bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Quadruple Helix Stakeholders and Social Innovation in the Energy Transition
Authors: Coletti Michele , Bovy Pascal , Vernay Anne-Lorène
Published: December 2023

Social innovation (SI) aims at improving people’s life when technological or business innovations are not sufficient. However, the classic Triple Helix (TH) theory does not explicitly deal with SI, and relegates civil society to a passive role. This paper aims to analyze if SI requires an evolution of the TH framework. The methodology is a multi-case study based on SI projects and initiatives in the energy sector. The main findings are that citizens are involved in SI though to various extents: there are SI projects carried out “for” citizens, “with” citizens, and to a much lesser extent; “by” citizens. SI in the energy sector rely also on the commitment of the local government and the presence of social enterprises. Therefore, we suggest that a Quadruple Helix (QH) approach may be necessary for energy-related SI.
Employee Trust in Management: Evidence from the Greek Private and Public Sectors
Authors: Vlachos Vasileios , Anagnostopoulos Achilleas
Published: December 2023

In contrast to the vast literature on trust in management, the aspect of employee trust towards managers in Greece is still under researched. This paper aims to fill this gap by exploring the factors which determine employee trust towards managers in the case of the Greek dual labor market. Primary data collected through a questionnaire survey of employees are explored in a model where employee and workplace characteristics and employee’s experiences of economic depression are predictors of employee trust towards managers. The analysis of two different samples "public sector with workplace representation" and "private sector without workplace representation" allow for inferences and conclusions about the effects of the duality of the Greek labor market on employee trust towards managers. The results indicate differences in the effects of age, workplace tenure and hours worked on employee trust in management between public sector employees (trade union members) and private sector employees (not being members).
Війна в історичній та індивідуальній пам’яті
Authors:   State University of Economics and Technology, Shaikan Andrii , Shaikan Valentyna ,   State University of Economics and Technology
Published: December 2023

У матеріалах конференції «Війна в історичній та індивідуальній пам’яті (ВІП-2023)» вміщено результати наукових досліджень фахівців різних профілів і напрямів, викладачів, аспірантів, магістрантів, студентів закладів вищої освіти, здобувачів освіти закладів загальної середньої освіти. Ці матеріали об’єднують наукові та прикладні напрацювання, а також пропозиції щодо історичної пам’яті та процесів відбудови України та розвитку сучасного українського суспільства. Матеріали конференції будуть корисними учнівській молоді для підготовки захисту наукових робіт у межах Малої академії наук, а також студентам у процесі підготовки та під час захисту випускних бакалаврських і магістерських робіт.
STANDARDIZATION OF PANCHKOLA CHURNA – A PHARMACEUTICAL AND
CHEMICAL STUDY
Authors: Pandey Kush , - Aditi , Pandey N.N.
Published: December 2023

In Ayurvedic classics, many categories of formulations are described, among which Churna is one. Churnas with
single or multiple plant-origin drugs as ingredients are narrated in Ayurvedic texts for curing many diseases. The
present research work deals with the preparation of Panchkola churna and its analysis for establishing the Pharmacopoeial standard as since now, no tests and measures are being worked out for assuring its quality parameters
by the existing Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeial Commission Govt. of India, Ministry of AYUSH. The two batches of
this particular Churna are made following the Standard operative process (SOP). The physio-chemical standards
of these two batches PC-I & PC-II, were worked out along with TLC & HPTLC. The LOD, Ash Acid Insoluble
Ash, Alcohol & water-soluble extractive, and a pH of 10% aqueous solution of the drug were worked out, and a
range was established for giving the standards. The shelf-life period was also studied for the above samples concerning the tests and standards compared at 0, 6 and 12-month intervals. It was found that the values of most of
the physio-chemical standards remain more or less the same. Still, a massive change in alcohol & water-soluble
extractives after 12 months was observed, which signifies that under ordinary packing conditions, it can be kept
for 12 months without losing its efficacy. The HPTLC standards at 200nm, 350nm, and 400nm of successive Rf
are also worked out for knowing the standards.
A COMPARATIVE CLINICAL STUDY TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF UDVARTANA WITH HARIDRADI GANA CHURNA AND KSHARA BASTI IN STHOULYA
(OBESITY)
Authors: M N Milana , Bhat Sudarshan
Published: December 2023

Sthoulya(Obesity) is considered as an Illness considered one amongst Astau Nindita due to multi-dimensional influence, ranging from mild to severe life-threatening effects. In the present study 40 patients were included to analyse the comparative effect of 2 main modalities used for management of Sthoulya, they are Udvartana by Haridradi Gana Churna & Kshara Basti. The patients were selected from opd & ipd of Muniyal Ayurveda Hospital.
The study being a comparative clinical study with a pre and post-test design. The assessment was done by suitable
scoring methods which were critically analysed. The results thus obtained were statistically subjected to Wilcoxin
signed rank test was used in ordinal data and paired t test was used when data is numerical. For between the
groups, Mann Whitney test was used for ordinal data and unpaired t test was used for numerical data. The end
results obtained were interpreted accordingly. The study showed that Circumference of body parts like Chest, Hip
and Mid-thigh circumference, Skin fold thickness at triceps, biceps, subscapular, thigh were better in Group A
(Haridradi Gana) to targeting local fat accumulation whereas the Group B (Kshara Basti Group) was better in
parameters like Nidradhikya, Khudha, body weight, BMI, circumference of abdomen, hip, midthigh, midarm &
skin fold thickness of triceps and supra iliac region. This shows the efficacy of Kshara Basti in causing overall
weight reduction.
A COMPARATIVE CLINICAL STUDY TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF VALU-KA SWEDA AND JAMBEERA PINDA SWEDA FOLLOWED BY NASYA WITH MASHADI YOGA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MANYASTAMBHA W.S.R. TO CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS
Authors: K Pravallika
Published: December 2023

