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Acercando la diversidad social al alumnado de educación primaria: estudio sobre una experiencia de formación inclusiva
Authors: Soroa Marian , Karrera Inaki
Published: April 2023

En contextos sociales cada vez más diversos y cambiantes es importante emplear metodologías docentes útiles para preparar a los/as futuros/as maestros/as para responder a los desafíos que plantea la profesión. El presente trabajo expone una experiencia interdisciplinar de innovación docente en educación superior fundamentada en el aprendizaje basado en proyectos (ABP). El objetivo principal de la investigación consistía en implementar y evaluar una intervención que dotara al alumnado de educación especial de conocimientos y habilidades para atender a la diversidad desde una perspectiva inclusiva. Se empleó una metodología descriptiva y un diseño de investigación mixto, combinando técnicas cuantitativas y cualitativas. Participaron en el estudio sesenta y cuatro estudiantes, seis profesores/as y doce agentes sociales. Los datos recogidos mediante cuestionarios y grupos de discusión indicaron que las partes implicadas estaban satisfechas con la experiencia y que se alcanzaron todos los objetivos específicos propuestos. A modo de conclusión, cabe señalar que la presente investigación ha posibilitado a los/as futuros/as docentes de educación especial desenvolverse en contextos reales, adquiriendo conocimientos, habilidades prácticas y actitudes asociadas a los estudios universitarios que están cursando. El profesorado y los agentes sociales expresaron también haber sido beneficiarios de la estrategia pedagógica. El ABP ha mostrado ser útil para la preparación profesional de los/as futuros/as maestros/as en educación especial y podría ser también de utilidad para la formación en atención a la diversidad e inclusión de los/as maestros/as generalistas.
Percepciones del alumnado del Máster de Profesorado en Educación Secundaria sobre su formación en atención a la diversidad
Authors: Arnaiz-Sánchez Pilar , Albadalejo Méndez María José , Caballero García Carmen María
Published: April 2023

El docente tiene un rol fundamental en la consecución de una atención a la diversidad de calidad en las aulas, siendo imprescindible una adecuada formación que permita asegurar una respuesta educativa acorde a la heterogeneidad y diversidad de necesidades presentes en todo el alumnado. El propósito de este estudio reside en conocer la percepción de futuros docentes acerca de los conocimientos adquiridos sobre la atención a la diversidad en el Máster de Formación del Profesorado de la Universidad de Murcia. Se ha utilizado un diseño no experimental, descriptivo y transversal de carácter cuantitativo. La muestra invitada han sido todos los estudiantes matriculados en el máster mencionado del curso 2020/2021; 461 alumnos repartidos en 18 grupos según su especialidad. Finalmente, los participantes en el estudio han sido 195, concretamente, 118 mujeres y 77 hombres con edades comprendidas entre 22 y 58 años, lo que supone una representatividad del 95% y un margen de error inferior al 5%. El instrumento utilizado consistió en el Cuestionario para futuros docentes de Educación Secundaria acerca de las percepciones sobre atención a la diversidad: construcción y validación del instrumento, de Colmenero y Pegalajar (2015), con un Alfa de Crobach de p = 0.915. Los resultados muestran que los estudiantes del estudio no se sienten suficientemente capacitados para abordar el reto de dar una respuesta educativa a la diversidad en las aulas después de cursar el máster, aunque manifiestan una postura positiva hacia ella. Como conclusión, resalta la necesidad de incluir en dicha titulación de posgrado una mayor carga de actividades prácticas sobre atención a la diversidad, buscando la asimilación de conceptos teóricos-prácticos por parte del alumnado.
Stereospecific and selective enzymatic resolution of carboxylic acid derivatives in organic solvents
Authors: Elazar Meyer
Published: April 2023

Enzymes such as lipases and proteases have been used as catalysts in nearly anhydrous organic solvents such as diisopropyl ether and hexane to carry out stereospecific and selective enzymatic resolutions of carboxylic acid derivatives such as 2-bromohexadecanoic acid, which may be used for prevention and treatment of bone loss-related diseases and β-phenyllactic acid, which has a role as a human metabolite.
A study on the role of millennials in changing workplace dynamics: How millennials can help businesses move ahead in the post COVID-19 world
Authors: Seth Deepshikha , Agarwal Priyanka , Vashisht Anubha , Bansal Deepak , Verma Priti
Published: April 2023

Organizations are increasingly evolving their workplace climate to accommodate the youngest generation with millennials slowly taking over leadership positions. Millennials have transformed the way businesses interact with workers by sheer force of numbers. India has one of the youngest demographics in the world, with post-millennials also starting to join the workforce. Studies have shown that millennials are different from the earlier generations in their work attributes. Some of their workplace expectations collide with the conventional workplace norms; yet many organizations have started to reshape their workplace strategies to provide more opportunities to the millennials. The COVID-19 pandemic pushed a Fast Forward button to these efforts and 2020 saw almost all the businesses promptly changing their working norms. Remote working, along with digital technology and flexi-hours – once characterized as the millennial work characteristics – became the new normal for everyone. Retaining tech-savvy employees has become a significant concern of business, and they are fighting for the best talent to overtake the now aging Gen X employees. As new ground realities of remote working hit us, this research seeks to gain an insight into the minds of senior-level managers who are facing the new class of workers. This study is an attempt to fulfil this gap in the industry and facilitate a more relatable work environment for the millennials.
Luxury adapts to artificial intelligence & digital transformation - A case study of Burberry
Authors: Arora Nidhi , Gupta Manisha , Dharwal Mridul , Agarwal Nimmi
Published: April 2023

