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AI-Driven Risk Management in Financial Services From Theory to Practice in Smart Education
Authors: Garud Sapana
Published: February 2025

This chapter explores the transformative role of AI-driven risk management in financial services, emphasizing its application within smart education and sustainable learning environments. As financial institutions increasingly adopt AI technologies to enhance risk assessment, fraud detection, and compliance management, this chapter outlines the theoretical underpinnings of AI-driven risk management and its practical implications in educational contexts. By analyzing case studies and real-world implementations, we highlight how AI tools can provide actionable insights for financial decision-making in educational institutions, promote transparency, and support sustainable practices. Furthermore, the chapter addresses the challenges and limitations of integrating AI into risk management processes, offering recommendations for overcoming these hurdles. Through this exploration, we aim to provide educators and financial professionals with a comprehensive understanding of AI's potential to revolutionize risk management practices in both sectors.
Big Data in Smart Learning
Authors: Gami Sandip J.
Published: February 2025

This chapter explores the transformative role of big data in smart learning environments, emphasizing the integration of data engineering techniques to enhance educational solutions. As educational institutions increasingly adopt technology-driven methodologies, the need for robust data management and analytics becomes critical. This chapter discusses the various sources of big data in education, including student interactions, assessment results, and institutional operations, highlighting their potential to inform decision-making and improve learning outcomes. We delve into advanced data engineering practices such as data collection, storage, processing, and visualization, showcasing how these techniques can facilitate personalized learning experiences and predictive analytics. Through case studies and practical examples, we illustrate how leveraging big data can drive innovation in educational solutions, ultimately fostering an adaptive learning ecosystem that meets the diverse needs of students and educators.
Data Engineering for AI in Healthcare From ETL to Advanced Analytics on Cloud Platforms for Smart Education
Authors: Bathani Ronakkumar
Published: February 2025

This chapter explores the pivotal role of data engineering in the healthcare sector, particularly in the context of artificial intelligence (AI) applications aimed at enhancing smart education and sustainable learning environments. The discussion begins with an overview of the data lifecycle, emphasizing the extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL) processes essential for preparing healthcare data for advanced analytics. It delves into the integration of cloud platforms, highlighting their scalability, flexibility, and accessibility in managing vast datasets from diverse healthcare sources. The chapter further examines the application of AI techniques in data analysis, offering insights into predictive modeling, machine learning, and deep learning approaches that can improve healthcare outcomes and educational initiatives.
Fostering Creativity In The Tech-Start Education
Authors: Macha Venkata Reddy , T. Joseph Ratna Jayakar
Published: February 2025

It is man's effort to set his own impression on this earth in life-time, but the question is does it make indelible? It is true, nothing is permanent, with time, everything rolls down into history pages, and a new thing will arise to equip. For challenging survival one must capture the lead one in the concerned sector. In 15th century, no one would have imagined, the Industrial Revolution quickly changes world, and it laid the foundations for new inventions and for computer establishment. A new tech world launched before us now. It is challenging to manage with its pitfalls, and it is a resource for learning. The industry's survival depends on capturing technology and efficient human resources. There should be people who can lead it to the success banks for its sustainability. There is an essence in the application of technology-driven education and implementation with a few modified syllabi to built an innovative techstart education. The chapter will provide insight into how the organizations will equip it by bringing a few changes in academic tech-start education.
Strava Metro Data as an Urban Planning Input
Authors: Robinson Pamela J. , Johnson Peter A. , Vernooy Madison , Klein Leorah
Published: February 2025

The fitness platform Strava gathers data from its users that the company repackages and shares through its Strava Metro platform. Municipalities have been using these data to inform their active transportation planning efforts, but less is known about how they use these data and account for their limits. Through interviews with municipal staff who are long-standing Metro users, this paper examines how decision-makers use these data and mitigate for their limitations. It concludes with reflections on the role of third-party data in urban planning efforts and their impact on planning outcomes.
Gaslighting organizacional
Authors: Rodríguez Pérez Beatriz Cristina
Published: February 2025

Resumen: La presente investigación que abordamos en este artículo, trata de descubrir qué es el gaslighting organizacional, dando un paso más allá, a la hora de establecer si existe alguna vinculación del gaslighting organizacional con el suicidio laboral.
   Nos encontramos ante un fenómeno cuyo análisis hunde sus raíces filosóficas en el marco de la ética aplicada y en la biopolítica, desplegando diferentes interrogantes que remiten a la manipulación, la socavación de la autonomía moral del individuo, así como, al desarrollo de dinámicas de control y dominio en el seno de las organizaciones.
Effects of walnut (Juglans regia) green peel extract on growth performance and challenge to enteric redmouth disease (Yersinia ruckeri) in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)
Authors: Karadaş Filiz , Gültepe Nejdet
Published: February 2025

