bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Being alive for children
Authors: Rashid Javaid , Manzoor Shazia , Jan Sabah
Published: August 2022

Background: HIV/AIDS is a complex disease affecting not only an individual, but families, communities and social ties creating fragile social networks, marginalized and discriminated people. India has the world’s third largest population suffering from HIV/AIDS.Women and children are the worst sufferers,. Many continue to look at HIV positive-patient as 'deviant', ‘immoral’, socially ‘intolerable’. HIV has subdivided the already divided Indian society; it has given rise to a new minority, a new marginalized class. The social reaction to people with AIDS in India has been overwhelmingly negative.Methods: The study was conducted in Delhi during 2018-19. The organizations working for PLHA welfare were approached, which facilitated interviews/FGDs with 39 PLHA. This paper tries to explore the stigma and discrimination faced by the PLHA. at different levels of their interaction and also explore their strategies through which PLHA negotiate and navigate through their sufferings in everyday life. Results: The participants reveal that being HIV positive has made them feel different and perceive life differently. Upon diagnosis, the participants experienced psychological crisis and even had suicidal tendencies, as they could not face the judgement of people. The tendency to self-discipline was also experienced in interactions with children and other family members at home.
Isotherm study for adsorption of lead and cadmium ions using magnesium oxide nanoparticles
Authors: Mishhin Summaya A. , Saod Wahran M.
Published: August 2022

In our study, the green method was adopted using green tea leaf extract in the preparation of nano-magnesium oxide. This method was chosen in the preparation because it reduces toxicity and produces low-cost materials that do not require high energy and are environmentally friendly. The prepared magnesium oxide was diagnosed using UV-Vis, FTIR, XRD and FESEM techniques. After diagnosis, the prepared MgO NPs was used in the adsorption of heavy metal ions, lead and Cadmium, to determine the optimum conditions for the oxide adsorption process and study the experimental data through adsorption isotherms. (Langmuir, Freundlich and Temkin) in order to clarify how the correlation occurs between the adsorbate ions and the surface of the adsorbent material to understand the mechanism of adsorption.
Analytical and spectroscopic study of copper compounds with diamine donor new ligands
Authors: Khamass Raghad K. , Majeed Sattar R.
Published: August 2022

Naphthylenediamine dihydrochloride and 4-nitroaniline were utilized to make N-(1-Naphthylethylenediamine dihydrochloride) naphthalen-1-amine, an azo ligand, in this case. It was possible to synthesize four new Cu (II) complexes by using four different compounds, including the primary ligand azo, as well as the secondarily used sodium-pyriphosphate-oxalic- and malonic-acid-based secondary ligands. Spectroscopy (UV-Vis, FTIR, mass, 1H-NMR spectra; atomic absorption; elemental analysis); magnetics; and molar conductivity were all used to thoroughly evaluate the produced substances. They found that all of the complexes were non-electrolytic and that all of the bivalent ligands were in coordination with copper (II) using infrared spectrum and molar conductivity data. Tetrahedral geometry of the complexes was discovered through the use of magnetic susceptibility measurements, mass spectrometric data, elemental analysis, H-NMR data, and ultraviolet visible spectra.
Quality attributes of bottle gourd (Lagenaria Siceraria) dried in natural convection domestic solar dryer
Authors: Rehman Sebiha , Rubab Seemin
Published: August 2022

Thenatural convective domestic dryer has been designed and fabricated in conformity with the atmospheric conditions of Kashmir Valley. Bottle gourd was dehydrated in the dryer and samples were analyzed for quality attributes. The drying time has reduced to 22 hours, water activity of the sampleis restricted to low value (0.349) leading to constrained microbial growth. Moisture content of the dried samples is found to be 2.842 % which is significantly small in comparison to open sun-dried sample (10.18 %). Non-enzymatic browning results shows the absorbance value of 0.042 indicating transmittance of 90% while as the samples dried in open sun have absorbance of 0.198 (transmittance of 65%). The significance of the result was confirmed by using the one sample T- test which showed significant difference between the Solar dried and open dried samples.
needs of patients receiving brain radiotherapy at Fayoum oncology center
Authors: Ali Zainab Hussien , Alwani Dalia Hussein A. Elrazek , Shaban Ahmed Hassan , Salime Rasha Awad A. Elmagied
Published: August 2022

Background: Brain radiotherapy is an indispensable mainstay treatment for the majority of brain tumors. It has an important role in the treatment of brain tumors either with curative intent or for palliation. Although radiotherapy is well tolerated by most patients, some experience radiation-induced side effects. Aim of the study: To assess the needs of patients receiving brain radiotherapy at fayoum oncology center. Design: Descriptive exploratory research design was used to conduct this study. Setting: The study was conducted in the radiotherapy unit at Fayoum Oncology Center at fayoum governorate. Subjects: A purposive sample of 60 adult patients from both gender receiving brain radiotherapy.  Tools: A structured interviewing questionnaire included socio-demographic data, medical history, surgical history and patients' health needs assessment questionnaire. Results: the highest unfulfilled health needs of patients treated with brain radiotherapy were discomfort, activities of daily living, anxiety and depression. There is statistically significant correlation between physical health needs, psychological and social health needs. Additionally, there is statistically significant correlation between physical discomfort and anxiety and between physical discomfort and depression Conclusion: The study concluded that the patients suffered from unfulfilled health needs physical, social and psychological.
Perceived stress during COVID 19 pandemic among nurses in united kingdom national health service
Authors: Ajeesh K.G Ajeesh K.G
Published: August 2022

