulation unit, arranged for the simulation of at least one future velocity profile v sim , based on information relating to the road section. The system also comprises a second determination unit, arranged for the determination, based on the at least one future velocity profile v sim of whether a simulated active brake process brake sim due to an over-speed for the vehicle will occur within the road section. The system also comprises a utilisation unit, arranged for the utilisation, if the at least one temperature T exhaust for the exhaust treatment system is below a minimum temperature threshold value T min , and if the simulated active brake process brake sim is simulated to occur within the road section, of at least one engine fitted auxiliary brake, which is fitted in connection with an exhaust stream from an engine in the vehicle. The use is initiated, according to the invention, before the vehicle reaches a position where over-speed occurs.
PARTICIPATION IN THE VITRUM 2021 FAIR IN MILAN FROM 5TH TO 8TH OCTOBER

THE EDITION OF VITRUM 2021 AIMS TO BE A GREAT INTERNATIONAL EVENT ABLE TO ENHANCE THE EXCELLENCE OF THE MADE IN ITALY SECTOR, SHOWING OFF THE MACHINES AND APPLICATIONS OF THE PRODUCTS THAT ARE REALISED THANKS TO THE BEST TECHNOLOGIES PRESENT ON THE MERCATO.LA CUGHER IS A COMPANY SPECIALISED IN THE DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF SCREEN PRINTING MACHINES ON VETRO.THE INDUSTRY IN WHICH THE COMPANY OPERATES MORE IS ONE OF THE AUTOMOTIVE.IN THIS HISTORICAL MOMENT, CUGHER HAS DECIDED TO EXPLORE OTHER BUSINESS SECTORS IN WHICH ITS KNOW-HOW CAN BE RECOGNISED BY THE MARKET. AMONG THESE, THE BUILDING SECTOR, WHICH DRIVES THE MOVEMENT OF FLAT GLASS, IS SEEN AS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTICIPATION IN VITRUM MILANO 2021, THE INTERNATIONAL FAIR SPECIALISED IN MACHINES, EQUIPMENT AND SYSTEMS FOR FLAT AND CABLE GLASS AND ITS PROCESSED PRODUCTS, WHICH WILL BE HELD FROM 5 TO 8 OCTOBER.
FITTING FOR CHANNEL FRAMING

A fitting for use with channel framing including an outer surface and a fitting groove formed in the outer surface includes a base comprising an inner face, an outer face, and sides extending between the inner face and outer face. The base is configured for insertion into the fitting groove of the channel framing. A spring member is mounted on the base and disposed generally above the outer face of the base. The spring member is configured to engage the outer surface of the channel framing when the base is inserted into the fitting groove. The base and the spring member form a clamp for securing the fitting in the fitting groove.
VAPOR-RECOVERY-ACTIVATED AUTO-SHUTOFF NOZZLE, MECHANISM AND SYSTEM

A vapor-recovery-activated auto-shutoff nozzle comprises a manually operable trigger that permits selective operation of a normally closed valve between a valve-closed configuration and a valve-open configuration. Linkage arms connect the trigger and the valve, and are re-configurable between an enabled configuration and a disabled configuration. In the enabled configuration, the trigger and the valve are operatively connected such that the rest position of the trigger corresponds to the valve being closed, and the in-use position of the manually operable trigger corresponds to the valve being open. In the disabled configuration, the manually operable trigger is precluded from controlling the valve. A deactivation mechanism is for re-configuring the linkage means from the enabled configuration to the disabled configuration, in response to a condition of the fluid in a vapor recovery conduit of the nozzle, thereby precluding the valve from being controlled until the linkage arms are reset to the enabled configuration.
Semantic Mobile Applications for Service Process Improvement

The ongoing evolution of industrial field service is mainly driven by demographical changes, increasing complexity of products, and tremendous amounts of product information from enterprise information systems as well as from the emerging Internet of Things. To cope with these challenges, a combined approach utilizing semantic and mobile technologies fosters the provision of the right information, at the right time, in the right place, and to the right people. This paper investigates the exploitation potential of semantic mobile applications to support industrial service processes. Based on identified application scenarios, the authors developed concepts for process improvement and, thus, derived requirements. The necessary semantic data federations are considered in the presented architecture, which enables an integrated approach for tailored information retrieval from heterogeneous information sources.