bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Transformation of Efficiency Mechanisms in the Circular Economy
Authors:   Department of Economics and Management of Infocommunications, The Bonch-Bruevich Saint Petersburg State University of Telecommunications, Kvasha N.V. , Malevskaya-Malevich E.D. ,   RANEPA, Kudryashov V.S. ,   RANEPA
Published: March 2024

The paper is dedicated to analyzing the process of transformation of efficiency mechanisms in the circular economy. The authors substantiate that a linear economic model with a focus on results in the form of profit does not meet the values of modern society, the main ones of which are the achievement of universal social and environmental wellbeing. Thus, the purpose of this study is to develop mechanisms for ensuring the efficiency of economic activity in the circular economy, a model that meets current values. To achieve the goal, the following research tasks were formulated and solved: to analyze existing generally accepted criteria for assessing efficiency for their relevance to circular economic models; identify the main features of the transformation of the economic system into a circular model; propose an integral indicator of the economic effect of a circular economic system, taking into account all the features of the functioning of such a system; formulate principles of effective interaction within circular ecosystems. As a result of the study, the authors have concluded that it is the economic integration of enterprises within one closed economic system and their interaction that will ensure comprehensive efficiency.
Framework for Personalized Chronic Pain Management: Harnessing AI and Personality Insights for Effective Care
Authors: Kumar Akshi , Seewal Rahul , Jain Dipika , Kaur Ravleen
Published: March 2024

This paper introduces a cutting-edge framework for personalized chronic pain management, leveraging the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and personality insights. It explores the intricate relationship between personality traits and pain perception, expression, and management, identifying key correlations that influence an individual's experience of pain. By integrating personality psychology with AI-driven personality assessment, this framework offers a novel approach to tailoring chronic pain management strategies for each patient's unique personality profile. It highlights the relevance of well-established personality theories such as the Big Five and the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) in shaping personalized pain management plans. Additionally, the paper introduces multimodal AI-driven personality assessment, emphasizing the ethical considerations and data collection processes necessary for its implementation. Through illustrative case studies, the paper exemplifies how this framework can lead to more effective and patient-centered pain relief, ultimately enhancing overall well-being. In conclusion, the paper positions the need of an "AI-Powered Holistic Pain Management Initiative" which has the potential to transform chronic pain management by providing personalized, data-driven solutions and create a multifaceted research impact influencing clinical practice, patient outcomes, healthcare policy, and the broader scientific community's understanding of personalized medicine and AI-driven interventions.
The Effect of Occupational Consciousness of Home-visiting Careworkers on Job Satisfaction: Mediated effects of Self-efficacy
Authors:   The Korea Academy of Case Management, Park Joong Sun , Choi Young , Kim Nam Yeon
Published: March 2024

This study tried to verify whether ‘self-efficacy’ has a mediating effect when ‘occupational consciousness’ affects ‘job satisfaction’ by considering the characteristics of home-visiting careworkers. Data were collected through self-administered questionnaire from 366 careworkers working at 37 institutions in Chungcheongnam-do. We conducted descriptive statistics, t-test, ANOVA, correlation analysis, mediated regression, sobel test, etc. This study has three results. First, the occupational consciousness and self-efficacy of home-visiting careworkers had their own effects on the overall job satisfaction, but there was no mediating effect of self-efficacy. Second, the partial mediating effect of self-efficacy was found in the relationship between occupational consciousness and internal satisfaction, which is a sub-factor of job satisfaction. Based on the results of this study, countermeasures for enhancement of their sense of occupational consciousness, self-efficacy and job satisfaction were presented.
Understanding the perspectives of super-aged people using Senior Centers on successful ageing and suggestions of super aged people for the development of Senior Centers: a qualitative case study approach
Authors:   The Korea Academy of Case Management, Jin Jua , You Yonglim
Published: March 2024

This research purposed to understand the successful ageing experienced by super aged people through activities using Senior Centres which are social welfare facilities placed in near their residences. also, this research aims to understand suggestions of super aged people for Senior Centers development in social service practices and policies. This research was performed in a qualitative case study approach which is presented by Stake (1985). Research participants were 17 super older people who were over 80 aged people living in M city, M-gun, H-gun in Julanam-do. They had an in-depth individual interview. The Following 2 research themes were generated from the data analysis. First, super aged people could achieve successful ageing with functional, self-directed, and longer life in vigorous living community constructed in Senior Clubs. Second, super older people suggested to expand social welfare services and enlarge the function of Senior Cent res as local community centers. In conclusion, this research suggested to activate the Senior Centers to provide social welfare services to super aged people who have lower level of social activity for successful ageing and develop Senior Centers as a central service center interpreting community welfare services.
A Study on Factors Affecting Life Satisfaction by Life Cycle in the Age of COVID-19: Application of Alderfer’s ERG Theory
Authors:   The Korea Academy of Case Management, Ko Kisook , Moon Junghwa
Published: March 2024