COVID-19 pandemic is widespread around the world and people are in a state of fear, anxiety, stress and depression. The COVID corona virus has a significant impact on the health of the people and especially poses a great challenge to the medical staffs those who are in the frontline services. The proliferation of fear resulting in erratic behaviour among people amidst infectious outbreaks is an understandably not-uncommon phenomenon since anyone of any gender, and sociodemographic status can be infected (Ho, et. al., 2020). To understand the perceived stress status of NHS nurses who are working in the United Kingdom from Kerala during the outbreak of COVID‐19. In this formal study 34 NHS nurses were analysed by using random sampling. The data were collected from 3 hospitals such as Western Sussex hospital, St. Richard’s hospital and Worthing hospital. This survey used the Questionnaire which was completed through online by accessing the link given in Google forms. The research methodology adopted in the present study is Descriptive in nature.
Nursing risk management of COVID-19 pneumonia isolation wards using HFMEA method
Authors: Xue Bai
Published: August 2022

To explore the application effect of Health care failure mode and effect analysis (HFMEA) in nursing risk management in COVID-19 pneumonia isolation ward, the risk management of nursing in isolation wards was evaluated by HFMEA method. According the six highest risk factor score, the improvement measures were formulated to intervene, and then nurse satisfaction was checked. After using HFMEA method, Risk Priority Number (RPN) of key indicators was lower than 18 points, the operating compliance rate was increased from 87 5% up to 98. 6%, and the satisfaction of nursing-related indicators was better than that of pre-implementation (P<0. 001). In a conclusion, applying HFMEA to the risk management of isolation wards in the early stage of the COVD-19 pneumonia epidemic can optimize the nursing management process, improve the quality of nursing care, reduce the safety risk and improve the job satisfaction of nurses.
Ultramontanismo pelas páginas d’O Apóstolo: atuação católica no Piauí do nascente século XX (1907–1912)
Authors: Silva Bianca , Branco Pedro
Published: August 2022

Entre os anos de 1907 e 1912 circula no Bispado do Piauí, um órgão de imprensa intitulado O Apóstolo, tido como principal veículo de comunicação diocesano para com a comunidade, com a intenção de vociferar as ideias reformistas da instituição católica. Durante o período de sua circulação, o folhetim publicou em suas páginas artigos estritamente ligados aos interesses reformistas católicos, que tinham no Ultramontanismo seu norte ideológico. A intenção do presente trabalho é analisar, através d’O Apóstolo, as táticas de atuação de uma Igreja Católica que precisava buscar formas para afirmar sua influência, dentro de um Estado, recém declarado, laico e com forte presença maçônica. Tomamos os autores Nelson Werneck Sodré, Tania Regina De Luca e Áurea Pinheiro, como base do trato teórico e metodológico de análise das edições do jornal, disponibilizadas no site Hemeroteca Digital da Biblioteca Nacional.
Sociedade e velhice: discussões sobre o idoso e suas relações com a sociedade contemporânea
Authors: Santos Gabriel , Mendes Francisco
Published: August 2022

Diante da velocidade e das transformações que as relações sociais vêm sofrendo desde o desenvolvimento industrial, esse trabalho vem abrir caminhos para se discutir o lugar do idoso no centro dessas mudanças. A metodologia a ser trabalhada incidirá sobre a análise de um documentário da plataforma digital Youtube. Em conjunto a isso, debruçar-se-á sobre a teoria dos papeis sociais, da filósofa Agnes Heller; e sobre as considerações de Walter Benjamin a despeito da arte de narrar e da experiência e seu descrédito. Nessa perspectiva, o objetivo principal é abrir espaços para enfatizar que a velhice é uma fase da vida que se encontra à margem da sociedade, de modo geral, e que é vista com certo desdém.
Um passeio sobre a obra de Francisco Brennand e sua oficina museu na várzea, Recife-PE
Authors: Mariano Tiago , Rodrigues Paulo
Published: August 2022

O presente artigo busca analisar os principais eventos da vida e obra do pintor e escultor recifense, Francisco de Paula Coimbra de Almeida Brennand: suas principais influências (Picasso, Balthus e Gauguin), obras e o desenvolvimento da sua Oficina Cerâmica. Para Brennand a oficina assume um papel místico sendo uma espécie de “Templo, Catedral e Cidadela”. Este trabalho também aborda os temas recorrentes na obra do artista como o mistério (reprodução), o hibridismo e a mitologia. Por fim, como a vida e obra do artista se permearam pelo trágico.
O alemão e a fazenda: as relações de Geisel com a Sociedade Rural Brasileira (SRB)
Authors: Gentil Leandro
Published: August 2022