Manyastambha is one among these vatavikaras which result in karma kshaya of manyapradesha and is widely observed in the present era. Manyastambha is the disorder in which vitiated vata gets localized in the manyapradesha
and causes sankocha of the siras; in turn leads to stiffness of the neck with restricted and painful movements.
Manyastambha can be related to Cervical Spondylosis . Cervical Spondylosis is one of the degenerative conditions of the cervical spine. Manyasthamba occurs in Kapha Sthana hence snehana cannot be used primly without
kaphahara measures. Hence here an attempt is tried to induce swedana as a pradhana karma followed by Nasya.
Nasya is an important Panchakarma therapy & considered as the best for Urdhwajathrugatavikaras. With an intention to find out an effective, economical and affordable treatment modality with minimal hospitalization, the study
was planned to evaluate and to compare the individual and synergistic therapeutic effect of Rukshavalukasweda
followed by Nasya with Mashadi Yoga and Snigdhaushna Jambeera Pinda Sweda followed by Nasya with
Mashadi Yoga in the management of Manyasthambha (Cervical Spondylosis).
RISK OF HRIDROGA (CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDER) IN AMAVATA PA-TIENTS (RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS) AMONG COASTAL POPULATION: A HEALTHCARE CHALLENGE
Authors: Golghate Ravi , Mulik Gouri , Mohite Suhas
Published: December 2023

Amavata (RA), which is a systemic disease affecting mainly Koshta (gastrointestinal tract) and Sandhi (marmas-thisandhigat vyadhi), is a prevalent condition encountered in our day-to-day practice. In modern science, Aamvat can be correlated with Rheumatoid Arthritis. The association between RA and heart disease has been studied extensively, and the results are concerning. Patients with RA have an average risk of heart disease that is almost 50 percent higher than the general population. Changes in the occurrence/ outcome of Amavata due to Geo-graphical differences must be considered. According to our observation, Aamvat prevalence in the coastal popu-lation was exceptionally higher than in any other region. Inadequate access to healthcare services and limited health knowledge in remote coastal locations are associated with a higher burden of such chronic diseases. This Review article focuses on the need to understand and assess the risk of Hridroga (CVD) in Amavata vyadhi (RA) among the Coastal population so that we can help them lower the incidences of this vyadhi and its Updra-vas (complications).
CLINICAL STUDY ON EFFECT OF SHULAPRASHAMANA MAHAKASHAYA ON UDAVARTINI YONIVYAPAD VIS-À-VIS PRIMARY DYSMENORRHEA
Authors: B.Patil Rani. , - Shreevathsa
Published: December 2023

‘Sama Dosha Samaagnischa Sama Dhatu Malakriya……’ are the lakshanas of swastha purusha. Any deviation
from these lakshanas, impairment in dosha, dhatu, mala, etc will definitely lead to Vyadhi. Every vyadhi has its
own characteristic feature, among which Shula is one of the pradhana lakshana. The synonym of Shula is roga,
which signifies the importance of this lakshana in every vyadhi. Shula is the atmaja lakshana of vata dosha, and
without the involvement of vata dosha, shula cannot manifest. Udavartini yonivyapad is one with Shula as its
pradhana lakshana and can be correlated to Primary dysmenorrhea in contemporary science. The concept of shula needs to be understood as there are other terms like vedana, toda, and ruja which also convey a similar meaning. Panchashan mahakasaya of Charaka Samhita is a unique classification of dravya based on the pradhana
karma. Shulaprashamana is one among those groups which help in relieving Shula. Shula prashamana mahakasaya is not used as a whole in any of the formulations in classics, while as individual dravyas are used in
chikitsa. With this background, a conceptual and applied study of shulaprashamana gana and an evaluation of its
efficacy in the subjects of udavartini was selected.
A CRITICAL AND CONSOLIDATE STUDY OF MEDODHARA KALA W.S.R. TO MAJJA DHATU
Authors: Rani Meher Swapna , Dwivedi Sushil , Rai Sunil
Published: December 2023

Kala is one of the unique concepts explained in the classics of Ayurveda. Maharshi Sushruta defined Kala as Dhatvashayantar Maryada, i.e., it is a Membranous structure that lines between Dhatus and their Ashayas. Medodhara Kala is one of seven kalas. Medodhara Kala is the 3rd Kala in Asthis about Majja Dhatu. Based on Kala's origin, definition, structure, and functional point of view, the Medodhara Kala is correlated with endoste-um.
A CONCEPTUAL STUDY ON THE ETIOPATHOGENESIS OF ASTHIKSHAYA W.S.R
TO SENILE OSTEOPOROSIS
Authors: Kaur Jitendra , Singh Virender , Vyas Mahesh , Kumar Kamal
Published: December 2023

Ayurveda emphasizes that harmony between Dosha, Dhatu, and Mala contributes to good health while their vitiation causes illness. There are four main causes for their vitiation, i.e., Sharirika (physical), Manasika (mental),
Agantuja (accidental), and Swabhawaja (natural). Natural causes are those that automatically give rise to certain
conditions like old age and, eventually death. According to Ayurveda, there is a predominance of Vata Dosha in
old age, which causes degeneration of body tissues. Senile osteoporosis represents a condition of bone loss that
results from aging. With a rise in older population due to increased life expectancy, osteoporosis has become a
serious problem among elders because its prevalence increases with age. Considering the causes of Vata vitiation
and Asthikshaya as same and Vata dominance in old age, the etiopathogenesis of Asthikshaya can be understood
in relation with senile osteoporosis. In this study, effort has been made to understand the etiopathogenesis of bone
loss in elderly.
A REVIEW ON KUSHTHAGHNA MAHAKASHAYA
Authors: Kumari Ritu , Singh Yashwant , Sharma Rajnikant , Singh Rajender
Published: December 2023

