bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
International Class als Beitrag zur Internationalisierung des Curriculums: Fallbeispiel PHSG
Authors: Wolfer Barbara
Published: April 2023

Wie erhöht eine PH ihre Attraktivität für Gaststudierende? Tatsache ist, dass weit mehr Studierende der PHSG ein Gastsemester machen als Studierende von Partnerinstitutionen für ein Semester an die PH kommen. Längerfristig muss ein Gleichgewicht geschaffen werden zwischen Outgoings und Incomings. Mögliche Lösungsansätze sind: Führung eines englisch­sprachigen Semesterangebots – einer sogenannten International Class – oder die Realisierung eines Kompaktseminars in Form einer Summer School oder Studierende aus anderssprachigen PHs explizit einzuladen ins Gastsemester mit dem Argument, dass die Gaststudierenden zur Öffnung der Institution beitragen. Der Artikel beschreibt die International Class PHSG
Навчально-виховна та творча робота в аматорському естрадному оркестрі
Authors: Филипчук Мирослав
Published: April 2023

У запропонованій статті розкрито поняття навчально-виховної та творчої роботи, яка є вагомим складником репетиційного процесу й концертно-виконавської діяльності в аматорському естрадному колективі. Окреслено основні напрями навчально-виховної й творчої роботи у процесі вивчення оркестрових творів (засвоєння музично-теоретичних і естетичних знань; набуття музично-виконавських умінь і навичок), доведено, що ці напрями ґрунтуються на педагогічних принципах систематичності, доступності, послідовності, тісному зв’язку теоретичних знань та практичної діяльності. Наголошено, що важливу роль в аматорському естрадному оркестрі відіграє репертуар як основа творчого зростання учасників колективу.

Звернено увагу на те, що керівникові колективу у навчально-творчій діяльності відведена особлива роль – навчання учасників колективу практичним умінням та навичкам оркестрової гри, володіння творчими здібностями та психолого-педагогічними вміннями, формування в оркестрантів естетичних та художніх смаків, ідеалів, почуттів тощо; підбору та збагачення репертуару новими художньо досконалими творами (інструментальними, естрадними, джазовими, вокальними, сучасними, народними та ін.).
Внесок Василя Пачовського у розвиток літературної казки на закарпатті (20-30 роки ХХ століття)
Authors: Лемак Оксана
Published: April 2023

У статті представлено аналіз доробку українського письменника і педагога Підкарпатської Русі Василя Пачовського у царині літературної казки щодо визначення її дидактичного та виховного потенціалу і внеску в розвиток національного казкарства. Означені матеріали актуалізують можливість використання творчого доробку письменника в освітньому процесі та розвитку читацької культури дітей і молоді. 

Окреслено ідейну спрямованість та виховний потенціал таких написаних В. Пачовським творів, як: «Скарб руської землі», віршованої казка, в основу сюжетної лінії якої покладено оповідь старого рибалки про захований на дні річки безцінний скарб – української мови і культури, який нащадки мають свято зберігати; «Сріберний дзвін», поеми-казки, що передає ідею соборності України через синтез історії перебування Закарпаття у складі Київської Русі, та легенди про збережений із тих часів срібний дзвін; «Золота Гвіздка», віршованої казка для дітей, яка на основі фольклорних джерел передає інтригу боротьби між силами Добра і Зла; «Про князя Коріятовича і жовтого змія Веремія», прозової казки, що приваблює юного читача прив’язкою до рідного краю, де розгорталася епічна драма двобою з чудовиськом; «Тріє царі», казково-фантастичої поезії, в сюжетній ліній якої переплелися історично віддалені легендарні постаті Закарпаття, що уособлюють різні періоди визвольної боротьби; «Князь Ляборець. Міт Срібної Землі», епічної поеми- казки, яка приваблює читача ретроспективою драматичної баталістики та відображає знакові події тисячолітньої історії Закарпаття.
Pengaruh Mekanisme Gamifikasi Terhadap Brand Equity Melalui Brand Engagement (Studi Kasus: Jabodetabek)
Authors: Nugraha Daniel , Jarot Sembodo Suroso
Published: April 2023

Gamification is now a well-liked marketing strategy. Many businesses think that gamification has the potential to raise consumer engagement, brand awareness, and brand loyalty. Beyond the pervasive hype, there is currently a lack of empirical evidence that supports these beliefs. In this study, we investigated the connections between gamification, brand equity, and consumer brand engagement among GoClub Application users (N = 407). The findings revealed that all three types of brand engagement were positively correlated with achievement and social gamification features (emotional, cognitive, and social). Brand equity was additionally positively correlated with brand engagement. The findings suggest that gamification can enhance brand engagement and build brand awareness, and that it appears to be a successful brand management strategy.
The Application of Exponential Comparison Method and Analytical Hierarchy Process to Analyze Supply Chain Performance
Authors: Tannady Hendy , Dwi Susmantoro Thomas , Hendra Tessa
Published: April 2023

