bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
STUDY OF THE ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENT OF MODERN MULTIFUNCTIONAL COMPLEXES
Authors:   Department of Architectural Design and Engineering, Lviv Polytechnic National University, Shuldan Larysa , Pavliukovych Veronika ,   Department of Architectural Design and Engineering, Lviv Polytechnic National University, Salyuk Oleh ,   Department of Architectural Design and Engineering, Lviv Polytechnic National University
Published: May 2024

This article examines the issue of acoustic comfort and noise pollution within multifunctional residential complexes in Lviv, where public facilities are situated in the ground-level space. The relevance of such a study is confirmed by numerous scientific conclusions that excessive noise exposure negatively affects human health, while this problem remains poorly understood and ignored in Ukraine. According to the research method, 5 multifunctional complexes were selected in different parts of Lviv. Within these complexes, 5–6 points were installed, and measurements were made using the RFT 00 014 pulse sound level meter on different days and at different times of the day. The choice of points was primarily based on the geometric shapes of the buildings (shape breaks, confined spaces, etc.) According to the results of the field measurements, it was found that most multifunctional complexes comply with the state standards for acoustic comfort, but some buildings were exposed to excessive noise load. Hence, a multitude of regularities and correlations were established between the excessive sound level meter values and the characteristics of these complexes. For example, buildings with a closed, perimeter form of construction provide noise reduction of up to 15–20 dB, but its effectiveness can be reduced due to large through passages and traffic directly next to the building. Moreover, the impact of reverberation within such covered courtyards remains unclear, as a cursory analysis shows that playground activity causes an increase in noise of 5 to 15 dB, but the sample size of this study is not sufficient to draw objective conclusions. In addition, the road surface material is an important factor, especially in the context of historic city centres where it is made of basalt paving stones. Traffic on such roads generates a much higher noise level than traffic on asphalt. Following these results, several possible solutions to the noise load problem were analysed, and the importance of conducting similar studies in the future was proven.
Laryngeal Osteochondromatosis, A Rare and Potentially Fatal Diagnosis
Authors: Manal Rhezzali , Enourhbi Abdellah , Ennour idrissi Ilyass , Abou Elhassan Taoufik , Hicham Nejmi
Published: May 2024

Osteochondromas are relatively common benign bone tumors often located at the metaphyseal ends of long bones, however, they are very rare in the head and neck region. we present a case of 41 years old, old man with osteochondromatasis of the laryngeal, tracheal and bronchial cartilage hospitalized in intensive care for respiratory distress.
Australian Residential Aged Care Facilities Managers’ and Nurses’ Experiences In Implementing Telehealth and Social Connection During COVID-19
Authors: Banbury Annie , Taylor Monica , Reid Natasha , Smith Anthony , Paterson David , Gray Leonard
Published: May 2024

Introduction: Residential aged care facility (RACF) residents are highly vulnerable to severe infection and death from COVID-19. During the pandemic, telehealth (telephone and video) provided a mechanism to deliver for health care and social support. We examined logistical factors associated with telehealth, reasons for its use and barriers associated with the choice of telehealth.
Methods: A mixed method exploratory study. Quantitative data were analysed using descriptive statistics. Qualitative data were analysed using a hybrid framework approach; deductive analysis followed by inductive analysis for sub-themes.
Results: Participants (n=19) reported an increase in telehealth use during COVID-19. Organisations bought new equipment, predominately tablets; half had internet connectivity difficulties; nurses used personal devices to overcome connectivity issues or inadequate devices and 74% used three or more platforms/software. Few residents had personal digital devices or could connect with family and friends alone.
Five key sub-themes emerged from qualitative data. 1. Needing and persisting with telehealth. RACFs had limited video telehealth use before COVID-19. 2. Being dependent on health providers offering telehealth services. Telehealth was used for a broad range of services. However, many health providers did not offer telehealth consultations. 3 Residents living with dementia. Telehealth was suitable for residents with dementia, depending on the disease stage and clinical need. 4. Challenges with implementing telehealth consultations. Most challenges pertained to workflows. 5. Suitability of videoconferencing for social connection. Staff supported residents with video calls which were highly valued.
Conclusion: To capitalise on and sustain telehealth activity in RACFs, further guidance and support to overcome operational barriers are required.
Lost in Adaptation: Exploring the Phenomenon of Over-Translation in Arabic Translations of English Movies
Authors: Obaidallah Alsubhi Waleed
Published: May 2024