This study aimed to investigate the effects of walnut (Juglans regia) green peel extract on growth performance parameters growth performance and challenge to enteric redmouth disease (Yersinia ruckeri) in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). The triplicate experimental study was performed for 105 days to evaluate the effect of 1, 2, and 4 mg kg-1 of walnut green peel extract (WPE). Although there was no significant difference in growth performance between the groups, the growth performance and survival rate of the extract-added groups were slightly better than the control group. Some blood parameters such as mid-range cells (MID), platelet (PLT), platelet distribution width (PDW), procalcitonin (PCT), platelet large cell ratio (P-LCR), and cholesterol (CHOL) values significantly improved in walnut green peel extract-added groups. Phagocytic activity (PA), lysozyme activity (LA), and myeloperoxidase activity (MPO) were significantly increased between all groups compared with the untreated group. Although respiratory burst activity (RBA) increased, no significant difference existed between groups. As a result, it was determined that although walnut green peel extract does not directly affect growth performance, it can be used as a feed additive with its immunomodulatory aspect.
The legacy of Luca Cavalli-Sforza on human evolution
Authors: Colucci Margherita , Leonardi Michela , Hodgson Jason A. , Stringer Chris , Scerri Eleanor M. L.
Published: February 2025

Archaeology and the branch of population genetics focusing on the human past have historically lived parallel lives, often having complicated encounters when it came to unravelling the origins and evolution of Homo sapiens. These interactions were proven invaluable to obtain a deeper and more complete understanding of our past. At the same time, they sometimes uncovered biases and misinterpretations, with serious consequences for our understanding of data, methods and, most importantly, the history of our species. Cavalli-Sforza pioneered a real multidisciplinary approach, bridging population genetics and statistics with archaeology, human origins, and other fields in the humanities, inspiring researchers from these fields and blazing a trail for today’s successful interactions and collaborations. His legacy showed that these interdisciplinary approaches are possible and of vital importance, and exposed areas that still need significant development today.
Global Entrepreneurship Week: Assessing the Level of Awareness and Impact on Students’ Entrepreneurial Mindset Development
Authors: Alhassan Bello , E.A Onipede , T.A Saka
Published: February 2025

There is much believe that the social gathering at Polytechnics has a substantial impact on the development of entrepreneurial attitudes and mindset on students. The Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) is an annual event that occurs over the span of one week and includes the participation of millions of entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers, researchers, educators, entrepreneurship support organizations and interested individuals in the field of entrepreneurship. As the acceleration of change increases, the need for opportunity discovery, evaluation and utilization of business opportunity intensified. This present paper seeks to determine the level of awareness and impact of GEW on our students’ entrepreneurial mindset. Samples were drawn from the five academic institutes of the Polytechnic. Seven hundred and fifty students were randomly selected across the institutes to include ND and HND programmes. The two parts questionnaires were tagged “Awareness of GEW programme” and “Impacts of GEW programme. Hypothetically, the results revealed that 70% of the students are quite aware of the GEW and 60% were positively impacted. It was concluded that GEW is in indeed an entrepreneurship programme worth celebrating every November of the year. This was followed by valuable recommendations.
Organizational Innovation Climate to Improve Employee Innovative Behaviour Through Psychological Ownership in Employees in The Department of Marine Affairs and Fisheries of East Java Province, Indonesia
Authors: Kusmaningtyas Amiartuti , Rahmadania Eliza Novi
Published: February 2025

Innovation is highly crucial for the survival of organizations in dynamic environments. However, how the combined effects of organizational innovation climate and psychological ownership influence employees' innovative behaviour has received limited research, especially in the public sector. This study attempts to fill this gap by investigating how the organizational innovation climate influences the psychological ownership and innovative behaviour of employees in the East Java Provincial Marine and Fisheries Service, Indonesia. A quantitative approach was applied, and 78 respondents were selected by simple random sampling. Data collection was done through questionnaires, while the data analysis was done using SmartPLS, path analysis. Results indicate that organizational innovation climate significantly influences psychological ownership and employee innovative behaviour. However, psychological ownership does not lead to a significant impact on innovative behaviour of employees, which means that supportive organizational conditions are essentially required for innovation to take place. These findings confirm the Resource-Based Theory, which focuses on the organizational resources as a source of competitive advantage. The practical implications are the enabling innovative climate development to enhance the employee's creativity and innovation capability in public sector institutions for better organizational performance.
Effectiveness of Social Forestry Programs Towards Resolving Forest Management Conflicts in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Authors: Madiong Baso , . Almusawir , . Abdurrifai , Anugrah Firman
Published: February 2025

Forests as one of the determinants of the life support system and source of people's prosperity, have recently experienced shrinkage and are very worried about the consequences of deforestation, forestry conflicts, forestry corruption and so on that occur in South Sulawesi Province. Therefore, it is necessary to have sustainable and sustainable forest management, one of the efforts made by the government is through the Social Forestry Program. However, unfortunately, the existence of social forestry in South Sulawesi Province is currently not optimal and is not in accordance with the targets set by the government. This study aims to analyze various obstacles in social forestry management so far in South Sulawesi Province. The research method used is normative-empirical research with qualitative and quantitative approaches. The results of the study show that the obstacles in the management of social forestry in South Sulawesi Province are the lack of budget provided, long and convoluted licensing and administration, errors in setting social forestry targets based on area, difficulty in determining the location of land, sometimes the land given to the community is very difficult to reach, the commodities offered to the community have no economic value. Sanctions enforcement has not been optimal due to the difficulty of obtaining evidence and collusion with law enforcement officials.
Exploring Multiliteracy Practices among Grade 7 Special Science Students: A Phenomenological Study on the Integration of Scientific and Linguistic Literacies
Authors: Espejon Jean Lucille F.
Published: February 2025

