bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Review of The Security Check Process at The Passenger Security Checkpoint (PSCP) to Improve Flight Security at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport
Authors: Kardi Kardi , Amir Elvi , Adriansyah Fery , Kumala Pratiwi Ayu
Published: September 2023

Threats to aviation security have increased, firearms technology has developedrapidly, including the existence of firearms using a magazine in which there are 4 (four) rounds of ammunition and firearms with revolver type with titanium material  which is light, strong and can store 5 (five) rounds of ammunition so that it can shoot with a certain amount of ammunition contained in it. In addition to thedevelopment of firearms, there are also sharp weapons that are not made of metal (non-metallic knife) where the developmentof this sharp weapon is in stark contrast to the technology of security equipment used at terminal 3 Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, the majority of which still use metal detectors. With the development of weapons technology, both firearms and sharp weapons, it is this equipment, procedures and capabilities of aviation security personnel, especially at Terminal 3 of Soekarno- Hatta Airport, that can be improved to anticipate technologicaldevelopments in aviation crimes, so that aviation security and safety is the goal. in aviationin Indonesia can be realized. The Ministry of Transportation seeks to assist every airport operator in determining standards for each personel, equipment and procedures to anticipate increasing aviation security threats through the Regulation of the Minister of Transportation of the Republic of Indonesia Number PM 28 of 2021 concerning the National Aviation Security Education and Training Program.
Development of a Novel Massage Therapy Outcome Measure for Children and Young Adults Receiving Hematopoietic Cell Transplant
Authors: Waller Jessica , Bican Rachel , David Collichio  , Corrie Frey  , Deborah Zerkle  , Travis Duffey  , Joseph Stanek  , Ben Reader  , Anne Gonzales  , Jeffery J. Auletta
Published: September 2023

Background: Children receiving hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HCT) often experience an unfortunate sequalae of negative effects including pain, deconditioning, and anxiety. Massage therapy (MT) has demonstrated effective non-pharmacological management of fatigue, pain, and anxiety in patients undergoing cancer treatment. Existing studies have been limited by the lack of available MT-specific outcome measures to track responses to interventions.
Purpose: This study aimed to describe the creation of a novel MT-specific outcome measure to be utilized in the pediatric acute-care setting and establish construct validity for this measure to assess clinical effectiveness of MT interventions.
Setting: An oncology ward at a large pediatric tertiary medical center in the United States.
Participants: A total of 58 children and young adults undergoing HCT.
Research Design: Retrospective Cohort Study.
Intervention: A panel of massage therapists created a novel outcome measure, OMPREP, for use in MT sessions and per-formed a literature review to ensure face validity of the tool. This outcome measure was administered to patients and data were collected retrospectively to assess construct validity.
Results: A total of 1,333 MT sessions were completed (80.7% completion rate) with the novel OMPREP outcome measure utilized on 100% of visits. Mean engagement (p<.001), response (p<.001), and pain (p<.001) scores were all significantly great-er at evaluation and discharge compared to the lowest observed scores post-HCT.
Conclusion: The novel MT-specific out-come measure, OMPREP, was feasible and demonstrated construct validity when implemented in a pediatric acute-care setting by massage therapists. This new tool may offer a quantitative measure of MT-interventions and assist in tracking patient outcomes.
Celebrating 15 Years of the International Journal of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork
Authors: Baskwill Amanda
Published: September 2023

In this editorial, Executive Editor and Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Amanda Baskwill, celebrates 15 years of publications of the IJTMB.
De nourrices d’hospice à nourrices assistées
Authors: Plumauzille Clyde
Published: September 2023

Entre les années 1890 et 1910, des dizaines de nourrices se retournent contre l’Assistance publique de Paris qui les emploie. S’adressant à son service du Contentieux, elles dénoncent une contamination syphilitique par les nourrissons qui leur ont été confiés et exigent une réparation. Leurs dossiers nominatifs de plaintes constituent le point de départ de mon enquête. Ils sont en effet un de ces rares espaces documentaires où il est possible d’appréhender les stratégies de présentations de soi des nourrices, leurs perceptions d’elles-mêmes, de leur travail et de leur situation ainsi que de l’institution à laquelle elles sont confrontées. Travaillant « le long » et « à rebours » de ces archives pour faire feu de tout bois des données collectées, je propose ainsi le récit de sept trajectoires de ces petites mains de l’enfance assistée afin de donner à voir ces femmes, leur travail et les risques du métier.
Journal de terrain : sur les traces des « ordinaires » de l’Éducation surveillée
Authors: Rabine Amélie
Published: September 2023