O presente artigo tem como objetivo fazer uma análise das relações do governo de Ernesto Geisel, conhecido também como alemão, com uma importante entidade de latifundiários: a Sociedade Rural Brasileira (SRB), grande representante dos produtores de café de São Paulo. Iremos observar como tal entidade, a partir do advento da crise internacional do petróleo (1973), se relacionou com a proposta intervencionista e industrializante de Geisel, tendo como locomotiva as Empresas Estatais. Iremos analisar o discurso não só da SRB, como também de outra entidade de proprietários rurais, a Sociedade Nacional de Agricultura (SNA).Por meio de seus discursos oficiais observaremos a aproximação e distanciamentos da classe de latifundiários com o governo Geisel.
Prática de ensino: jornais — uma fonte histórica, diversos usos como recurso no ensino de história
Authors: Braga Bruno
Published: August 2022

Trabalhando com a didática e a pesquisa em história, o artigo apresenta possibilidades de uso de jornais nas aulas de história. Destaca que entre a história ensinada e a história pesquisada, a acadêmica, parece haver uma distância significativa na linguagem e expressividade da mesma ciência. A proposta do texto é de mostrar que o uso de fontes primárias em sala de aula de educação básica é uma forma prazerosa de melhor alcançar nossos alunos, e os inserir em nossa disciplina como participes da história. Também enfatiza que com o uso do jornal podemos evidenciar que a história acontece cotidianamente, e que ela está para ser contada.
Jogos digitais no processo de alfabetização na língua materna
Authors: Fernandes Sabrina , Carneiro Maria
Published: August 2022

Este estudo tem como objetivo analisar a relação do educando com a tecnologia e como o uso de jogos digitais podem ser trabalhados na educação formal, contribuindo com o processo de alfabetização e letramento. Por meio de revisão bibliográfica e documental, bem como a observação de jogos disponíveis em plataformas on-line, pretendeu-se investigar como o uso dessa ferramenta pode auxiliar no ensino-aprendizagem. Dotados de sentido para os alunos que já utilizam a tecnologia na sua rotina e com elementos que geram interesse como interatividade, cores e personagens animados, os jogos digitais podem ser um elemento chave para manter o interesse dos educandos, auxiliando na construção do conhecimento e no desenvolvimento de habilidades importantes como raciocínio lógico, coordenação motora, pensamento matemático, leitura e escrita.
Congadas: manifestações culturais e os autos de fé: um conciso olhar sobre as tradições populares pelo Brasil
Authors: Ferreira Marcos
Published: August 2022

Este artigo busca refletir acerca do universo dos festejos populares pelo Brasil, que resulta em os componentes culturais e religiosos, interpostos em meio às tradições populares — suas crenças, religiosidades, procissões, o imaginário dos devotos e partícipes dos autos de fé. Ademais, valer-se, não somente da força histórica e o legado das raízes africanas, na cadência dos congos — Congadas —, a estética congadeira, em louvor à Nossa Senhora do Rosário, São Benedito e Santa Efigênia, mas também, dos registros, que refazem o caminho destes folguedos, sua história, interpretações e resistência. Tradições populares que contribuem para a formação de uma consciência coletiva e novos sujeitos, além da interculturalidade, a simbiose dos elementos étnicos, religiosos, constitutivos desses festejos. A metodologia aplicada consiste em fontes bibliográficas, trabalho de campo na cidade de Catalão, entrevistas com os organizadores, partícipes e observações empíricas da Festa do Rosário. Tal cenário corrobora para a construção de uma sociedade mais inclusiva, tolerante, multicultural, abarcando ritos, simbolismos, dentro de uma mesma dinâmica cultural e social. Contudo, preservam-se suas características específicas, suas subjetividades, a diversidade nos festejos religiosos, que celebram o ecumenismo, o ecletismo, o sincretismo, o sagrado e o profano, memória da essência originária de suas fontes e raízes.
Nação e nacionalismo: uma abordagem sobre a construção da “identidade negra” brasileira
Authors: Motta Laura
Published: August 2022

O presente artigo busca discutir, por meio da historiografia proposta, a relevância da noção de raça a partir de teorias sociais sobre nação e nacionalismos, na concepção de autores que entendem a nação como produto histórico de condições modernas. Para uma melhor compreensão, importa ponderar a relevância dos elementos disponíveis na modernidade para esses autores, a fim de averiguar sobre quais bases cada autor firmou seus argumentos e interpretações sobre a identificação cultural da nação. E assim perceber qual significação nos importa ao tratar o conceito de raça. Para tanto, percorremos historiografia clássica sobre a questão da nação e suas demandas, a discussão sobre a questão da raça na construção da cidadania brasileira e as novas perspectivas de uma abordagem pós-colonialista sobre as formas de reconhecimento da categoria racial.
Transgênero como Categoria de Análise.
Authors: Quinupa Antonio Marcos , Valle Bortolo
Published: August 2022