This study examines the process of Arabic translations of English movies, focusing on their impact on cultural and linguistic fidelity. It uses comparative, textual, and linguistic analysis and audience perception surveys to understand the differences between the original English source material and the Arabic translations. The comparative analysis reveals significant differences in cultural references and humour between the two languages, with over-translation being a significant theme. However, the study acknowledges instances where fidelity to the source text is maintained, showcasing the translators’ success in preserving cultural authenticity. The textual analysis highlights occasional deviations from the original text due to cultural and linguistic adjustments, impacting the overall translation quality. The linguistic analysis examines translators’ strategies to bridge linguistic gaps, highlighting cases of over-translation and substantial deviations. The study also highlights translators’ challenges in conveying humour, wordplay, and cultural references within subtitles and dubbing constraints. Audience perception surveys reveal instances where translations fail to convey specific cultural nuances, indicating a minor loss of impact and understanding. The findings highlight the need for a refined and culturally sensitive approach to audiovisual translation to enhance the quality and authenticity of cross-cultural narratives.
Child Labor in English Literature
Authors: Ahmed Hassan Ruwayda
Published: May 2024

Child labor is an old social problem. It peaked during the Industrial Revolution which greatly influenced English society, such as rural exodus, lack of equal job opportunities, miserable living and working conditions, social classes, lack of mandatory education, poverty, and, most importantly, child labor. The paper investigates the crimes against children carried out under the cover of child labor and poses the question of whether authorities, governments, religious institutions, businesses, and even parents are complicit in these crimes or have chosen to overlook them in spite of the constant backlash against them. The main aim of this study is to show the positive role of some authors like Charles Dickens, William Blake, Frances Trollope, Charles Kingsley, Robert Southey, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Caroline Norton, and Elizabeth Barret Browning who refused to ignore such atrocities and their consequences. These writers showed their opposition to child labor through great literary works such as Oliver Twist, Hard Times, David Copperfield, The Chimney Sweeper, A Voice from the Factory, The Water-Babies: A Fairy Tale for a Land- Baby, and The Cry of the Children. The study follows the close reading method and the sociology of literature approach. The study concludes that poverty and urbanization were some of the adverse outcomes of the Industrial Revolution. It reveals the official’s role in profiting from child labor and presents the authors’ role in changing The Poor Laws and Factory Acts to ban hiring minors. The study recommends national child labor regulations that should be enacted and enforced in order to prevent or at least control child work, as recommendations for further research.
From Hybridization of Lifeworld to Hybridity of Scientific Problems
Authors:   Saratov State Medical University named after V.I. Razumovsky, Grishechkina Natalia V.
Published: May 2024

The convergence of social, technological, and scientific domains in modern society has given rise to novel interdisciplinary approaches and problem-solving methodologies. This article addresses the specificity of modern technicization of the lifeworld, giving rise to transdisciplinary practices. The author adopts a socio-phenomenological interpretation of the lifeworld but deems it necessary to consider the technical and technological component within its structure. In the lifeworld, the social and the digital merge in the logic of hybridization, transforming into a unified cybersocio-physical environment. Hybrid digital-social phenomena emerge as a result of adapting high technologies to personalized human needs. The relevant agent of such adaptation becomes science, hybridizing scientific problems through transdisciplinary practices that involve non-scientists in scientific research and traverse traditional institutional boundaries. The primary experimental space for hybridizing technologies in the lifeworld becomes medicine, which seeks not only means to combat diseases but also tools to enhance the quality of life for patients, enabling them to maintain an active social life and their own personality. In conclusion, the hybridization of the lifeworld and scientific problems represents a significant paradigm shift in modern society. By recognizing and embracing the interplay between social, technological, and scientific domains, scientists can foster innovation and address complex challenges more effectively. Transdisciplinary practices serve as a bridge between different disciplines, enabling collaboration and synergy in the pursuit of knowledge and progress.
The Problem of Social Justice in the Socio-Political Views of Thomas Aquinas
Authors:   Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Ismailov Nurmagomed O.
Published: May 2024