Morceaux choisis d’un journal de bord au long cours accompagnant une collecte de témoignages entamée en 2018 dans le cadre d’une recherche doctorale, les lignes présentées ici entrelacent les itinéraires de trois femmes, une infirmière, une éducatrice et une religieuse, ayant entamé leur carrière au tournant des années 1950-1960 dans le secteur de l’Éducation surveillée. Mêlant récits d’entretiens, courtes notices biographiques, coulisses de la collecte et réflexions inhérentes à la démarche historienne, il s’agit à travers ce texte de faire dialoguer les itinéraires, aux rémanences chronologiques, institutionnelles et vocationnelles certaines, en ce qu’ils nous apprennent de la manière de se raconter et de la volonté de transmettre à travers des vecteurs pluriels.
Existence of solutions for a class of fractional dynamical systems with two damping terms in Banach space
Authors: Zhang Shuli , Liu Yansheng
Published: September 2023

This paper studies the existence of solutions for fractional dynamical systems with two damping terms in Banach space. First, we generalize the well-known Gronwall inequality. Next, according to fixed-point theorems and inequalities, the existence results for the considered system are obtained. At last, an example is used to support the main results.
Vers des musées scientifiques de quatrième génération : changer les objectifs, changer les rôles
Authors: Pedretti Erminia , Navas Iannini Ana Maria
Published: September 2023

Autrefois axés essentiellement sur la collecte et la conservation, puis sur la communication scientifique au moyen d’expériences pratiques, les musées de sciences remodèlent lentement leur identité et leurs objectifs pour inclure et promouvoir explicitement la citoyenneté active, la responsabilité sociale, l’engagement dans des questions scientifiques ou technologiques complexes et l’action. S’inspirant de conceptions progressistes de la culture scientifique et de modèles de communication dialogiques et participatifs, les musées scientifiques commencent à réimaginer leurs espaces et leurs pratiques afin d’atteindre des objectifs plus larges. Cet article théorique explore et discute l’évolution des rôles et des identités de ces institutions à travers l’émergence de ce que nous identifions comme les musées scientifiques de quatrième génération et leurs six facteurs de définition (Pedretti & Navas Iannini, 2020). Nous soutenons que les musées scientifiques peuvent devenir des lieux qui : 1) accueillent le changement et la transformation ; 2) promeuvent l’effort productif ; 3) créent des alliances pour la justice ; 4) favorisent l’empathie ; 5) soutiennent la démocratie épistémique ; et 6) agissent comme un troisième espace hybride.
Pour un musée pluriversel : de la violence épistémique aux écologies de savoirs
Authors: Basu Paul
Published: September 2023

Changement climatique, disparition des espèces et accélération des inégalités sont les manifestations d’une crise plus fondamentale à laquelle fait face l’humanité : la domination globale d’un ordre colonialiste et capitaliste mondial fondé sur la logique d’extraction et d’exploitation. Le musée moderne « universel » joue un rôle dans cette histoire. Non seulement l’accumulation de choses exotiques était rendue possible par l’expansion territoriale, commerciale et coloniale, mais la transformation de ces choses en « objets de savoir » et leur incorporation dans des systèmes de savoir universalistes, trouvant leur expression architecturale dans le musée, entraînait des formes de violence épistémique qui rendaient non existantes toutes autres formes de savoir, de compréhension et d’être au monde. Cet article, en tant que composante du projet de décolonisation des musées, pose la question de savoir si ce processus d’« épistémicide » fut pleinement achevé, explore l’idée selon laquelle ces formes de savoir marginalisées peuvent être réactivées dans des collections historiques, et imagine la contribution du « musée pluriversel » dans le façonnage de futurs planétaires plus justes et plus durables.
Effects of Ambient Conditions on Helicopter Harmonic Noise Radiation: Theory and Experiment
Authors: Greenwood Eric , Sim Ben W. , Boyd D. Douglas
Published: September 2023

The effects of ambient atmospheric conditions, air temperature, and density on rotor harmonic noise radiation are characterized using theoretical models and experimental measurements of helicopter noise collected at three different test sites at elevations ranging from sea level to
7000 ftabove sea level. Significant changes in the thickness, loading, and blade–vortex interaction noise levels and radiation directions are observed across the different test sites for an AS350 helicopter ying at the same indicated airspeed and gross weight. However, the radiated noise
is shown to scale with ambient pressure when the flight condition of the helicopter is defined in nondimensional terms. Although the effective tip Mach number is identi ed as the primary governing parameter for thickness noise, the nondimensional weight coefficient also impacts lower harmonic
loading noise levels, which contribute strongly to low-frequency harmonic noise radiation both in and out of the plane of the horizon. Strategies for maintaining the same nondimensional rotor operating condition under different ambient conditions are developed using an analytical model of
single main rotor helicopter trim and confirmed using a CAMRAD II model of the AS350 helicopter. The ability of the Fundamental Rotorcraft Acoustics Modeling from Experiments (FRAME) technique to generalize noise measurements made under one set of ambient conditions to make accurate noise
predictions under other ambient conditions is also validated.
Fully parallel low‐density parity‐check code‐based polar decoder architecture for 5G wireless communications
Authors: Devadoss Dinesh Kumar , Ramapackiam Shantha Selvakumari
Published: September 2023

