bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Seismic vulnerability assessment of metallic, concrete and/or mixed buildings in the San Bartolomé de Pinllo parish, Ambato, Ecuador: Proposal for structural reinforcement of the San Bartolomé building
Authors: Nuñez Galo , Mayacela Rojas Celia Margarita , Romero Jorge
Published: October 2023

Introducción

Ecuador se encuentra en constante actividad sísmica, las edificaciones se ven en la necesidad de ser evaluadas para poder determinar un índice de vulnerabilidad ante este problema ya sean edificaciones metálicas, hormigón y/o mixtas por el cual existe diferentes normas como lo es la norma de la Agencia Federal para el Manejo de Emergencia, los índices de Edificios para la Gestión del Riesgo Sísmico de la Fundación Venezolana de Investigaciones Sismológicas y la Guía práctica para evaluación sísmica y rehabilitación de estructuras de conformidad con la Norma Ecuatoriana de la Construcción. Una vez realizado el análisis se puede proponer sistemas de reforzamientos de las estructuras mediante la norma AISC 360-10 y posteriormente realizar el presupuesto.

Objetivos

El objetivo es evaluar la vulnerabilidad sísmicas de edificaciones metálicas, hormigón y/o mixtas en la parroquia San Bartolome de Pinllo, Ambato, Ecuador

Método

Se utilizó formularios proporcionados por las normas NEC 2015, FEMA P-154 y FUNVISIS para tabular y procesar la información, ademas de georeferenciarlos para relacionar su posicion espacial y finalmente se realizó la propuesta de diseño de reforzamiento mediante los códigos ASCE-SEI-41-17, AISC 316-16 y AWS D1.1

Principales resultados

De un total de 20 edificaciones estudiadas 8 se las diagnostico como de alta vulnerabilidad sismica, 3 de media vulnerabilidad y 9 de baja vulnerabilidad

Conclusiones

La parroquia Atocha Ficoa presenta una vulnerabilidad media alta de acuerdo con la documentación que antecede a este documento, por lo que es necesario implementar estudios relacionados con los distintos métodos de reforzamiento estructural.
Digital Transition, a process that evolves with the 3 Rs of Recycling
Authors: Mancheno Saá Marcelo Javier , Jacqueline del Pilar Hurtado Yugcha , Gamboa Salinas Jenny Margoth
Published: October 2023

Introducción

La presente investigación pretende abordar la practica de reciclaje como parte de la transición digital presentada en pandemia y post pandemia.

Objetivos

Describir las prácticas de la oferta post pandémica relacionadas al Reciclaje

Método

La Investigación tiene un enfoque cuantitativo, descriptivo, bidireccional, haciendo referencia a una deducción de 384 personas con un muestreo estándar al 95% de confianza y al 5% de error.

Principales resultados

El 92% de los desechos son tratados de buena forma entre la comunidad y la municipalidad, sin embargo el 8% restante son lanzados a ríos, quebradas y ecosistemas que deterioran el entorno de estudio. El 93%de la población en general no está acostumbrada a clasificar basura . Solo un 46% de Población cree que los bienes reciclados son de buena calidad. El 72% de la población esta predispuesto a capacitarse.

Conclusiones

El 57% cree que se podria instaurar otros centros especializados de Acopio, sin embargo en un la gente debe capacitarse.
Sensory marketing and positioning análisis of the company D’CHRISTIAN-MARYURI CIA. LTDA. in the city of Ambato.
Authors: Soria Mejia Joceline Alejandra , Mancheno Saá Marcelo Javier
Published: October 2023

Introducción

El presente trabajo de investigación tiene como enfoque determinar la incidencia del marketing sensorial en el posicionamiento de la empresa D’CHRISTIAN-MARYURI CIA. LTDA. La metodología aplicada es correlacional porque se pretende determinar la relación que existe entre las dos variables de estudio. La muestra de estudio es 383 habitantes que corresponde a la Población Económicamente Activa, para la verificación de hipótesis se aplicó el coeficiente de correlación de Spearman obteniendo como resultado una correlación positiva considerable. Los resultados del estudio determinó que el Marketing Sensorial si incide en el posicionamiento de la empresa.

Objetivos

Diseñar estrategias de marketing sensorial para el posicionamiento de la empresa D’Christian-Maryuri Cía.. Ltda. en la Ciudad de Ambato.

Método

El presente trabajo de investigación tiene un enfoque cuantitativo, con un tipo de investigación descriptiva, correlacional, propositiva y transversal con la finalidad de conocer la relación existente entre las dos variables de estudio, para la comprobación de las hipótesis se aplicó la correlación de Spearman obteniendo un relación positiva considerable lo que permitió determinar que el marketing sensorial tiene incidencia en el posicionamiento de la empresa.

Principales resultados

Los resultados obtenidos en el trabajo de investigación permiten determinar que el marketing sensorial tiene incidencia en el posicionamiento de una empresa, este tipo de marketing permitir estimular las emociones y sentimientos de los potenciales clientes que mediante un proceso neuronal produce el deseo de adquirir cierto producto o servicio. Mediante la utilización de aromas y colores se puede estimular los sentidos de los posibles clientes, mediante la utilización del marketing sensorial se puede conocer los más íntimos deseos y provocar que el cliente viva una experiencia única e inolvidable.