Skin diseases are being regarded as a major health issue as it leads to discomfort and significant morbidity. In Ayurveda, skin diseases have been comprehended under the heading of Kushtha. Kushtha is further classified as Mahakushtha and Kshudrakushtha. In Charaka Samhita, Acharya Charaka has described a group of ten medicines for skin diseases under Kushthaghna mahakashaya. In the Kushthaghna Mahakashyaya, the majority of the drugs were noted to have Rasayana (rejuvenation) properties. So, these drugs help to lessen the aid in the management of chronic skin problems. In this paper, drugs of Kushthaghna Mahakashaya have been reviewed on scientific lines through published work and it is observed that the drugs have various related activity.
UNDERSTANDING ASTHIKSHAYA & AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT WITH NASYA
Authors: Prabha.R.P Punnya , A.S Prashanth. , Karlwad Manjula
Published: December 2023

Disease results from disequilibrium of the Dosha, Dhatus, and Malas, which is the equilibrium state. Either Vriddhi or Kshaya could describe this disequilibrium. Of the seven Dhatus, Asthi is the fifth. Asthikshaya is one of the
18 types of Kshaya that Acharya Charaka lists as a condition. Asthikshaya symptoms are like those of osteoporosis or osteoopenia. It is a skeletal condition marked by low bone mass and micro architectural deterioration of
bone tissue, increasing bone fragility and fracture susceptibility as a result. Nasya karma, the practice of administering medication through the nose, is the route to the shiras. Nasya oushadhi acts on the higher brain centers by
traveling through the nose to the brain.
CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF DHOOPANA KARMA ACCORDING TO AYURVEDA.
Authors: Deodas Madhavi , Jadhav Kadambari , Chutake Sumit , Bongulwar Sonali
Published: December 2023

Ayurveda adopts a holistic approach, with the main goals of treating disease and enhancing personal wellness. According to Ayurveda, there should be harmony between the environment and the individual (i.e., mind, soul, and spirit). Our Ayurvedic texts discuss measures for Rakshakarma, such as Homa, Pooja, Yagnya, man-trachikitsa, Manidharana, and Dhoopana. Many benefits of Dhoopana are elaborated, like treating Vrana, Yonivyapada, Karna Rogas, Nasa Rogas, Guda Rogas, Gatra Daurgandhya, as well as to disinfect Bheshajaga-ra, Vranagara, Sutikagara, Shastrakar maghruha, Kumaragara and sterilise Asavas and Aristas. Dhoopana is a crucial component of Rakshavidhi, which guarantees immunity against microorganisms. Many diseases like Ar-sha, Jwara, Unmada, Romantika, Shotha, and many other diseases can be treated using Dhoopana karma of me-dicinal plants. Acharya Charaka, Sushruta, and Vagbhata all explained many Dhoopana formulas. Many im-portant Dhoopan dravyas mentioned in Ayurved are mentioned in this article.
SHIROBASTI – A CONCEPTUAL STUDY
Authors: N Prathima , Kumar D.G Sanath
Published: December 2023

Shirobasti is a classic remedy for Shirogata Rogas. This is among Murdhni Taila. ”Shirasi Yat Tailam Diyate Tan
Murdhnitaialamucchate” i,e. anointing head with oil is called as Murdhnitaila. Shirobasti is formed from 2 different terms: Shiras (head) and Basti (“Vas Nivase”- which retains, or which holds) is the procedure where medicated Sneha is retained over the head for stipulated period of time and temperature. Shirobasti is considered as
superior among Murdhni Taila as it serves both preventive and curative ailments. Shirobasti helps in relaxing and
revitalizing central nervous system, hormonal functions and has soothing effect on endocrine system, here an attempt is made to describe the procedure in detail.
Terminación de la psicoterapia con niños y adolescentes en los contextos institucionales desde la perspectiva de los padres
Authors: Zapata Restrepo Nancy Julieth , Ocampo-Lopera Diana-María , Ibarra-Rivera David-Alejandro , Sierra-Zuluaga Ana-Sofía , Mejía Melissa , Espinosa-Duque Daniel
Published: December 2023

Introducción. Conocer los tipos de terminación de las psicoterapias y los factores asociados, permite comprender esta dimensión del tratamiento y pensar estrategias para el mejoramiento del proceso.
Objetivo. El presente estudio busca identificar los tipos de terminación de la psicoterapia en niños y adolescentes y los factores que influyen en ellos en dos centros de atención psicológica.
Metodología. Se utilizó un diseño cuantitativo, exploratorio, transversal, con un alcance descriptivo y de asociación, fueron encuestados 100 pacientes (48 niños y 52 adolescentes).
Resultados. Se encontraron cuatro tipos de terminación: por factores institucionales o del terapeuta, atribuida a factores externos del tratamiento, por insatisfacción de los usuarios y por cumplimiento de objetivos. Se identifican algunas asociaciones entre estos y las características clínicas y sociodemográficas del tratamiento.
Discusión. Los aspectos institucionales y las condiciones externas al paciente deben ser considerados en la construcción de las estrategias de intervención con esta población. Además, se requiere un proceso de educación a padres sobre la intervención psicológica y su alcance institucional para modular las expectativas asociadas al proceso.
Investigación para la formación integral
Authors: Reluz Barturén Francisco Felizardo , Taboada Montaño Luisín Antonelli , Dioses Lescano Nelly , Cervera Vallejos Mirtha Flor , Morales Huamán Humberto Iván , Fernández Otoya Fiorela Anaí , Díaz de Angulo Doris Margot , Cazana Canchis Serapio Estanislao
Published: December 2023