Temos como proposta metodológica a análise da literatura jurídica em torno do termo identidade de gênero e o Recurso Extraordinário 845.779/SC. Buscar-se-á o tratamento do universo lexical em torno do termo, bem como fazer uso do aporte teórico que nos circunda, oriundo do campo sociopolítico e cultural, levando em consideração o desdobramento que implica a efetiva prática de exclusão do acesso das pessoas transgêneras à justiça: o não entendimento de transgênero como transgressão da norma de gênero e da heteronormatividade hegemônica.
Michel Foucault nia hanoin: podér, seksualidade, normál no jenealojia sabér nian.
Authors: Boarccaech Alessandro
Published: August 2022

Artigu ida-ne’e aprezenta Michel Foucault nian konseitu prinsipál sira balu. Nu’udar pensadór prinsipál ida iha sékulu XX, Michel Foucault hakerek tiha livru no artigu barak ne’ebé ko’alia kona-ba podér, moras mental, seksualidade, lia-loos, kontrolu sosiál, saida maka hanoin normál no patolójiku, no hirak seluk. Iha primeira parte artigu ida-ne’e nian, ha’u aprezenta faktu istória nian balu ne’ebé fó influénsia ba Foucault nia moris. Iha segunda parte, ha’u hakerek kona-ba ninia konseitu prinsipál sira, maka hanesan: dispozitivu, jenealojia sabér nian, lia-loos, episteme, seksualidade, isin-lolon, no hirak seluk.
Asesu ba Planeamentu Familiar la’ós de’it Direitu Feto Nian Maibé Direitu Umanu.
Authors: Antonieta Berta
Published: August 2022

Artigu ida ne’e halo analiza kona-ba polítika planeamentu familiar iha Timor-Leste no hanoin kona-ba nesesidade atu envolve sosiedade tomak iha prosesu desizaun kona-ba planeamentu familiar. Tuir ida ne’e importante mak envolve mane sira, tamba feto sira, dala barak la iha poder iha familia laran atu deside. Halo sensibilisasaun kona-ba asuntu ida ne’e bele ajuda desenvolve polítikas públikas ho kualidade no efetivu ba planeamentu familiar.
Shifting Perspectives on Male Black Masculinity and Britishness.
Authors: Oliveira Célia
Published: August 2022

This article intends to discuss issues related to what it means to be a black male in Britain, as well as the stereotypes related to black masculinity and sexuality. This theme will be broached through the analysis of three theatre plays by the acclaimed playwright Roy Williams – Lift Off (1999), Clubland (2001) and Joe Guy (2007). Roy Williams deals with the insecurities and frustrations of young men and the importance sex has in their lives. The plays raise many questions about cultural identity, not about what it means to be British but what it means to be a black male in Britain. The plays question the media-influenced stereotypes created by society on the relationships that young black people maintain.
Research on vector control technology for permanent magnet synchronous motor
Authors: Tang Zihao , Zhang Yulin
Published: August 2022

This paper summarizes the development history of permanent magnet synchronous motor, introduces the mathe- matical model of permanent magnet synchronous motor, selects permanent magnet synchronous motor as the research object, expounds the important ideas and basic principles of vector control, and finally prospects its future development trend, so as to clarify the development direction of vector control and sort out a clearer development context.
Visual analysis method of foundation pit monitoring information based on BIM platform
Authors: Ji Xuan , Hu Hesong , Lin Dongli , Tan Lingsheng , Tang Mengxiong
Published: August 2022

In order to visually express the safety monitoring information of foundation pits and underground engineering, realize the efficient management of massive dynamic safety monitoring information during the construction of foundation pits and underground engineering, as well as assist safety analysis, a building information model (BIM)-based Foundation pit and underground engineering dynamic safety monitoring information integration and network visualization method is proposed in the article. Firstly, the research builds a three-dimensional BIM model of foundation pit engineering based on the analysis of the element composition of the three-dimensional virtual scene of the foundation pit and underground engineering. Then, apply the method of key field mapping to establish the dynamic coupling between the BIM model and the safety monitoring information. Finally, the research realizes the virtual display of the construction process based on the three-dimensional visualization function of BIM technology. Furthermore, combined with the actual situation, the corresponding system is developed and applied in a certain project, which realized the visual integration of dynamic information of engineering safety monitoring and BIM under the network environment, and provided a support platform for the safety analysis of foundation pits and underground engineering.
Research on the application of computer extensive data analysis technology in rural e-commerce
Authors: Xi Jun
Published: August 2022

According to the framework of national rural revitalization, rural e-commerce has developed under the drive of informatization to solve the problem of rural economic development. In the context of the Internet, big data technology is used in rural e-commerce to innovate marketing models, and the system effectively optimizes distribution efficiency. While analyzing the status quo of the application of big data technology in rural e-commerce, this paper also puts forward some improvement suggestions for related problems. It analyzes feasible measures and corresponding technical methods to optimize the existing business processes. After implementing the optimization measures, it can effectively promote the construction of big data in the agricultural product industry chain and the effective integration of rural e-commerce, and promote the take-off of the agricultural economy.
Construction and Application of 3D geological model of mianhuaba center in Wulong District of Chongqing Based on Depthlnsight
Authors: Chen Fei , Zhang Ruigang , Li Yinghong , Zhang Deju , Li Wei , Liu Zhen
Published: August 2022