Conclusiones

Se definió las estrategias de marketing sensorial de acuerdo a las fortalezas, debilidades, oportunidades y amenazas de la empresa con el objetivo de posicionar la empresa en mercados nacionales. Se concluye que el desarrollo de las estrategias adecuadas es una herramienta muy importante porque permite atacar los puntos débiles de los clientes como son las emociones, sentimientos y aprovecharlas mediante los sentidos para que el cliente adquiera los productos y cree un vínculo emocional con la empresa.
Design and Construction of a Packaging Machine for Tomato Sauce and Different Dressings in 4 kg Presentation
Authors: López Velástegui Jorge , Molina Molina Alexander , Vaca Ortega Henry , Paredes Salinas Juan
Published: October 2023

Introducción

La investigación tiene como objetivo mejorar el proceso de envasado para salsas y aderezos en presentación de 4 kg, se realizó el diseño y construcción de una envasadora para dichos alimentos. El proyecto buscó seleccionar los materiales que cumpliendo las necesidades mecánicas, observan de manera óptima su trabajo, puedan ser comprados en el mercado local, con un costo competitivo frente a equipos importados. La construcción del equipo, permitió reducir los tiempos de trabajo, logrando que la empresa sea más competitiva y mejorando las buenas prácticas de manufactura.

Objetivos

Diseñar y construir una envasadora para salsa de tomate y diferentes aderezos en presentación de 4 kg, mediante la aplicación de softwares de diseño.

Método

El método utilizado en este proyecto consistió en identificar la necesidad, búsqueda de diseños previos, seleccionar los materiales adecuados, diseñar y construir la envasadora y finalmente, llevar a cabo pruebas de funcionamiento para garantizar su correcto desempeño en el proceso de envasado de salsas y aderezos en presentación de 4 kg.

Principales resultados

La construcción de la envasadora permitió mejorar significativamente el proceso de envasado para salsas y aderezos en presentación de 4 kg, reduciendo los tiempos de trabajo y mejorando la eficiencia en la producción, perfeccionando además, las buenas prácticas de manufactura.

Conclusiones

El proyecto fue exitoso al lograr el objetivo de mejorar el proceso de envasado y al construir una envasadora que cumple con las necesidades mecánicas y económicas de la empresa. La utilización de materiales óptimos permitió la reducción de costos, lo que hace que la empresa sea más competitiva frente a equipos importados y mejore las buenas prácticas de manufactura.
George Sand And Body Writing As An Opposition To The Patriarchal Spirit
Authors: Chemlali Ikram
Published: October 2023

In George Sand, the female body takes the form of a discursive place where unique ideas emerge. These are placed at the service of an aesthetic novelty consisting in painting a body that wants to be the reflection of this feminine revolt in the 19th century. The novelist actually puts the female body on stage and dares to examine it as a company fighting tirelessly for a change in misogynistic thinking. The latter considers the female body as a pure tool for the satisfaction of male carnal desire. It therefore seems essential to us to ask ourselves how the organism of the woman is transformed into a mediating figure, through which the author exposes her own conception of the female body and its relationship to the sexual desire of the man. A body that dares to rise up against the patriarchal spirit, in order to impose the existence of the woman as a subject in her own right.
Trying to understand Ofqual's inter-subject comparability Rasch model tests for easy/hard subjects at GCSE and A-Level
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

Last night I spent almost three hours reading the full Ofqual statistical paper on subject comparability at school level in the UK. I am not a statistician (obviously) but I’ve set out below my working through of what they have presented and the underlying assumptions that they have made in case it’s of interest to anyone.
HE Green Paper: response to question 26
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

This post is part of an ongoing series where I intend to develop my full  personal  (  not  institutional) response to the HE Green Paper. Comments are welcome to refine this. The Green Paper asks in Question 26: I am responding here in a personal capacity and so cannot write on behalf of an institution; I will instead address the benefits to the wider sector and the general public.
Ph.D. criterion: to 'merit publication'
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

Yesterday, I attended my university’s official training course for Ph.D. examiners. It was an extremely useful day to familiarize myself with the regulations at the University of London and to hear about incoming procedures for independent viva chairs. However, one thing did leap out at me that I’d forgotten but that, in light of much thinking about scholarly communications, struck me as interesting. One of the criteria for the award of a Ph.D.
Why handling Book Processing Charges from a purchasing library is hard
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

I keep trying to write about the economics of open access to academic books via Book Processing Charges (BPCs) in a clear way. So there’s nothing really new in this post but I think I did stumble today upon a way of putting things that I’ve said before in a different and more concise fashion. If the academic “book market” was a fixed size, we could just about do a transition to open access books in the UK at some of the lower prices.
It looks unlikely that UK universities are going to get out of the Freedom of Information Act
Authors: Eve Martin Paul
Published: October 2023

The recent Green Paper proposed that universities should be excluded from the Freedom of Information Act. As of today, it now looks very unlikely that this will happen.
Stop writing “scientists believe”
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

This one is for journalists and other popularizers of science. I see a lot of people writing that “scientists believe” this or that, when talking about hadrons or hadrosaurs or other phenomena grounded in evidence. Pet peeve: believing is what people do in the  absence  of evidence, or  despite  evidence.
The pheasant comes apart
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

A couple of weeks ago, I was given a pheasant, which I reduced to science and food. When we last saw it, it was down to a skinned and partially defleshed head/neck and feet. It’s been through a couple of defleshing rounds since then, and today I was able to take it fully apart: At the moment, the bits are laid out on this plate, drying.
Giant Oklahoma Apatosaurus mount, from above
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