Students’ scientific and linguistic literacies are crucial in all stages of research writing like data collection and presentation. These literacies are components of the broader concept of multiliteracy. In this regard, this paper explored the practice of multiliteracy in terms of scientific and linguistic literacies among the 22 Grade 7 Special Science Class students of General Luna National High School through data collection and presentation activities in research. This qualitative study utilized a phenomenological research design and gathered data through observation, interview, and open-ended questionnaires. Results revealed that although multiliteracy based on scientific and linguistic literacies was observed among the Grade 7 Special Science Class students, these literacies were still developing. Notably, scientific literacy based on science process skills and scientific attitudes, as well as linguistic literacy based on syntax and semantics, were only moderately exhibited. It is therefore concluded that the students possessed a foundational level of multiliteracy but lacked the comprehensive skills necessary for the effective integration of scientific and linguistic literacies in research activities. It is also suggested that the school should strictly re-implement the practice of Know, What, and Learn (KWL) chart and Interactive Reading Aloud (IRA) to develop students’ linguistic literacy. Similarly, the structured primary literature project and guided inquiry approach should be utilized to improve students’ scientific literacy.
مؤشرات واقع النقل في مدينة الزهور
Authors: م.د نهى عيسى فلفول زامل
Published: February 2025

يهدف البحث الى تحليل المؤشرات الكمية لواقع النقل في مدينة الزهور وذلك من خلال استخدام مؤشرات الترابط والتي تبين درجة تقييم مؤشر النقل من حيث كفاءته وذلك بالاعتماد على العقد والوصلات التي تقيم المؤشر فضلاً عن حساب كثافة الشبكة بالنسبة لمؤشر السكان والمساحة والمركبات في مدينة الزهور.
واعتمد البحث على المنهج الكمي والمنهج التحليلي في تقييم الشبكة بحسب قيم المؤشرات من خلال تطبيق المعادلات والأساليب الإحصائية.
توصل البحث الى جملة من النتائج كان اهمها ان درجة ارتباط الشبكة كانت كاملة ومترابطة بمؤشر بيتا بقيمة بلغت (1.5) ومؤشر (حركة المرور) وعدد الاستدارات بقيمة (18) في حين كانت شبكة الشوارع في المدينة متوسطة الكفاءة بحسب مؤشر كاما والبالغة قيمته (0.5) وضعف شبكة الترابط في مؤشرات الفا و ايتا والبالغة قيمتهما (0.28) و(0.18) على التوالي.
Impact of Environmental Pollution on Fish Personality and Cognitive Processes
Authors: Dr. Anju Verma
Published: February 2025

Pollution and environmental stressors are significant yet often underappreciated drivers of variability in fish behavior, cognition, and fitness in wild populations. This review examines recent research on the impact of pollution on fish and highlights four key areas of interest in understanding these effects.
First, the neurotoxic effects of contaminants on the brain and psyche of fish are discussed, revealing how pollution-induced behavioral and cognitive changes may influence exposure levels. These feedback loops can amplify the adverse effects of pollution on fish fitness. Second, the effects of pollutants are explored within a multistress context, recognizing that realistic environmental conditions often involve the interaction of pollution with other stressors, potentially exacerbating behavioral impacts on fitness.
Third,studies demonstrate a strong correlation between physiological, personality, cognitive, and fitness traits, indicating that pollutant-induced disruptions to these syndromes could alter evolutionary trajectories. Investigating the complex interplay of traits is essential to understanding how environmental stressors shape population dynamics. Finally, prolonged exposure to pollutants may lead to local adaptation or maladaptation, creating varying levels of sensitivity to pollution within the same species. Additionally, the evolution of resistance to pollution could constrain or conflict with the development of resistance to other environmental stressors. Future research should aim to unravel these intricate relationships to better predict and mitigate the impacts of pollution on fish populations and ecosystems.
Counter-intuitive links between cave genesis and subaerial stream dynamics in the Têt valley–Lachambre network, eastern Pyrenees, France
Authors: Jaillet Stéphane , Hez Gabriel , Calvet Marc , Delmas Magali , Pons-Branchu Edwige , Gunnell Yanni
Published: February 2025