The purpose of this research is to map the structure of the fruit supply chain, determine the fruit supplier that best meets the criteria, measure the performance of the fruit supply chain management, and recommend improvements to the fruit supply chain management performance. This research uses the descriptive analysis method for mapping fruit supply chain structure, the Exponential Comparison Method (MPE) for selecting the best supplier, the SCOR model, the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), and Snorm de Boer normalization for measuring fruit supply chain management performance in a period of 1 month, as well as a fishbone diagram to recommend performance improvements. Based on the research results, it is known that members of the fruit supply chain consist of 50 suppliers (fruit and packaging), 4 sub-distributors, 240 retail stores, and 800 resellers. Based on the MPE analysis, there are five selected local and imported fruit suppliers. Based on the results of performance measurements, the fruit supply chain management is good, except for two processes, namely procurement and production, so six practices are recommended that can be implemented by the company.
Pengelompokan Tanaman Buah Berdasrkan Kadar Vitamin Dengan Menerapkan Algoritma K-Medoids
Authors: Purnomo Sidik Agung , Hermansyah  , Amin Muhammad
Published: April 2023

Desa Lau Gumba merupakan Desa yang terletak di Kecamatan Brastagi Kabupaten Karo Provinsi Sumatera Utara yang cukup di kenal karena memiliki objek wisata yang cukup menarik untuk dikunjungi. Sebuah desa yang menyajikan lokasi objek wisata di Desa tersebut menampilkan pesona alam yang cukup menakjubkan untuk para wisatawan local maupun mancanegara. Desa Lau Gumba memiliki banyak tempat lokasi perkebunan berbagai jenis buah-buahan yang ditanam petani desa tersebut, hal ini yang menjadikan daya tarik objek wisata yang cukup baik dan menyehatkan untuk wisatawan. Desa Lau Gumba memiliki hasil pertanian buah buahan dengan berbagai macam buah yang baik, dengan penting nya memperhatikan kualitas dan jenis vitamin, karena Ketika masyarakat menjual atau pun konsumsi buah berdasarkan kadar vitamin merupakan hal yang sangat penting memperhatikan bentuk kesegaran warna buah yang dikonsumsi. Namun Hal ini dibutuhkan teknologi yang dapat menyajikan informasi pengelompokkan buah berdasarkan kadar vitamin. Seperti hal dengan informasi yang memberi penjelasan dalam informasi dalam pengelompokkan buah berdasarkan kadar vitamin harus meliputi data data yang benar. Metode yang di pakai dalam peneltian ini dengan menggunakan UML (Unifed Modeling Language) yaitu menggunakan metode k-medoids, pemograman web, mysql sebagai penyimpanan data. Dengan penerapan informasi teknologi akan berdampak pada pengelompokkan buah berdasarkan kadar vitamin, sehingga petani dapat dengan mudah mengelompokkan buah buah hasil panen berdasarkan kadar vitamin yang dihasilkan.
Impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on air transport
Authors: Filipiak Dariusz , Matyjaszkiewicz Magdalena , Zalewski Piotr , Postek Joanna
Published: April 2023

Objectives

The purpose of this article is to present the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the operation of airlines and the aviation sector as a whole. The pandemic forced airlines to make many changes in their operations and greatly affected the entire aviation sector. The operation of the aviation sector during the pandemic period was affected by the administrative closure of flights for months, as well as the regulation banning flights to selected countries.

Methods

The study used the method of analyzing statistical data and reports on the aviation sector. The method of analyzing statistical data made it possible to compare data from the aviation sector on, among other things, the number of passengers carried, and the number of flights made.

Results

As a result of the development of the Covid-19 pandemic, the aviation sector reduced the number of flights operated, which contributed to a decline in the number of passengers carried and heavy losses for the sector. During the pandemic period, the growth of airlines was sharply halted.

Conclusions

Aviation around the world operated for several months in a completely new and highly unpredictable reality. The crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic is the biggest crisis in aviation history. The sector needs to define clear rules and messages in crisis situations.
Gastrointestinal microbiome and coronavirus disease: evidence of a bidirectional association
Authors: Houston Kevin V. , Patel Ankit , Saadeh Michael , Vargas Alejandra , Vilela Sangay Ana Rosa , D’Souza Steve M. , Yoo Byung Soo , Johnson David A.
Published: April 2023

The gastrointestinal (GI) microbiome remains an emerging topic of study and the characterization and impact on human health and disease continue to be an area of great interest. Similarly, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has significantly impacted the healthcare system with active disease, lasting effects, and complications with the full impact yet to be determined. The most current evidence of the interaction between COVID-19 and the GI microbiome is reviewed, with a focus on key mediators and the microbiome changes associated with acute disease and post-acute COVID-19 syndrome (PACS).
Development of solid lipid nanoparticle gel for transdermal delivery system of chaulmoogra oil
Authors: Parveen Rabea , Samal Monalisha , Nafis  , Mukhtar Hayat M. , Ahmad Sayeed
Published: April 2023