In order to find a way to increase the life satisfaction of adults living in the age of COVID-19, factors affecting life satisfaction were analyzed by youth, middle-aged, and elderly generations through the application of Alderfer’s ERG theory. To this end, we analyzed the responses of 1,233 people over the age of 18 using the data of the “Research Survey for the Development of Goyang Citizens’ Happiness Promotion Indicators” surveyed in 2020. The life satisfaction of the three groups was highest among the elderly, followed by the young and middle-aged, but there was no statistical difference. As a result of analyzing the major factors affecting life satisfaction by generation, it was found that the effects of subjective health, social relationships, and leisure satisfaction on life satisfaction for the elderly and middle-aged were significant. In the case of young people, subjective health and social relationship had a significant effect on life satisfaction. And the fear of COVID-19 infection is negatively affecting life satisfaction. It can be seen that the fear of COVID-19 infection has a greater impact on young people than on the elderly and middle-aged. On the other hand, it was found that leisure satisfaction had no significant effect on life satisfaction among young people. Leisure was suggested to be more important in the life of the elderly and middle-aged. Based on these research results, suggestions were made to improve life satisfaction by life cycle in the era of COVID-19.
The Development of Job Creation Project for Individuals with Disabilities: Focusing on the problems and improvement of the participant recruitment and placement process
Authors:   The Korea Academy of Case Management, Kim MIn , Yang Sook Mee
Published: March 2024

The purpose of this study was to explore problems and suggest solutions of the job creation project through the delivery and the placement process targeting participants with disabilities, implementing organizations, and participating organizations to suggest a stable project expansion strategies. Subjective questionnaires and focus group interviews were conducted for a total of 16 people with disabilities who had participated and experts who had experience in the project for more than 2 years, and the keyword analysis method was applied. The research results are as follows. Difficulties in the delivery process and improvement strategies include restrictions on recruitment of participants and service organizations, difficulty in securing placement organizations, difficulty in job placement and matching, and lack of a professional management system. Difficulties in the placement process and improvement strategies revealed the limited numbers of jobs, the lack of continuity from the project to private job employment, and the absence of a professional management system and dedicated manpower. Based on the results, this study suggested future development of the project.
The Job Characteristics of Social Service Workers Effect on Job Satisfaction: Focusing on the Moderating Effect of Well-being
Authors:   The Korea Academy of Case Management, Oh Ji Won , Yu Hyun Kyoung , Song Do Hun
Published: March 2024

The purpose of this study is to analyze whether the job characteristics of social service workers responding to this social phenomenon have different effects on job satisfaction depending on the level of well-being. The subjects of this study are 1,244 social service wage workers under the age of 90 who responded to the 6th working environment survey (2020). As for the method, the moderating regression analysis was performed using hierarchical regression analysis, and the significance of the moderating effect was presented through a simple slope test. The results of the study are as follows. First, the job characteristics that affect the job satisfaction of social service workers were task feedback, task identity, task significance and skill variety and well-being had the greatest influence among the input variables. Second, among the job characteristics of social service workers, the effect of autonomy on job satisfaction was moderated by well-being. Based on the research results, practical and policy measures to increase job satisfaction according to the difference in well-being of social service workers were presented at the institutional, local government, and national level.
Measures to strengthen recovery-oriented practice capabilities of community mental health service providers
Authors:   The Korea Academy of Case Management, Song Young Mae
Published: March 2024

This study examined alternative practice experiences based on a philosophy that respects the subjective experience of people with psychosocial disabilities to explore ways to strengthen the recovery-oriented practice
capabilities of community mental health service providers. To this end, focus group interviews were conducted with 14 service providers who had learned Research and Mutual Help and narrative therapy and applied them in the field. A general qualitative research method was conducted to derive 5 major themes and 15 sub-themes. The main themes are ‘Recognizing the limitations of practice and facing the person as one person’, ‘Striving for a cooperative relationship with the person concerned’, ‘Struggling to support the person’s various recovery’, ‘Formation of a culture of alternative practice’ ‘Efforts are made for the future’, and education suitable for new attempts is desperately needed. Based on this, implications and suggestions for strengthening the capacity of mental health service providers in the community to practice recovery are presented.
Improvement of the Personal Assistants System for the Disabled through a case study of the Provider
Authors:   The Korea Academy of Case Management, Choi Yunyoung , Jo Insook
Published: March 2024

In this study, a focus group discussion (FGI) was conducted through Zoom for five managers of the Independent Living Center for the Disabled and the Welfare Center for the Disabled, which mainly provides personal assistants services in Seoul, Gyeonggi, Incheon and so on and derived research questions and key topics through thematic analysis based on semi-structured questionnaires. As a result of the analysis, difficulties in managing the quality of services due to heavy administrative workload of the personal assistants services organizations, avoidances of severe disabilities due to differences in labor intensity, differences in the management guideline of illegal supply and demand, lack(absences) of regular monitoring in the environment where abuse occurs, and problems in training and training of personal assistants were revealed. Based on the above research results, the policy improvements of the personal assistants services system for case management based on the rights of persons with disabilities are as follows. First, user education is mandatory. Second, it is a measure to stabilize the employment of personal assistants services, third, regulations related to illegal supply and demand guidelines and regular guidance, and fourth, the reorganization of services focused on users, such as the personal budget system. Finally, quality management of services should be carried out through training to strengthen the capacity of personal assistants and prevent abuse.
A Comparative Study on the Labor Policy for the Improvement of Professional Care for the Elderly -Focusing on Germany, Japan and Korea-
Authors:   The Korea Academy of Case Management, Kim Kwangsun , Meng Xiangqi
Published: March 2024