The Lachambre cave network (Eastern Pyrenees, France) is well suited to studying the interaction between vertical successions of low-gradient cave passages in the limestone and chronosequences of fluvial terraces in the adjacent valley. Investigations here focus on cave passages striking parallel to the Têt River, and on their topographic, geomorphological, sedimentological and geochronological relationship with the two youngest generations of Pleistocene fluvial terrace, T2 and T1. Results reveal that the longitudinal profiles of the terraces and modern thalweg (1.5–3%) are ten times steeper than the profiles of the subterranean passages (0.1–0.3%), which display typical characteristics of water table caves. The respective cave and fluvial terrace profiles consequently diverge scissor-like on either side of a point of intersection, with the elevation of cave levels upstream occurring below the elevation of comparatively younger terrace treads, and even below the modern thalweg. U/Th ages obtained from speleothems and previously published 26Al/10Be burial ages of quartz-rich sediment indicate that the downstream segment of the cave passage (i) formed during Marine Isotope Stage 6, (ii) was invaded soon after by a subterranean debris cone (at times of fluvial aggradation in the Têt catchment, cones of river bedload entered the caves through valleyside sinkholes), (iii) was partially filled by an influx of gravel from upstream during MIS 4, (iv) experienced speleothem growth during MIS 3, and (v) underwent further geomorphic changes during MIS 2. Such complicated interactions between subaerial and subterranean dynamics emphasize the necessity for caution when using caves as tools for quantifying valley incision by rivers – particularly when using them as substitutes for fluvial terraces in widespread situations where none are available. Cave altimetry, speleogen inventories, cross-cutting relations in cave sediment stratigraphy and age-bracketing of fluvial deposits and speleothems all contribute to elaborating a more accurate understanding of how cave development interrelates with Quaternary alluvial cycles.
Educator Insights: A Need Analysis on Developing Mobile Applications as Learning Interventions for Dyscalculia
Authors: Hashim Noor Hasanah , Mahat Jazihan , Mohd Ayub Ahmad Fauzi , Syed-Abdullah Sharifah Intan Sharina
Published: February 2025

Dyscalculia, a specific learning disability affecting mathematical abilities, presents challenges in educational settings. This study investigates the academic needs of students with learning disabilities, specifically Dyscalculia, and explores effective interventions to enhance their learning experiences. Semi-structured interviews with experienced educators were conducted using a qualitative approach to gather insights into teaching these students. The findings emphasize the importance of mastering foundational mathematical concepts, such as numbers 1 to 10, for further understanding. Key themes include the need for tailored learning approaches and technology integration in teaching practices. The research highlights the potential of mobile applications as tools to boost engagement and comprehension. While this study offers valuable insights, it acknowledges limitations such as the small sample size and calls for broader research across diverse educational settings. This article aims to guide educators and policymakers toward inclusive, effective mobile learning interventions for those who are either at risk of or have already been diagnosed with learning disabilities, specifically Dyscalculia.
Educational Videos in Regional Languages as Health Promotion Media for Compliance with Controls and Taking Medication among Hypertension Patients
Authors: Sutrisno  , Suparman  , Tri Gunarto Sugito , Ardiana Anisah , Widodo Eko Putra Wisnu
Published: February 2025

The therapy process for hypertensive patients includes several aspects, one of which is treatment by taking antihypertensive medication, which must be done regularly according to the doctor's recommendations. Compliance with carrying out routine controls and taking medication in hypertensive patients is a very important part of treatment, because this compliance aims to reduce the risk of complications such as cardiovascular disease, cerebrovascular disease and kidney disorders. Therefore, in the process of treating hypertensive patients, discipline is very necessary to carry out regular health control and adhere to the medication schedule. To increase this compliance, video-based educational media using regional languages ​​is an effective approach. Regional language educational videos make it easier for patients to understand the health messages conveyed, so that patients can better understand the importance of following treatment rules consistently. Through this educational media, it is hoped that patient compliance with control and taking medication can increase, so that they can achieve success in managing hypertension conditions and preventing further complications. The aim of this Agronursing Internship Management Practice activity is to develop health promotion media in the form of regional language educational videos that focus on compliance in controlling and taking medication in hypertensive patients. This practice uses a questionnaire method to collect data and assess the effectiveness of the educational video in increasing patient awareness and compliance with the treatment they have to undergo.
Efforts to Prevent Stunting by Conducting Socialization and Demonstration of Moringa Leaf Pudding Making in Glagahwero Village, Kalisat District, Jember Regency
Authors: Hanifiyah Fitriyatul , Cristi Crismono Prima , Agustin Reni Pitasari Mely , Dwi Febriyanti Beby
Published: February 2025

Stunting is a significant health issue in Indonesia today. For toddlers suffering from stunting, this can have long-term effects, such as disrupting their health education, and productivity in the future. The demonstration of moringa leaf pudding preparation was carried out to enhance knowledge and skills in the community so that they can understand and prevent stunting, as well as to showcase moringa leaf pudding as an alternative food or supplementary feeding to prevent stunting. The method used is an educational approach with the concept of lectures, along with information explanations and demonstrations on how to make moringa leaf pudding as a healthy food alternative to prevent stunting. The result of this activity is to provide an overview of the effectiveness of both activities in enhancing the knowledge and awareness of the community regarding the importance of moringa leaf pudding nutrition in preventing stunting. The output obtained is an increase in knowledge as well as an improvement in skills, along with publications in mass media and publications in scientific journals.
Análise dos efeitos da substituição parcial do cimento Portland por escória de alto forno nas propriedades do concreto
Authors: Silva Ludimilla da Silveira Ferreira , Santos Franklin Mota dos , Silva Lucas Manoel da , Marques Filho José
Published: February 2025