Aim: The main objective of the study was to formulate, evaluate and perform an optimization study of chaulmoogra oil-loaded solid lipid nanoparticles (SLNs) based gel.
Methods: The study involves isolation, identification, and quantification of hydnocarpic acid (HA), using high-performance thin-layer chromatography (HPTLC) and characterization using ultraviolet (UV), nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and mass spectroscopy (MS), and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). Different concentration of assorted solid lipids and surfactants was used for the preparation of SLN gel with the improved transdermal application. Size distribution, entrapping efficiency, transmission electron microscopy (TEM), and percent yield were tested for the prepared SLN and the characterization of SLN gel was evaluated on the basis of in vitro diffusion study, stability studies, homogeneity, and skin irritancy test.
Results: The amount of HA quantified in the oil sample was found to be 54.84% w/w. The percent yield and entrapment efficiency (EE) of HA SLNs were 96.176 ± 1.338% and 90.2 ± 0.5% respectively. The in vitro percent cumulative drug release was 80.89% for the developed SLN, the homogeneity test showed no grittiness, and the prepared gel was found to be effective as it shows no signs of erythema post-treatment of 10 days. The in vitro dissolution studies showed better results for SLN gel when compared to SLN suspension.
Conclusions: The nano-gel could be a better option for the topical delivery of herbal drugs with improved bioavailability providing several benefits over conventional formulation.
Immunomodulation strategies against COVID-19 evidence: key nutrients and dietary approaches
Authors: Cundra Lindsey B. , Vallabhaneni Manasa , Saadeh Michael , Houston Kevin V. , Yoo Byung Soo , D’Souza Steve , Johnsonv David A.
Published: April 2023

The novel coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) has created a major public health crisis. Various dietary factors may enhance immunological activity against COVID-19 and serve as a method to combat severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). The dietary factors that are responsible for boosting immunity may provide a therapeutic advantage in patients with COVID-19. Investigators have demonstrated that vitamins B6, B12, C, D, E, and K, and trace elements like zinc, copper, selenium, and iron may serve as important tools for immunomodulation. Herein this is a review the peer-reviewed literature pertaining to dietary immunomodulation strategies against COVID-19. This review is intended to better define the evidence that dietary modifications and supplementation could positively influence the proinflammatory state in patients with COVID-19 and improve clinical outcomes. With appropriate insight, therapeutic interventions are discussed and directed to potentially modulate host immunity to mitigate the disease mechanisms of COVID-19.
Forward head posture and neck disability: what is the effect on lung function?
Authors: Annarumma Giada , Spinelli Alessandro , Serio Alessandro , Di Fraia Tammaro , Gallinoro Carlo Maria , Caoduro Lucrezia , Tarantino Domiziano , Demeco Andrea , Keeling Erica , Palermi Stefano , Biffi Alessandro , Sirico Felice
Published: April 2023

Aim: Forward head posture (FHP) is a very common pathological neck posture among people who frequently use multimedia devices, and it could be related to some musculoskeletal disorders. However, its role in influencing lung function and its relationship with neck disability are still debated in the literature. Therefore, the aim of the present study was to investigate the influence of FHP on respiratory function, and to explore a possible relationship between FHP and neck discomfort.
Methods: A cross-sectional study was conducted on a sample of 83 subjects (35.7 ± 8.4 years aged), enrolled at the Ferrari corporate wellness program “Formula Benessere”. Craniovertebral angle (CVA) was measured with a digital goniometer to assess head posture: FHP was defined with a CVA < 50° in an upright position. Spirometry was conducted according to European Respiratory Society/American Thoracic Society (ERS/ATS) criteria. Finally, subjects enrolled were evaluated through a self-administered neck disability index (NDI) questionnaire.
Results: Among the 60 participants with agreement about the CVA measurements, 45 had FHP (11 females and 34 males) with lower CVA values. No significant differences were found in spirometric parameters between subjects with FHP (n = 45) and subjects without FHP (n = 15). Furthermore, the two groups did not differ either in NDI scores (P = 0.148).
Conclusions: There is no clear relationship between FHP and respiratory function indices. Moreover, no differences have been found in NDI values between subjects with FHP and subjects without FHP. Respiratory rehabilitation strategies should be focused on other parameters than FHP itself.
Datenbasierte Gestaltung nachhaltiger Produktionsnetzwerke/Data-driven design of sustainable production networks
Authors: Schuh Günther , Schmitz Seth , Schlosser X. Tino , Janssen Benedict
Published: April 2023

Während die Gestaltung globaler Produktionsnetzwerke in den vergangenen Jahrzehnten hauptsächlich an den Zieldimensionen Kosten, Geschwindigkeit und Flexibilität ausgerichtet war, gewinnt die ökologischen Nachhaltigkeit als weitere Zieldimension zunehmend an Bedeutung. Gepaart mit einer steigenden Dynamik im Umfeld produzierender Unternehmen, ist eine transparente, datenbasierte Netzwerkgestaltung essenziell, um erfolgreich zu sein. Dieser Beitrag präsentiert ein datengetriebenes Vorgehen mithilfe des Softwaretools „Miori“ Network Design, das die Gestaltung des Produktionsnetzwerkes sowohl unter klassischen Zieldimensionen, als auch unter Nachhaltigkeitsdimensionen erlaubt.

 

While the design of global production networks in the past decades was mainly oriented towards the target dimensions of costs, speed and flexibility, ecological sustainability is becoming increasingly important as a further target dimension. Coupled with an increasing dynamic in the environment of manufacturing companies, a transparent, data-based network design is essential to be successful. This paper presents a data-driven approach with the help of the software tool Miori Network Design, which enables the design of the production network according to both classical and sustainability dimensions.
Datendurchgängige Fabrik/A blue print for factory planning – Data consistent factory
Authors: Ihnen Deike , Lange Annika , Knothe Thomas
Published: April 2023

Das Blue Print Plant Model ist ein integriertes Unternehmensmodell, welches Objekte und deren Parameter einer Fabrik mit Prozessen sowie den Berechnungs- und Auslegungsverfahren verbindet. Dabei werden Partikularmodelle, wie zum Beispiel Wirtschaftlichkeitsanalysen, flexibel eingebunden. Die integrierte Betrachtung unterstützt eine Datendurchgängigkeit, mit der sich Medienbrüche entlang der Planungsphasen reduzieren lassen. Im Beitrag werden Erfahrungen anhand eines Use Cases der diskreten Fertigung dargestellt.