A hardware architecture is presented to decode (N, K) polar codes based on a low‐density parity‐check code‐like decoding method. By applying suitable pruning techniques to the dense graph of the polar code, the decoder architectures are optimized using fewer check nodes (CN) and variable nodes (VN). Pipelining is introduced in the CN and VN architectures, reducing the critical path delay. Latency is reduced further by a fully parallelized, single‐stage architecture compared with the log N stages in the conventional belief propagation (BP) decoder. The designed decoder for short‐to‐intermediate code lengths was implemented using the Virtex‐7 field‐programmable gate array (FPGA). It achieved a throughput of 2.44 Gbps, which is four times and 1.4 times higher than those of the fast‐simplified successive cancellation and combinational decoders, respectively. The proposed decoder for the (1024, 512) polar code yielded a negligible bit error rate of 10−4 at 2.7 Eb/No (dB). It converged faster than the BP decoding scheme on a dense parity‐check matrix. Moreover, the proposed decoder is also implemented using the Xilinx ultra‐scale FPGA and verified with the fifth generation new radio physical downlink control channel specification. The superior error‐correcting performance and better hardware efficiency makes our decoder a suitable alternative to the successive cancellation list decoders used in 5G wireless communication.
Electric Motors for Driveline Actuation Standard Terminology, Test Parameters, and Equipment Requirements
Authors:   Drivetrain Standards Committee
Published: September 2023

This document will apply to the most common applications of electric motors, used for activating all-wheel drive (AWD) and four-wheel drive (4WD) disconnect systems as used in passenger (car and light truck) vehicles. The standard will provide consistent definition, terminology, tests, and reporting methods.
A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON ERANDA(RICINUS COMMUNIS LINN.,)
AND ITS THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS AND PHYTOCHEMICAL COMPONENTS
Authors: Deshmukh Akhilesh , Kumar Ganure Vinod
Published: September 2023

Ayurvedic Vaidyas often suggest Eraanda therapies from the Ayurvedic tradition. Castor plant, or RICINUS COMMUNIS Linn., has a significant place among medicinal plants used to treat a number of disorders world-wide due to its enormous therapeutic potential. The field of herbal medicine has experienced exponential ex-pansion during the last few decades. It contains a large variety of phytochemicals with various pharmacological characteristics. The plant has historically been used as a laxative, purgative, etc. It is reported that the plant is said to have anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-diabetic qualities. Pharmacological action on dosas reveals a predominance of vatahara properties, followed by kaphahara and pittakara effects. Bhedana, Dipana, Grahi, Rechana, Sara, Shodhana, Vayasthapana, Vatahara, and Vrshya are only a few of its many attributes. Objec-tive- Studying in depth the phytochemical components and therapeutic uses of eranda is the goal. Study Mate-rials and Methods-. For this study, only textual evidence was employed, and specific references were obtained from the text of Nighantus. Conclusion: Attempts have been made to critically collect material about Eranda from six samhitas, seven samgraha granthas, nine Nighantus, and seven other published texts in this article. It has been noted that 357 formulations, which are successful in treating more than 45 illness problems, contain the root, root bark, leaves, seeds, and oil of Eranda as an ingredient.
A Study on Perioperative Complications of Splenectomy in Emergency & Elective Cases: A Short Term Prospective Observational Study at a Tertiary Referral Hospital
Authors:   Department of General Surgery, IPGMER, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, Narzary Hiranmoy , Sarkar Amitabha
Published: September 2023

Splenectomy being one commonly performed surgeries throughout the world is well known to have many complications. Heterogeneity exists in presentation, some being hematological or chest infections. Due to advancement of medical science, complications have reduced. Yet still some exist despite precautions and vaguely recorded in literature. We aim to study the incidence of complications of splenectomy in elective & emergency settings during perioperative period to demonstrate the present status and discuss the future changes in preventing or treating complications.
IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH PERFORMANCE POSIT-MULTIPLIER
Authors: Vinotheni M S  , Karthika K
Published: September 2023

To represent real numbers, practically all computer systems now employ IEEE-754 floating point. Posit has recently been offered as an alternative to IEEE-754 floating point because it provides higher accuracy and a wider dynamic range. The use of not-a-numbers (NaN's) is one of the most common , having too many of them wastes valuable bit patterns in floating point format. As an alternative to floating point, a system known as "Universal Numbers'' or UNUMs was developed. There are three variations of this system, but in terms of hardware compatibility, Type III(POSIT) is the best substitute for floating point. By employing only one bit pattern, this approach overcomes the NaN problem associated with floating point format. An IEEE float FPU requires 22.2% more circuitry than a posit processing unit. The proposed posit multiplier consumes 28.5% less power compared to corresponding IEEE Floating point format. The number of posit operations per second(POPS) handled by a device can be ubstantially larger than the number of FLOPS due to lower power consumption. In this paper, High performance Posit multiplier is implemented and compared with normal Floating point multiplier.
DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF UNIVERSAL CROP CUTTER
Authors: Muntasim Bhaijan  , Rakesh Birajdar  , Rushikesh Deshmukh  , Karansinh Deshmukh  , Rohit Jundal  , Prof .Sanjay More
Published: September 2023