La vida y la academia se integran en la educación que investiga, entendida como formación integral en sus distintas formas y modalidades, pues la educación es la vida misma. Por eso, el libro “Investigación para la formación integral” es un producto académico del equipo investigador conformado por docentes universitarios de distintas especialidades y universidades del norte peruano vinculados en la común afinidad de enseñar-aprender investigando. Contiene seis estudios compartidos y debatidos conjuntamente, que van desde el sentido de la investigación, el conocimiento ético-actitudinal contextualizado, la formación en competencias TIC y las perspectivas sobre educación sexual en docentes, e incluye -in memoriam- el aporte del colega Wiliam Tapia sobre antropología del cuidado intercultural. El eje transversal del libro es la convicción inspiradora de Dewey quien afirma que educar es reconstruir continuamente la experiencia profundizadora de lo social.
Flower power. Езикът на растенията в литературата и живописта
Authors:   Institute for Literature, BAS, Bulgaria, Серафимова Маргарита
Published: December 2023

For a very long time, living forms and art forms have been put in relationship by thinkers and artists. Analogies have always fascinated poets with the power of correspondences. Imagination and thought meet when creativity in nature and artistic creation are linked. Botany for example has undoubtedly inspired artists throughout the ages. Plant metaphors have always been an important part of the poetic imagination. Their diversity also stems from the evolution of the botanical science itself and from its relation to arts. The paper aims to trace some of the threads that link botany and art, and the mixing of codes in the practices of writers and researchers who are equally subject to the scientific discoveries and to the aesthetics of forms.
Интердисциплинарност в процеса на обучение
Authors:   Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen, Витанова Наталия
Published: December 2023

This article attempts to describe some features of interdisciplinarity in the learning process. It derives definitions of the concept of interdisciplinarity and distinguishes four areas of interdisciplinary operationalization - academic, school, professional and practical interdisciplinarity. We mention some principles of school interdisciplinarity and indicate several examples of the implementation of interdisciplinarity in the learning process. The article presents the prerequisites for interdisciplinarity in the learning process and its benefits and makes a short critical analysis of Bulgarian education in the context of interdisciplinarity in the learning process.
Crisis construction in the comtemporary communication environment: a dynamic, complex, and mis/disinformation-rich process
Authors:   University of Tunis El Manar, Tunisia, Ben Ghozlen Boutheina
Published: December 2023

Digital technologies have revolutionized the current media and communication ecosystem, changing the dynamics of information exchange during disruptive events. These changes, combined with the range of global crises and challenges that the world has been recently facing, warrant allocating the process of crisis communication greater scholarly attention. Against this background, a review of the crisis communication literature is herein conducted to identify the key features and emerging trends characteristic of the contemporary communication landscape and thereby contribute to informing future decision-making. The literature review unveiled the dynamic, complex, and mis/disinformation-dominated nature of modern crisis communication channels. Equally important, drawing on these observations, this research outlined two key recommendations for practitioners to upgrade their crisis communication practices and keep abreast of the changing media and information paradigms. On a theoretical plane, the article recommends a more practice-oriented approach to be adopted by future crisis communication studies, thus following a more prescriptive research agenda.
University students and instructors’ perceptions of challenges in academic writing
Authors:   Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen, Gerova Gergana , Ivanova Irina ,   Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen
Published: December 2023

Academic writing in courses taught in English is one of the areas which pose challenges for university students. Due to a lack of consistent practices in teaching writing in secondary education, school graduates encounter serious difficulties in their transition to academic discourse and writing in English required for some disciplines. The article discusses students’ attitudes and perceived challenges in writing, and reveals discrepancies between students and instructors’ perspectives. The discussion is mapped against the widely researched area of challenges in academic writing, and is based on analyzing quantitative and qualitative data, obtained from a small-scale survey with BA and MA students of English studies in a Bulgarian university, and focus-group interviews with their instructors. The findings of this interdisciplinary study provide insights into students’ challenges in academic writing. It also helps to raise students’ awareness of their own strengths and weaknesses, and identify areas for instructors’ intervention and remedial work.
„Мъртви души“ на Н. Гогол, „Годишните времена“ и митовете на руската монархия
Authors:   Konstantin Preslavsky University of Shumen, Кръстева Денка
Published: December 2023

The article discusses the existence of an unexplored ideological layer in the novel Dead Souls. The argumentation is based on tracing intertextual connections between Gogol’s novel and "the seasons” of the Russian monarchy with its scenarios and myths. The parallel “man/ruler – season” is used for analyzing the characters of Manilov and Korobochka and “the seasons” in their estates-visions of the state. The article also focuses on conceptualising Spring and Summer in the sentimental-romantic period, and in the Women’s kingdom and the Ideal village. The analysis confirms the existence of a conceptual layer in “Dead Souls” which is connected to the sentimental-romantic portrayal of the ruler’s power and its grotesque deformation.
Entangled Memories: representations of Crimea in literature, poetry and art
Authors:   University of Bucharest, Romania, Cosma Alina
Published: December 2023