labor policy among the long-term care insurance policies for the elderly in Germany, Japan, and Korea. To this end, previous studies examined changes in the policy environment and the framework of policy calculation in the global historical trend of elderly care policies in countries that first experienced an aging society. As a result, various policies appeared from country to country between tax-based care and social insurance-based care. Germany and Japan, which first chose the same route as Korea, advanced the professionalism of care workers, while dualizing them into auxiliary workers at the level of daily care. Strengthening the professionalism of elderly care workers is a must-achieve goal in the long run, but it can be seen that various real conditions have also been linked to an important part of the elderly care labor policy. Based on this study, suggestions were included at the level of policy, education, and medical care institutions. First, at the policy level, the minimum line should be maintained in the professionalism of caregivers. Second, at the educational level, it is necessary not only to deliver knowledge and skills, but also to build the pride of care workers. Third, even if it is not a salary, at the medical care institution level, if expertise is developed and awareness is raised through self-education and the possibility of promotion, the effect of long-term tenure can be seen.
Der samische Einfluss auf die skandinavischen Sprachen
Authors: Kusmenko Jurij
Published: March 2024

The Scandinavian languages have a number of features that distinguish them from the other Germanic languages. Although these features have parallels in the neighbouring Sami languages, a Sami influence on the
Scandinavian languages has usually been categorically rejected. This is primarily due to the stigmatisation of the Sami in the 19th and early 20th centuries. This study therefore not only attempts to attribute
various features of the Scandinavian languages to the influence of Sami interference, but also to show that the spread of these features was possible from a sociolinguistic perspective. The main focus is on the
relationship between Sami and Scandinavians during the Common Scandinavian period. Among other things, the depiction of Sami in Old West Norse literature and the possibility of Sami influences on Scandinavian
mythology will be discussed.
La adopción de Tecnologías Agrícolas: bases para su comprensión
Authors: Duque Orrego Hernando
Published: March 2024

Con motivo de la celebración de los 80 años de creación de Cenicafé, el Centro ha emitido una serie de libros técnicos sobre aspectos relevantes de la agronomía del café y es un orgullo que la autoría del primero de ellos esté a cargo del Ingeniero Agrónomo Hernando Duque Orrego, MSc., quien en su carrera como Extensionista, Investigador Científico y Gerente Técnico de la Federación, ha podido estudiar de cerca las características de la adopción en la producción cafetera de Colombia.
Balancing Justice in Pixels: Legal and Constitutional Implications of Virtual Court Sessions in Ghana
Authors: Anomah Sampson , Amoah Enoch Kwabena
Published: March 2024

The legal sector is experiencing a transformative shift towards the adoption of virtual court sessions to enhance efficiency, accessibility, and transparency within judicial systems. However, this paradigm shift is not without its challenges. This research examined the implementation of virtual court sessions in Ghana, focusing on the legal and constitutional implications of the Practice Direction issued by the Chief Justice. While digitalization of court proceedings holds promise, concerns regarding privacy, technological disparities, and the preservation of due process rights loom large. The research drew on a recent case of Law to affirm that administrative/practice directives fall outside the purview of Laws of Ghana. The study employed the Innovation Diffusion Theory as the lens for analyzing and proposing a solution framework to sustain virtual court systems in Ghana. The findings of the study included the implementation strategy incompatibility of virtual court hearing with the existing legal framework for observing due process and the fundamental rights of citizens. The solutions require a balanced approach that acknowledges the strengths of both the traditional court system and technology. To sustain virtual court hearing, strategies for addressing implementation and legitimacy concerns, enhancing the compatibility of virtual court technology security with existing legal framework and practices, and ensuring long-term adherence to constitutional requirements should be paramount. Substantive law and regulation including relevant constitutional amendments may be necessary to ensure smooth implementation.

Keywords: e-Justice system, Implementation, Virtual Court Sessions, Practice Direction, Due Process, Proceedings, Ghana.
An ALMA Molecular Inventory of Warm Herbig Ae Disks. I. Molecular Rings, Asymmetries, and Complexity in the HD 100546 Disk
Authors: Booth Alice S. , Leemker Margot , van Dishoeck Ewine F. , Evans Lucy , Ilee John D. , Kama Mihkel , Keyte Luke , Law Charles J. , van der Marel Nienke , Nomura Hideko , Notsu Shota , Öberg Karin , Temmink Milou , Walsh Catherine
Published: March 2024

Observations of disks with the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) allow us to map the chemical makeup of nearby protoplanetary disks with unprecedented spatial resolution and sensitivity. The typical outer Class II disk observed with ALMA is one with an elevated C/O ratio and a lack of oxygen-bearing complex organic molecules, but there are now some interesting exceptions: three transition disks around Herbig Ae stars all show oxygen-rich gas traced via the unique detections of the molecules SO and CH3OH. We present the first results of an ALMA line survey at ≈337–357 GHz of such disks and focus this paper on the first Herbig Ae disk to exhibit this chemical signature—HD 100546. In these data, we detect 19 different molecules including NO, SO2, and CH3OCHO (methyl formate). We also make the first tentative detections of