In the realm of luxury brands, the era of digital world and digital integration has seen a fundamental transformation. High-end clothing firms are demonstrating a strong interest in understanding digitalization in order to provide customers with an omni-channel buying experience. In this study, the main goal is to investigate the usage of Artificial Intelligence and its applications by luxury labels, as well as the impact that this technology has on the brand’s performance in the market. Based on a case study, this article examines how luxury major retailers such as Burberry have successfully implemented an online strategy by repositioning themselves in fear of missing high-end customers and thus attempting to solve the existing trade between uniqueness and magnitude of economic system. Findings within the paper have been derived from a systematic bibliometric analysis which has taken into consideration a significant number of relevant publications such as conference proceedings and scholarly articles, as well as case studies of major global luxury fashion firms, among many other things. As the first study of its sort, this article will be useful to industry professionals in building their digital solutions; for scholars and academicians, the study will provide an ability to look at the issue in the context of consumer and technological innovation.
Impact 4.0 : Envisioning the future of fashion business
Authors: Manocha Rishab , Dharwal Mridul , Alam Mohammad Junaid
Published: April 2023

The Fashion Industry is in the middle of a Fourth Industrial Revolution, centered on the digitalization and merger of both virtual and physical systems of Apparel Manufacturing, majorly because of recent technological breakthroughs. Clothing stimulates people’s responsiveness not just as a method of covering and protecting the body, but also as a means of expressing uniqueness and personality, making it one of the world’s most significant sectors due to its impact on economic growth and consumerism. As a result, businesses are investing in new technologies by incorporating them into a variety of manufacturing processes, which are developed, analyzed and created using 3D modelling software, simulation and additive manufacturing. These technologies provide a number of advantages, including reduced time, waste and the ability to design, visualize and assess goods at an early stage in their development. Through the use of case studies, this research investigates how emerging technologies such as Advanced Robotics, Big Data Analytics, Internet of Things and lastly Artificial Intelligence are impacting the lives of individuals, companies and society at large. For fashion companies ready for unexpected developments, this study compares individual case studies to highlight creative business models.
Optimized energy clustering routing Protocol-WL
Authors: Mishra Arpana , Priyadarshini Rashmi , Mehra R. M.
Published: April 2023

The team work is always required for a successful implementation of the experimental methods. A remote sensor organization, collaboration among different sensors is fundamental when it executes applications which comprise of many works. Most of the studies in this field focused on energy investment and load adjustment. Imbalance load distribution among nodes consume more energy than balance load. The term imbalance refers to the uneven distribution of data into classes that severely affects the performance of traditional classifiers, because of this classifiers become biased towards the class which has large amount of data. The data generated from wireless sensor networks the several imbalances. For same type resource applications many protocols have already been investigated. This paper proposes a better energy clustering routing meta-heuristic protocol (OCRP-WL) for conveying typical loads in clustered remote sensor organizations. This protocol is apportioned into different stages. First stage work is assigned to different sensing points to reduce the energy requirement in different nearby clusters, in later stage proper management of balanced load and energy distribution is compiled within same cluster. This proposed work is a decent analysis of imbalance issue for wireless sensor networks.
The impact of digital transformation on workforce engagement in Indian banking sector
Authors: Tiwari Sadhana , Agarwal Priyanka , Singh Rupali
Published: April 2023

The banking business is undergoing a massive digital shift. To stay ahead of the curve in a market that is always shifting and developing, firms must priorities components of transformation as a top priority. Changes are happening that are both basic and descriptive, but they are also very dynamic. Organizations will use digital transformation techniques to improve their own performance, hence improving the likelihood of their operations being viable for extended periods of time. In order to get an understanding of how digital innovation affects workforce engagement, a primary research approach is employed to gain the viewpoint of the people.
Modified PSO tuned two stage lead lag STATCOM control action for small signal stability enhancement of variable wind integrated power system
Authors: Satapathy Samarjeet , Nahak Narayan , Nayak Bikram
Published: April 2023

In this work Modified PSO (MPSO) is proposed to tune two stage lead lag control action based on STATCOM for enhancing small signal stability of an intermittent wind source penetrated power system. The Modified PSO has been compared with standard PSO and fractional PSO to tune controller parameters of STATCOM based control action. Multi machine system subjected to sudden and intermittent wind variations have been considered in this work. Subject to this wind penetration the lead lag control action with only PSO and two stage lead lag control action with fractional PSO and modified PSO has been implemented to damp the system oscillations pertaining to initial operating condition. It was found that subject to intermittent nature of wind penetration the rotor angle small signal stability is being hampered and subject to this when the modified PSO tuned two stage lead lag STATCOM control action is applied, it damps the oscillations heavily and the results have been compared with only PSO and fractional PSO control algorithms.
Circularly polarized cup shaped patch antenna for Ku band application
Authors: Behera Hirak Keshari , Mishra Laxmi Prasad
Published: April 2023