 

The Blue Print Plant Model is an integrated enterprise model that links objects and their parameters of a factory with processes, calculation and design procedures. Particular models, such as profitability analyses, are flexibly integrated. The integrated view supports data consistency, which reduces discontinuities along the planning phases. The article presents experiences based on a use case of discrete manufacturing.
Digitale und optimierte Produktionslinienplanung/Automation in factory and production planning – Digital and optimized production line planning
Authors: Öfele Marcel , Häckel Björn , Braunreuther Stefan , Hartmann Christoph , Willburger Lukas , Spindler Klaus
Published: April 2023

Bei der Fabrikplanung ist die Produktionslinienplanung von hoher Komplexität geprägt und mit herkömmlichen Methoden nicht zufriedenstellend lösbar. Das Problem lebt im hochdimensionalen Raum und muss dort gelöst werden. Dieser repräsentiert die Eigenschaften der Produkte, zugehörige Produktionsprozesse und betriebswirtschaftliche Aspekte. Es wird ein Konzept zur automatisierten Linienplanung inklusive der Montagereihenfolgeplanung, Werksauswahl, Liniengestaltung und Werkerzuordnung vorgestellt.

 

In factory planning, production line planning is characterized by a high complexity and cannot be solved satisfactorily with conventional methods. The problem lives in a high-dimensional space and must be solved there. This space represents the characteristics of the products, associated production processes and business aspects. A concept for automated line planning including assembly sequence planning, plant selection, line layout and worker assignment is presented.
Herausforderungen der personalisierten Produktion/Challenges for personalized production – Expert interviews on personalization in the DACH region
Authors: Bauernhansl Thomas , Gross Erwin , Mais Franziska , Schrader Peter , Briem Ann-Kathrin , Dangelmaier Manfred , Hildebrandt Nadja , Krieg Sabine , Ulmer Janina
Published: April 2023

Die zunehmende Individualisierung von Produkten stellt Unternehmen vor neue Herausforderungen. Haupttreiber sind hierbei kundenindividuelle Produkte, die in kleinen Stückzahlen aber zu Kosten einer Großserienfertigung produziert werden sollen. In einer Praxisstudie des Leistungszentrums „Mass Personalization“ in Stuttgart wurden vor diesem Hintergrund Unternehmen in der DACH-Region zu ihrem Personalisierungsgrad sowie den Herausforderungen und Hemmnissen der Personalisierung von Produkten befragt. Eine Erkenntnis ist, dass Unternehmen Personalisierung zur Differenzierung am Markt nutzen, um Kunden passgenauere Produkte anbieten zu können – das Ziel ist es Wettbewerbsvorteile auszubauen.

 

Due to increasing product individualization, companies face new challenges. The main drivers are customized products produced in small quantities but at the cost of large-scale production. In a practical study conducted by the Center for Mass Personalization in Stuttgart, companies in the DACH region were asked about their degree of personalization and the challenges and obstacles they face personalizing on of products. One finding is that companies use personalization for differentiation in the market so that they can offer customers more suitable products – the goal is to expand competitive advantages.
Digital Media and the Crime Industry: Saudi Society
Authors: Alnemer Hamoud
Published: April 2023

This study concentrates on digital media’s impact on criminal activities in the Saudi community. The theoretical framework is based on the cultivation theory. The study includes the thirteen regions of Saudi Arabia with a sample of 630 respondents. Questionnaires were used to collect data. Based on the results, TikTok, Twitter and Snapchat are the most influential apps that contribute to the rapid spread of crime, particularly fraud, financial scamming, violating religious and public policy values, as well as deceiving minors. The study reveals that the promotion of crime through digital media is attributed to many factors, most notably digital media’s ability to transmit criminal images and patterns all over the world and achieve lucrative gains by stirring up the media entities’ desire to intensify the dissemination of digital media content. The study recommends the importance of international agreements in the field of combating crimes to determine the framework of international jurisdiction and international collaboration to protect communities against cross-border crimes. Adopting strict security measures to provide sound media content, implementing electronic protection policies and paying much more attention to the family circle are the first line of defence in facing the crimes of digital media content.
KEYWORDS
Crime confrontation, crime spread, international crimes, IT crimes, new media, social media
Multilevel analysis for tuberculosis mortality during treatment
Authors:   The Korean Data Analysis Society, Kim Changhoon , Sohn yunjin , Noh Maengseok
Published: April 2023