H

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CO

and 34SO in protoplanetary disks. Multiple molecular species are detected in rings, which are, surprisingly, all peaking just beyond the underlying millimeter continuum ring at ≈200 au. This result demonstrates a clear connection between the large dust distribution and the chemistry in this flat disk. We discuss the physical and/or chemical origin of these substructures in relation to ongoing planet formation in the HD 100546 disk. We also investigate how similar and/or different this molecular makeup of this disk is to other chemically well-characterized Herbig Ae disks. The line-rich data we present motivate the need for more ALMA line surveys to probe the observable chemistry in Herbig Ae systems, which offer unique insight into the composition of disks ices, including complex organic molecules.
The Cosmos in Its Infancy: JADES Galaxy Candidates at z > 8 in GOODS-S and GOODS-N
Authors: Hainline Kevin N. , Johnson Benjamin D. , Robertson Brant , Tacchella Sandro , Helton Jakob M. , Sun Fengwu , Eisenstein Daniel J. , Simmonds Charlotte , Topping Michael W. , Whitler Lily , Willmer Christopher N. A. , Rieke Marcia , Suess Katherine A. , Hviding Raphael E. , Cameron Alex J. , Alberts Stacey , Baker William M. , Baum Stefi , Bhatawdekar Rachana , Bonaventura Nina , Boyett Kristan , Bunker Andrew J. , Carniani Stefano , Charlot Stephane , Chevallard Jacopo , Chen Zuyi , Curti Mirko , Curtis-Lake Emma , D’Eugenio Francesco , Egami Eiichi , Endsley Ryan , Hausen Ryan , Ji Zhiyuan , Looser Tobias J. , Lyu Jianwei , Maiolino Roberto , Nelson Erica , Puskás Dávid , Rawle Tim , Sandles Lester , Saxena Aayush , Smit Renske , Stark Daniel P. , Williams Christina C. , Willott Chris , Witstok Joris
Published: March 2024

We present a catalog of 717 candidate galaxies at z > 8 selected from 125 square arcmin of NIRCam imaging as part of the JWST Advanced Deep Extragalactic Survey (JADES). We combine the full JADES imaging data set with data from the JWST Extragalactic Medium Survey and First Reionization Epoch Spectroscopic COmplete Survey (FRESCO) along with extremely deep existing observations from Hubble Space Telescope (HST)/Advanced Camera for Surveys (ACS) for a final filter set that includes 15 JWST/NIRCam filters and five HST/ACS filters. The high-redshift galaxy candidates were selected from their estimated photometric redshifts calculated using a template-fitting approach, followed by visual inspection from seven independent reviewers. We explore these candidates in detail, highlighting interesting resolved or extended sources, sources with very red long-wavelength slopes, and our highest-redshift candidates, which extend to z
phot ∼ 18. Over 93% of the sources are newly identified from our deep JADES imaging, including 31 new galaxy candidates at z
phot > 12. We also investigate potential contamination by stellar objects, and do not find strong evidence from spectral energy distribution fitting that these faint high-redshift galaxy candidates are low-mass stars. Using 42 sources in our sample with measured spectroscopic redshifts from NIRSpec and FRESCO, we find excellent agreement to our photometric redshift estimates, with no catastrophic outliers and an average difference of 〈Δz = z
phot − z
spec〉 = 0.26. These sources comprise one of the most robust samples for probing the early buildup of galaxies within the first few hundred million years of the Universe’s history.
ULTRASAT: A Wide-field Time-domain UV Space Telescope
Authors: Shvartzvald Y. , Waxman E. , Gal-Yam A. , Ofek E. O. , Ben-Ami S. , Berge D. , Kowalski M. , Bühler R. , Worm S. , Rhoads J. E. , Arcavi I. , Maoz D. , Polishook D. , Stone N. , Trakhtenbrot B. , Ackermann M. , Aharonson O. , Birnholtz O. , Chelouche D. , Guetta D. , Hallakoun N. , Horesh A. , Kushnir D. , Mazeh T. , Nordin J. , Ofir A. , Ohm S. , Parsons D. , Pe’er A. , Perets H. B. , Perdelwitz V. , Poznanski D. , Sadeh I. , Sagiv I. , Shahaf S. , Soumagnac M. , Tal-Or L. , Santen J. Van , Zackay B. , Guttman O. , Rekhi P. , Townsend A. , Weinstein A. , Wold I.
Published: March 2024