A simple and compact antenna with dual band along with dual circular polarization is designed. The proposed antenna resembles a cup like shape which is actually a semicircle attached to the microstrip feed line in the patch part. From the dual notch frequency band, the first notch is from 12.2 – 13.5 GHz, second notch is from 14.8 – 16.4 GHz.Both the first and second notch bandwidth falls under the Ku band which ranges from 12 – 18 GHz. The proposed antenna also satisfies the circular polarization whose axial ratio bandwidth comes under the range of impedance bandwidth with a frequency range of 12.3 – 13.2 GHz and 15.3 – 16.3 GHz which satisfies the frequency range of Ku band (12-18 GHz). The simulation process is carried out by using the software Ansoft commercial high frequency structure simulator (HFSS ver. 21).
Regression based neural network model for prediction of road traffic congestion : A case study of Bhubaneswar
Authors: Mahapatra Sarita , Rath Krishna Chandra , Pattnaik Srikanta
Published: April 2023

The prediction of road traffic congestion is the most important and essential aspect to reduce the suffering of population of urban cities which is primarily carried by roads. The lack of a traffic congestion data unavailability and evaluation standard makes the effect of traffic congestion prediction more difficult and worsen. Traffic congestion occurs due to increase in number of vehicles on roads which reduces speed of vehicles, increases delay time, and increasing vehicular queuing in traffic. Due to traffic congestion, not only delaying time increases but also its threat to slower down the economic growth rate of our country and also have high impact on our personal growth, living condition with high level of pollution and undesirable feature of overloaded streets. Traffic congestion predicting modeling plays very important role so we need a innovative approach to predicting the congestion on roads. In this paper, we aim to provide a model which studies the real time environment characteristics of the road, and analyzed the data, congestion location identification, directional movement of all those locations surveyed and forecasting traffic location where traffic congestion may occur in near future.
Sampling strategies for handling data imbalance problem: An Extensive Review
Authors: Veedhi Bhaskar Kumar , Mishra Debahuti , Das Kaberi
Published: April 2023

The imbalanced data classification is a major issue in data mining. Many researchers have proposed various solutions which addressed imbalanced data problem which is broadly categorized into data level and algorithm level. Class distributions are adjusted in data level method. Creating an algorithm or modifying the existing algorithm is an appropriate approach used in algorithm level method. Imbalanced data classification problem can be resolved by means of Sampling, Random over sampling, Random under sampling, Resampling and by SMOTE (Synthetic Minority Oversampling Techniques). Resampling includes k-means clustering, density-based clustering, neural networks and ensemble. However, no algorithm or a method has an ability to remove bias in data classification, thereby integration of kernel methods with sampling methods or integration of sampling and boosting methods or integration Kernel based with Support Vector Machines (SVM) need to be performed a great extent to get the desired accuracy and performance. The main objective of this paper is to focus on various sampling strategies that are based on sampling and resampling methods and improving the concept of learning within class imbalanced data. It also explains the objectives of the models used by several researchers and emphasized the performance along with the outcomes.
Şair Eşref Şemizade’nin “Saylama Eserler”Adlı Eserinin İçerik Ve Üslup Özellikleri
Authors: KARADUMAN Yunus Emre , ERTANE BAYDAR Arzu Sema
Published: April 2023

Kırım Tatar şairi Eşref Şemizade, Kırım Tatar edebiyatının önde gelen isimlerindendir. Kırım halkının değişmeyen kaderi olan göçler ve soykırım konularından başlayarak birçok konuda şiir yazmış olan şair halkının hislerine tercüman olmuştur. Bu çalışma Eşref Şemizade’nin “Saylama Eserler” adlı kitabındaki şiirlerinden hareketle okuyucuya vermek istediği iletilerin tespit edilmesi amacıyla hazırlanmıştır. Ayrıca Kırım Tatar edebiyatına şairin penceresinden bakarak dönemin edebiyatı hakkında bilgi sahibi olunması da amaçlanmıştır. Şair kaleme aldığı şiirler ile dönemin yaşanan önemli olaylarını edebi bir dille insanlara anlatmıştır. Eşref Şemizade’nin “Saylama Eserler”inde yer alan şiirler konularına göre tasnif edilmiştir. Eşref Şemizade şiir dilini etkin bir şekilde kullanan şairler arasında yer almaktadır. Eserinde aşk, vatan, memleket özlemi, edebiyat ve şiir gibi kavramları etkili bir şekilde işlediği görülmektedir. Eşref Şemizade’nin dönemin önemli şairlerinden ve düşünce adamlarından biri olarak ortaya koymuş olduğu eserler Kırım halkına her zaman güç vermiş ve yol göstermiştir. Şairin ele almış olduğu konular ve bu konuların okuyucu açısından önemi çalışmanın sonuç kısmında dikkate sunulmuştur.
Smart Wearable Safety Jacket
Authors: Swati A. Sakhare  , Anurag A. Kale  , Deva G. More  , Prajwal A. Kumkar  , Jay M. Mirase  , Udaykumar S. Sahu
Published: April 2023