The United Nations' cultural agency, UNESCO, has recently added the Historic Centre of Odesa (Ukraine) to its World Heritage List. Odesa is part of the Crimean Peninsula and it is a legendary port that has left its mark on the cinema, literature and the arts. Crimea has always attracted a large number of cultural figures including Alexandr Pushkin, Maxim Gorky, Anna Akhmatova, Ivan Bunin, Marina Tsvetaeva, Isaac Babel, Boris Pasternak, etc. Like the Russian-born Anton Chekhov, Ukrainian authors who have written about the peninsula were, historically, not native Crimeans. Crimea is not only the focus of geopolitical conflict, but also the source of artistic and literary inspiration. In this article, I analyze some perspectives on Crimea, starting with Ivan K. Aivazovsky’s paintings (1817-1900), and some selected texts from those of the above-mentioned authors. For a current view on Crimea, I shall also consider some aspects of Ilya Kaminsky’s contemporary poetry.
CALCULATION OF THE MOMENT OF OVERTURNING FORCES ON THE CROWN OF A ROADHEADERS WHEN DETERMINING ITS STABILITY
Authors:   Tula State University, ZHABIN A.B. , POLYAKOV A.V. ,   LLC "Unified Consulting Holding», LINNIK YU.N. ,   State University of Management, LINNIK V.YU. ,   State University of Management
Published: December 2023

The method of calculating the stability of a roadheaders is considered. The possibility of its refinement due to a more accurate calculation of the moment of overturning forces on the executive body is noted. The modes of processing the face by the executive body are described, calculation schemes and some calculation dependencies for determining the stability of the roadheaders are presented. An example of calculating the stability of a KP-21 road-headers is given.
PREDICTION OF DAILY SURFACE SUBSIDENCE DURING UNDERGROUND EXCAVATION
Authors:   Tula State University, SARYCHEV V.I. , POLYAKOV A.V. ,   limited liability company (LLC) «Unified Consulting Holding», CHEBOTAREV P.N. ,   Tula State University, DEMIN V.K. ,   Tula State University
Published: December 2023

The article discusses the causes of subsidence of the daytime surface as a result of underground workings, as well as various methods of their assessment. In particular, among the empirical methods, a method based on the use of the Gaussian error function was singled out. Calculations of the stability of the face and estimates of the pressure of the soil in it when tunneling using tunnel-tunneling mechanized complexes are also presented.
THEORETICAL PROVISIONS OF OVERBURDEN FORMATION IN QUARRY EXCAVATION WITH THE USE OF DRAGLINE
Authors:   Tula State University, KACHURIN N.M. , KUREKHIN E.V. ,   Kuzbass State Technical University named after T.F. Gorbachev
Published: December 2023

A methodological approach is proposed to establish the relationship between the parameters of the quarry excavation and the working parameters of the dump equipment, which makes it possible to give a forecast estimate of the capacity of the quarry excavation for placing overburden rocks in the dump remaining from the development of coal seams in the form of a synclinal fold. A three-dimensional model of a quarry excavation with the placement of overburden rocks using a dragline has been developed. The results of calculations are presented, allowing to estimate the volume and time of placement of overburden rocks in a quarry excavation using a dragline, depending on the parameters of the quarry excavation and the performance of draglines.
ANALYSIS OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY DATA FROM UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES TO STUDY THE STATE OF THE SIDES OF A COAL MINE
Authors:   Irkutsk National Research Technical University, KIRIKOV D.A. , FEDOROV V.S. , KALIMULLINA D.I. , OKHUNOV G.R. ,   Irkutsk National Research Technical University
Published: December 2023

The state of the sides of quarries and coal mines under production conditions is not stable and requires their constant assessment. Therefore, we propose the use of unmanned aerial vehicles to study the state of the sides of the coal mine. The object of our study was the Kharanut coal mine. Based on aerial photography data of the area under consideration, methods are proposed that can be used to predict places potentially promising for the manifestation of landslides, cracks and collapses. The methods consider the nature of geomechanical changes and involve work in geoinformation systems. The method for determining possible landslide locations is based on changes in elevation marks of ledge surfaces over different time periods. After interpreting the results obtained, based on changes in the elevations of the same section of the side, conclusions were drawn about the places where landslides are possible. The following method involves the construction of two models, based on which it is possible to determine the boundaries, nature and dynamics of possible collapses resulting from the accumulation of high pressure on the ground...
ANALYSIS OF SOFTWARE PRODUCTS FOR DESIGNING DRILLING AND BLASTING OPERATIONS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF DEPOSITS BY UNDERGROUND MINING METHOD
Authors:   Siberian Federal University, KIRSANOV A.K.
Published: December 2023

This paper provides a brief overview of advanced software products for designing drilling and blasting operations in the development of deposits by underground mining method: we have demonstrated the key features of each of the software packages under consideration; presented existing companies that use them. Based on the results of this review, we have put forward our recommendations on selecting specialized software depending on the consumer's needs.
EVALUATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF HYPERGENESIS DURING STORAGE OF WASTE OF ENHANCEMENT OF COPPER PYRITE ORES ON THE CHOICE OF TECHNOLOGICAL SCHEMES OF THEIR DEVELOPMENT
Authors:   Institute of Comprehensive Exploitation of Mineral Resources of Russian Academy of Sciences, RYLNIKOVA M.V. , RADCHENKO D.N. ,   Institute of Comprehensive Exploitation of Mineral Resources of Russian Academy of Sciences, TSUPKINA M.V. ,   Institute of Comprehensive Exploitation of Mineral Resources of Russian Academy of Sciences
Published: December 2023