Agriculture plays a vital role in Indian economy. India is a country which is dependent on farming as a main source of income for many families. As far as Indian scenario is concerned, more than 75 percent farmers are belonging to small and marginal land carrying. So any improvement in the productivity related task help to increase Indian farmer’s status and economy. Now a day’s agriculture equipments have lot of limitation and it required more energy to operate. The purpose of the project is to fabricate and enhance the design specifications of harvesting machine for multipurpose crop which should be helpful for the farmers having less & marginal land. Further, the comparative study of harvesting from manual method, machine method and proposed machine method is discussed. It is observed from the results that, the proposed machine method shows reasonably good result when compared manual method and machine method.
AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MONITORING SYSTEM IN COIMBATORE CITY
Authors: Monicka.P  , Aravind.P  , Gowsiga.P  , Mohamed Ashraf. A  , Anurekha.G. S
Published: September 2023

Air pollution is dispersion of the particulates, biological molecules, or other harmful materials into the Earth’s atmosphere. Industrialization and urbanization are the two major causes of deteriorating air quality of the major cities in Tamil Nadu, India. Coimbatore is the second and most important commercial and industrial city in India. These industrial activities can add significant levels of heavy metals in the atmosphere. So, regular surveillance and consistent monitoring and modelling of the city would be much imperative. To evaluate the ambient air quality in Coimbatore city the pollutants such as PM10, Suspended Particulate Matter (SPM) and Heavy metals (Cd, Cr, Cu, Pb, Fe, Ni and Zn) were monitored at four locations of the city in this project. The concentration of PM10, SPM and seven heavy metals in the ambient air were estimated and the contributions of various sources were evaluated. The concentration of PM10 and SPM were found to be within the permissible limit. The aim of the project is to develop models, the concentration details of PM10 (Particulate mass). The quality analyzed parameter were compared with the values given by National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) Nearly 8 Places in Coimbatore City.
Ecotourism Management Committees (ETMC), Sustainable Tourism and Leadership provided for Women Self-Help Groups (SHG) in Tamil Nadu
Authors: Freeda Maria Swarna M  , Shaheed Khan  , R. Kannan
Published: September 2023

Ecotourism in the Forests and Forest fringes is managed by the Forest department (FD) along with the support of the Community, through institutional mechanisms, in this case the Women Self-help groups. The purpose being continued employment, tourism promotion and preservation and conservation of Natural resources. It is important to note here that Women have been at the forefront of not only conservation and preservation but also provided for the management of the Destinations through special purpose vehicles (SPV’s) viz., Ecotourism Management Committees (ETMC’s), Ecodevelopment Committees (EDC’s).
Design and Manufacturing of Robotic Arm for Industrial Applications
Authors: Prof. C. C. Jadhav  , Mr. Ruturaj Kale  , Mr. Abhijit Kukade  , Mr. Gaurav Khandalkar  , Mr. Sandip Ingale  , Mr. Rohan Bhandare
Published: September 2023

Design and Development of Automation of Loading and Unloading to machine fixture” This Setup involves the use of automation solution to reduce operator fatigue and increase efficiency. Industries in the recent day concentrating on CNC machineries for mass production by replacing conventional lathes to improve productivity, but loading and unloading of job carried over by manual, However Present work, machine tool manufacturer are coming with solutions including automatic loading and unloading to reduce the fatigue of labour and reduce cycle time and increasing productivity. Productivity Improvement on a Production by Automatic Loading and Unloading of Component includes analysis and detailed study of manufacturing process including loading and unloading methods of components on a machine. Present work aims at improving the productivity of components on a CNC Fixture. Here emphasis is placed upon improving the existing time-consuming methods.
Hardware approach to brain tumour detection using AI concepts using real time embedded systems with Raspberry pi
Authors: Deekshitha P  , Dr. T.C.Manjunath  , Dr. Pavithra G.
Published: September 2023