Technology is now pervasive; it surrounds us and ingrains itself into our daily lives. By balancing usefulness and the joy that fashion brings, the Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm and its supporting smart wearables and IoT-based clothing have the potential to make a significant impact. In order to develop technologies that can predict wants and desires, smart garments seek a balance between fashion, engineering, interaction, user experience, cybersecurity, design, and science. These days, seamless and widespread integration of sensors into textiles as well as the creation of conductive yarn are made possible by the fast-moving convergence of textiles and electronics. Potential for processing biometric data such as heart rate, temperature, breathing, stress, movement, acceleration, or even fingerprints using smart fabrics that can interact with smartphones. hormone levels, suggests the dawn of a new shopping era. This article discusses the primary need for creating smart, Internet of Things-enabled clothing and illustrates the potential long-term effects of smart clothing on business models. The basic types and components of smart IoT wearables and clothes are described, their key needs are examined, and some of the most current smart clothing applications are evaluated. Additionally, a worldwide IoT architecture is offered. This article examines the history and current state of smart clothing in order to offer recommendations for the designers of a network that will connect clothing to other IoT devices in the future: Smart Clothing on the Internet.
IoT Based Agriculture Monitoring System using Arduino Uno and Node MCU
Authors: Prof. Vijay Bhosale  , Pratik Gaikwad  , Rutuja Ghanekar  , Chaitali Kadam  , Jidnyasa Gowari
Published: April 2023

Indian agriculture is diverse ranging from impoverished farm villages to developed farms utilizing modern agricultural technologies. Promoting application of modern information technology in agriculture will solve a series of problems facing by farmers. This system provides an intelligent monitoring platform framework and system structure to facilitate agriculture’s ecosystem based on IOT. This will be a Catalyst for the Transition from Traditional Farming to Modern Farming. This also provides opportunity for creating new technology and service development in IOT (Internet of things) farming application. In INDIA, the population has tripled, but food grain production had more than quadrupled, thus as there has been a substantial increase in available food grain per capita. Modern agriculture practices have a great promise for the economic development of a nation. So we have brought-in this innovative project for the welfare of Farmers and also for the Best Quality of Crops. There are no such restrictions of Day and Night in our project. Using this Project, Farming can be done at any time.
Decentralized Payment System by using Blockchain
Authors: Ritesh Mohite  , Mousin Mulani  , Siddhant Basve  , Subhanshu Bansal  , Dr. Poonam Raskar
Published: April 2023

Existing interbank payment systems are unable to offer cost-effective cross-border transactions because the correspondent banking process involves a large number of intermediaries operating in various time zones. They also experience lengthy transaction delays and a lack of transparency. These problems can be resolved by creating an auditable coin on a permissioned blockchain, which allows a set of administrators to control the network. Using an auditable cryptocurrency that supports unspent transaction output-based transactions in a consortium blockchain network, we suggest a low-cost, seamless cross-border payment system in this research. Participating nations perform the power-efficient proof of authority consensus method on the blockchain with equal privileges. Dynamic decentralized identifiers (DIDs), as opposed to traditional cryptocurrencies, are utilized as transacting addresses to enable self-manageable authentication.
Cryptocurrency Price Prediction using Machine Learning
Authors: Mrs. Priyadharshini M  , Barathraj T  , Gowtham GV  , Hariprasath T
Published: April 2023

Crypto currency has recently received a lot of attention from the media and the public due to its recent price surge and crash. Correspondingly, many researchers have investigated various factors that affect the Crypto currency price and the patterns behind its fluctuations, in particular, using various machine learning methods. In this paper, we study and compare various state-of-the-art deep learning methods such as a Machine Learning (ML), a long short-term memory (LSTM) model, a convolutional neural network, a deep residual network, and their combinations for Crypto currency price prediction. Crypto currency is one of the most popular and valuable crypto currency in the current financial market, attracting traders for investment and thereby opening new research opportunities for researchers. Countless research works have been performed on Crypto currency price prediction with different machine learning prediction algorithms. For the research: relevant features are taken from the dataset having strong correlation with Crypto currency prices and random data chunks are then selected to train and test the model. The random data which has been selected for model training, may cause unfitting outcomes thus reducing the price prediction accuracy. Here, a proper method to train a prediction model is being scrutinised. The proposed methodology is then applied to train a simple Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) model to predict the crypto currency price for the upcoming 5 days. When the LSTM model is trained with a suitable data chunk, thus identified, sustainable results are found for the prediction. In the end of this paper, the work culminates with future improvements. In addition, a simple profitability analysis showed that classification models were more effective than regression models for algorithmic trading. Overall, the performances of the proposed deep learning-based prediction models were comparable. Connecting Django server to create front end using HTML, CSS, Java Script
Productive Ways of Forming Euphemisms in English
Authors: Samandarova Munisa G'ayratqizi  , Shomuratova Yulduzxon Bobonazarqizi  , Jumaboyeva Roza Farhodqizi
Published: April 2023