Here’s the “Clash of the Titans” exhibit at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, featuring the reconstructed skeletons of the giant Oklahoma  Apatosaurus  – which I guess should now be called the giant Oklahoma apatosaurine until someone sorts out its phylogenetic position – and the darn-near-  T. rex  -sized  Saurophaganax maximus  , which may be  Allosaurus maximus  depending on who you’re reading.
My new sauropod book with Mark Hallett will be out soon
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

Publisher’s description here, Amazon page here. I’ll have a lot more to say about this in the future, but the short version is that I met Mark Hallett at one of my first SVP meetings in 1997 or 1998. Way back then, he shared with me his vision of doing a big, lavishly illustrated book on sauropods. Fast forward to 2011, when Mark contacted me and asked if I’d be willing to serve as a reviewer for the sauropod book that he was writing.
Fun and games at the BYU museum
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Things remain frantic on the Sauropocalypse tour. Today, we were back at the BYU Museum of Paleontology, working on four or five separate projects.
When evolution just gives up, part 3
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Seriously,  Megatherium americanum  , do you even lift?
Amazing free comparative anatomy resource. Also, sharks (also for free).
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

 Functional Anatomy of the Vertebrates: An Evolutionary Perspective  , by Liem et al. (2001), is by some distance my favorite comparative vertebrate anatomy text. When I was a n00b at Berkeley, Marvalee Wake assigned it to me as preparatory reading for my qualifying exams. This scared me to death back then. Now I love it – sharkitecture!
Collaborative FAIR data sharing.
Authors: Rzepa Henry
Published: October 2023

I want to describe a recent attempt by a group of collaborators to share the research data associated with their just published article.[cite]10.1021/jacs.5b13070[/cite] I am here introducing things in a hierarchical form

(i.e.

not necessarily the serial order in which actions were taken). The data repository selected for the data sharing is described by (m3data) doi: 10.17616/R3K64N[cite]10.17616/R3K64N[/cite] A collaborative
A fox, a badger, a pheasant and a monitor lizard walk into a bar …
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Several drinks later, they all die and somehow become skeletonised, and that’s how they all land up on a table in my office:  Top left  : pieces of monitor lizard  Varanus exanthematicus  . Cervical vertebrae 1-7 on the piece of paper, femora visible above them, bits of feet below them. Awaiting reassembly. The whole skeleton is there.
In praise of Jack McIntosh
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

A short one today, and a sad one. I heard last night on Twitter that Jack McIntosh has died at the age of 92. It would be hard to overstate what an inspiration he’s been to me. As a professional in a non-palaeo field who went on to do crucial work in sauropod palaeontology, he blazed a trail that I have tried in my small way to follow.
Mind you, it’s not all dead badgers in my kitchen
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

There’s also this: As Orson Welles is supposed to have said: My doctor told me to stop having intimate dinners for four. Unless there are three other people.
Play with VertFigure online
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

A while back, I mentioned that I’d written and released VertFigure, a program for drawing schematic comparative diagrams of vertebral columns.
Tutorial 30: how to identify Morrison sauropod cervicals
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

When I was back in Oklahoma in March, I met with Anne Weil to see some of the new  Apatosaurus  material she’s getting out of her Homestead Quarry. It’s nice material, but that’s a post for another day. Anne said something that really resonated with me, which was, “I love it when you guys post about vertebral morphology, because it helps me learn this stuff.” Okay, Anne, message received. This will begin to make things right.
Moral dimensions of Open, part 2: “the public paid for it, so the public should have access”
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

This is the third part of a series on the Moral Dimensions of Open, in preparation for the forthcoming OSI2016 meeting, where I’ll be in the Moral Dimensions group. [Part 0 laid the foundation by asking why this matters; and part 1 discussed the argument that price should be zero when marginal cost is zero.] As usual, I will be concentrating on open access.
No, David Attenborough, you can’t tell how heavy a dinosaur was from the circumference of its femur
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

I was a bit disappointed to hear David Attenborough on BBC Radio 4 this morning, while trailing a forthcoming documentary, telling the interviewing that you can determine the mass of an extinct animal by measuring the circumference of its femur.
Dödös get a mönögraph
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

Here’s an awesome thing that just landed in my mailbox: the new monograph on the Thirioux dodos by Leon Claessens and his collaborators.
Autoionization of hydrogen fluoride.
Authors: Rzepa Henry
Published: October 2023

The autoionization of water involves two molecules transfering a proton to give hydronium hydroxide, a process for which the free energy of reaction is well known. Here I ask what might happen with the next element along in the periodic table, F. I have been unable to find much about the autoionization of HF in the literature;
The unique artistic talents of Darren Naish: sauropods as agile, cursorial bipeds
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Building on the pioneering work of Karbek (2002), Darren Naish (circa 2004) conceived a theory of sauropod locomotion that has not been as widely accepted as he might have hoped. Sadly, other projects captured Naish’s attention, and his interest in writing up his theory waned.
Simple metrics in a complex world: Matt’s pessimistic take on the LWM
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

[Note: Mike asked me to scrape a couple of comments on his last post – this one and this one – and turn them into a post of their own. I’ve edited them lightly to hopefully improve the flow, but I’ve tried not to tinker with the guts.] This is the fourth in a series of posts on how researchers might better be evaluated and compared. In the first post, Mike introduced his new paper and described the scope and importance of the problem.
OpenCon Applications are Open
Authors:   OA.Works
Published: October 2023

12 June 2015 This is a repost of a blog that can be found at http://opencon2015.org/blog/opencon-2015-applications-are-open. Many Open Access Button team members were present at OpenCon 2014 and we couldn’t reccomend applying highly enough. Applications to attend OpenCon 2015 on November 14–16 in Brussels, Belgium are now open!
Mike’s adventures on the Wall at Dinosaur National Monument
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