The Ultraviolet Transient Astronomy Satellite (ULTRASAT) is scheduled to be launched to geostationary orbit in 2027. It will carry a telescope with an unprecedentedly large field of view (204 deg2) and near-ultraviolet (NUV; 230–290 nm) sensitivity (22.5 mag, 5σ, at 900 s). ULTRASAT will conduct the first wide-field survey of transient and variable NUV sources and will revolutionize our ability to study the hot transient Universe. It will explore a new parameter space in energy and timescale (months-long light curves with minutes cadence), with an extragalactic volume accessible for the discovery of transient sources that is >300 times larger than that of the Galaxy Evolution Explorer (GALEX) and comparable to that of the Vera Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time. ULTRASAT data will be transmitted to the ground in real time, and transient alerts will be distributed to the community in <15 minutes, enabling vigorous ground-based follow up of ULTRASAT sources. ULTRASAT will also provide an all-sky NUV image to >23.5 AB mag, over 10 times deeper than the GALEX map. Two key science goals of ULTRASAT are the study of mergers of binaries involving neutron stars, and supernovae. With a large fraction (>50%) of the sky instantaneously accessible, fast (minutes) slewing capability, and a field of view that covers the error ellipses expected from gravitational-wave (GW) detectors beyond 2026, ULTRASAT will rapidly detect the electromagnetic emission following binary neutron star/neutron star–black hole mergers identified by GW detectors, and will provide continuous NUV light curves of the events. ULTRASAT will provide early (hour) detection and continuous high-cadence (minutes) NUV light curves for hundreds of core-collapse supernovae, including for rarer supernova progenitor types.
Quand le mensonge de l’enfant dévoile les secrets des adultes
Authors: Chapellon Sébastien , Houssier Florian
Published: March 2024

Cet article propose d’étudier les logiques inconscientes qui président au mensonge de certains enfants ou adolescents en partant de l’hypothèse que ces derniers mettent en scène les défaillances des liens avec leurs objets d’attachement. L’étude du cas d’une adolescente ayant fallacieusement accusé son père d’agression sexuelle permet de mieux comprendre en quoi le mensonge de certains enfants ou adolescents vient communiquer leur mal-être. En mentant aux personnes qui composent leur environnement, ces jeunes dénoncent inconsciemment le système d’alliance familiale dont ils sont prisonniers. Leur acte interpelle des tiers tout en retournant la situation de trahison et d’étouffement qu’ils vivent. Le texte tend donc à montrer que le mensonge est à considérer comme un acte à travers lequel le sujet communique les motifs d’une souffrance qui ne peut se dire.
Le mensonge comme fabrique ou trahison de l’illusion
Authors: Janssen Christophe
Published: March 2024

Dans cet article, il s’agira de considérer les rapports entre le mensonge et les liens affectifs à partir, essentiellement, des théories de D.W. Winnicott. Le mensonge sera envisagé comme participant parfois au renforcement des liens sociaux et affectifs, comme « illusion prothétique » pour certains individus ou, au contraire, comme trahison intersubjective. S’appuyant sur deux vignettes cliniques, il sera question de jeu, de tendances antisociales, de trahison de l’illusion et de vérité du mensonge.
Honte, mensonges et violence
Authors: Combes Vincent , Pelladeau Élise
Published: March 2024

Cet article souhaite éclairer les liens entre honte, mensonge et violence. À partir d’un travail de recherche qualitative en prison sur la psychodynamique de la honte chez les auteurs de comportements violents, l’article s’est intéressé à deux formes de mensonges : le mensonge qui masque chez un sujet narcissique, auteur d’un féminicide, qui a longtemps eu recours à un faux-self mensonger pour répondre à une angoisse d’abandon, et le mensonge qui efface chez un sujet migrant, SDF, auteur d’un viol, en prise avec la « honte blanche » de la grande précarité. Ces deux formes de mensonges génèrent chez chacun d’eux un « grand vide blanc » au croisement entre désubjectivation et désobjectalisation. Le passage à l’acte violent apparaît alors comme un ultime recours du sujet pour échapper à l’anéantissement psychique.
Éditorial. Géopolitique de l’Olympisme
Authors: Giblin Béatrice , Suchet André
Published: March 2024

L’Olympisme représente des enjeux de pouvoir qui se sont accrus au cours du temps avec l’élargissement du nombre d’États et des disciplines sportives qui y participent, et du fait de son immense succès médiatique depuis la retransmission des Jeux à la télévision. C’est donc avec cet angle-là qu’Hérodote a construit ce numéro. Le sport est un acteur des relations internationales dès le début du xx e  siècle, mis au service de la puissance et du prestige des États. Pour ce faire, Paris a choisi d’innover avec une cérémonie d’ouverture en plein air malgré les risques encourus. Les JO, du fait de leur aura médiatique, sont aussi un moyen efficace pour des États, des nations ou des entités de se faire connaître et d’améliorer leur image. Cependant, bien que le rôle du CIO se soit accru, il est loin d’avoir le poids nécessaire pour faire respecter la Pax olympica .
F(r)ictions d’accès
Authors: Fritz Lucas
Published: March 2024

Sans perdre de vue la centralité des luttes handies dans l’élaboration d’une pensée anti-validiste l’article détaille les mutations sociotechniques qui affectent les corps humains et en fixent la validité et la disponibilité : il explore les tensions politiques et épistémiques s’éveillant au contact des expériences d’indisposition, d’indisponibilité, et d’indisposabilité. Mais ces corps indociles produisent plus qu’une usure de ce système de mise à disposition : ils développent un autre imaginaire du corps, et de son usage, que nous qualifions de passage de la fRiction, à la fiction.
Dix principes de Justice Handie
Authors: Sins Invalid  , Handi·es Tordu·es
Published: March 2024