O concreto é um dos materiais mais utilizados na construção civil devido à sua versatilidade e desempenho estrutural. No entanto, sua produção é uma das principais fontes de emissão de gases de efeito estufa, em grande parte devido ao elevado consumo de cimento Portland. Frente a essa problemática, a substituição parcial do cimento por resíduos industriais, como a escória de alto forno, apresenta-se como uma solução promissora para o desenvolvimento de misturas mais sustentáveis e eficientes, sem comprometer a eficácia do material. Este trabalho tem como objetivo avaliar concretos sustentáveis produzidos com a substituição de 20% do cimento Portland por escória de alto forno proveniente de aciaria na cidade de Açailândia – MA. Foram analisadas as propriedades físicas e mecânicas de concretos utilizando seixo rolado e brita granítica como agregados graúdos, tanto sem adições quanto com a substituição parcial de 20% do cimento. Os ensaios realizados incluíram o teste de abatimento (slump test) no estado fresco e ensaios de compressão uniaxial no estado endurecido, além da análise microestrutura por ensaio de ultrassom. O concreto de referência com seixo rolado apresentou resistência média de 33,07 MPa aos 28 dias, enquanto o concreto com substituição parcial por escória alcançou 21,67 MPa. Para o concreto com brita granítica, a resistência média foi de 25,67 MPa, reduzindo-se para 12,23 MPa com a substituição de parte do cimento por escória. Os resultados evidenciam os desafios e potencialidades da aplicação de escória de alto forno em concretos, destacando a importância de estratégias para otimizar suas propriedades mecânicas e fomentar práticas mais sustentáveis na construção civil.
Construção e evidências de validade de um conjunto de vídeos educativos fundamentados no letramento em saúde para cuidadores de pacientes em cuidados paliativos
Authors: Lima Willan Nogueira , Sampaio Helena Alves de Carvalho , Jorge Maria Salete Bessa , Vergara Clarice Maria Araújo Chagas , Vasconcelos Davi Jacome Santos , Lima David Holanda , Lima Maria Luciana de Almeida , Lima Maria da Conceição Moura de Oliveira , Gadelha Fabrícia Kelly Lima , Soares Mirlene Souza Santos
Published: February 2025

O LS é entendido como as habilidades individuais para acesso, compreensão, avaliação e uso de informações e serviços de saúde, mas também envolve a responsabilidade das organizações em disponibilizar informações e serviços que permitam o desenvolvimento de tais habilidades. O cuidado paliativo se caracteriza como uma abordagem que promove qualidade de vida dos usuários e de seus famíliares quando enfrentam problemas associados a doenças que ameaçam a vida. Construir e validar vídeos educativos fundamentados no letramento digital em saúde para cuidadores de pacientes em cuidados paliativos. Estudo metodológico, de construção e validação de dez vídeos fundamentados no letramento em saúde para cuidadores de pacientes em cuidados paliativos. Foram seguidas as etapas de pré-produção, produção e pós-produção de vídeos. Os temas dos vídeos foram: apresentação do programa e controle da dor, higiene, alimentação pela boca e por sonda, exercícios e mobilidade, prevenção de lesão por pressão, cuidados com os curativos, espiritualidade e luto. Os storyboards, última etapa da pré-produção, tiveram roteiro e seleção de imagens fundamentados no LS. Os storyboards foram avaliados por seis juízes especialistas. Após avaliação foram desenvolvidos os vídeos (produção), os quais foram avaliados pelo público-alvo. Considerou-se um mínimo de 70% e 80% de concordância no quesito de aprovação, respectivamente por juízes e publico-alvo. Os juízes aprovaram os storyboards e o público-alvo aprovou os vídeos deles derivados. Não houve sugestão de modificação dos vídeos. Os vídeos produzidos contribuirão para a capacitação do cuidador, devendo ser utilizados como ferramenta complementar pela equipe de saúde por ocasião da alta hospitalar.
Development of a low-cost structural health monitoring system applied to wooden bridges as a management tool
Authors: Brito Daniela Seda Salgado de , Santos Luciano Mendes dos , Santos Fábio Lúcio , Scinocca Francisco
Published: February 2025

Rural roads and bridges are fundamental to outflow agricultural products and promoting the local population mobility. In rural areas or forests, with scarce construction resources, are common to design bridges using wood in order to reduce the demanded energy to produce then. That kind of infrastructure systems, present low structural stiffness, durability and reliability, due the wood inherent mechanical properties variability and hygroscopicity. In this way, the inspection, monitoring and maintenance programs become extremely important. The Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) techniques can be employed to solve these issues. However, depending on the structure size, location and number of monitoring points, the monitoring process becomes considerably costly, especially if the bridges is located difficult access, such as forests. Therefore, as a management tool, the use of low-cost monitoring systems can be an alternative for the implementation of maintenance programs for this type of structure, in more distant rural areas. The present research was developed with the objective of proposing, developing and evaluating a low-cost data acquisition system for SHM to be applied in bridges on rural roads or forest areas. The low-cost data acquisition system for SHM of bridges was developed and subsequently validated in the laboratory and posteriorly under field conditions. As an important conclusion, the proposed low-cost system can be indicated for the establishment of maintenance programs, as well as being used for the implementation of conservation programs and management support, considering the applicability and limitation observed in the present research.
Parecer 2 de Louis Althusser e a lei de cultura: o sujeito entre o simbólico e o ideológico
Authors: Ferreira Leonardo A. Silvano
Published: February 2025