Tuberculosis is an infectious disease with social determinants and is associated with individual and regional factors. In this study, multilevel logistic regression analysis was used to identify regional factors affecting mortality during treatment considering the individual level and regional level factors together in the early period (2012-2015) when the Korean tuberculosis PPM cooperation system was introduced. When PPM general hospitals, public health centers, and clinics were selected as treatment institutions, there was no difference in mortality according to regional PPM support rates. Non-PPM hospitals (slope 0.016, p<0.001) and non-PPM general hospitals (slope 0.017, p<0.001) showed a higher mortality rate in regions with higher PPM support rates. When PPM hospitals were selected as treatment institutions, the higher the PPM application rate, the higher the mortality rate (slope 0.033, p<0.001). Due to the institutional situation of adopting a treatment system centered on a small number of large hospitals, each region has a diverse distribution of regional PPM coverage depending on the circumstances, and accordingly, the type of healthcare providers selected creates a different context and leads to a difference in mortality during treatment.
The Impact of Particulate Matter on the Demand for Outside Recreation Activity: Focusing on the Visitation of National Parks
Authors:   The Korean Data Analysis Society, Yi Donggyu
Published: April 2023

As the damage of particulate matter (PM) becomes known to the public recently, both mitigation and adaptation to highly concentrated PM have been emphasized. While it has been found that the tendency to avoid PM can also affect the decision-making of outdoor activities, some studies show a positive correlation between PM concentration and visitations. In this extension, this study examines how PM concentration affects the visiting behavior of national parks. For this, we used the actual daily visitation data (from January 1, 2014 to June 30, 2020) to 20 national parks from Korea National Park Service by adopting the fixed effect panel model. The results showed that a positive relationship between the number of visitors and PM concentration but it is insignificant. The results also showed that people are more sensitive to whether or not the high PM concentration than to PM concentration value itself and they reduce visitations as PM concentration level becomes ‘bad’ or worse. In addition, the correlation between PM concentration and visitations appears in a different pattern in winter than in other seasons. These results implies that a simple analysis on the relationship between PM concentration and outdoor activity can lead to misunderstanding and that there is something else people consider more than PM concentration level.
A Study on Demand Characteristics of Public Libraries: Case of Public Libraries in Seoul
Authors:   The Korean Data Analysis Society, Joo Jaehong , Lee Joo Suk
Published: April 2023

This study attempted to identify variables that affect public library demand. The analysis are was limited to Seoul in consideration of locational conditions. In this study, the dependent variable, library demand, was largely divided into the number of library visitors per year, the number of books borrowed per year, and the number of participants in cultural programs per year to examine the factors affecting each demand. According to the analysis results, as the size of facilities provided by libraries increases, the demand for libraries increases elastically. However, as the number of cultural program courses increases, the number of cultural program participants increases elastically. As the number of public libraries and public sports facilities in the region increases, the demand for libraries decreases, indicating that there is an alternative relationship with the facilities. However, fluctuations in demand were found to be inelastic. On the other hand, in the case of the population in the region, the magnitude of elasticity was relatively large compared to other variables, so it was found that a review related to this was essential in relation to the establishment of a public library in the future in a situation where the population was continuously declining.
EFEITOS DA TRANSIÇÃO FLORESTA/PASTAGEM SOBRE A DIVERSIDADE DE AVES DE SUB-BOSQUE NO SUDOESTE DA AMAZÔNIA
Authors: Guimarães David Pedroza , Machado Juliane Aparecida Nascimento , Bona Ketlen , Alencar Luana , Dantas Mariana Assumpção Firmo , Guilherme Edson
Published: April 2023

Avaliamos como a conversão de floresta para pasto interfere na estrutura das assembleias de aves no sudoeste da Amazônia brasileira. Capturamos as aves no período de 16 a 18 de novembro de 2017. Utilizamos 10 redes de neblina instaladas em linha contínua no interior da floresta e 10 redes em um enclave de pastagem adjacente. Com esforço amostral de 300 horas/m², capturamos 122 indivíduos distribuídos em 31 espécies de aves. No ambiente de floresta foram capturadas 23 espécies (74,2%), e no ambiente de pastagem foram oito espécies (25,8%). A curva de rarefação indicou que o ambiente de floresta possui mais espécies do que o amostrado e uma tendência à estabilização para o ambiente de pastagem. As aves com maior percentual de captura no ambiente de floresta foram o rendadinho (Willisornis poecilinotus) e o uirapuru-de-garganta-preta (Thamnomanes ardesiacus), enquanto que no ambiente de pastagem foi o tiziu (Volatinia jacarina). Os perfis de diversidade, guildas alimentares e morfometria revelaram diferenças significativas entre os ambientes de floresta e pastagem. Os resultados indicaram uma perca significativa de diversidade e de funções ecológicas no ambiente de pastagem. As alterações ambientais transformando florestas biodiversas em pastagens afetam a diversidade de aves colocando em risco a sobrevivência de espécies endêmicas e/ou raras dependentes de ambientes florestais no sudoeste da Amazônia.
RELAÇÕES SOCIOAMBIENTAIS NO CONTEXTO RIBEIRINHO AMAZÔNICO: UM ESTUDO DE CASO NA COMUNIDADE DE PACUÍ DE CIMA, CAMETÁ-PA
Authors: Gaia Maria Roseane Wanzeler , Saboia Tiago Corrêa
Published: April 2023