The exploration of social justice within philosophical discourse has long been a subject of interest. Thе article delves into the question of social justice within the socio-political perspectives of one of the prominent philosophers of the Middle Ages, Thomas Aquinas. According to the author, Aquinas stands as one of the foremost ideologists of the Catholic Church, exploring issues of justice with the aim of theoretically substantiating certain tenets of divine revelation. At all times, Western European philosophers, when examining issues of justice, have primarily been concerned with its political and legal aspects, interpreting justice primarily as a socio-political category. In this regard, Aquinas is no exception. Of particular interest in his views is the concept of the order of justice necessary for the harmony of history. Additionally, Aquinas’ merits also include his stance on the hierarchy of law and, in the context of modern society in recent decades, his emphasis on the importance of adhering to legal norms. Through his studies in social and political philosophy, he succeeded in enriching the understanding of the problem of justice. Overall, Aquinas adapts his teachings to the ideological needs of the Catholic Church.
The Existential Components of a Religious Community in the Aspect of the Problem of Religious Deviation and Morality
Authors:   Bashkir State Pedagogical University named after M. Akmulla, Rosenfeld Vadim Ya.
Published: May 2024

This article delves into considerations regarding the disintegrative role of specific segments within the modern religious field in relation to the transformation of sacred values under the influence of social innovations. Based on interdisciplinary terms, the phenomenon of “fandom micro-cult” is characterized and defined. The structure of the microcult, its hierarchy and management methods are analyzed. Using an interdisciplinary approach, religious communities are characterized from the point of view of psychology, cultural studies, sociology and religious studies. The hierarchical structure of the micro-cult and its management mechanisms are scrutinized. The regulatory function of religion is investigated, highlighting its influence on societal behavioral mechanisms. The phenomenon of the dominance of the existential aspect in modern sacred schemes is described, since the taboo of a number of everyday objects that do not initially have mystical significance becomes the main tool in the spiritual process. The conclusion is made about the deviation of religious, social, and moral norms under the influence of these processes.
Socio-Philosophical Understanding of the Problems of Ethnicity and Ethnic Identity in the Russian Science of the ХХ Century
Authors:   Volga Region Institute of Management (branch) of the Russian Presidential Academy  of National Economy and Public Administration, Mkoyan Ashot T. , Sutuzhko Valery V. ,   Volga Region Institute of Management (branch) of the Russian Presidential Academy  of National Economy and Public Administration
Published: May 2024

This article delves into the nuanced discourse surrounding ethnicity and ethnic identity in the Russian science of the XX century. It critically examines the works of prominent scholars such as S.M. Shirokogorov, shedding light on the multifaceted nature of ethnicity and its implications for cultural diversity. The study also scrutinizes the methodological approaches of Soviet-era researchers, particularly their tendency to conflate ethnicity with nationality. Furthermore, it offers a comparative analysis of ethnological theories put forth by notable figures including M.I. Artamonov, Yu.V. Bromley, L.N. Gumilev, and S.M. Shirokogorov. By delineating the distinctions between ethnicity and nationality, the research underscores the significance of factors such as haplogroups, genetic studies, language, and mythological narratives in elucidating the unique cultural identities of various ethnic groups. In conclusion, by exploring diverse perspectives and methodologies, the research enriches our comprehension of the complexities surrounding ethnic identity in Russian scientific thought. Moreover, it emphasizes the role of interdisciplinary approaches in elucidating the intricate interplay between genetics, culture, and historical narratives in shaping ethnic identities. This nuanced understanding is crucial for fostering mutual respect and appreciation for cultural diversity in modern society.
The State of Land Transportation Routes and Road Construction in the Southern Far East of Russia in the Late XIX – Early XX Centuries
Authors:   Far Eastern State Transport University (FESTU), Kovalchuk Michael A.
Published: May 2024