Not much to say this time – the pictures tell the story for now. It was a pretty transcendental experience, as I imagine it must be for anyone who loves dinosaurs, or has a pulse.
Support Us in the Jisc Supporting Technology Startup Project
Authors:   OA.Works
Published: October 2023

6 May 2015 Vote for us in the Jisc Supporting Technology Startup Project here. Friends, You have not heard from us in recent months but quietly in the background we have continued working hard. We have been overcoming challenges, applying for several grants and reviewing how we work to be as effective as we can be over the coming years.
Happy Easter! I celebrated by decapitating a fox and a badger
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve been fortunate enough to acquire two medium-sized native mammals, both roadkill specimens in good conditions: a fox and a badger: But I’ve found from bitter experience that prepping out the entire skeleton of good-sized animals like these is  a lot  of dirty smelly work. So I decided to make things easier on myself by only prepping the skulls of these two. Step one: remove the heads.
Oxane oxide: a tautomer of hydrogen peroxide.
Authors: Rzepa Henry
Published: October 2023

If H3N+-O– is viable compared with its tautomer H2N-OH when carrying water bridges, then why not try H2O+-O– vs HO-OH? https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8635-8390
Azane oxide, a tautomer of hydroxylamine.
Authors: Rzepa Henry
Published: October 2023

In the previous post I described how hydronium hydroxide or H3O+…HO–, an intermolecular tautomer of water, has recently been observed captured inside an organic cage[cite]10.1002/chem.201406383[/cite] and how the free-standing species in water can be captured computationally with the help of solvating water bridges.
Moral dimensions of Open, part 0: why this matters
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

From 19th-22nd April this year, it will be my privilege to participate in OSI2016, the first annual meeting of the Open Scholarship Initiative.
Notocolossus is a beast
Authors: Wedel Matt
Published: October 2023

(a) Type locality of  Notocolossus  (indicated by star) in southern-most Mendoza Province, Argentina. (b) Reconstructed skeleton and body silhouette in right lateral view, with preserved elements of the holotype (UNCUYO-LD 301) in light green and those of the referred specimen (UNCUYO-LD 302) in orange.
When evolution just gives up
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

Damn,  Megalonyx jeffersonii  , you really let yourself go.
Moral dimensions of Open, part 3: “legacy publishers make huge profits”
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

This is the fourth part of a series on the Moral Dimensions of Open, in preparation for the forthcoming OSI2016 meeting, where I’ll be in the Moral Dimensions group. It’s widely recognised that the established scholarly publishers skim an awful lot of money off the top of research budgets.
Choosing parameters for the Less Wrong Metric (LWM)
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

You’ll remember that in the last installment (before Matt got distracted and wrote about archosaur urine), I proposed a general schema for aggregating scores in several metrics, terming the result an LWM or Less Wrong Metric.
I’ve started so I’ll finish. The ionisation mechanism and kinetic isotope effects for 1,3-dimethylindolin-2 one
Authors: Rzepa Henry
Published: October 2023

This is the third and final study deriving from my Ph.D.[cite]10.1039/P29750001822[/cite]. The first two topics dealt with the mechanism of heteroaromatic electrophilic attack using either a diazonium cation or a proton as electrophile, followed by either proton abstraction or carbon dioxide loss from the resulting Wheland intermediate.
Discovery based research experiences: gauche effects in group 16 elements.
Authors: Rzepa Henry
Published: October 2023

The upcoming ACS national meeting in San Diego has a CHED (chemical education division) session entitled Implementing Discovery-Based Research Experiences in Undergraduate Chemistry Courses. I had previously explored what I called

extreme gauche effects

in the molecule F-S-S-F. Here I take this a bit further to see what else can be discovered about molecules containing bonds between group 16 elements (QA= O, S, Se, Te).
RIO Journal Blossoms: an overview of RIO so far
Authors: Mounce Ross
Published: October 2023

Just a quick update to let you know how the new Research Ideas and Outcomes (RIO) journal is going. You may remember I wrote a blog post here explaining my enthusiasm for this new journal. I’m delighted to say it is exceeding my expectations.
Those sixteen issues of the Journal of Vertebrate Palaeontology found a good home!
Authors: Taylor Mike
Published: October 2023

A couple of weeks ago, I said I was going to toss out my hardcopy issues of the  Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology  unless someone wanted them and was prepared to pay for shipping. The good news is that Andrew Stuck did want them. We got in touch and arranged shipping, and they arrived at his house a few days ago.
Quintuple bonds: resurfaced.
Authors: Rzepa Henry
Published: October 2023

Six years ago, I posted on the nature of a then recently reported[cite]10.1002/anie.200803859[/cite] Cr-Cr quintuple bond. The topic resurfaced as part of the discussion on a more recent post on NSF

3

, and a sub-topic on the nature of the higher order bonding in C

2

. The comment made a connection between that discussion and the Cr-Cr bond alluded to above.
Gestión institucional y gobernabilidad social de un Gobierno Regional de Perú
Authors: Rojas Rojas Brensy Graciela , Sanchez Dávila Keller , Philipps Arévalo Paolo Patricio , Fernandez Coronel Luz Elina , Dávila Rodríguez Elaine , Rojas Calle Doris , Gallo Alvarez Alan Guillermo
Published: October 2023