Tumors have become the second leading cause of cancer nowadays, posing significant risks to numerous patients. The medical field is in urgent need of rapid, automated, efficient, and reliable techniques to detect tumors, especially brain tumors. Early and accurate detection plays a crucial role in successful treatment and keeping patients safe. To address this challenge, various image processing techniques are employed in the medical domain. These advancements have allowed doctors to administer appropriate treatments, leading to the successful recovery of many tumor patients. Tumors are characterized by the abnormal growth of cells, which proliferate uncontrollably. Brain tumors, in particular, can be devastating as they compete with healthy cells and tissues for essential nutrients, ultimately resulting in brain dysfunction. Traditionally, doctors have relied on manual examination of MR images to identify the location and extent of brain tumors. Unfortunately, this approach is prone to errors and can be extremely time-consuming. To overcome these limitations, we have implemented a cutting-edge deep learning architecture known as Convolution Neural Network (CNN), a type of Neural Network (NN) that utilizes Transfer Learning. This CNN-based model enables us to automatically detect the presence of brain tumors in medical images with high accuracy. If a tumor is detected, the model outputs a positive result; otherwise, it indicates the absence of a tumor. In our approach, we use K-means clustering in conjunction with Raspberry Pi to precisely pinpoint the location of the brain tumor. This ensures targeted and efficient treatment planning. Additionally, we have integrated an Arduino controller to facilitate the movement of robotic wheels, allowing for precise navigation to the exact location of the tumor during medical interventions. Overall, our system represents a significant advancement in tumor detection and localization, offering faster and more reliable results compared to manual methods. By leveraging state-of-the-art technology and innovative techniques, we strive to enhance patient outcomes, ultimately saving more lives in the fight against brain tumors.
Development of Bio Mask for Sanitization
Authors: Ranjith Kumar P  , Punitha A  , Abdul Rahaman A
Published: September 2023

The global manufacture of facemasks has significantly increased in the days leading prior and after the COVID-19 epidemic. The principle raw materials used to make the facemasks are artificial polymers that are non-biodegradable generated from petrochemicals. When artificial polymers that are disposed to the environment waste burden increases, seriously harming the flora and fauna resulted in significant greenhouse gas emissions. As a result, it has necessitated to develop facemask which are bio degradable. Facemasks with many layers are developed using traditional textile fabrics composed of natural fibres like cotton, flax, hemp, etc. are utilised to develop facemasks that have numerous layers for all-around protection. By adding various herbal and anti-microbial extracts like turmeric and salt. The filter for the masks have micro meter porosity which is the unique feature to prevent microscopic viruses. The biomasks are also helpful for skin healing, skincare and auto-fragrance.
Harnessing Blockchain for Transparent and Efficient Land Asset Value Creation in India
Authors: Cicy V Abraham  , Nikhil T Das  , Anvitha V  , Jincy Joy  , Dr. Susheel George Joseph
Published: September 2023

Blockchain offers a decentralized and transparent ledger system that can be utilized to streamline land transactions, property management, and the overall land registry process. By implementing blockchain, the UAE aims to improve efficiency, reduce fraud, and enhance trust in the land market. Through the use of smart contracts, blockchain can automate and enforce the terms of land transactions, ensuring that all parties involved adhere to the agreed-upon conditions. This can lead to faster and more secure property transfers, as well as increased transparency in verifying ownership and property rights. Additionally, blockchain-based platforms can facilitate fractional ownership and tokenization of real estate assets. This means that properties can be divided into smaller units and represented as digital tokens on the blockchain. Investors can then purchase and trade these tokens, providing increased liquidity and accessibility to the real estate market. The UAE government, specifically the Dubai Land Department, has been at the forefront of exploring and implementing blockchain technology in land asset management. In 2017, they launched the Blockchain Strategy, which aims to transition all government transactions to blockchain platforms by 2020. The Dubai Land Department has also introduced the "Blockchain in Real Estate" initiative, focusing on utilizing blockchain for property-related processes. These initiatives and advancements in blockchain technology are expected to have a significant impact on land asset value creation in the UAE by increasing efficiency, reducing costs, and fostering greater trust in the real estate market. Keywords— Tokenization, asset, Blockchain
Hand Gesture Controlled Presentation using OpenCV and MediaPipe
Authors: Sruthi S  , Swetha S
Published: September 2023

In today's digital era, presentations play a crucial role in various domains, ranging from education to business. However, traditional manual presentation methods, reliant on input devices such as keyboards or clickers, have inherent limitations in terms of mobility, interactivity, and user experience. To address these limitations, gesture-controlled presentations have emerged as a promising solution, harnessing the power of computer vision techniques to interpret hand gestures and enable natural interaction with presentation content. This paper presents a comprehensive system for hand gesture-controlled presentations using OpenCV and MediaPipe libraries. OpenCV is employed to capture video input from a webcam, while MediaPipe is utilized for hand tracking and landmark extraction. By analyzing finger positions and movements, the system accurately recognizes predefined gestures. Presenters can seamlessly control the slides, hold a pointer, annotate the content, and engage with the audience in a more interactive manner. The responsiveness and real-time performance contribute to an enhanced presentation experience.
Optical analysis of absorption Spectra with Photoelectrochemical Methods with Synthesis and optical properties of Sn Se 1-x Te x (x=0, 0.1) crystals
Authors: Sonam Brahmbhatt  , Ruchita R. Patel  , G.k.Solanki
Published: September 2023