The problem of involvement of lying wastes of copper-pyrite ore processing into industrial exploitation considering transformation of their material composition and structure in the process of storage is considered. By the example of old tailings dump of Sibai concentrator patterns of humidity, pH of environment and solubility of mineral forms on depth of technogenic massif are established. The peculiarities of the structure of the technogenic mineral formation are marked; based on the results of geological and evaluation works the hypergenesis zone, which differs by mineral composition, structure and properties of the stockpiled raw materials, is singled out. A method of zoning the technogenic formation by depth to choose the technology of its development is proposed.
Problems of correlation of the right to information and the right to privacy on the internet
Authors: Ivanova Zh. B. , Tatarinova L. F.
Published: December 2023

The article analyzes the legal regulation of the private life of citizens, which is becoming increasingly open due to the expansion of modern Internet resources. The relevance of this issue both in the Republic of Kazakhstan and in Russia is confirmed by the growing volume of litigation on the topic of our research. The main goal of our research is to reveal fundamental human rights and freedoms related to information related to private life with the expansion of digital technologies and, in particular, the Internet. The authors made an attempt to correlate the right to freedom of information and the right to ensure privacy on the Internet. The results obtained by the authors may be useful in solving problems of qualifying acts related to violation of the right to privacy if there is a conflict with the right to receive information. The authors used a wide variety of research methods, the main one of which was the comparative legal method, which was used both when comparing the institutions of the right to privacy and the right to information. At the end of this study, the authors came to the conclusion that both the right to privacy and the right to information on the Internet are implemented exclusively within the framework of the law and with mandatory consideration of the consequences of violating such rights.
Peranan Kompetensi Profesional Guru Pendidikan Agama Kristen dalam Membentuk Karakter Peserta Didik
Authors: Naibaho Septi Enjelika , Naibaho Dorlan
Published: December 2023

Nowadays, many problems that occur among Christian teenagers are caused by the lack of teaching Christian values and character to students. This can be caused by the progress of the times and also the increasingly rapid development of technology. However, on the other hand, the role of Christian Religious Education teachers can also help build good character for students at school. The task of Christian Religious Education teachers is to educate and guide students to become individuals who fear God. Character, if interpreted in general, is the nature, disposition or behavior that exists within a person and is a description of how he is. A student must have good character and fear God. The character of one person and another is certainly not the same, therefore character is said to be a description or characteristic of a person. In this case, it is important for Christian Religious Education teachers to understand what professional competencies are and apply them in the teaching and learning process. There are five competencies for Christian Religious Education Teachers that apply in Indonesia, including Pedagogical Competency, Personality Competency, Professional Competency, Social Competency and Spiritual Competency. As a teacher who is of course a role model for students, Christian Religious Education teachers must be professional in guiding and directing students because this will influence the formation of students' character and morals. The method used in writing this journal is the bibliographic method, meaning the method is carried out by examining various reference sources such as books, journals or scientific articles.
Ciprofloxacin Ophthalmic DRESS Syndrome: Case Report
Authors:   Mexican Institute of Social Security, General Hospital of Zone No. 5, Internal Medicine Service. Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, Corrales-Bay Fernanda , Mendoza-Contreras Diego ,   Mexican Institute of Social Security, General Hospital of Zone No. 5, Internal Medicine Service. Nogales, Sonora, Mexico, Mendoza-Padilla Luis Francisco ,   Mexican Institute of Social Security, General Hospital of Zone No. 14, Gynecology and Obstetrics Service. Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, Hoyos-Martinez Emily ,   Mexican Institute of Social Security, General Hospital of Zone No. 5, Internal Medicine Service. Nogales, Sonora, Mexico
Published: December 2023

Introduction: Drug rash with eosinophilia and systemic symptoms (DRESS syndrome), also known as drug-induced hypersensitivity syndrome, is a rare severe systemic hypersensitivity drug reaction. Diagnosing DRESS syndrome is challenging due to non-specific manifestations that can make it difficult to recognize. Therefore, addressing and discussing this issue is extremely important, considering the potential lethality of a treatable syndrome. Clinical case: We describe the clinical characteristics of a 39-year-old female who presented with DRESS syndrome associated with the use of ciprofloxacin ophthalmic. The patient manifested a mild maculopapular rash located in the pelvic limbs with subsequent ascending distribution and generalized erythematoviolaceous affecting four extremities, trunk, facial region and scalp, together with fever and lymphadenopathy. Paraclinical tests revealed leukocytosis and eosinophilia. According to RegiScar's ranking, it scored 6 points, classifying it as the definitive case for DRESS. He concluded a schedule with prednisone 1 mg/kg/day with a slow reduction dose, obtaining a good response to treatment. Conclusions: DRESS syndrome should be suspected in a patient receiving medical treatment who presents with the following signs and symptoms: rash, fever (38°C), facial edema, and lymphadenopathy. Fortunately, this reaction is usually reversible, with a low incidence of residual damage or mortality, in the case of timely discontinuation of antibiotics and use of topical or systemic corticosteroids.
The Correlation of Leg Length, Jump Height, and Leg Muscle Explosive Power Toward Sprint Ability
Authors: Perwira Bakti Ananda , Widyah Kusnanik Nining , Sri Wahjuni Endang , Firmansyah Awang , Himawan Susanto Indra , Abdil Khuddus Luthfi
Published: December 2023