La investigación tuvo como objetivo plantear una propuesta de gestión institucional que contribuya al cumplimiento de los acuerdos de gobernabilidad social en el Gobierno Regional de San Martín, 2019-2022. El estudio se ha orientado a una tipología básica con enfoque cuantitativo de diseño no experimental, transversal, descriptivo-propositivo; la población fue representada por 220 y 150 colaboradores y profesionales especialistas, mientras que la muestra se ha integrado por 112 y 77 respectivamente; el recojo de datos se ha realizado mediante la técnica de la encuesta, con los cuestionarios como instrumentos. Resultados: La gestión institucional en el Gobierno Regional de San Martín, 2019-2022, presenta un nivel medio desde el punto de vista de los colaboradores y especialistas, al igual que el cumplimiento de los acuerdos de gobernabilidad social, por lo cual se percibe una situación poco favorable en la entidad, la misma que ha requerido de la presentación e implementación de planes idóneos y efectivos. Conclusión: La propuesta de gestión institucional contribuye significativamente al cumplimiento de los acuerdos de gobernabilidad social en el Gobierno Regional de San Martín, 2019-2022, por cuanto favorecerá a la buena planeación, organización, dirección y control de las actividades que fueron programadas.
Participación ciudadana y gestión municipal en un Distrito de Perú
Authors: Rojas Calle Doris , Pacherrez Riva Jimmy , Terrones Suárez Orlando , Córdova Vásquez Alex , Rojas Rojas Brensy Graciela , García García Palmira Rosaliz , Sánchez Dávila Keller , Contreras Julián Rosa Mabel
Published: October 2023

El presente estudio tuvo por objetivo realizar una propuesta de participación ciudadana para mejorar la gestión municipal en el Distrito de Nueva Cajamarca, 2023,respecto a la metodología utilizada se consideró como tipo de estudio aplicada, de diseño no experimental, cuantitativo, transversal, propositivo, la población estuvo conformada por un total de 18329 personas de los cuales 18145 son ciudadanos y 184 son funcionarios y trabajadores, la muestra estuvo representada por un total de 501 personas de los cuales 376 son ciudadanos y 125 son funcionarios y trabajadores, como técnica se utilizó la encuesta y como instrumento de recolección de datos el cuestionario. A través de la aplicación del cuestionario para el recojo de información, entre sus resultados, se determinó que, la participación ciudadana es percibida como bajo por el 81% desde la perspectiva de los ciudadanos y por parte de los funcionarios tiene un nivel medio con un 65%. A la vez la gestión municipal por parte de los ciudadanos es baja con un 76% y desde la perspectiva de los funcionarios tiene un nivel alto. Concluye qué, dado que los ciudadanos perciben la participación ciudadana como baja y una gestión municipal como deficiente, el diseño de la propuesta de participación ciudadana para mejorar la gestión municipal es una solución efectiva y exitosa para abordar estos problemas de manera positiva.
Gestión de procesos de proyectos de inversión pública regional en la mejora de la infraestructura vial en una región de Perú
Authors: Lavado Enríquez Juana Maribel , Quinde Chunga Edison Raymundo , Garcia Garcia Palmira Rosaliz , Villón Prieto Claudia Rosalía , Armas Murrieta Danny , Córdova Vásquez Alex , Saavedra García Luis Alberto , Sánchez Dávila Keller , Contreras Julian Rosa
Published: October 2023

El objetivo fue diseñar una propuesta de procesos de gestión de proyectos de inversión que contribuya a mejorar ejecución de la infraestructura vial de la Región San Martín, 2022. El enfoque fue cuantitativo, diseño descriptivo-propositivo; la muestra 1, fueron 5 funcionarios y 46 colaboradores del Gobierno Regional de San Martín, 2022; fueron usados cuatro cuestionarios, válidos a juicio de 5 expertos y con confiabilidad de (0,8694), (0,8953), los datos sistematizados en el SPSSVER 25. Los procesos de gestión de proyectos de inversión para los funcionarios y colaboradores tuvieron un nivel bueno con 67%. La infraestructura vial para los funcionarios y colaboradores tuvo un nivel bueno en un 90%. Concluyen que el diseño de una propuesta de procesos de gestión de proyectos de inversión contribuye a mejorar la infraestructura vial del Gobierno Regional de San Martín, la misma que se apoya en componentes como son la programación multianual de inversiones, formulación y evaluación, ejecución y funcionamiento; sustentándose en la mejora continua de la calidad de las inversiones, con los adecuados procesos de eficiencia y eficacia se incrementa la construcción de carreteras y se reducen las brechas, permitiendo obtener mayores accesos a los servicios públicos en bienestar de los ciudadanos.
Adapting a variable stability mechanism for a tilting tricycle from the delta to the tadpole wheel configuration (paper)
Authors: Dressel Andrew , Moore Jason
Published: October 2023

We previously presented a narrow-track tilting tricycle with a variable stability mechanism integrated between the swing arms that support a pair of rear wheels, in the so-called “delta” configuration, and with recumbent seating. We now examine adopting that variable stability mechanism to work on a tricycle with a split-parallelogram linkage between a pair of front wheels, in the so-called “tadpole” configuration, and with upright seating.

It was fairly straightforward to allow for tilting by replacing the front wheel and fork with a split parallelogram comprising two paired A-arms and kingpins, controlling the motion of the two halves with a bell crank and two tie rods, and then varying the handling of the vehicle by moving the connection point of the tie rods on the bell crank, just as we did with the swing arms of the previous vehicle.