This paper is devoted to the study of euphemisms and the productive way of forming euphemistic vocabulary in the dictionaries. In addition, thematic groups of euphemisms are clarified with examples
Assessment of Groundwater Quality around Nagole in Hyderabad
Authors: Nangunoori Dinisha  , Priyanka  , K. V. Pavan  , Dr. R. Premsudha  , Mr. M. D. Burhan Ahmed  , G. Tirupathi
Published: April 2023

Water is one of the most essential elements for survival of living organism. Water consumption of a person is 135l/c/day. In current scenario, due to increase in population leads to occupy the rivers space. Now a days due to deteriorating natural water bodies, human depends upon sub surface water and ground water to meet their daily needs. In future these subsurface water source also become deteriorate due to over exploitation. In future it leads to subsurface and surface water scarcity so, many researchers finding alternate sources, sustainable water management techniques for proper monitoring the present sources to reduce water demand. There are 400 small and biglakes available in Hyderabad City. Out of which 169 lakes were notified by Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) for protection and conservation of water spread area. We have selected Nagole in Hyderabad City of Telangana state for conducting a study on assessing groundwater quality. Thirteen parameters were chosen for the analysis such as pH, EC, Total dissolved solids, Turbidity, Alkanlinity, Chlorine, Sodium, Potassium, Total hardness, BOD, COD, Fluorine, Sulphate. Finally, results of the analysis were compared with water quality standards such as BIS 10500 (1991) of water sample. From this study, it was observed that EC exceeded the Permissible limit which impacts of more ion presence in the samples, alkalinity also higher than the permissible limit. The high content of alkalinity in water results in formation of chemical scale or precipitate which would clog piping or form a scale on filter, sodium exceeds the permissible limit. These parameters were higher in few sampling station while other parameters were within the permissible limits
Study on Juvenile Delinquency among Adolescents in Secondary Schools
Authors: Bindi Patel  , Mr. Parashram  , Ishwar Das Vairagi
Published: April 2023

Today, more than ever, the problem of juvenile delinquency pricks at the conscience of many societies, and India is not an exception. In this study, the researcher discusses the experiences and views of teachers of secondary schools regarding juvenile delinquency and the apparent moral decline among their learners. The problem was investigated from the perspective of socio-education, a field of research which, amongst others, studies the role of social factors that feature in the development of children and youth during their growth to adulthood. In Indian schools, the problem of juvenile delinquency is a issue. In his article on discipline in the Free State township schools, Masitsa (2008: 234- 236), cites a number of newspaper reports of juvenile delinquency among school children. This problem is not unique to South Africa, but affects many industrialised countries today (Rossouw, 2003: 416). De Wet’s study (2004: 206) on school vandalism, which is an example of antisocial behaviour, reveals that the problem also affects Britain, USA, Canada, France, the Netherlands and Australia, amongst others.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: The research design for this study was a combination of quantitative and mainly qualitative, descriptive and interpretive enquiry, thus a mixed method research (MMR) approach. The study conducted on 91 samples. Data was collected using questionnaire and focus group interview.
RESULTS: The delinquency rates in selected schools are very high. In addition, it was found that male learners, more than female learners, exhibit the most antisocial behaviour. In general, both genders, at varying rates disrespect authority, have the habit of lying, engage in theft, vandalism, truancy, substance and alcohol abuse, inappropriate sexual behaviour resulting in teenage pregnancy, and gangsterism, amongst others. The variable of location indicates that schools in formerly disadvantaged areas such as townships, squatter and rural areas experience the most antisocial behaviours by learners, as compared to their counterparts in formerly advantaged areas. Most teachers’ personal encounters of the problem in city schools seemed to be minimal. Some teachers of schools that are situated in middle class areas in townships shared similar sentiments to those of their city counterparts. Although the rate of learner misconduct is alarming, it can be contained as evidenced by behavioural changes witnessed in those learners who are remorseful. This suggests that intervention strategies do play a positive role in curbing unacceptable behaviour.
Conclusion: The findings of this study suggested that the majority of teachers in secondary schools are aware of the huge challenge posed by delinquent learners with regard to teaching and learning. The major perceptions the study gathered were that the dawn of a democratic dispensation in 1994 worsened adolescent delinquency and rendered many previously disadvantaged schools dysfunctional
Overview of Cyber Security
Authors: Ujjwal Rao
Published: April 2023

With the rise of technology and the increasing reliance on the internet, cyber threats have become a significant concern for individuals, businesses, and governments alike. Cybersecurity is the practice of protecting computer systems, networks, and sensitive information from unauthorized access, theft, and damage. This research paper aims to explore the concept of cybersecurity, including its definition, importance, types of cyber threats, and techniques to prevent them. The paper also analyzes the impact of cyber threats on different sectors, such as government, finance, healthcare, and education. Additionally, the research examines the role of various stakeholders in ensuring cybersecurity, including individuals, organizations, and governments.
A Study on “Work Life Balance” of Working People
Authors: Sharda Kumari  , Dr. Harish Purohit
Published: April 2023

It is challenging for both employee and employers to balance their work and family life .This conceptual paper on Work Life Balance give a frame on meaning and importance of Work Life Balance. The push and pull between family and responsibilities. In these the poor Work Life Balance will give suggestion to overcome those obstacles. In this paper, we highlighting about the Work Life Balance and to understand the reader in depth knowledge on balancing their own work and personal life
Flood Detection using Arduino
Authors: Prof. Anand Ingle  , Afzal Siddiqui  , Pratik Thomabre  , Ahmedraza Shaikh  , Adnan Shaikh
Published: April 2023