Trata-se de parecer emitido para HOLANDA, João Paulo Ferreira de. Louis Althusser e a lei de cultura: o sujeito entre o simbólico e o ideológico. Mediações - Revista de Ciências Sociais, Londrina, v. 30, p. 1-19, 2025. DOI: 10.5433/2176-6665.2025v30e50774.
Organic Geochemistry of the Hot Shale Member of the Tanez-zuft Formation of wells B1-23 and Q1-23, Ghadames Basin, NW Libya with Regional Correlation
Authors: Osama Shaltami
Published: February 2025

The present work is a source rock assessment of the Hot Shale Member of the Tanezzuft Formation (Early Silurian) using data obtained from wells B1-23 and Q1-23, Ghadames Basin, NW Libya. The geochemical data obtained from HAWK instrument analysis done by Sirte Oil Company on a number of shale samples representing the Hot Shale Member. In terms of organic richness, the Hot Shale Member falls between good and excellent based on the TOC values (1.05-12.39%). The binary plot of TOC versus PP backs up this assumption. In terms of kerogen type, the HI values (126-794 mg/g) display the ex-istence of different types of kerogens, such as types I, II, and III. The binary plots of Tmax versus HI, TOC versus S2, and OI versus HI offer more proof for this hypothesis. In terms of indigeneity, the dominance of indigenous hydrocarbons is suggested by the S1/TOC ratio (0.16-0.81). The binary plot of TOC versus S1 lends credence to this assumption. In terms of thermal maturity, the values of Tmax (417-441 oC) and Ro (0.3-0.78%), and the binary plots of Tmax versus HI, Tmax versus Ro, and PI versus Tmax indicate that the samples of well Q1-23 are primarily contain mature organic matter, whereas the majority of the samples of well B1-23 contain immature organic matter. In terms of petroleum potential, the Hot Shale Member exhibits a variety of petroleum potential, as shown by the binary plot of TOC versus HI. In terms of kinetic parameters, the activation energies (47-84 kcal/mol) have a gaussian shape.
The Hierarchy of Parampara: Rethinking Relationship to Legacy in Dance
Authors: Kaktikar Aadya
Published: February 2025

In this article, author Aadya Kaktikar complicates simplistic attribution of apprentice-learning in the Indian context to a lack of creativity and personal expression. Kaktikar shows how play becomes central to the teaching and learning procedures of a traditional art form of Odissi. Investigating her training with her Guru, Kaktikar urges for play to remain central despite hierarchies within structural formations and across technical procedures, which are perhaps necessary for cultural/ historical continuity of form and content.
ANÁLISE DE AGRUPAMENTO APLICADA NA MATRIZ ORÇAMENTÁRIA DA UFPA EM 2022
Authors: Ribeiro Jaciane do Carmo , Freitas Suelem Torres de , Vieira Charles Eduardo de Albuquerque
Published: February 2025

A Matriz Interna de Distribuição Orçamentária (MIDO) da Universidade Federal do Pará (UFPA), foi implementada em 2006 como uma ferramenta de distribuição dos recursos para manutenção das Unidades Acadêmicas da Instituição, a partir de critérios técnicos. A MIDO hoje é baseada em seis categorias consideradas relevantes para a academia em questão: ensino, pesquisa, extensão, infraestrutura, qualificação de pessoal e pós-graduação. Sendo, portanto, utilizado para efeito de cálculos os seguintes indicadores institucionais: Aluno Equivalente da Graduação (AEG), Aluno Tempo Integral da Pós-Graduação (ATIPG), número de projetos de pesquisa, número de projetos de extensão, número de servidores envolvidos em projetos de pesquisa e extensão da UFPA, área física, Índice de Qualificação do Corpo Docente (IQCD) e Índice de Qualificação do Corpo Técnico-administrativo (IQCTA), Conceito preliminar do curso(CPC) e conceito capes.Para os cálculos do IQCD, IQCTA, número de projetos de pesquisa, número de projetos de extensão, área física só levam em consideração os institutos, núcleos e campi. Iremos trabalhar com esses 8 indicadores da matriz de 2022. A partir desse estudo é possível, por exemplo, que dois institutos similares recebam os mesmos valores ou mesmo número de visitas técnicas etc.
MOTIVOS DA HESITAÇÃO VACINAL EM CRIANÇAS DE ZERO A QUATRO ANOS
Authors: Bueno Ingrid Mikaella Alves Santos , Learte Maylla Luana Viegas , Corrêa Carla Regina de Almeida
Published: February 2025

Objetivo: Analisar os motivos dos cuidadores e/ou responsáveis sobre a hesitação vacinal de crianças de zero a quatro anos. Método: Trata-se de um estudo de campo com abordagem qualitativa de caráter descritivo exploratório. Os participantes desta pesquisa são cuidadores/responsáveis de crianças na faixa etária de zero a quatro anos. A coleta de dados ocorreu por meio de entrevista semiestruturada com questionário contendo perguntas abertas e fechadas, utilizando análise de conteúdo. Resultados: O estudo foi composto por 11 participantes, sendo estes, dez mães e uma avó. Emergiram duas categorias: influências externas que o cuidador sofre quanto à vacinação de crianças de zero a quatro anos e emoções e Desconhecimentos e agravantes que levam a hesitação vacinal, destas foi possível evidenciar múltiplos fatores que influenciam a tomada de decisão firmada na hesitação vacinal. Considerações finais: Os pais e ou responsáveis por criança apresentam um déficit de conhecimento referente à imunização. As equipes atuantes nas estratégias de saúde de família são primordiais para desenvolvimento de intervenções contra Fake News e divulgação de informações verídicas. Há necessidade de realização de mais pesquisas acerca da temática a fim de pluralizar a abrangência do conhecimento para a população, de modo que a sociedade seja incentivada a conscientização e compreensão referente à imunização infantil.
ENSINO RELIGIOSO À LUZ DA BNCC: DO CONFESSIONAL A LAICIDADE
Authors: Machado Cristiane Rodrigues da Silva
Published: February 2025