The ocular assimilation technique is a main arrangement for deciding band break by measuring the incorporation edge of a material. Photons accompanying strengths greater than the band break are captivated while photons accompanying energies inferior the band breach are communicated. This method produces changes in the internal strength of particles that can be used to gain about microscopic construction and intermolecular forces. Interest in hide materials to a degree SnSe, GeSe, SnTe and GeTe has raised on account of progress in growing perfect and abundant sole crystal using transport backlash methods. SnSe has a strength band break close to the best worth for solar radiation conversion, making it of interest for photovoltaic uses. Optical assimilation ranges have existed taken at range hotness accompanying incident light beam common to basic plane.
Skin Cancer Detection Using Deep Learning
Authors: Akshara Anilkumar  , Karthik S R  , Revathi S Kumar  , Siji Antony  , Aby Rose Varghese
Published: September 2023

Cuticle disease is one of the most dangerous sort of disease. It is one of the primary reasons of end global. The expiring amount can be reduced if skin disease be identify early. The uncontrolled growth of skin cells is diagnosed using visual inspection, which is less accurate. This survey is talk about in most research articles on cutis poison grouping work deep neural learning technique. It too supply an overview of the most common deep-learning copy jointly with ASCII file second- hand for cutis illness collect. Skin corruption observation in deep neural learning networking formula is an active sector in the tail of the growth meadow of pharmaceutical imaging and computer vision. Deep Learning, CNN results appear computerized the perception of skin cancer.
Emotional Intelligence on Job Attitudes of Employees
Authors: Dr Kavyashree M B  , Dr Anupama Sundar D
Published: September 2023

The diverse nature of modern business operations has made it a strategic necessity to have a proper understanding of oneself as well as why others act the way they do, this is so as to work cooperatively, harmoniously, and freely with them to mitigate conflict tendencies inherent in human nature. Therefore, achieving such harmonious and cooperative atmosphere is premised on the degree of emotional intelligence of all members of the organization irrespective of their level and position occupied. Emotional intelligence is defined as an ability of the person to assess and control his own emotion and emotion of others. The emotional intelligence had played a vital role in the organizational productivity. The person with high emotional intelligence shows a positive attitude towards the organization and EI had a significant effect on job attitudes of the employees. The EI model had four fundamental aspects like recognizing emotions, understanding emotions, regulating emotions and using emotions. Organizational settings are now considered important arenas for the manifestation of human emotions. In order to establish long-term success, today’s organizations continually emphasize the search for emotionally intelligent employees. This study aims to explore the influence of emotional intelligence on job attitudes (such as job satisfaction, organizational commitment, job involvement, perceived organizational support, and employee engagement) of employees to understand the employees' emotions and feelings at the workplace. Random sampling has been adopted to collect data from the respondents. Sample size deemed for the study was 86. Data was collected from employees working in various IT industries. Factor and regression analysis were applied to analyze the data. The study reveals that results demonstrated a significant positive influence of emotional intelligence on job attitudes (such as job satisfaction, organizational commitment, job involvement, perceived organizational support, and employee engagement) of employees. The research highlights the importance of Emotional Intelligence of employees that needs to be understood by the employees in the organization so that employees can effectively and efficiently work in the workplace. Since World Economic Forum under the category of the future of jobs have listed Emotional intelligence as the major skill required for the future workplace.
Face Mask Detection using MobileNetV2 and OpenCV
Authors: Karthik N S  , Shyla Raj
Published: September 2023

Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The best way to prevent and slow down transmission is by staying at least 2 meters apart from others and wearing a properly fitted face mask. The use of face masks is mandatory as per World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines to avert the spread of CORONA virus. Presently the inspection of people with/without masks is being done manually and visually by sentries/guards present at entry/exit points. Guards/Sentries cannot be stationed at every place to keep a check on such people. In this work, efforts have been made in inspecting people with/without masks automatically with the help of Computer vision and Artificial Intelligence. This module detects the face of the individual and identifies whether he/she is wearing a mask or not. The rectangular bounding box is drawn on the face which is displayed on the camera to detect whether the individual is wearing the facemask or not. The face mask detection in the work is performed by using the deep learning model MobileNetV2 and OpenCV and an accuracy of 99% is achieved.
Relationship Between Interpersonal Dependency And General Relationship Satisfaction Among Young Adults
Authors: Shreya. S.Nair  , Rithika R Pillai  , Jissa Sara Varghese  , Prinsha Rajan
Published: September 2023

In recent years, surveys show an increase of divorce rates globally. There are numerous reasons that could play a role in this change of relationship dynamics. The present study investigates the Relationship between interpersonal dependency and relationship satisfaction among young adults. An interpersonal evaluation which consists of feelings for one’s partner and positive attraction to the relationship is termed as Relationship Satisfaction. The sample size consists of 50 college students both undergraduate and postgraduate who are in a relationship in India. The process of data collection was carried out by the means of questionnaires and personal information that was gathered through google forms. The two questionnaires used for this process are - Relationship assessment scale and Interpersonal dependency inventory. The study found that there is no significant relationship between emotional reliance, lack of self-confidence, assertion of autonomy, and general relationship satisfaction. The study also found that there is no significant difference in interpersonal dependency and general relationship satisfaction among first-born and second-born young adults.
Emotional/Social Loneliness and Locus of Control among Emerging Adults
Authors: Sneha Rajesh  , Liyana Rose Jojo  , Serah Susan Varghese  , Krupa Dinah Mathews
Published: September 2023