3D geological modeling plays an increasingly important role in the fields of mineral resources, energy, ecological geological environment and urban construction. With the continuous development of geological work and the increasing demand, many excellent 3D geological modeling software have emerged. In this paper, the 3D geological model of mianhuaba center in Wulong District of Chongqing City is completed based on Depthlnsight platform by using the 1:10000 measured topographic and geological map and integrating the geological profile, geophysical interpretation profile and borehole data. This model can be used to realize arbitrary direction and angle section cutting in the modeling area, and output the model geological profile with lithologic pattern to support the business work in the fields of engineering construction and resource exploration.
Discussion on Intelligent Upgrading Technologies of Hairun Container Terminal
Authors: Cai Yongfeng , Li Meizhen
Published: August 2022

Aiming at the intelligent upgrading of Hairun Terminal, this paper focuses on analyzing the influencing factors of the intelligent upgrading of container codes. And the maturity of application technology and the degree of influence on production were systematically introduced, and the intelligent upgrading technical scheme suitable for Hairun Terminal was put forward. Besides, the key points and difficulties of the upgrading were analyzed. This research has guiding significance for the intelligent upgrading of traditional container terminals at home and abroad.
Development of Artificial Intelligence in Activity Recognition
Authors: Tao Shuohan
Published: August 2022

This essay focuses on how the technology of activity recognition has developed with the development of artificial intelligence. It illustrates three major solutions in activity recognition, including sensor-based solution, visual solutions, and Wi-Fi-based solutions, and discuss the pros and cons of each of the solutions.
Performance simulation analysis of transport layer protocol for satellite network
Authors: Zhang Jiapei , Li Zhou , Suo Baozhong , Wang Xiao , Guo Yiran
Published: August 2022

This paper studies the performance of transport layer protocol in the design of satellite network. The main transport layer protocols proposed in recent years are analyzed, and the performance of different satellite application scenarios is compared and simulated. The results show that the corresponding transport layer protocol should be selected according to the process of building satellite network and the characteristics of transmission link can effectively improve the network transmission performance.
MEU Convolutional Neural Network and Random Noise Suppression of Seismic Data
Authors: Xu Wenhao
Published: August 2022

In allusion to the strong interference problem of random noise in seismic exploration, this paper proposed a Multiscale enhancement U-Net (MEU-Net) for the first time. First, the network carries out multiple convolution and pooling on the data in the backbone feature extraction network, then conducts channel addition, convolution and upsampling in the enhancement feature extraction network for extracting and restoring data information, finally, further improve the denoising effect through the dilated convolution, residual module and attention mechanism in the multi-scale enhancement module. The actual data application shows that the method in this paper can achieve good denoising effect under noise with different intensities, and can be widely used in data denoising processing.
Multifunctional intelligent line-following robot
Authors: Wang Yiran , Wang Jiaqi , Pu Yu , Li Xinchen
Published: August 2022

This paper introduces an intelligent robot with the functions of automatic line patrol, positioning and parking, real-time ranging, color recognition and object block transmission. The H bridge drive motor is controlled by Arduino as MCU, so that the intelligent car can realize the functions of forward, backward and steering. The circuit test, hardware debugging, PCB drawing, code improvement and overall structure design in the design process are described in the article. The conclusion is that the robot can realize normal line patrol, parking, ranging, color recognition and block delivery.
Preface: 3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Engineering Applications (AIEA 2022)
Authors: Li Kaisen , Pan Truman
Published: August 2022

2022 the 3rd International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Engineering Applications (AIEA 2022) was held in Guilin, China during July 16-17, 2022.

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Research on remote control using magnetic fluid power generation
Authors: Kang Yizhe , Zhou Xiaoyu
Published: August 2022

Aiming at the problem of serious environmental pollution and insufficient energy utilization caused by dry battery power supply in the existing remote control, this project has carried out technical improvement and innovation in power generation mode and the structure of remote control. The main contents include: 1. Magnetic fluid power: comparing with the traditional dry batteries power for remote control, this device adds the winding hose of magnetic coil to the basis of traditional remote control, will change the mechanical energy that produced by pressing into the electricity that the remote control need to output a signal, so as to replace the use of dry cell in the traditional remote control and reduce environmental pollution. 2. Remote control structure design: keep in the original signal control method, on the basis of innovation in tile around a coil hose between the original signal circuit and remote shell, realize the simultaneous press power and signal control hose as a whole, press any key will be to hose extrusion formation, promote tube MHD flow, to produce the electricity required to signal control. Below the hose has kept the original control signal circuit, press the process control signal synchronization connected, so as to realize the remote-control operation This device to keep the traditional signal control module and a button on the remote-control module, the hose by magnetic generator for replacement battery power supply module, has the advantages of lower manufacturing cost and zero emissions, in line with the concept of energy saving and emission reduction.
Pedestrian detection method and Research of Attention Mechanism in Traffic Scene
Authors: Xu Fanshen
Published: August 2022