Les 10 principes de Justice Handie ont été rédigés en 2015, dans un contexte nord-américain où les milieux de justice sociale peinaient à considérer les enjeux des personnes handicapées et racisées. Version plus longue consultable sur www.sinsinvalid.org
Disability Arts − Arts handicapés
Authors: Heusaff Sarah
Published: March 2024

La présente contribution répond à l’invitation à un exercice complexe de définition des Disability arts littéralement traduits par Arts handicapés. En faisant la consultation de quelques fonds d’archives handicapées, il est possible de souligner une distinction entre les « pratiques artistiques handicapées » et les « mouvements artistiques handicapés ».
Dismédiations
Authors: Stera Gabriele
Published: March 2024

Cet article vise à déployer le concept de dismédiation proposé par Mara Mills et Jonathan Sterne pour identifier un champ de recherche à la croisée des études du handicap et des théories des média. La dismédiation est ici décrite comme une posture épistémologique ou une méthode capable de dévalider les histoires des médias universalistes et les systèmes de représentation du handicap sur lesquels elles se fondent, en proposant de concevoir la disabilité comme un élément co-constitutif de la communication et des médiations.
Quand les ovnis nous invitent à atterrir
Authors: Lagrange Pierre
Published: March 2024

Critiqués pour leur manque d’objectivité et de rationalité, les témoignages d’observations d’ovnis et d’« ufonautes » invitent-ils, dans le contexte de la crise écologique, à reposer la question de la pluralité des mondes extraterrestres ou à ouvrir plutôt celle de la pluralité des mondes terrestres ? Invitent-ils à s’interroger sur les preuves de la présence d’E. T. dans notre environnement ou sur la nécessité de cesser de voir le monde dans lequel nous évoluons comme un stock de « ressources », afin d’entrer en contact avec cette pluralité d’êtres et y trouver notre place dans un monde débarrassé du partage entre nature et culture ?
Les réunions OVNI des premiers mardis
Authors: Lucas-Gary Amélie
Published: March 2024

La romancière ne sait pas de quoi relèvent les apparitions d’OVNI, mais elle aime le « point de bascule entre le présent et le possible » qu’offrent les rendez-vous mensuels des ufologues parisiens. Un dispositif poreux, proche de celui qu’elle met en place dans l’écriture pour imaginer ses histoires.
Évolutions en psychologie du travail et des organisations
Authors: Lemoine Claude
Published: March 2024

Le travail est ancien, bien plus que la Psychologie du Travail et des Organisations (PTO). Celle-ci, tendue entre les réalités du travail et l’essor de la psychologie scientifique, n’a pas plus d’un siècle. On donne un aperçu de ses prémisses au xix  siècle, au temps des premières usines, puis on passe à l’époque de sa constitution en psychologie technique pour mesurer les capacités humaines. Un tournant important s’opère en France à partir des années 1970 avec l’apport du courant des relations humaines, le projet humaniste et les notions constitutives liées au milieu social en évolution. Ce début de siècle, marqué par le néolibéralisme, les robots et le numérique, appelle à de nouveaux défis, tant pour la recherche que pour les métiers des psychologues du travail et des organisations.
Life cycle analysis and economic evaluation of cement and concrete mixes with rice husk ash: application to the Colombian context
Authors: Suárez Silgado Sindy Sofía , Calderón Valdiviezo Lucrecia , Betancourt Quiroga Carolina
Published: March 2024

Rice husk residues are generated within the rice industry. In this research, the environmental impact of the use of rice husk ash is evaluated as a replacement for cement in the production of concrete in the city of Ibagué (Colombia). The environmental criteria of cement and concrete production alternatives were evaluated through life cycle analysis methodology, using SimaPro 9.3.3 software and the Recipe 2016 Midpoint (H) evaluation method. The economic cost of each of these production alternatives was included. To carry out the study, surveys and interviews had to be undertaken with rice-producing plants, aggregates, cement and concrete plants in Tolima. It was corroborated that rice husk ash (RHA) generated during the rice husk (RH) gasification process for electricity and heat production was beneficial from an environmental and economic perspective when it was used in cement and concrete in the city of Ibague (Colombia).
Looking for the Monastery St Peter of Osor in the Written Sources
Authors: Gioanni Stéphane
Published: March 2024