Emotional loneliness refers to the absence of an intimate figure or a close emotional attachment with others. It is characterized by feelings of sadness, anxiety, or depression resulting from the perception of not having close, supportive relationships with others. Social loneliness refers to the lack of social interactions and connections with others. Locus of control is how much individuals perceive that they themselves have control over their own actions as opposed to events in life occurring instead because of external forces. The aim of the present study was to examine the relationship between emotional/social loneliness and locus of control among emerging adults. The sample of the study consisted of 50 emerging adults from Kerala, aged 18 to 25. The assessment tools employed were Emotional/Social Loneliness Inventory (ESLI) and Internal Control Index (ICI). The collected data were statistically analyzed using SPSS. Spearman’s correlation test was used to find the relationship between the variables. According to the study, there is no significant relationship between emotional/social loneliness and locus of control among emerging adults.
Increasing Cooking Skills Through Audio-Visual Media in Students of Diponegoro 2 Jakarta
Authors: Rasyid Muhammad , Madani Faisal
Published: September 2023

Skills can improve students' ability to technical life skill. The learning process that does not vary causes students to be disinterested and bored with handy craft leasons. This study aims to improve the results of learning cooking skills for class VIII students of SMP Diponegoro 2 Jakarta. This research was conducted using the Classroom Action Research method. The subjects of this study were 31 class VIII students. The type of data in this research is qualitative and quantitative in the form of cooking data. Meanwhile, quantitative data is in implementing learning obtained through observation sheets. Based on the research and discussion results, the application of the audio-visual learning model can improve the skills of writing news texts for class VIII students of SMP Diponegoro 2 Jakarta. The results of the cycle I action test can be seen in the presentation. Namely, of the 31 students taking the test, 58% or as many as 18, scored ≥70. While the results of the action test in cycle II with a percentage of 90% or as many as 28 students scored ≥ 70, so was stopped in cycle II because the indicator of research success had been achieved, namely 85%.
Pengaruh Modal, Jam Kerja dan Pemanfaatan Marketplace terhadap Produktivitas dan Pendapatan Rumah Makan di Kecamatan Kuta
Authors: Ayu Cahyaningsih Ni Kadek , Heny Urmila Dewi Made
Published: September 2023

The food and beverage sector, such as SME restaurants, is one of the most influential sectors in the development of the tourism sector in Badung Regency. Kuta District is the area with the largest number of SME restaurants in Badung Regency. During the Covid - 19 pandemic, the food and beverage industry sector experienced a decline as indicated by the decreasing number of restaurants in Kuta District. During the Covid - 19 pandemic and with the enactment of PPKM regulations in the community, many restaurants in Kuta District switched to trying to utilize marketplace media such as Go - Food, GrabFood, ShopeeFood and so on in maintaining the level of productivity and restaurant income during the Covid - 19 pandemic. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of capital, working hours and marketplace utilization on the productivity and income of restaurants in Kuta District. The number of samples in this study were 130 and for the method of determining the sample using purposive sampling technique. The analysis technique used in this research is descriptive analysis and path analysis. Based on the results of the study, the variables of capital, working hours and marketplace utilization have a positive and significant effect on the productivity of restaurants in Kuta District. The results of this study also show that the variables of capital and working hours have a positive and significant effect while, for the marketplace utilization variable shows the results have a negative and insignificant effect on the income of restaurants in Kuta District. The results of this study also show that the productivity variable is an intervening variable that mediates the effect of capital, working hours and marketplace utilization on restaurant income in Kuta District.
Customer Equity Model: Analysis of Online Food Delivery Services in Indonesia
Authors: Fadhilah Nurul Fitriani , Arief Neneng Nurlaela
Published: September 2023

In the context of online food delivery services Gofood, Grab Food, and Shopee Food, this research intends to investigate the idea of customer equity model. Customer equity is a comprehensive indicator that measures the long-term worth of customers and is crucial in helping organizations make strategic decisions. This study intends to offer insights into customer acquisition, retention, and development of strategies for improving the overall performance and profitability of the online food delivery services by studying the customer equity model. The key concepts of value equity, brand equity and relationship equity, and digital journey are examined in this study.  With surveys used to gauge consumer views and behaviors, the methodology of this study uses a quantitative research strategy to collect and evaluate data from customers who utilize online food delivery services and this study also analyze using the tool SMART PLS 4.
TWO TOPOLOGICAL INDICES OF TWO NEW VARIANTS OF GRAPH PRODUCTS
Authors:   Departmentof mathematics, Kongu Arts and Science college, Erode, Tamil nadu., . Durga M , Nagarajan Dr.S. ,   Departmentof mathematics, Kongu Arts and Science college, Erode, Tamil nadu
Published: September 2023