Aiming at the occlusion problem when pedestrian detection algorithms are applied in traffic scenes, an occlusion-aware pedestrian 2D saliency texture operator TS-LBP detection algorithm combined with dual attention mechanism is proposed. The algorithm first uses the differential feature-aware fusion method to mine the complementary information between multi-modal features to optimize the channel features; then uses the detection framework with an efficient anchor-free mechanism to greatly reduce the computational complexity of the model and improve the detection speed. The experimental results show that the method in this paper is fast and accurate, and has a good detection effect.
Image classification method based on local receptive field extended S-Mobilenet model
Authors: Liu Hongmei , Tan Chuanwu
Published: August 2022

Aiming at the problem that the lightweight deep neural network mobilenet will reduce the classification accuracy, the hollow convolution kernel is introduced into a convolution layer of mobilenet model, and a S-Mobilenet model based on local receptive field expansion is proposed. The model is divided into three structures according to the location of the hole convolution kernel. Without increasing the number of parameters, it can expand the local receptive field of the convolution kernel and improve the classification accuracy. The experiment was carried out on caltech-101 data set, caltech-256 data set and animal classification database of Tubingen University. The results show that S-Mobilenet model can obtain better classification accuracy than Mobilenet, which can be improved by 2% at most.
Upaya Sarkozy dalam Mempertahankan Stabilitas Ekonomi Perancis di Tengah Hutang Uni Eropa Tahun 2008 - 2012
Authors: Yamin Muhammad , Yuniarti Yuniarti , Daniah Rahmah
Published: August 2022

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mendeskripsikan upaya Sarkozy dalam menjaga stabilitas ekonomi Prancis di tengah krisis utang di Uni Eropa pada tahun 2008-2012. Jenis penelitian ini adalah deskriptif, dan menggunakan jenis data sekunder yang diperoleh melalui penelitian kepustakaan. Teori yang digunakan untuk menganalisis adalah liberalisme ekonomi. Hasil penelitian menjelaskan bahwa langkah-langkah kebijakan yang diambil oleh Sarkozy di Prancis untuk menjaga stabilitas ekonomi akibat dampak krisis utang Uni Eropa. Dalam hal ini, Sarkozy merespons dengan menerapkan kebijakan fiskal yaitu memberikan paket stimulus ekonomi Prancis dan melakukan konsolidasi fiskal, kemudian memberikan bailout kepada bank-bank Prancis yang terkena dampak dan memberikan kontribusi paket bailout kepada Yunani di UE. Dampak dari kebijakan ini adalah pemulihan pertumbuhan ekonomi dan perdagangan Prancis. Sistem perbankan mampu menstabilkan sistem ekonomi Prancis, namun pada tingkat rasio utang-defisit Prancis masih relatif tinggi
Alasan Cina Membangun Kamp Militer di Perbatasan Lembah Galwan tahun 2020
Authors: Ramadan Muhammad Yusriza , Daniah Rahmah
Published: August 2022

Alasan Cina membangun kamp militer di Perbatasan Lembah Galwan tahun 2020 didasari oleh faktor-faktor defense Cina untuk mempertahankan keamanan nasionalnya. Tindakan proaktif India dalam meningkatkan kapabilitas militer melalui kerjasama internasional dengan Amerika Serikat dan Australia mengancam keamanan nasional Cina yang memiliki sengketa perbatasan dengan India. Namun pembangunan kamp militer Cina di Lembah Galwan menyebabkan kerusuhan hingga pada ketegangan hubungan bilateral India-Cina.
Dampak Pandemi Global (COVID19) Terhadap Perekonomian Pekerja Perempuan di Amerika Serikat
Authors: Nan Aulia Darsono Aliebia Oktovaya
Published: August 2022

Pandemi global 2020 atau yang dikenal dengan pandemi virus corona (COVID-19) telah memberikan dampak krisis ekonomi di hampir seluruh negara di dunia. Tidak terkecuali bagi negara dengan perekonomian maju sekalipun seperti Amerika Serikat. Pada sejarahnya, Amerika Serikat terkenal dengan permasalahannya akan feminisme. Perempuan di Amerika Serikat kurang dilindungi dengan kebijakan-kebijakan yang ada sehingga pekerja perempuan di Amerika Serikat rentan kehilangan pekerjaan dan terkena diskriminasi. Beban ganda yang dimiliki perempuan seolah menjunjung stereotipe akan femininitas dan membuat perempuan semakin jauh dari kata kesejahteraan. Ketidakadilan bagi perempuan di Amerika Serikat menjadi semakin terlihat nyata. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk melihat bagaimana dampak krisis ekonomi akibat pandemi global terhadap perempuan di Amerika Serikat dengan menggunakan metode penelitian kualitatif. Hasil penelitiannya bahwa dampak signifikan yang dialami pekerja perempuan dalam krisis ekonomi akibat pandemi global 2020 disebabkan kerentanan-kerentanan yang pada sejarahnya sudah dirasakan perempuan di Amerika Serikat.
Konstruktivisme dalam Diskursus Kebangkitan Cina di Asia Timur
Authors: Hidayat Muhammad Nizar
Published: August 2022