At first sight, the study of medieval written sources contrasts with the results of archaeology. Indeed, the monastery St Peter of Osor does not appear in the written documentation before the beginning of the 13th century, unlike other nearby island foundations mentioned in the written sources as early as the 11th century, such as St Peter in Neum islands (Ilovik) or St Michael in Sansigo (Susak). Moreover, mentions of the monastery St Peter of Osor are rare and often very brief in the medieval documentation. How can we interpret the silence of the written sources of the 11th and 12th centuries on the monastery St Peter of Osor? Without calling into question the archaeological research, this observation invites us to be cautious in the interpretation of the representations transmitted by the Vita beati Gaudentii (whose author and precise date are unknown) and by the monastic historiography (in this case the Annales Camaldules and Illyricum Sacrum written in the modern period). It also prompts us to question the nature of the relationship between the monastery and the cathedral of Osor and the conditions of production, transmission and archiving of the monastic documentation, which may have been partly lost or integrated into the episcopal documentation. Finally, it allows us to reflect on the meaning of the ecclesiastical reform, which is nourished both by its religious, material and legal foundations and by its hagiographic and historiographic representations.
L’Evangeliario “di Osor”
Authors: Elba Emanuela
Published: March 2024

L’Evangeliario Vat. Borg. Lat. 339 è uno dei più significativi manoscritti in beneventana provenienti dalla Dalmazia, testimone delle intense relazioni culturali e artistiche che legarono i monasteri benedettini delle due sponde adriatiche durante l’XI secolo. Attraverso una sistematica analisi delle caratteristiche peculiari della decorazione del manoscritto a confronto con quella della coeva produzione libraria dalmata e italo meridionale, l’articolo si propone di riavviare la discussione critica sul manoscritto, la cui denominazione è ormai cristallizzata intorno alla dicitura Evangeliario “di Osor”, sulla base del riferimento interno al testo. L’intento è provare a circostanziare nuove ipotesi riguardanti i principali nodi di discussione sul manoscritto: il luogo di esecuzione, i modelli dai quali discende e soprattutto l’effettiva consistenza del legame con Ossero.
Byzantine Gold Coins found at St Peter’s in Osor
Authors: Prigent Vivien
Published: March 2024

The article offers a study of the four Byzantine gold coins discovered in the same funerary context during the excavations of St Peter’s in Osor: two histamena of Roman III Argyros (1028-1034) and two hyperpyra of John II Comnenus (1118-1143). The article tackles the issue of the circulation in Croatia of Romanos III’s coins, called romanati in local sources, proposing to favour a purely monetary rationale over diplomatic relations. Similarly, it is argued that the parallel hoarding of the two types of coins, minted a century apart, can be explained by metrological reasons, since Romanos III’s histamenon and John II’s hyperpyron have comparable gold contents.
Integration of Precision Agriculture Technology, IoT Sensors, and System Efficiency for Sustainable Farming Practices
Authors: Maravarman M. , Qureshi Shahana Gajala , Krishnamoorthy V. , Singh Gurpreet , Rallapalli Sreekanth , Boopa S. B.
Published: March 2024

The chapter explores the transformative impact of precision agricultural technology, focusing on the integration of IoT sensors, GPS technology, and automated systems in farming practices. It introduces the concept, traces its history, and explores its role in agriculture. The chapter discusses IoT sensors, GPS technology, drones, and automated machinery in precision planting, crop monitoring, and operational efficiency. It also discusses resource optimization in precision agriculture, including efficient water management, targeted fertilizer application, and pest control. The chapter addresses technological challenges, adoption challenges, and emerging trends. It concludes with a comprehensive examination of regulatory and ethical considerations, including data privacy, security, and ethical dimensions. The chapter emphasizes the need for collaboration among farmers, technology developers, policymakers, and regulatory bodies to ensure sustainable, efficient, and equitable farming.
What Is UDL?
Authors: Jenkins Marlena
Published: March 2024

Chapter 1 serves as a foundational introduction to universal design for learning (UDL), an educational framework that seeks to accommodate the diverse needs of all learners. This chapter lays the groundwork for understanding UDL's principles, its purpose, and its significance in creating inclusive and effective learning environments. By establishing a comprehensive understanding of UDL, subsequent chapters can dive into specific applications and contexts without the need to reintroduce the concept. This approach ensures an in-depth exploration of UDL's multifaceted impact on education, allowing readers to fully grasp how it can be integrated across various educational settings and disciplines.
Empowering Instructors and Learners by Integrating UDL in Online PD and Teaching Practices
Authors: Bastoni Amanda , Goldammer Sarah R. , Schwab Tara , Vobornik Erin
Published: March 2024

This chapter discusses the importance of both implementing universal design for learning (UDL) in online professional development and teaching UDL through modeling. Contextualizing applications for classroom use for instructors within professional training leads to deeper learning and enhances possibilities for integration following the training. This chapter also illustrates how the rise of online learning options and the many new(er) tools we have to interact and to engage support UDL options for learners thereby promoting equity and accessible learning environments. Teaching in the classroom and in professional development spaces through seamless integration of online learning promotes essential skills needed for quality daily living as well as for rewarding employment opportunities for learners.
Nowcasting Various Forms of Precipitation Using Improvised Random Forest Classifier
Authors: Pilly Ashritha , Kishor Kumar Reddy C.
Published: March 2024