During rainfall, unmanaged drainage system in various geographical regions lead to floods and many lives are lost. If we have some system which can give an individual an early alert regarding flood then we can save lives of people, a system which uses latest technology to detect the increase in water level and alert people beforehand so many people can be evacuated. So here we are going to represent you a prototype which can be used tp detect water level using ultra sonic sensors, and it will give an alert using arduino on the app that we have developed for the end user
E-Assistant for Paralyzed Patients using Internet of Things
Authors: Dr. Manjula V.  , Fathimathul Muhsina  , Gouthami S Kunder  , Mahin Arif  , Saramma Lafifa
Published: April 2023

There are lots of hospitals and clinics that serve paralytic patients who have their entire or part of their body disabled by the Paralysis attack. In most of the cases, these people are not able to convey their needs as they are neither able to talk properly nor do they convey through sign language due to loss in the motor control by their brain. Many innovations are developed to improve the quality of life. So, the aim of our system is to develop a system or a device which is easy to use and should also be affordable to all kind of people. It should also consist of a person’s basic health care monitoring system. This paper presents the development of an E-Assistant device for paralytic patients, aimed at improving their quality of life by providing an affordable and easy-to-use system that can monitor basic health care and assist in communicating their needs. The device uses simple motions, such as finger movements or angle-based controls, to enable patients to display messages. This device can be designed in such a way to be mounted on the back of their hands and their fingers, or other voluntary organ. The device has the potential to significantly improve the lives of paralytic patients by addressing their communication and healthcare needs. In this way the E-assistant for Paralyzed Patients automates the care taking ability of the patient which makes sure a healthy and periodic attention to the patient and thus results in a good health of the patient.
COVID-19 Detection using Deep Learning
Authors: Shani Deo Pandey  , Gautam Sharma  , Gautam Sharma  , Aditya Chauhan  , Ms. Shailja Varshney
Published: April 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on public healthcare worldwide, and medical imaging techniques like computed tomography (CT) have emerged as a potential alternative to RT-PCR as a screening method. However, the limited availability of COVID-19 imaging data has made it challenging to develop effective automated picture segmentation methods for quantitative assessment and disease monitoring. To address this issue, deep learning techniques have been employed for picture segmentation and classification on CT scans of the lungs. The proposed method utilizes an infection segmentation model that uses the U-NET model to identify infected areas and classify patients as COVID-19 positive or negative. The segmentation of infections and lungs in the suggested method is achieved by preprocessing the images to enhance contrast and remove irrelevant background elements. The dice similarity coefficient is used to evaluate the performance of two different U-NET models. The results demonstrate that the proposed method outperforms existing alternatives, advances the state of the art in COVID-19 segmentation, and improves medical image analysis with limited data availability. Therefore, deep learning techniques offer a promising approach for automated picture segmentation in medical imaging, particularly in the context of COVID-19
Women Mentorship Application using PHP/MySQL
Authors: Prof. Anand Ingle  , Tejal Phadke  , Ruchi Pakhale  , Ainiya Shaikh  , Anuja Sonawane
Published: April 2023

Almost 1 million engineers graduate each year in India, out of which only 15-20% are women which clearly depicts that women are highly underrepresented in STEM. It's 2022 and who says women can't do the same thing men can. Women can also pursue their passions, society is so close-minded that we don't see the potential that they have in their fields. I am a woman and I know what I am capable of and so should you! Gender inequality is everyone’s issue and not just a women's issue. India is a tough place for women even before they are born. Women are not even accepted as human beings, they are treated with injustice and inequality, and they are denied and neglected even in developed countries. Right from childhood women face lots of struggles right from the time they are born, in rural areas people do not even consider educating or sending their daughters to higher studies, WHYYYYY??? Keeping this problem in mind, we have developed an application called Potenshe which is a web application designed to help women unleash their inner power to advance their skillset, rights, and opportunities for women around the globe. Our aim is to bridge the gender inequality gap and intersecting issues, connect with leaders around the world, and access opportunities in the area nearest to their location!
DETERIORO DE BIENES CULTURALES MUEBLES E INMUEBLES FRENTE AL MAR
Authors: Boj Bri Sergio
Published: April 2023

El patrimonio cultural ubicado en el litoral o cerca de la costa está continuamente expuesto a numerosos agentes de deterioro relacionados con las condiciones medioambientales del territorio y por la acción del agua del mar. Estas amenazas, tales como la alta humedad relativa, tanto en exteriores como en interiores, la incidencia del agua salina, los depósitos de sales o los golpes de mar, entre otros, deben ser estudiados detenidamente e incorporados a los planes de conservación preventiva y gestión de riesgos y emergencias. Por ello, el presente artículo ofrece una visión general sobre los riesgos y sus consecuencias en el patrimonio cultural expuesto frente al mar.
BIENESTAR, TURISMO Y SOCIEDAD: HACIA UNA NUEVA FORMA DE ENTENDER EL PATRIMONIO CULTURAL
Authors: Ramírez Guerrero Gema , Arcila Garrido Manuel , Chica Ruiz Juan Adolfo , García Onetti Javier
Published: April 2023