Este artigo explora a transição do ensino religioso confessional para uma perspectiva laica conforme delineado pela Base Nacional Comum Curricular (BNCC) no Brasil. Através de uma análise discute-se a importância da laicidade em um país plural e as implicações para a prática docente. Historicamente, o ensino religioso no Brasil esteve fortemente vinculado ao catolicismo, refletindo a influência predominante da Igreja Católica no sistema educacional. Com a promulgação da Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional (LDB) nº 9.394/96 e sua subsequente alteração pela Lei nº 9.475/97, o ensino religioso passou a ser facultativo, mas ainda faltavam diretrizes claras para garantir uma abordagem laica e pluralista. A criação do Fórum Nacional Permanente do Ensino Religioso (FONAPER) e a elaboração dos Parâmetros Curriculares Nacionais do Ensino Religioso (PCNER) foram passos importantes para redefinir a identidade do ensino religioso e promover o respeito à diversidade religiosa. A implementação de uma abordagem laica no ensino religioso apresenta desafios significativos, incluindo a falta de formação específica para professores e a escassez de materiais didáticos adequados. No entanto, essa abordagem é essencial para promover a tolerância, o respeito às diferenças e a convivência democrática.
The Complete Genome Sequences of Five Species of Vipers (Viperidae, Squamata)
Authors: Idrissi Azami Abdellah , Pirro Stacy , Hamdi Salsabil , Al Idrissi Najib , Tligui Noursaid , Ghazal Hassan
Published: February 2025

We present the complete genome sequences of five species of vipers: Agkistrodon piscivorus, Crotalus aquilus, Crotalus enyo, Crotalus mitchellii, and Crotalus viridis. Illumina sequencing was performed on DNA extracted from wild-caught specimens. The reads were assembled using a de novo method followed by a finishing step. The data is publicly available via Genbank.
ALTA HOSPITALAR RESPONSÁVEL NA VISÃO DOS ENFERMEIROS DA ATENÇÃO PRIMÁRIA À SAÚDE: REVISÃO INTEGRATIVA DA LITERATURA
Authors: Soares Querem-Hapuque , De Moraes Magali Aparecida Alves , Higa Elza de Fátima Ribeiro
Published: February 2025

This research, an Integrative Literature Review (RIL), examines the view of Primary Health Care (PHC) nurses on Responsible Hospital Discharge, a fundamental process to ensure the safe transition of patients from the hospital to other levels of care, promoting continuity and self-care at home. This practice is crucial to reduce readmissions, adverse events, and healthcare costs, as well as to involve patients and families in treatment management. The RIL followed six steps: formulation of the survey question based on the acronym PICo; search in databases (MEDLINE, Web of Science, LILACS, BDENF, SciELO), identifying 2,823 articles; and screening and critical analysis of the selected studies. Eight articles were included and their results organized into three categories: 1) Continuity of Care, which highlights the importance of effective planning and communication between health teams, patients, and families; 2) Challenges of Post-Discharge Care, evidencing difficulties such as limited resources and lack of structure for the continuity of care; and 3) Patient- and Family-Centered Care, which underlines the relevance of education and family involvement in recovery. The categories reinforce the need for efficient communication between the levels of care and for a well-structured counter-referral, pointing out barriers such as the fragmentation of health services. Strategies for continuity of care include educational actions for patients and caregivers, as well as clear communication between teams. The research suggests the implementation of more effective public policies and the strengthening of intersectoral articulation to improve health outcomes and patient satisfaction.
POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS PARA A INCLUSÃO DE ESTUDANTES COM TEA
Authors: Mazzei Kayla Alcantara , da Silva Ana Paula Garcia , Gomes Antonio José Ferreira , Gondim Cristiane da Silva Reis , Fernandes Denise Gonçalves Canedo , Boechat Gisela Paula Faitanin , de Martin Giuliano , Ferreira Herberth Gomes
Published: February 2025

Este estudo investigou os avanços e desafios das políticas públicas brasileiras para a inclusão de alunos com Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA) no contexto educacional. O objetivo geral foi analisar a efetividade da Política Nacional de Educação Especial, com foco na Lei nº 12.764/2012 e no Decreto nº 10.502/2020, e identificar os principais obstáculos e avanços na implementação das políticas de inclusão. A metodologia adotada foi qualitativa, com pesquisa bibliográfica e documental, baseada em fontes acadêmicas, legais e governamentais. Os resultados indicaram que, apesar dos avanços na criação de legislações que garantem os direitos dos alunos com TEA, ainda persistem desafios significativos, como a falta de infraestrutura, formação inadequada de professores e escassez de recursos pedagógicos e tecnológicos. A análise revelou que a colaboração entre escolas, famílias e profissionais especializados tem sido um fator crucial para o sucesso da inclusão, mas que a implementação dessas políticas é desigual em diferentes regiões do país. As considerações finais apontaram que, embora as políticas públicas de inclusão apresentem avanços, é necessário um maior investimento em formação continuada de professores e infraestrutura escolar, além de uma maior integração entre as esferas de gestão educacional. A pesquisa também sugeriu a realização de novos estudos para aprofundar a análise sobre o impacto das políticas de inclusão na prática escolar.
Urban anthropology: analysis of social dynamics in urban contexts
Authors: Flores García Jair Emmanuel
Published: February 2025