Weather forecasting is the utilization of science and technology to foresee the conditions of the atmosphere for a given location and time. Weather forecasting is high priority since it helps to settle future climate changes and provides information on critical weather conditions. As the weather has a great impact on various aspects of human life, aquatic life, aviation industry, and others, efforts have been made for decades to improve the efficiency of weather forecasting to ensure a better life and to reduce economic loss, but the result is not more precise than expected. The present research focuses on improving the efficiency of weather forecasting, focusing on various forms of precipitation such as rain, snow, hailstorms, and snowflakes by making use of historical numerical weather datasets across the globe. The efficiency in terms of performance measures has been compared with existing models.
Land Surface Temperature and Its Lapse Rate Estimation Using Landsat-8 TIRS Data in Beas River Basin, India and Computed Differences With MODIS-Terra
Authors: Rongali Gopinadh , Keshari Ashok K. , Gosain Ashwani K. , Khosa R. , Kumar Ashish
Published: March 2024

In the study of snow melt runoff, the temperature lapse rate (TLR) is an essential variable. For the Beas River Basin in the Western Himalayas, it has been approximated in the current study. In this work, the split-window (SW) technique for TLR estimate has been used to recover the land surface temperature (LST). LST in the study area has a negative correlation with elevation values, and the trend shows that LST and elevation have an inverse relationship, according to data from the United States Geological Survey's (USGS) advanced spaceborne thermal emission and reflection radiometer (ASTER) and global digital elevation model (GDEM). The TLRs for the Beas River Basin region vary from 0.71°C/100 m to 0.87°C/100 m during the time period of 18 April 2013 to 27 June 2015. The findings were calculated using lapse rates calculated from maps produced by the moderate resolution image spectroradiometer (MODIS). There is excellent agreement between the MODIS-Terra data and the air temperature and LST from Landsat-8. The modelling of snow and glacier melt flow in the Himalayan region will benefit from the current work.
Extraction of Urban Targets Using Fusion of Spectral and Shape Features in AVIRIS-NG Hyperspectral Data
Authors: Gakhar Shalini , Tiwari K. C.
Published: March 2024

Hyperspectral imagery holds the essence of spectral and spatial attributes, making it a rich source of information for applications like target detection in the field of agriculture, urban areas, etc. The chapter provides an insight of extraction of shape-based features fused with the spectral characteristics for detection of urban targets particularly roads and roofs. Roads are considered as linear structures whereas roofs occur in clusters. Therefore, to detect them, spectral information is not sufficient. The work proposes integration of both spectral and shape aspects of a target, which has given better results using SVM. The experimentation involves results in the form of spectral analysis, shape analysis, fusion of spectral and shape-based features along with the detection rate and supporting results. Delineating the roads and roofs of urban topography is an essential fragment for city planning, urban sprawl estimation, population studies, sustainable development, etc. The work done here may help numerous governmental and non-governmental organizations for conducting related studies.
NFTs
Authors: Bhambri Pankaj
Published: March 2024

This chapter delves into the revolutionary landscape of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and their profound impact on reshaping digital ownership within the framework of Web 3 technologies. NFTs have emerged as a unique form of digital asset, utilizing blockchain technology to certify and authenticate ownership of digital content, be it art, music, virtual real estate, or other digital assets. The chapter provides a comprehensive exploration of the underlying technology that powers NFTs, elucidating the role of smart contracts and decentralized ledgers in ensuring the scarcity and provenance of these digital assets. The chapter further delves into the economic and cultural implications of the NFT phenomenon, examining the way in which these tokens have disrupted traditional models of intellectual property and content monetization. It explores the democratizing potential of NFTs, allowing creators to directly engage with their audiences and enabling new forms of digital expression.
Management Cases Studies and Technical Use Cases on Web 3
Authors: Yadav Anuradha , Sagi Srikantalahari
Published: March 2024

This chapter involves numerous examples, using management cases and technology use cases, to understand the practical uses of Web 3 technologies. A discussion is had on Web 3 foundational concepts such as smart contracts, decentralized applications, decentralized identity and authentication, data privacy and control, and supply chain traceability. Then, cases related to DeFi, content monetization, decentralized exchanges, P2P lending, anonymized payments, lending platforms, stablecoins, financial inclusion and democratization, and autonomous funding are discussed. Tokenization led to the evolution of a new digital economy, and along with NFTs, the way digital art, real estate, and memorabilia are managed has changed. DAO is changing the way organizations work and are governed. Web 3 has several social applications and privacy-preserving technologies. Finally, interoperability options of Web 3 are discussed.
Guide Material Study for the Use of Web Tools in Science Lessons
Authors: Alkan Fatma , Doğan Melih Erkan
Published: March 2024

The use of computers in education has brought about developments in web technology, and Web 2.0 tools have begun to be used frequently in science lessons. Web 2.0 tools are a technology that allows materials to be developed without space and time limitations, and these materials can be easily shared with students. This study was prepared as a guide material on how to develop the lesson content of the eighth-grade science lesson on physical and chemical change using Web 2.0 tools. All contents about eighth grade physical and chemical change were prepared with Web 2.0 tools, and it was emphasized how to benefit from Web 2.0 tools. With Web 2.0 tools, various tools have been introduced for use in interactive presentations, animations, videos, concept maps, and measurement and evaluation. It is thought that lessons taught with Web 2.0 tools increase students' motivation, permanent learning occurs, and contribute to collaborative learning, and students will actively participate in the process.