Organizaciones como el Centro Internacional de Estudios de Conservación y Restauración de Bienes Culturales (ICCROM) reconocen la importancia de la conservación del patrimonio cultural, no sólo desde la perspectiva de los bienes materiales, sino también desde la perspectiva de la salvaguardia y la sensibilización del patrimonio como medio para mejorar la vida de las personas. Este enfoque implica una nueva visión proactiva y estratégica. Una nueva forma de entender el patrimonio como vector de bienestar social. En este contexto, se ha diseñado un modelo de análisis socioeconómico cuyo objetivo principal es, por un lado, hacer evidente la conexión entre el patrimonio y el bienestar humano y, por otro, evaluar qué implicaciones podrían tener para la sociedad determinadas acciones relacionadas con su promoción turística y divulgativa. Este modelo, aplicado al patrimonio cultural basado en el hormigón del siglo XX, adapta la tipología utilizada para los servicios ecosistémicos del patrimonio natural a las singularidades y características de los elementos patrimoniales construidos que, según sus estructuras y los procesos que en ellos tienen lugar, desarrollan funciones que benefician a la sociedad.
A PINTAR COMO LOS ROMANOS. Un taller didáctico para la villa romana de Portmán (Cartagena-La Unión)
Authors: Castillo Alcántara Gonzalo , González Vergara Óscar , Fernández Díaz Alicia
Published: April 2023

En los últimos años los especialistas en patrimonio cultural han centrado sus esfuerzos en acercar a la población general el conocimiento sobre nuestro pasado mediante distintas exposiciones y talleres que permitan conocer prácticas y aspectos comunes del día a día de las civilizaciones que nos han precedido y, de este modo, comprender mejor los restos arqueológicos recuperados y puestos en valor para su disfrute. Dentro de esta labor, el desarrollo de talleres didáctios destinados a enseñar a pequeños y adultos cuestiones concretas sobre el funcionamiento de aspectos como la construcción, el artesanado o la alimentación constituyen un recurso más, ya que permite no solo un aprendizaje dinámico sino también la creación de experiencias en grupo o en familia que refuerzan estas dinámicas. Entre las distintas opciones que se han implementado, el desarrollo de talleres de pintura cuenta con un gran interés al abordar aspectos técnicos y decorativos del mundo romano que permiten tanto el aprendizaje como el trabajo manual. En este trabajo exponemos una propuesta de taller didáctico para el Museo Arqueológico de Portmán y el yacimiento de la villa romana de Portmán (Cartagena-La Unión), con el doble objetivo de difundir entre el público general el funcionamiento del artesanado de la pintura y el proceso de decoración de un espacio y servir a la dinamización de la puesta en valor del yacimiento. De este modo se persigue crear conciencia social sobre el patrimonio arqueológico de Portmán y su entorno.
El patrimonio cultural que somos: actividades y experiencias didácticas para crear vínculo con la comunidad educativa
Authors: Sánchez-Clemente Ramos Andrés
Published: April 2023

En este artículo se recopila y analiza la labor realizada durante una década de actividades y experiencias didácticas. Estas actividades y experiencias favorecen el entendimiento del rico patrimonio cultural que nos rodea. A través de este entendimiento se propicia un sentimiento de pertenencia reforzando así la identidad individual y colectiva de la comunidad escolar participante. Durante estos diez años 5.411 escolares han participado en Toledo para niños/as, nuestro patrimonio. La procedencia del alumnado participante ha sido nacional (España) e internacional, aunque en menor medida. La irrupción de la pandemia sanitaria provocada por la COVID-19 obligó a adaptar la experiencia, incluso posponerla. No obstante, en este año, 2022, la actividad habitual se ha retomado por completo. A tenor de lo expuesto en este artículo, las actividades y experiencias didácticas se consolidan como una forma de difusión del patrimonio especializada que fomenta el aprendizaje activo y la creación de vínculo entre patrimonio cultural y sociedad. Además, las actividades y experiencias didácticas favorecen una participación de la ciudadanía en procesos relativos al patrimonio, creando así un compromiso compartido por la protección y conservación del patrimonio cultural.
CASA COLONIAL CHILENA – CONSTRUCCIONES DE TIERRA CRUDA
Authors: Jofré Troncoso Maria Graciela
Published: April 2023

Este artículo presenta parte de la investigación doctoral realizada sobre construcciones de tierra cruda, albañilería de adobe, ubicadas en la zona centro sur de Chile. Sobre el modelo denominado Casa Colonial Chilena, o Casa Patronal, construido entre los siglos XVI a XIX, su origen se atribuye a la importación del modelo tipológico desde España, por parte de los conquistadores españoles durante el siglo XVI. La metodología usada para este artículo incluye realizar una revisión bibliográfica, identificar la evolución histórica del modelo en estudio e investigar sobre casos de este tipo de construcciones que se conservan hasta la actualidad y que han resistido grandes eventos sísmicos.
LA LEY DE REHABILITACIÓN, REGENERACIÓN Y RENOVACIÓN URBANA DE GALICIA, NUEVO CALDO DE CULTIVO PARA EL EXPOLIO ADMINISTRATIVO DEL PATRIMONIO EDIFICADO
Authors: Padrón Conde José Antonio
Published: April 2023