The article examines the initial period of road construction and the formation of transportation routes in the southern Far East of Russia following its annexation to the Russian Empire until the early XX century. The term “communication routes” encompasses various types of roads designed for the transportation of people and goods, including postal routes, pack trails, dirt roads, and clearings. The construction of roads in the Lower Amur region near the city of Nikolaevsk, in the Amur Oblast, as well as in the Primorsky Krai, is considered. In the Lower Amur region, the construction of transportation routes was driven by strategic defense needs. In the Amur Oblast, the primary incentive for creating transportation infrastructure was economic needs, driven by the development of gold deposits. Postal routes, which operated in the region’s uninhabited conditions, played an important role in road construction. By the late XIX century, the construction of dirt roads in the Primorsky Krai was greatly influenced by the construction of the Ussuri Railway. Conclusion dwells upon the fact that the development of transportation routes in the region corresponded to the capabilities of its time.
The Role of NKVD and GKO Member L.P. Beria in Strengthening the Defensive Capability of the 46th Army (August – September 1942)
Authors:   Sochi State University, Makarov Yuri N. , Taran Konstantin V. ,   Sochi State University, Plyakic Manushak N. ,   Sochi State University
Published: May 2024

This article examines the role played by the NKVD bodies personally a member of the GKO L.P. Beria in strengthening the defensive capability of the 46th Army in the Caucasus region during August–September 1942. Drawing on newly accessed material from the Central Archive of the Ministry of Defense, the authors attempt to highlight the main shortcomings of the command of the 46th Army and the Transcaucasian Front in defending the passes of the Main Caucasus Ridge. Specifically, deficiencies are identified in the organization of coordination between the command of the 46th Army and the Transcaucasian Front with the party and civilian organizations of the region, the impracticality of using cavalry troops in mountainous terrain, and the redeployment of the 63rd Cavalry Division and the 4th Guards Cavalry Corps to the Northern Group of Forces. Particular attention is given to the analysis of the increase in the numerical strength of units of the 46th Army on the defended passes of the Main Caucasus Ridge, the creation of operational groups, mostly headed by NKVD officers, and other similar measures carried out by the central apparatus of the NKVD and personally by People’s Commissar L.P. Beria. Conclusion dwells upon the fact that the role of the NKVD and L.P. Beria in enhancing the defensive capabilities of the 46th Army during the critical period of August – September 1942 underscores the multifaceted nature of wartime leadership and the importance of interagency cooperation in achieving strategic objectives. Through meticulous archival research and analysis, this study contributes to a deeper understanding of the complex dynamics at play during the defense of the Caucasus region in World War II.
On the Partisanship of the Historian’s “Craft” and Modern Historical Politics
Authors:   Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation, Baklanov Vyacheslav I.
Published: May 2024

This study aims to construct a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between the social sciences and history, particularly with the prevailing power-state system, ideology, dominant traditions, and societal values. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the research seeks to elucidate the intricate relationship between history and the societal milieu. The dialectical-materialist method serves as the methodological basis of the article. Drawing on numerous examples, the study demonstrates that history, as a science, is largely derived from society, culture, and systems of power. Furthermore, any interpretation of socio-historical processes invariably reflects the multifaceted worldview of the scientist within the socio-economic and politico-cultural context in which they are educated and indoctrinated. Historians constantly navigate between objectivity and bias due to their national-civic, class-ideological, and ethical positions. According to the author, in the context of global conflict with the West and the conduct of special military operations in Ukraine, historical politics in Russia evidently prevails over scientific history. In conclusion, this study serves as a call to critically examine the intersection of history, power, and ideology in shaping collective memory and narratives of the past.
Formation and Development of Healthcare System for Indigenous Minorities of the Russian Far East as a Factor of Ethnodemography (1920–1980s)
Authors:   Komsomolsk-on-Amur State University, Gorelikov Andrey I.
Published: May 2024

The article examines the formation and development of health care for the indigenous minorities of the Far East during the Soviet reforms. From the standpoint of theoretical and methodological developments of social history, the demographic situation and accessibility of medical services for small ethnic groups of the region during the pre-Soviet and studied periods are considered. An analysis of medicalization as a factor of ethnodemography is presented. Based on statistical data, the inconsistency of the thesis of the “extinction, threat of disappearance of indigenous minorities” with historical reality is revealed. In connection with the President of the Russian Federation’s assignment to the Federal Agency for Ethnic Affairs to develop a Concept for the Development of Indigenous Minorities of the North, Siberia, and the Far East for the period up to 2036, the need to abandon the traditionally established understanding of their “otherness” is justified. Conclusion dwells upon the fact that ethnic minorities living in the region are integrated into the demographic structure of the Russian population and, in several key characteristics, differ little from the rest.
Transformation of the Soviet Education System in the 1920s and 1930s (Using the Example of Saratov)
Authors:   Saratov State University of Genetics, Biotechnology and Engineering named after N.I. Vavilov, Bezrukova Anastasia D.
Published: May 2024