Diskursus mengenai “kebangkitan” Cina menjadi topik yang hangat dibicarakan dan dikaji dalam studi Hubungan Internasional. Hal ini tidak terlepas dari kompleksitas politik dan keamanan di kawasan Asia Timur yang menyimpan problematikanya sendiri. Perdebatan tentang fenomena ini kemudian menjadi topik sentral perdebatan antara paradigma Realisme dan Liberalisme. Dua mazhab klasik dalam studi HI ini memang menawarkan penjelasan yang menarik dalam konteks “kebangkitan” Cina dan hubungannya dengan kompleksitas keamanan di kawasan Asia Timur. Meski demikian tulisan ini mencoba untuk melihat fenomena ini diluar dua mazhab besar tersebut. Untuk tujuan itu maka tulisan ini bertujuan untuk menyajikan sedikit pandangan alternatif yang dihasilkan melalui sudut pandang Konstruktivisme.
Curriculum Planning Model in General Education
Authors: Alnaji Abdulssalam Omar
Published: August 2022

The purpose of this study was to establish the appropriateness of a comprehensive model for curriculum planning in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, including its processes and procedures. The researcher employed a descriptive approach. The researcher created a curriculum planning model containing the objectives, foundations, procedures, and a visual schematic diagram illustrating the 14 specialists' responses. They demonstrated the model elements' suitability for curriculum development by a very high agreement rate of 100%. The average proportion of procedures for each planning process was 100%, and the average percentage of suitable procedures for each process was 99.4%. The average ratio of procedures incorporated into the planning process was 100%. The research concluded that the curriculum planning methodology is appropriate for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's public education planning. The study advises that curriculum planners utilize curriculum planning methods.
Engaging Students in Politics Through Service-Learning: A Guide to Best Practices in College Voter Registration and Education
Authors: Wilson Laura Merrifield
Published: August 2022

Service-learning projects enable students to apply course concepts while connecting with and providing valuable services to their larger community. Such projects are particularly valuable in civic education, where students can act as the driving forces behind political engagement education and motivation efforts. “UIndyVotes!” is a student project focused on voter registration and education at the University of Indianapolis in Indiana. It aims to engage the campus and the community in upcoming elections. In its first two iterations (in 2016 and 2018), the project organized voter registration tables, door-to-door canvassing, and voter education programs. This case study assesses the efforts of the project, including its objectives, processes, programming, and partnerships, and recommends best practices for future campus voter registration drives. The improvements observed between iterations illustrate the value of organizing early, securing key partnerships, and delegating tasks via the university network and system available to students. This case study offers guidance and recommendations for how instructors can adopt and adapt these practices to create or enhance similar service-learning experiences on their own campuses.
California Listenin’: A Reflection on the Healing Power of Community Storytelling
Authors: Harrison Milmon F.
Published: August 2022

This paper is a critical reflection on a service-learning experience involving digital storytelling as a form of public engagement and community service. It is organized into themes that help illuminate the process: background and preparation, working “in the field,” and outcomes and assessments of the venture overall. The paper’s expected contribution lies in the examples from the field that speak to the healing power of community storytelling and listening, especially in unsettled times.
An Urban Partnership: Embracing Collaboration and Feedback
Authors: Dye Kasey , Wallace Margaret , Thompkins Krystal , Dawes Sande
Published: August 2022

Our research-practice partnership is between an urban, high-poverty high school and a neighboring university. Our collaboration focused on establishing trusting relationships, cultivating a shared language between partners, and learning from and with each other throughout the partnership. When COVID-19 began and impacted schools around the world, our community partnership pivoted to address new issues faced by the high school. We evaluated our partnership through a retrospective pretest-posttest, mixed-methods research design. Teachers, instructional coaches, and school leadership were asked to reflect at the end of the program on the growth of the teachers with whom they worked, as well as their own growth. The evaluation evidence revealed that the partnership was beneficial for both teachers and instructional coaches. Teachers demonstrated growth in pedagogical and content knowledge, integration of technology and virtual tools, student engagement, and sense of professionalism. In this article, we will provide readers with ideas and resources for initiating their own partnership.
Navigating the Triumphs and Tribulations of a University-Community Children’s Mental Health Partnership: Reflections on the First Year as Told by Graduate Students
Authors: D'Agostino Bianca , Krause Amanda , Klan Amy , Goldberg Briana , Whitley Jessica , Rogers Maria , Smith David , Hone Michael , McBrearty Natasha
Published: August 2022

This paper describes a newly established community-based participatory research partnership that brings together professionals from several disciplines to gain greater insight into the needs of children and the families of children seeking mental health services in a community setting. This paper, written from the perspective of graduate students, outlines the successes and challenges that have accompanied the establishment of our university-community partnership. Informed by the interactive and contextual model of collaboration (Suarez-Balcazar et al., 2005), this paper outlines key elements of developing and sustaining a community-based partnership and offers reflections on our personal experiences and lessons learned as graduate students within the partnership. Our examination reveals that adequate and consistent communication and the early establishment of trust and mutual respect among partners have been integral components of the emergence and success of this partnership.
Improving the Health of the Nation Through Transdisciplinary Community Engagement
Authors: Rennekamp Roger A.
Published: August 2022