Se plantea un breve análisis sobre los efectos de la Ley 1/2019 de 22 de abril, de rehabilitación y regeneración y renovación urbanas de Galicia que, en base a la aplicación directa de parte de su articulado, ampara el expolio del patrimonio edificado tanto en los ámbitos de especial protección urbanos como en los de carácter rural, pudiendo ser base de cultivo para otros textos legislativos que se encuentran, a nivel autonómico y nacional, en fase de desarrollo. El estudio pretende advertir del expolio administrativo del actual patrimonio arquitectónico, y ello en aras de obtener, entre otras, una mayor simplificación administrativa, la dinamización de la actividad comercial, el cumplimiento de otras normativas técnicas, etc…en definitiva, la rehabilitación, renovación y regeneración de los conjuntos históricos sin consideración alguna, o escasa, al valor patrimonial, pudiendo llegar incluso, si no a la destrucción o pérdida del mismo, sí a una grave afectación. La presente comunicación finaliza con la reflexión propia y necesaria para manifestar que dichos objetivos no son contradictorios con el mantenimiento y conservación del patrimonio edificado existente resultando plenamente factible con los mismos
PATRIMONIO MEDIEVAL EN LA PROVINCIA DE CÁDIZ: TERRITORIALIZACIÓN Y POTENCIALIDAD TURÍSTICA
Authors: Calderón Puerta Diego Manuel , Ramírez Guerrero Gema , Arcila Garrido Manuel
Published: April 2023

Los conjuntos históricos medievales representan un ejemplo del legado humano donde territorio y cultura se combinan con un fuerte potencial para el turismo. Es por ello que en los últimos años han surgido propuestas y estudios con fines comunes: la puesta en valor y dinamización turística del patrimonio bajomedieval. En este sentido, los estudios desarrollados van desde la creación de propuestas de itinerarios turísticos tematizados hasta el diseño de métodos específicos para el análisis de su potencial como “producto” para el turismo. En términos de patrimonialización, se propone un método que, si bien se aleja del análisis más técnico en cuanto a las características intrínsecas de los bienes culturales, se centra, principalmente, en aquellos elementos que inflluyen en los procesos de territorialización del patrimonio con base en la relación entre territorio, cultura y patrimonio. Para ello, se propone un modelo de caracterización territorial del patrimonio, considerando aquellos elementos externos a los bienes que influyen directamente sobre su uso y aprovechamiento. La aplicación, realizada sobre el patrimonio bajomedieval en los municipios de la provincia de Cádiz, vislumbra las posibilidades del método empleado y el desarrollo del patrimonio bajomedieval como elementos que, o bien presentan pocas iniciativas turísticas, o bien una promoción individualizada y alejada del contexto histórico en el que surgieron.
STATUS JURÍDICO DE LA TAUROMAQUIA: DE LA PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL AL PATRIMONIO CULTURAL INMATERIAL
Authors: ORTEGA DOMÉNECH JORGE
Published: April 2023

La vigente Ley de Patrimonio Histórico Español de 1985 resulta insuficiente para proteger nuestro Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial, provocando la promulgación de la Ley 10/2015, del Patrimonio Cultural Inmaterial, resaltando como tal los usos, representaciones, expresiones, conocimientos y técnicas que comunidades, grupos y en algunos casos individuos, reconozcan como parte integrante de su patrimonio cultural. La tauromaquia se presenta como uno de los fenómenos culturales más arraigados en la tradición española. Sin embargo, su consideración como patrimonio cultural inmaterial no deja de ser una cuestión ampliamente debatida en nuestro país, sobre todo recientemente, a pesar de la aprobación de la Ley 18/2013, de 12 de noviembre, para la regulación de la Tauromaquia como patrimonio cultural y la normativa autonómica que reconoce su protección por esta vía con la actuación de los poderes públicos.El presente trabajo se ha realizado teniendo en cuenta los requisitos exigidos por la Convención de la Unesco de 2003 sobre salvaguardia del patrimonio cultural inmaterial, que debe cumplir necesariamente la tauromaquia para su reconocimiento expreso como patrimonio cultural inmaterial, así como la normativa, jurisprudencia y doctrina española y alusiones al derecho comparado sobre la materia.
LAS GUERRAS COMO EXPORTADORAS DE ARQUITECTURA MODERNA. LA CASA ACERBI, UN EJEMPLO DE MODERNIDAD EN TOSSA DE MAR
Authors: Manzano Saló Marc
Published: April 2023

En este artículo se propone establecer un dialogo entre la historia humana que provocó que fantásticos ejemplos de la arquitectura de la Bauhaus aparecieran en nuestro territorio: la huida de las guerras, y los innumerables artistas intelectuales i arquitectos que emigraron de sus países de centro Europa para continuar creando, y lo que hay detrás de una arquitectura particular creada a partir de la memoria de dos familias que se encuentran en Tossa de Mar en los años de entre guerras