O presente trabalho tem por objetivo discutir relações socioambientais a partir dos conhecimentos tradicionais relacionado ao uso da biodiversidade na alimentação, na geração de renda e nos processos de cura e prevenção de doenças na comunidade Ribeirinha Pacuí de Cima, município de Cametá, Pará. O estudo foi realizado na região de ilhas do município de Cametá-PA, especificamente na Ilha Pacuí de Cima, distante por volta de 30 a 40 minutos de barco a motor da sede do município. A coleta de dados foi realizada entre os meses de janeiro e fevereiro de 2020, através de entrevistas semiestruturadas e conversas informais. Foram entrevistadas quatro famílias, total de 25 pessoas. Para a seleção dos informantes foram utilizados como principal critério o tempo de residência da família na comunidade. A partir dos dados registrados na comunidade foi possível perceber que programas sociais têm representado grande parte da renda das famílias ribeirinhas (27%) e proporcionado a aquisição de itens para alimentação e cuidados com a saúde. No entanto, ainda se preservam fortes relações com a biodiversidade local e os modos de vida na região. Nesse sentido, a biodiversidade está presente no cotidiano das famílias tanto como fonte de renda, na alimentação, como também no tratamento e prevenção de doenças. A principal fonte de renda dos moradores está relacionada ao extrativismo vegetal, sendo o extrativismo do açaí, representando 34% da fonte de renda das famílias entrevistadas. Desse modo, acreditamos ser urgente a elaboração de políticas públicas voltadas para a conservação da biodiversidade na região das ilhas do município, afim de garantir a manutenção das condições de vida das populações ribeirinhas.
PREFACE
Authors: Brazal A.M. , Pieris R.
Published: April 2023

Within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic the 10th Biennial Conference of the Ecclesia of Women in Asia,2 22-26 February 2022, focused on the theme: Toward life-giving communities in a post-pandemic world: Asian feminist theological perspectives. “Life-giving community” is one that is inclusive, communitarian, egalitarian, empowering, andrespectful of differences. It is a community that goes beyond the boundaries of gender, class, or race/ethnicity, fostering the right relations with God, other peoples, and creation. This Special Issue is a collection of selected articles from that Conference.
JAPANESE WOMEN'S ACTIVISM SUSTAINS A LIFE-GIVING COMMUNITY IN THE PANDEMIC
Authors: Peracullo J.
Published: April 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic brought significant challenges to the women dependent on the healthcare and tourismindustries for the livelihood of their families. These challenges opened opportunities for organisations to alter their traditional forms of assistance into modalities that address the effects of the pandemic. I explore the Asian Women Empowerment Project (AWEP), a Japanbased organisation dedicated to helping poor women in Asian countries attain economic power. During the pandemic, AWEP attuned its programmes to respond to its challenges. Using ecofeminist theologian Sallie McFague’s ecological model, I demonstrate that AWEP reveals Japanese women’s acute understanding of a need for an ecological ethics of solidarity that includes ecological interests, a consciousness of solidarity, and cooperation through global sisterhood, which posits that women the world over share everyday experiences regardless ofrace, nationality, ethnicity, class, or economic status and, therefore, should help one another.
WOMEN’S RECEPTION OF CYBER CHURCHES DURING THE PANDEMIC AND INDICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE
Authors: Brazal A. , Camarines T.
Published: April 2023

This article aims to respond to the question: How have women received the shift of religious activities online and what are its implications or challenges, if any, for the future of the church? The study reveals no significant difference in the level of engagement in religious activities prior to and during the pandemic among women respondents in the NCR, Philippines. Women have played crucial roles in maintaining the religious well-being of their household, suggesting exercise of agency and leadership. A correlation/regression analysis of the data also projects a significant increase in level of engagement in 10 online religious activities post-pandemic.
ANALYSIS STRATEGY CONFIGURATIONS IN RISK TAKING USING FUZZY SET QUALITATIVE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS MODEL
Authors: Yang Gang , Bai Xueyan , Yang Shiyu
Published: April 2023

Risk-taking is a key factor in corporate competitive advantage, and economic development. The type of strategic configuration that can drive high-level risk-taking is a problem worthy of attention. This study takes 2,219 listed firms in China as samples and performs a fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) to explore the linkage effect and path choice of strategic change, corporate social responsibility, innovation, diversification, and financialization with corporate risk-taking (CRT). It finds that: (a) a single strategy does not constitute a necessary condition for high-level CRT; (b) three types of adaptive schemes exist for high-level CRT, among which the risk-taking level is the highest under the path of “Innovation, diversification, and financialization”; and (c) the driving paths of CRT in different regions, industries, and ownership show obvious differences.
The Evolution of Activity and Chemical Composition in Rosetta’s Comet Targets across Multiple Apparitions: Complications for CS2 as the CS Parent in Comet Nuclei
Authors: Noonan John W. , Parker Joel Wm. , Harris Walter M. , Bromley Steven , Saki Mohammad , Moulane Youssef , Farnocchia Davide , Micheli Marco , Li 李 Jian-Yang 荐扬 , Mandt Kathleen E. , Venkataramani Kumar , Bodewits Dennis
Published: April 2023