The study purpose was to investigate the relationship between sprint ability at elementary school and leg length, jump height and leg explosive power. Sports coaching starting at the school level, where students are led and trained to have a strong, skilled, nimble, and agile mentality, athletic is very appropriate. One factor, specifically leg length (anatomy), jump height, and leg explosive power (physiology) in sprinting, affects an athlete's performance. The method Cross-sectional quantitative descriptive research is the method used in this study. A total of 61 male students between the ages of 10 and 12 made up the research sample. Measurements of leg length, jump height, leg explosive power, and a 40-meter sprint are used to obtain data. The normality test, correlation test, and table presentation were used in the descriptive data analysis. The results The results stated that the average leg length was 83.46 ± 5.43 cm, the average jump height was 17.91 ± 5.52 cm, the average explosive power of leg was 1451.61 ± 399.45 watts, and the average speed was 8.70 ± 1.61 m/s. If the calculated r value is less than the r table value, then there is a very weak correlation between the leg length variable and the speed variable. The results of the correlation test between leg length and speed obtained r count 0.137 and r table 0.254. There is a weak correlation between the leg explosive power variable and the speed variable, is evidenced by the correlation test results between leg power and speed, which were r count -0.369 and r table 0.254. There is a strong correlation between the jump height variable and the speed variable, as evidenced by the correlation value test results between the jump height value and the speed value, which show a correlation coefficient value of -0.715 and a sig value of 0.000, which is smaller than 0.05. According to the study's findings, sprint students at elementary school have a correlation between leg length, leg muscle explosive power, and jump height.
Keywords: Leg length, Explosive Power, Jump Height, and Sprint
Estado de la condición física y de composición corporal en escolares colombianos de 11 a 17 años.
Authors: Uscatgeui Ciendua Alix Johana , Hernández Samuel José , Herrera William Gregorio
Published: December 2023

Resumen. Objetivo: Determinar el estado de la condición física y de composición corporal en escolares del colegio INEM de Kennedy Bogotá Colombia. Materiales y Métodos: Estudio de enfoque cuantitativo, de tipo experimental con un alcance descriptivo y de corte transversal, la población fue de N (444) estudiantes de ambos géneros a los que se le evaluó la condición física con el protocolo de la Batería ALPHA-Fitness luego del retorno a clases de educación física presenciales. El análisis estadístico se realizó con el programa estadístico Jamovi (versión 2.3). Resultados: La media de las variables establecieron en IMC de 20,05 Kg/cm2,  en el perímetro de cintura 67,7 (cm) y la media de la prueba de velocidad 12,8 (s), mientras que el porcentaje graso (%), la capacidad aeróbica (m), la media de la prensión manual de la mano (kg) y la media de salto longitudinal (cm) fue superior en los hombres; se encontraron diferencias estadísticamente significativas p<0,05 por edad y sexo en la mayoría de los componentes de la condición física saludable. Conclusión: Se presenta un aumento de casos de sobrepeso y delgadez al igual que una disminución en la resistencia aeróbica. El estudio permite identificar si los estudiantes se encuentran en zonas saludable o de riesgo de salud, lo que permite a los docentes tener un diagnóstico útil, para crear estrategias pedagógicas que promuevan el desarrollo integral de forma progresiva en los estudiantes que retornan a clases presenciales después del confinamiento, teniendo énfasis principal en la nutrición y la capacidad cardiorrespiratoria y su relación con elementos de salud.
Translanguaging pedagogy: An integrative review study questioning its potential benefits and main concerns
Authors: KOÇER Pınar
Published: December 2023

In the era of globalization, when cultural diversity and multilingualism cross borders, specific changes have been observed in human relations and educational implementations. Such changes in multicultural and multilingual contexts have made it necessary to create novel pedagogies for language teaching by tailoring traditional teaching and learning approaches. Therefore, adapting language teaching methods and techniques to multilingual and multicultural classrooms through translanguaging is one of the hottest issues in the current literature. Remarkably, the primary purpose of this present study is to portray a theoretical understanding of translanguaging and further discuss the pedagogical aspect of it in the Turkish context through an integrative review methodology. To this end, five research studies conducted in the Turkish context were selected based on certain criteria and analyzed through document analysis to reach a comprehensive picture of translanguaging practices in EFL classroom settings. By doing so, it attempted to argue its potential benefits and possible challenges to guide stakeholders about how and/or when to benefit from translanguaging pedagogy so that it becomes more precise and beneficial for classroom use.
Analysis of B.Ed. program in the context of TPACK framework: a case study of Allama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad
Authors: Iqbal Mussarat , Rehman Nadia , Yangpin Li
Published: December 2023

The essence of educational excellence often hinges on the calibre of its educators. An educator's prowess is best reflected through their continuous learning journey, initial educational experiences and ongoing professional training. In this manuscript, we have focused on the incorporation of the Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK) framework within the Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.) curriculum (1.5 years degree) at the Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU), Islamabad, Pakistan. By meticulously analysing these pertinent program documents, we seek to uncover the depth of TPACK's integration and its role in nurturing the growth of budding educators. The analysis focused on course outlines, learning materials, and assessments, among other things, to identify TPACK concepts and strategies. The findings of the study indicate that the B.Ed. program (1.5 years) consists of sixteen courses over three semesters; however, none are related to integrating technology into teaching and learning. Four courses are related to integrating technology in the teaching and learning process in the last category but are optional. A potential avenue for future research is comparing the B.Ed. program (1.5 years) at AIOU with similar programs at other universities, both within the country and internationally.
ફાધર વાલેસની આત્મકથામાં પ્રગટ થતા બે ઉત્તમ ચરિત્રો
Authors: Parmar Sanjay
Published: December 2023