In the city of León Guanajuato, almost two million inhabitants walk, live and make possible the socio-cultural life of a territory that is distinguished by its activities linked to industry and the manufacture of footwear. The body is the vehicle for inhabiting this concrete jungle, it is the means of making oneself present in the urban space. The aim of this paper is to analyze how some sectors of the working class in León develop skills to inhabit and appropriate the city. Their bodies assume the effects of complicated transfers and long working days, but they also allow themselves to enjoy a moment of leisure to counteract the inequalities to which they are subjected in the urban experience. For this exercise I propose a look at the activities linked to three scenarios: the first, to one of the traditional trades of León, Guanajuato through the analysis of the bodily activities linked to the production of footwear in family workshops; a second scenario of bodily practices is mobility in public transport and finally I share a reflection on bodily enjoyment in the city through the analysis of sonidero dance and cumbia as a unifying of the body-city relationship of this sector of the population.
Boosting the South: A Vision for an All-Atlantic Training Platform
Authors: Ekau Werner , Fock Heino , Muelbert José , Augustyn Johann
Published: February 2025

Multidisciplinary and multinational cooperation is a prerequisite for success in marine research. The only way to establish sustainable global and regional management of the ocean is to view it as a whole and study all its different facets holistically. In addition to large-scale data collection, such studies require an exchange of knowledge, harmonization of laboratory and evaluation methods, and the mutual use of infrastructure. To further these goals, international training and education opportunities as well as work experiences need to involve underdeveloped regions in a meaningful and equal manner in order to reduce differences among national stakeholders, help promote the blue economy, and lead to better life conditions in a sustainable environment.
Confluências entre a constituição, desenvolvimento e a economia de Francisco e Clara:
Authors: Oliveira Leônidas Meireles Mansur Muniz de , Oliveira Samuel Procópio Menezes de
Published: February 2025

O presente estudo propõe uma interseção entre a "Economia de Francisco e Clara" e a Constituição Econômica. O objetivo do trabalho será concretizado mediante enfoque teórico e bibliográfico. Inspirado pelo chamado do Papa Francisco, o estudo explora os princípios que moldaram as vidas de São Francisco de Assis e Santa Clara de Assis, oferecendo um percurso interpretativo para a compreensão do chamado à "re-animação" da economia. Solidificadas as bases mediante a revisão bibliográfica, o artigo em sua estrutura incorpora um método comparativo. Isto é, ao confrontar os valores da ordem econômica delineados pelo artigo 170 da Constituição Federal de 1988 com os princípios da "Economia de Francisco e Clara", busca-se identificar convergências e divergências. Essa análise comparativa amplia a compreensão da relação entre os fundamentos legais e os valores espirituais propostos pelo Papa Francisco. A metodologia adotada visa aprofundar a compreensão dos elementos do direito econômico que convergem com os princípios da "Economia de Francisco e Clara". A revisão bibliográfica e o método comparativo juntos oferecem uma abordagem abrangente para a construção de um modelo econômico que respeite não apenas as bases jurídicas, mas também os valores éticos, fornecendo e promovendo, assim, uma visão mais integrada, justa e sustentável da economia contemporânea.
I simpósio transdisciplinar em agroecologia:
Authors: Jericó Lívia Layse De Oliveira , Santos Júlio César Novais , Silva Alineaurea Florentino
Published: February 2025

O presente artigo tem como objetivo refletir sobre a construção de saberes agroecológicos a partir da realização do I Simpósio Transdisciplinar em Agroecologia (I SITRAG), evento realizado pelo Grupo de Agroecologia Umbuzeiro (GAU), entre os dias 08 e 10 de novembro de 2018, com a parceria de diversas instituições de ensino, pesquisa e extensão, movimentos sociais e organizações da sociedade civil. A construção metodológica do evento ocorreu por meio de divisões de comissões, incluindo os parceiros, para a construção e realização do simpósio. Essas comissões se reuniam periodicamente para pensar a linha política, teórica e metodologia do curso, além das demandas de estrutura, articulação e financeiro. O simpósio contou com mesa de abertura, minicursos, oficinas, intercâmbios, apresentação de trabalhos, apresentações culturais e feira agroecológica. A partir do simpósio foi possível reunir uma diversidade de sujeitos que muitas vezes são estigmatizados, inclusive dentro da universidade pública. Desse modo, foi um espaço de quebra de estereótipos dando voz a esses sujeitos enquanto produtores de conhecimentos, enfatizando a importância do saber popular, confrontando a ideia de que apenas o conhecimento científico deve ser validado, e apontando para dialética possível entre os saberes para construção da agroecologia pautada no bem viver e soberania dos povos.