Jupiter-family comets are ephemeral small bodies injected into the inner solar system from the Kuiper Belt, doomed to either sublimate all their volatiles and become inert or violently shatter from the activity. We investigate two target candidates of the ESA Rosetta mission, comets 46P/Wirtanen and 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, which had favorable apparitions for Earth-based observations in 2018–2019 and 2021, respectively. Using the Hubble Space Telescope STIS and COS instruments, we observed OH and CS emissions to characterize production rates of H2O and CS, established Af
ρ values, and placed upper limits on the production rate of C2 and its parent. We find CS/H2O relative abundances that are significantly (5σ–7σ) larger than previous remote near-UV (NUV) measurements of 46P and 67P at similar heliocentric distances and CS/H2O values larger than those obtained via contemporaneous submillimeter observations for the same apparitions. We also find that for 67P the remote derivations of CS2/H2O ratios are substantially (∼50×) higher than the values measured by the ROSINA mass spectrometer on board the Rosetta spacecraft for all NUV-derived CS2 production rates. The discrepancy points toward an unidentified CS parent or parents with contributing factors from uncertainties with the fluorescence efficiencies of the CS (0,0) band of the A
1Π–X
1Σ+ system around 2580 Å. Given the significance of understanding the chemistry and dissociation physics of sulfur-bearing molecules in comets for tracing planetesimal formation environments, as well as the limited studies in this area, we propose several hypotheses to explain this discrepancy and outline future studies to address these issues.
A new subspecies of Philiris diana Waterhouse & Lyell, 1914 (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) from the Wet Tropics of northern Australia
Authors: Hacobian Bartholomew S. , Braby Michael F. , Petrie Edward A.
Published: April 2023

Philiris diana Waterhouse & Lyell, 1914 from the Wet Tropics of northeastern Queensland was previously thought to be monotypic, being most closely related to Philiris papuanus Wind & Clench, 1947 from Cape York Peninsula, Australia, and mainland New Guinea. However, a new subspecies was recently discovered on the Atherton Tableland, which we illustrate, diagnose and describe as Philiris diana fortuna ssp. nov. It appears to be a narrow-range endemic, restricted to montane forest (750–1,090 m asl) and allopatric or parapatric from the nominotypical subspecies Philiris diana diana Waterhouse & Lyell, 1914, which is largely restricted to low to mid-altitude forests in the coastal escarpment in the Cairns-Kuranda district. Despite being separated by a minimum distance of only 20–25 km, the two taxa show substantial phenotypic differences in wing pattern elements, but negligeable differences according to the mitochondrial COI barcode region (mean p-distance = 0.28%). The habitat and biology of the new taxon are summarized, and likely historical processes driving divergence between upland and lowland populations of this species hypothesized.
Application of Electronic Nose and Eye Systems for Detection of Adulteration in Olive Oil based on Chemometrics and Optimization Approaches
Authors: Mirhoseini-Moghaddam Seyedeh Mahsa , Yamaghani Mohammad Reza , Bakhshipour Adel
Published: April 2023

In this study, a combined system of electronic nose (e-nose) and computer vision was developed for the detection of adulteration in extra virgin olive oil (EVOO). The canola oil was blended with the pure EVOO to provide adulterations at four levels of 5, 10, 15, and 20%. Data collection was carried out using an e-nose system containing 13 metal oxide gas sensors, and a computer vision system. Applying principal component analysis (PCA) on the e-nose-extracted features showed that 93% and 92% of total data variance was covered by the three first PCs generated from Maximum Sensor Response (MSR), Area Under Curve (AUC) features, respectively. Cluster analysis verified that the pure and impure EVOO samples can be categorized by e-nose properties. PCA-Quadratic Discriminant Analysis (PCA-QDA) classified the EVOOs with an accuracy of 100%. Multiple Linear Regression (MLR) was able to estimate the adulteration percentage with the R2 of 0.8565 and RMSE of 2.7125 on the validation dataset. Moreover, factor analysis using Partial Least Square (PLS) introduced the MQ3 and TGS2620 sensors as the most important e-nose sensors for EVOO adulteration monitoring. Application of Response Surface Methodology (RSM) on RGB, HSV, L*,a*, and b* as color parameters of the EVOO images revealed that the color parameters are at their optimal state in the case up to 0.1% of canola impurity, where the obtained desirability index was 97%. Results of this study demonstrated the high capability of e-nose and computer vision systems for accurate, fast and non-destructive detection of adulteration in EVOO and detection of food adulteration may be more reliable using these artificial senses. 
À la Recherche du temps perdu
Authors: Rocheteau Olivier
Published: April 2023

L’enfant chez Proust se distingue par une sensibilité exacerbée, potentiellement monstrueuse, anormale et explosive. L’enfant créateur est rebelle, il perçoit l’hypocrisie et la cruauté du monde adulte, défie la norme prescriptive et étouffante, hygiéniste et aseptisée. Il est celui qui, sans renoncer aux liens affectifs, dont il est si cruellement dépendant, cherche à s’émanciper des représentations convenues et inhibantes des adultes. Il est celui qui ne gardera pas tout cela pour lui. Il synthétise d’emblée la Recherche à venir.
Tomi Ungerer, un dessinateur pour l’enfance
Authors: Willer Thérèse
Published: April 2023

Explorer le lien d’un artiste, quel qu’il soit, avec l’enfance, la sienne et de manière générale celle des autres, est un sujet aux aspects passionnants et complexes. C’est le cas chez Tomi Ungerer, dont l’oeuvre graphique et la vie personnelle sont intimement liés, comme en témoigne entre autres le lien qui existe entre son oeuvre à destination de la jeunesse et ses années d’enfance.
Bi-Lie n-derivations on triangular rings
Authors: Liang Xinfeng , Zhao Lingling
Published: April 2023