This article chronicles how three land-grant universities and one non-land-grant university medical center have transformed to meet the needs of people where they live, work, learn, and play. In this article, we first get a glimpse of how an institutional commitment to community engagement and supportive administrative structures are advancing community-based public health practice at Oregon State University. Next, we learn how Texas A&M’s AgriLife Extension Service is using community data to focus on the most pressing needs of the state’s 254 counties. We then examine how Mississippi State University is working to address the shortage of health care professionals in its state by introducing young people to health careers and encouraging medical students to practice in the state. Finally, we learn how the University of New Mexico Medical Center and New Mexico State University are using the tried-and-true principles of cooperative extension to address the state population’s health needs through Health Extension Rural Offices.
"Doing TIME in Athens": A Photovoice Journey With Adolescents in Search of Social Change and the Unintended Benefit of Positive Mental Health Outcomes
Authors: Robinson Michael A. , Smith Lee Jocelyn
Published: August 2022

"Doing TIME (This Is My Environment) in Athens" was a photovoice project involving a group of adolescents from the town of Athens, Georgia. The purpose of the "TIME" study was to use photovoice methodology to teach participating young people how to enact social change in their community. Participants were charged with taking photographs that best represented (a) what they liked about their community and (b) what they would like to see changed. Participants took a total of 67 photographs; these were methodically narrowed down to 26 photographs using a combination of open-ended discussion questions and semistructured interview questions. The final photographs represented five themes: (a) economic injustice, (b) segregation by race and class, (c) animal rights and neglect, (d) love of the arts, and (e) a sense of belonging and pride. These photographs were then captioned, framed, and displayed at a local historic art gallery, where local residents, university officials, and policy-makers were invited to discuss the youth photographers’ concerns.
Analysis of The Impact of Urban Social Electricity Consumption Based on GAM Model: Empirical Evidence from China From 2010 to 2020
Authors: Liu Zichun , Zou Jinghang , Zeng Hongbiao
Published: August 2022

As China continues to be the world's largest country in terms of electricity generation, evaluating the factors affecting its urban social electricity consumption can provide a scientific basis for its energy conservation and sustainable development. Based on the data from Chinese cities from 2009 to 2019, this study uses the fixed effect model (FEM) and the generalized additive model (GAM) to establish the relationship between urban social electricity consumption and its influencing factors and the linear regression equation to compare and evaluate the prediction and fitting effects of the models. The results show that FEM and GAM can effectively evaluate various factors affecting urban social electricity consumption. However, the input variables in FEM do not fit well with the output variables, and the interpretability of GAM is better than the FEM model. The number of hospitals, Total Natural Gas, and Per Capita GRP have the highest contribution to Social electricity consumption. Per Capita GRP, the Number of Hospital and Total Natural Gas are the highest contributors to Industrial electricity consumption, Number of GAM has the highest contribution to Social electricity consumption, Industrial electricity consumption and Household electricity consumption. The fitting and prediction results of GAM for Social electricity consumption, Industrial electricity consumption and Industrial electricity consumption are better than those of FEM.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict, crude oil prices, and electronic cryptocurrency market fluctuations
Authors: He Shicheng
Published: August 2022

In the changing circumstances and the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, International crude oil prices rose sharply in the short term. This study will review the existing literature on the reason for the fluctuation of international crude oil prices and the dynamic change of Bitcoin, Tether, and Ethereum. This paper will also empirically evaluate the impact of fluctuation of international crude oil prices on the yield of electronic cryptocurrency. This research finds that the increase of futures crude oil prices will have a positive impact on the yield of electronic cryptocurrency, but this impact is short-term. Additionally, the growth of crude oil prices will not lead to the increase in the daily volatility of electronic cryptocurrency.
Analysis on Risk Management of Software Outsourcing Project
Authors: Zhang Jiongjie
Published: August 2022

Nowadays many companies outsource the whole or part of software projects to other companies to reduce the cost of software projects and focus on the development of core competitive businesses. Due to the rapid update and iteration speed of information technology, the complexity of software projects is also increasing, and the risk factors in software outsourcing projects are also increasing. The existence of these risks can prolong the project cycle, or directly lead to project failure. At present, many software outsourcing companies do not pay much attention to project risk management, and cannot effectively identify, supervise and deal with risks, resulting in out of control or even failure of software outsourcing projects. This paper will summarize the list of risk factors by studying the characteristics and status quo of today's outsourcing projects, and analyzing the possible analysis of each stage of software outsourcing projects. Use brainstorming, expert assessment, and qualitative analysis to evaluate and identify risk factors. Finally, from a practical point of view, this paper will put forward some suggestions for the future software outsourcing project risk management. I hope to achieve two purposes through the research of this paper. One is to contribute some research experience to the risk management of software outsourcing projects and guide the actual work of enterprises. Second, we should advocate innovative thinking and encourage more and better ideas to emerge.