Graph operations are essential to developing advanced network structures from simple graphs. In [12] they defined two new variants of corona product and discovered their topological indices. Inthis Study, we extended the work and obtain the formulas of Y-Index and Redefined third Zagreb index for corona join product and Sub-division vertex join product of graphs
Increase Foreign Direct Investment Attraction in Thanh Hoa Province
Authors:   University of Labour and Social Affairs, Hanoi, Vietnam, Thu Thuy Tran Thi , Thanh Hoa Pham Thi ,   University of Labour and Social Affairs, Hanoi, Vietnam, Duong Vu Thuy ,   Trade Union University, Hanoi, Vietnam
Published: September 2023

In recent years, more and more large projects have been invested in Thanh Hoa, showing that the province has made strong changes to improve the business investment environment. The Resolution of the 19th Party Congress of Thanh Hoa province has determined that continuing to promote administrative reform, creating an open and attractive investment environment is one of the three breakthroughs in the 2020-2025 term. , localities in the province are making efforts to implement many specific solutions to improve the business investment environment, focusing on improving governance quality and administrative reform. Thanh Hoa is still the leading locality in the Central region in terms of attracting FDI, but in recent years, Thanh Hoa province is showing signs of slowing down. The article studies the current status of FDI investment in Thanh Hoa province in the period of 2020 - 2022, from which to propose some solutions to increase FDI.
Students’ Writing Ability and Their Attitude: Examining the Effect of Online PjBL
Authors:   STAI Al-Munawwarah Tolitoli, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, . Syafitri
Published: September 2023

This study examines the effect of online PjBL on students' writing abilities and their attitudes toward online PjBL. A mixed method was employed in this research. 72 students majoring in English at a university in Indonesia took part as participants with informed consent. Two groups—control and experimental—were formed. The experimental group utilized online PjBL, whereas the control group used traditional teaching. Tests, questionnaires, and interview questions were employed to collect data. The collected data were analyzed both quantitatively and qualitatively. The findings of the research showed that the mean score of the experimental group was higher than that of the control group. Furthermore, an independent sample t-test revealed that the sig. value was 0.023 = 0.05. It indicated that there is a significant effect of online PjBL on students’ writing ability. Furthermore, the students showed positive attitudes toward the implementation of online PjBL. It is indicated by the students’ responses to the questionnaire, where thirty out of thirty-six students indicated that they strongly agree that the online PjBL makes them more comfortable writing an argumentative essay. Seven out of ten students interviewed said peer feedback activities improve writing the most in online PjBL. Recommendations for further researchers were also provided.
Level and Nature of ICT Use in Teaching and Learning in the Special Primary Schools of Learners with Visual Impairments
Authors:   PhD candidate at Kenyatta University., Keitany, Julia Jelagat , Muthee Jessina ,   Lecture at the Department of Early Childhood and Special Needs Education, Kenyatta University., Ondigi Samsom Rosina ,   Executive Dean School of Education, Kenyatta University.
Published: September 2023

Information communication Technology (ICT) has become the most suitable tool for learners with different learning demands exercise their rights to education. Information Communication Technology literacy has enhanced teaching and learning through its dynamics, interactive and engaging content and opportunities for individualized instruction. However, given the role that ICT plays in instruction, the level and nature of ICT use by learners with visual challenges in Kenya should be looked into. The findings are significant for it would help the policy makers as they will be able to come up with effective policies that will aid in the provision, planning and use of ICTs in schools of learners with visual impairment. The objective of the study was to determine the level and nature of ICT use in teaching and learning in the special primary schools of learners with visual impairments in Kenya. The survey adopted descriptive survey research design. The study targeted seven public special schools for visually impaired learners and 1667 learners. The study sampled three schools situated in different counties in the country; Kiambu county, Meru county and Mombasa county. Judgemental sampling technique, stratified random sampling and simple random sampling were used to draw samples. The sample consisted of three primary schools for learners with visual impairments, 168 learners and 18 class teachers. Data collection instrument was observation schedule. Content validity was determined by seeking expert review. The instruments were submitted to experts iteratively for consideration and their suggestions in different items were used to refine them increase validity. The Cronbach Alpha formula was employed to compute the reliability of the instruments. A reliability coefficient of 0.72 was used to judge the reliability of the instruments. Qualitative data was analysed using descriptive statistics. The study found that ICT enjoyed full support from learners with visual impairments and teachers in class. It was seen as an essential tool for teaching and learning in special schools for the learners with visual impairment. However, the use of ICT in teaching and learning was not effective. Both the teachers and learners’ ICT skills were low and the schools were not well equipped with quality ICT resources. The study recommended that schools be equipped with modern technologies and teachers be trained on the use of ICT in teaching learners with visual challenges.