We have also separated the two tasks of positioning the tie rod ends on the bell crank and enforcing symmetry of the tie rods. The former does not require much force and can be easily implemented with Bowden cables, but the latter does require large forces and is better implemented with a local rigid-bar linkage.

Implementing decent Ackermann steering geometry, allowing for both large tilt and steer angles, and decoupling tilting from steering, however, proved to be quite a challenge, at least while we attempted to implement it with bar linkages. Fortunately, we discovered a 2006 paper by Prof Drstvenšek et al. describing a Bowden cable and cam system that looked promising.

Finally, the resulting vehicle handles very nicely. When in “full bicycle” mode, it handles quite similar to the original bicycle that we had converted into the tricycle. When in “rigid tricycle” mode, it keeps the rider upright when stationary or when riding at a walking pace. In between these two extremes, it handles even better than the original bicycle in a slalom course and when slowly following a straight line.
Influence of Available Rear Wheel Travel and Target Sag on Suspension Performance of a Cruiser Motorcycle
Authors: Peck Kasey , Sadauckas James
Published: October 2023

The design and optimization of two-wheel vehicle suspension provides an exciting design challenge due to the multitude of potential layouts and interrelated variables to consider. Balancing these design factors to achieve the desired comfort and road holding performance while also ensuring the vehicle achieves the desired trim state under the various operating conditions, termed chassis control for the purposes of this paper, requires a deep level of technical understanding to execute successfully. Consequently, a specific area of two-wheel vehicle suspension development that has received little attention is defining the nominal vehicle trim state in terms of target sag and the associated proportion of vertical wheel travel to be used in compression versus that available for extension. For closed course racing vehicles, both on-road and off-road, the suspension travel and target sag are determined experimentally based on simulation or testing to obtain the primary objective of minimum lap time. However, for commercial on-road vehicles, suspension travel and target sag are often constrained by numerous vehicle design requirements such as aesthetics, seat height, and packaging limitations. These design constraints require production-intent suspension travel and target sag to be selected early in the product development cycle. Until now, limited literature has been published regarding nominal target sag and how best to proportion suspension travel between compression and extension, though a general guideline proposes ~33% target sag as the starting point. The intention of this paper is to provide a deeper technical understanding of suspension performance trade-offs between available suspension travel and target sag using physical vehicle testing and multibody simulations.
Reviews and Responses for impunity: Enforcing Physical Unit Consistency at Definition Time in Python
Authors: Spinielli Enrico , Sun Junzi , Chevrot Antoine , Olive Xavier , Strohmeier Martin
Published: October 2023

See detail reviews and responses in the PDF file.

DOI for the original paper: https://doi.org/10.59490/joas.2023.7071
Pengaruh Harga, Lokasi, Kualitas Pelayanan dan kualitas Produk terhadap Kepuasan Konsumen pada Percetakan Maskumambang Kediri
Authors: Krisna Pramudia Putra Wibowo  , Ustadus Sholihin  , Beny Mahyudi Saputra
Published: October 2023

The study aims to determine the effect of price, location, service quality, and product quality on consumer satisfaction in printing maskumambang kediri. The sample in this study amounted to 80 consumers who had made purchases at the Kediri maskumambang printing house. The sampling technique uses accidental sampling. This research uses quantitative methods which are then processed using SPSS. The results showed that price affects consumer satisfaction, location does not affect consumer satisfaction, service quality affects consumer satisfaction, product quality affects consumer satisfaction. Price, Location, Service Quality, and Product Quality jointly affect Consumer Satisfaction.
Economic effect of tourism development in the Akmola region
Authors:   Kazakh Academy of Sport and Tourism, Dyussekeyeva Yerkegul
Published: October 2023

This article is aimed at studying the economic effect of tourism development in the Akmola region. In recent decades, tourism has become an important factor in the development of the regional economy. The study uses data collection and analysis methods, including statistics on tourist attendance, tourism income, employment in the tourism industry, and other relevant indicators. The analysis allows assessing the impact of tourism on the level of income and jobs in the region, as well as its contribution to the budget of the region. The results of the study will be useful for making decisions in the field of tourism development and formulating a strategy for attracting tourists to the Akmola region, thereby contributing to the sustainable economic development of this region.
Psycho-physical representations of Sari among indian women in 2022
Authors: Kumar Salla Vijay
Published: October 2023

The history of the traditional uncut Indian garment, the Sari, can be traced back to the Indus Valley Civilization, which emerged during 2800-1800 BC in northwest India. Mention of the sari evolved from śāṭikā in Sanskrit, appearing in Hindu and Páli Buddhist literature during the 6th century BC as a female garment. The study relied on a random sample of 50 women, most of whom were working women, to assess their opinions on wearing a sari and to explore the various reasons that influence the purchase intention or frequency of use among Indian women. The study concluded that among women aged from less than 25 years old to 75 years old, most find pleasure in wearing the sari in various ways. The most important aspects are fabric purity and quality, while some women worried about movement/walking and repeated use. It is important to emphasize that the participants in this study appreciated the use of the sari and did not report significant problems regarding the way of wearing it in front of spectators. While 6% of women were unable to wear a sari, 96% said they would miss their sari if it went missing.
A visibilização da nudez da pessoa negra com deficiências: por uma estética anticapacitista
Authors: Dos Passos Fábio , Xavier Robson
Published: October 2023