આત્મકથા લખવાનું એક પ્રયોજન જાત નિરીક્ષણનો આયામ પણ છે. ગુજરાતી સાહિત્યમાં આત્મકથા સાહિત્યસ્વરૂપ તેના ઉદભવ (મારી હકીકત) થી સમયાંતરે વિકસતું રહ્યું છે. ‘સત્યના પ્રયોગો’ જેવી આત્મકથામાં આ સ્વરૂપ વધું સારી રીતે ખીલ્યું છે. ગુજરાતી ભાષા જેટલી આપણા પ્રદેશના લેખકોને આકર્ષી છે તેટલી જ બીજી ભૂમિના લેખકોને આકર્ષતી રહી છે. વિદેશી સર્જકોને પણ એ એટલી જ વ્હાલી લાગી છે. અત્રે એ ઉલ્લેખનીય છે કે અન્ય ભાષાના સર્જકોએ આ ભાષાને પોતાની ભાષા જેમ આત્મસાત કરી છે. આપણા માટે એવા સર્જકોને પરપ્રાંતના સર્જકો કહેવા કે કેમ? એ પણ પ્રશ્ન છે. કારણ એટલી પોતીકી રીતે ગુજરાતી ભાષામાં સર્જન કર્યું છે. ફક્ત સર્જન નથી કર્યું તેઓ એ ભાષામાં જીવ્યા છે. કાકાસાહેબ કાલેલકર ગુજરાતી સાહિત્યમાં સવાયા ગુજરાતી તરીકે પંકાયેલા છે તે અન્ય ભાષાના સર્જક છે તેમ છતાં ગુજરાતી ભાષાને પોતીકી કરીને તેઓ આ ભાષા જીવ્યા છે આ ભાષામાં સર્જન કર્યું છે એવા એક બીજા સવાયા ગુજરાતી એટલે ફાધર વાલેસ.
માનવધર્મના ઉદયની આગાહી કરતી શરદચંદ્ર ચટ્ટોપાધ્યાયની શ્રેષ્ઠ વાર્તાઓ
Authors: વસાવા દક્ષા
Published: December 2023

સુપ્રસિદ્ધ બંગાળી નવલકથાકાર શરદચંદ્ર ચટ્ટોપાધ્યાય પાસેથી આપણને માતબર પ્રમાણમાં નવલકથાઓ અને ટુંકીવાર્તાઓ મળે છે. તેમને ‘મંદિર’ નામની એક વાર્તા તેમના મામાના નામથી પ્રસિદ્ધ કરી હતી, જેને પ્રથમ પારિતોષિક મળ્યું હતું. આ પછી તેમની ‘રામેર સુમતિ’, ‘પંથનિર્દેશ’ અને ‘બિન્દુર છેલે’ નામની વાર્તાઓ પ્રગટ થતાં તેઓ ખ્યાતિ પામ્યા.
TROPICAL ALMOND: THE VALUABLE TREE
Authors: Singh M , Parmar F , Solanki H
Published: December 2023

Terminalia catappa is a big spreading tree in strong winds. It nurtures in normally drained, well aerated, sandy soils, belongs to family Combretaceae. It is naturally found in subtropical and tropical zones of Indian and Pacific Oceans and also parts of the world including Brazil, the Caribbean, and East Africa. The tree bears fruit that is ellipsoid in shape, with apex which are bluntly pointed. It is able to show antimicrobial, anti‑inflammatory, antidiabetic, antioxidant, hepatoprotective, and anticancer activities. All parts of the plant can be used in traditional medicine.  Terminalia catappa can even produce dye which provenly has some medicinal properties.
પરિષ્કૃતિની નોખી મુદ્રા: 'મારો શામળિયો'
Authors: પટેલ રમણ
Published: December 2023

‘મારો શામળિયો’ કવિતાએ વીસમી સદીના આઠમા-નવમા દાયકામાં આધુનિક ગુજરાતી ચેતનાથી પરિમાર્જન પામેલી સંપ્રજ્ઞતાના સંભૂત કાવ્યન્યાસની લબ્ધિ છે. આધુનિકતા અને અનુઆધુનિકતા વચ્ચેની ક્રિયા-પ્રતિક્રિયાના વિવિધ સંબંધોથી પોતાનું અલગ પોત રચી કલા સંયતતાને પરિણામે કાવ્યની અભિવ્યક્તિ સમષ્ટિને ચીંધનારું પરિષ્કૃત કાવ્ય છે.
Does Increasing Number of Livestock Affect Climate Change? Evidence from Türkiye
Authors: ERDAL Burcu , TİPİ Tolga
Published: December 2023

The Agricultural Sector is one of the sectors that cause the most significant greenhouse gas emissions due to using fertilizers, agricultural mechanization, paddy cultivation, and especially animal husbandry. Although the agricultural sector causes climate change, it is one of the sectors most affected by climate change. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural production is essential for the sustainability of agriculture and the food security of people. This study analyzes long and short-term cointegration between agricultural greenhouse gas emissions and livestock activities in Türkiye using data covering 1990-2019. According to the analysis results, using the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) bound testing method, a positive and statistically significant relationship was found between the number of cattle, bovine animals, poultry, and CO2 emissions. In the long run, a 1% increase in the number of bovine animals (BA), sheep and goats (SG), and poultry (P) in Türkiye will increase CO2 emissions by 0.87, 0.09, and 0.09%, respectively. In the short term, only a positive and significant relationship was found between the number of bovine animals and CO2 emissions. These results reveal that policymakers should evaluate people’s efforts to increase animal production to ensure food security and policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.