The purpose of this article is to prove that every bi-Lie n-derivation of certain triangular rings is the sum of an inner biderivation, an extremal biderivation and an additive central mapping vanishing at $ (n-1)^{th} $-commutators for both components, using the notion of maximal left ring of quotients. As a consequence, we characterize the decomposition structure of bi-Lie n-derivations on upper triangular matrix rings.
Efficient motion capture data recovery via relationship-aggregated graph network and temporal pattern reasoning
Authors: Zheng Chuanqin , Zhuang Qingshuang , Peng Shu-Juan
Published: April 2023

Human motion capture (mocap) data is of crucial importance to the realistic character animation, and the missing optical marker problem caused by marker falling off or occlusions often limit its performance in real-world applications. Although great progress has been made in mocap data recovery, it is still a challenging task primarily due to the articulated complexity and long-term dependencies in movements. To tackle these concerns, this paper proposes an efficient mocap data recovery approach by using Relationship-aggregated Graph Network and Temporal Pattern Reasoning (RGN-TPR). The RGN is comprised of two tailored graph encoders, local graph encoder (LGE) and global graph encoder (GGE). By dividing the human skeletal structure into several parts, LGE encodes the high-level semantic node features and their semantic relationships in each local part, while the GGE aggregates the structural relationships between different parts for whole skeletal data representation. Further, TPR utilizes self-attention mechanism to exploit the intra-frame interactions, and employs temporal transformer to capture long-term dependencies, whereby the discriminative spatio-temporal features can be reasonably obtained for efficient motion recovery. Extensive experiments tested on public datasets qualitatively and quantitatively verify the superiorities of the proposed learning framework for mocap data recovery, and show its improved performance with the state-of-the-arts.
Video Copyright Protection
Authors: Muna Majeed Laftah  , Iman I. Hamid  , Nashwan Alsalam Ali
Published: April 2023

Illegal distribution of digital data is a common danger in the film industry, especially with the rapid spread of the Internet, where it is now possible to easily distribute pirated copies of digital video on a global scale. The Watermarking system inserts invisible signs to the video content without changing the content itself. The aim of this paper is to build an invisible video watermarking system with high imperceptibility. Firstly, the watermark is confused by using the Arnold transform and then dividing into equal, non-overlapping blocks. Each block is then embedded in a specific frame using the Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT), where the HL band is used for this purpose. Regarding the method of selecting the host frames, the chaotic map (tent map) was used to choose a number of frames which are greater or equal to the number of blocks of the watermark. The host frame selection method makes the discovery of the watermark information by illegal means very complicated. The experimental results show that the proposed method can produce excellent transparency with robustness against some attacks where the average_ PSNR reaches to 72.806.
Hows and Whys That Lead to Online Brand Engagement
Authors: Bhattacharya Subhajit
Published: April 2023

This article contributes to digital branding and customer involvement via social media. To improve online brand engagement, this study examined brand awareness, social linkage, and online trust value. Effective web survey design acquired 317 empirical online sample answers for the paper. The current study uses structural equation modeling to evaluate and verify the postulated model. In this competitive internet era, social networking-supported marketing may raise brand engagement to increase online brand trust, positive brand attitude, and deeper customer emotional connection and brand likability. This study proposes a unique paradigm to improve online brand engagement by investigating brand awareness, social, and online trust value correlations.
Investigation of Intelligent Service Mode of Digital Stadiums and Gymnasiums in the Context of Smart Cities
Authors: Zhang Wei
Published: April 2023

With the innovation of information technology, digital stadiums and gymnasiums are based on independent innovation, information management, and intelligent cultivation and development, which promotes the construction of a new ecology of intelligent sports and also determines the development situation and development mode of traditional sports. In the construction of intelligent service mode of digital stadiums and gymnasiums in the context of smart cities, the management information system, as the application support of stadium information technology, is the key channel to improve the intelligent level of stadiums and gymnasiums. The establishment and promotion of a smart management information system is an inevitable trend for smart stadiums and gymnasiums to complete key technologies, consumer experience, and efficient functional innovation of management methods, which is also an important content of science and technology-enabling stadiums and gymnasiums. This paper proposed the research on intelligent service mode of digital stadiums and gymnasiums under the background of smart cities.
When Companies Make Your Day
Authors: Dudezert Aurelie , Laval Florence , Shirish Anuragini , Mitev Nathalie
Published: April 2023

Pre-digital organizations were established before the digital and collaborative economy. Faced with this new economy, they are carrying out organizational transformation projects that involve significant changes in tasks, working conditions, and employee well-being. A positive emotional climate can support these digital transformations. Companies have therefore developed specific change management practices focusing on happiness at work to support these digital transformation programs of work practices. This research explores the role of happiness management as a change management practice for digital transformation. Using a multiple case study method, it illustrates how happiness management practices are enacted in three French pre-digital organizations from different industries. It identifies characteristics of happiness management mobilized differently by each organization. Some combinations of these characteristics and employees' control perceptions are shown to lead to a positive emotional climate which in turn affects the success of digital workplace transformations.