Vivemos no interior de sociedades alicerçadas sobre os efeitos dos dispositivos de controle, entre os quais estão os ideais normalizadores. Esses ideais edificam um binarismo estrutural: de um lado, os saudáveis, os eficientes, os perfeitos, os belos, os brancos; do outro, os doentes, os deficientes, os imperfeitos, os feios, os negros. É no interior desse binarismo que se fomenta uma estética capacitista, que impõe sobre os corpos das pessoas com deficiências, sobretudo da população negra deficiente, uma densa obscuridade, que impede que esses corpos sejam tencionados a partir de uma dimensão estética. O presente artigo tem como objetivo pensar o “lugar” dos corpos das pessoas negras com deficiência em nossas sociedades, sobretudo em manifestações artísticas, ao mesmo tempo em que irá descortinar vias possibilitadoras de visibilização desses corpos, capazes de inaugurar uma estética anticapacitista.
Consumo de vestuário: análise das motivações do consumidor fast fashion e slow fashion
Authors: Rodrigues Nassimbem Rafaela , Piva Linke Paula , Do Bem Natani Aparecida
Published: October 2023

Na indústria da moda, desde a produção do tecido até o descarte do produto feito pelo consumidor final, ocorre a poluição do meio ambiente. A grande variedade de produtos, as rápidas tendências e o consumo exagerado geram grande impacto ambiental. Entretanto, com o avanço da tecnologia presente na Quarta Revolução Industrial, estão ocorrendo mudanças no perfil dos consumidores na medida em que possuem cada vez mais informações sobre os processos de produção e têm consciência do desgaste socioambiental gerado. O objetivo deste estudo é apresentar as características e o perfil de dois tipos de consumidores de moda: os que consomem de empresas slow fashion e aqueles que optam pelas empresas fast fashion, dessa forma, visando motivar o consumo sustentável. Para embasamento do desenvolvimento desta pesquisa foi realizado um levantamento bibliográfico que indicou características do comportamento do consumidor e o consumo do produto de moda. Para complementar o estudo, foi realizada uma pesquisa quantitativa de caráter exploratório para conhecer o perfil dos consumidores e compreender as motivações de consumo. Com o desenvolvimento da pesquisa, foi possível compreender as motivações de consumo e desse modo, propor ações para motivar o consumo sustentável.
Design inclusivo: recursos assistivos para um modelo de camisa social para pessoa com deficiência visual
Authors: Sousa Jailson Oliveira , Silveira Icléia , Maciel Dulce Maria Holanda
Published: October 2023

Esse artigo tem como objetivo a identificação e definição de recursos assistivos que possam serem aplicados em uma camisa social a fim de tornar este item de vestuário um produto mais inclusivo para pessoas com deficiência visual. Para isso, desenvolveu-se uma metodologia projetual híbrida, abordando o conceito do design inclusivo que apresente características que possibilite o fácil acesso e manuseio por parte dos usuários cegos. A metodologia híbrida foi desenvolvida na disciplina de Inovação em materiais têxteis do PPGMODA Udesc a partir das metodologias projetuais de design propostas pelos autores Baxter (2011), Lobach (2001) e Bonsiepe (1984) bem como, utilizou-se da metodologia de moda de Montemezzo (2003). Quanto a metodologia desta pesquisa em relação a sua natureza classifica-se como qualitativa e descritiva quanto aos seus objetivos. Quanto aos procedimentos técnicos para a coleta de dados utilizou-se um questionário on-line via Google Forms, com cinco perguntas, sendo três dissertativas e duas de múltiplas escolha aplicadas com 22 pessoas com deficiência visual do sexo masculino, com idade entre, 18 e 30 anos usuário de camisa social. Quanto aos resultados, destaca-se que é possível desenvolver itens de vestuário que apresente características com aspectos mais inclusivos, de modo à contribuindo para o fácil acesso e manuseio por parte da pessoa com deficiência visual. Por fim, cita-se como recursos as: (I) etiquetas em Braille, (II) QR CODE, (III) audiodescrição
O IMPACTO DO PROGRAMA DE SAÚDE NA ESCOLA (PSE) NA VIDA DOS ESTUDANTES: UMA REVISÃO INTEGRATIVA
Authors: Creazzo Giovana Devus , E Silva Lívia Pires Sampaio , Sorrilha Luiza Lourenço , Mariga Luana Angélica  Janota de Carvalho Dalla , Camarini Eduarda Ayres , Menezes Natália Magalhães , Brunholi Rebeca Rabinovich Panes
Published: October 2023

Objetivo: O estudo visa entender como o Programa de Saúde na Escola (PSE) impacta na vida dos estudantes brasileiros, auxiliando na propagação de melhores hábitos de saúde desde a infância, assegurando maior amparo no reconhecimento de abusos e violências e demonstrando a equidade no acesso à saúde. Método: Esta pesquisa é uma revisão integrativa, realizada a partir de artigos científicos publicados em periódicos indexados (Scielo, LILAC e BVs) do ano de 2013 a 2023. Critérios foram utilizados para delimitar as buscas, além da pergunta norteadora; os artigos selecionados foram então lidos na íntegra, reunindo-se informações por meio de fichas bibliográficas. Resultados: Fundamentado na pergunta norteadora “Qual o papel social do PSE na vida escolar?” foram selecionados 11 artigos a partir dos critérios de inclusão e exclusão. Os principais resultados se referem ao conceito do PSE, seu papel e o impacto na vida das crianças, da família e da comunidade. Dessa forma, o programa foi criado com o intuito de expandir o acesso à saúde e diminuir as desigualdades, mediante à capacitação de profissionais, ações educativas e atividades lúdicas no âmbito escolar. Conclusão: Comprovou-se, por esse estudo, a existência de impactos resultantes das ações do PSE, desde a promoção de hábitos saudáveis até o reconhecimento e prevenção de violências sofridas pelos jovens. Essa ação intersetorial, requer, um estreitamento das relações e aprofundamento na capacitação de professores, com maior efetividade quando as atividades são realizadas de forma lúdica, principalmente com crianças, e a colaboração da família e da comunidade.
ALTERAÇÕES TROMBOEMBÓLICAS EM PACIENTES ACOMETIDOS POR COVID-19: UMA REVISÃO DE LITERATURA
Authors: Souza Wallison Felipe da Silva , Neto Raimundo Azevedo Vilarouca , Pinho Breno Lucca Sobreira , Junior Ivaldo Francisco da Silva , Bezerra Vanessa Lima , De Castro José Walber Gonçalves
Published: October 2023

Este trabalho tem como objetivo descrever as alterações tromboembólicas em pacientes acometidos por COVID-19, fazendo uma abordagem sobre a formação de outras doenças. Como metodologia temse um estudo do tipo revisão de literatura integrativa através de uma coleta de dados de artigos publicados entre os anos de 2015 a 2022. Foram selecionados 30 artigos incluídos em síntese quantitativa, que descreveram sobre alterações em exames como: TAP- Tempo de Atividade da Protrombina, TTPA- Tempo da Tromboplastina Parcial Ativada e D’ Dímero. As doenças relatadas foram principalmente: trombose, AVC isquêmico, infartos entre outros. Conclui-se que os estudos sobre os eventos tromboembólicos podem determinar qual o melhor manejo para o tratamento e pós internação de um paciente acometido por COVID-19, podendo ser um divisor de caminhos para as melhores profilaxias.
SUICÍDIO EM PROFISSIONAIS DE SEGURANÇA PÚBLICA
Authors: Pereira Pedro Omar Batista , De Souza Mateus Pinheiro , Cascais Steina Ribeiro , Jastrow Juliana Maria Bello , Lopez Alberto Grover Prado , De Araújo Jéfferson Barroso , Morais Mauro José de Deus , Rodrigues Daiane Mendes , Leitão Francisco Naildo Cardoso
Published: October 2023

Introdução: Esta revisão foca no problema do suicídio, destacando a preocupante frequência entre os profissionais de segurança pública, sobremaneira nos policiais, que enfrentam taxas significativamente mais altas de suicídio em comparação à população em geral. Nesse contexto, busca-se entender essa tendência, com ênfase no acesso a meios letais, como armas de fogo, e aborda-se a dificuldade de estimar taxas de suicídio devido à falta de qualidade nas informações e à subnotificação. Objetivo: Analisar o suicídio em profissionais de segurança pública. Métodos: Estudo de Revisão Sistemática delineada conforme as recomendações do Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA), a partir das mais robustas e confiáveis bases de literatura na grande área do conhecimento em ciências da saúde para estes tipos de estudo, tais como: National Library of Medicine (PubMed), Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde (BVS), Lilacs e Periódicos CAPES. Resultados: 25 artigos revisados sistematicamente, dando ênfase às mais recentes descobertas sobre o suicídio e sua correlação com o fácil acesso a armas de fogo. Conclusão: Não é possível afirmar-se categoricamente que o suicídio em profissionais de segurança pública é alto, se comparado às frequências da população em geral. Porém, em um contexto intracorporação, ou seja, quando se verificam frequências entre profissionais de segurança pública dentro da instituição que compõem, há características que, se sobrepostas, determinam fatores de risco para o suicídio, tais como: gênero masculino e idade média de 40 anos. Ademais, o amplo acesso a armas de fogo, sobremaneira nos momentos de folga, aumenta as chances de o indivíduo antecipar o próprio fim.
ESTUDO RETROSPECTIVO EM PACIENTES APÓS TRAUMA OCULAR PERFURANTE ASSOCIADO A DADOS EPIDEMIOLOGICOS E PROGNÓSTICO VISUAL NO CENTRO UNIVERSITÁRIO FMABC
Authors: Martinez Carolline Bechler , Almeida Rafael , Bortoletto Guilherme Luiz , Daher Maria Beatriz , Sonoda Diogo , Gascón Thaís Moura , De Carvalho Samantha Sanches , Da  Veiga Glaucia Luciano , Reis Beatriz da Costa Aguiar Alves , Fonseca Fernando Luiz Affonso , Lima Vagner Loduca
Published: October 2023

Introdução: O trauma ocular é uma entidade da oftalmologia que exige rapidez diagnóstica e conduta emergencial. Os serviços de urgência oftalmológica necessitam de atendimento eficaz e detalhado. Objetivo: avaliar o prognóstico visual dos pacientes frente as cirurgias emergenciais pós trauma ocular perfurante através do escore OTS. Métodos: Estudo observacional descritivo com 68 olhos selecionados que sofreram trauma ocular perfurativo. Resultados: Trauma ocular penetrante foi de 88% sexo masculino, o prego em primeiro e o vidro em seguida das causas de perfurações. Prevalência do olho esquerdo em 56%, média da AV C/C pós cirurgia de urgência em decimal foi de 0,20, pressão intraocular (PIO) resultou em média de 14,05 e o prognóstico visual a partir do score OTS, resultou em 58,77. Conclusão: Se faz necessária conscientização para prevenção, visto que os principais afetados são os homens, em horário comercial manuseando prego ou vidro e, que não utilizavam EPI adequado.