During the 1920–1930s, the young Soviet state faced numerous challenges, including the establishment of new governmental bodies and the development of an educational model aimed at fostering citizens with Soviet consciousness. However, the almost total illiteracy of the country’s population at that time brought to the forefront the urgent need for the development of campaign against illiteracy. Saratov, as one of the largest cities in the Volga region, was no exception in this regard. Based on the analysis of archival materials and published sources, application of methods of system, statistical and structural analysis, the author of the article comes to the conclusion that as part of the campaign against illiteracy in Saratov in the 1920–1930s, a modern model of education was created, consisting of secondary mass schools, vocational and higher education. By establishing a comprehensive educational framework, including primary schooling and pathways to vocational and higher education, Saratov played a vital role in advancing the Soviet agenda of literacy and ideological indoctrination. Furthermore, the case of Saratov underscores the complex interplay between educational policy, societal needs, and political imperatives in shaping the trajectory of educational development in the early Soviet era. Moving forward, continued research into local initiatives and their broader implications for national educational strategies will deepen our understanding of the dynamic evolution of education in the Soviet Union.
Experience of Everyday Life and the Problem of the Ontological-Epistemological Status of the Structures of Scientific Rationality
Authors:   Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, Strelchenko Vasily I. , Romanenko Yuriy M. ,   Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, Balakhonsky Vitaliy V. ,   St. Petersburg University of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, Puyu Yulia V. ,   Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia
Published: May 2024

The experience of everyday life is defined by quite specific value-oriented goals, whereas the “inventions” of scientific rationality (mathematics, mathematical natural science, techno-science) remain neutral with regard to the needs of human existence. The resulting possibilities and numerous facts of using scientific achievements in subjective individual or group interests necessitate the search for conditions that allow reliance on axiologically meaningful, intellectually traditional, and perceptually experienced “axioms of common sense”. Difficulties in interpreting structures of reflective thinking of scientific rationality in terms of cognitive practices of everyday experience are substantially minimized in the context of their analysis as expressions of the conflict between “naturally arisen” and “artificially created” (K. Marx) formations of consciousness, taking into account some ideas put forward in the concepts of the “life-world” (E. Husserl), techniques of expressing objectivity in acts of consciousness (R. Descartes, E. Husserl), and “language games” (L. Wittgenstein). In conclusion, the integration of everyday life experience and scientific rationality offers fertile ground for philosophical inquiry and theoretical synthesis. By elucidating the ontological and epistemological dimensions of cognitive structures, we can deepen our understanding of human consciousness and its role in shaping our perception of reality. Further research in this area promises to shed light on the complex interplay between subjective experience and objective knowledge.
A Brief Overview of the Activities of Historical Scientific Communities in the Russian Empire Regarding the Preservation of Cultural Heritage Sites in the Caucasus Region from the Late XIX – Early XX Centuries
Authors:   Krasnodar State Institute of Culture, Merinov Mikhail A.
Published: May 2024

The article provides a brief review of the activities of historical scientific communities in the Russian Empire during the post-reform period, predominantly focusing on the Moscow Archaeological Society and the Imperial Archaeological Commission. It outlines the main results of their work in the North Caucasus region, detailing the emergence of practices for organizing research expeditions within these historical scientific communities and the evolution of the research process concerning dolmens, monuments of the northeastern part of the Black Sea coast of the Caucasus, Armenia, Georgia, Chechnya, and Dagestan. The article also highlights the individual contributions of several scholars to the study of the region’s heritage, including P.S. Uvarova, E.D. Felitsyn, and others. It examines administrative protective measures for culturally and historically significant objects. Moreover, the article delineates additional research directions and perspectives for further exploration of the functioning of historical scientific communities in the Russian Empire. Moving forward, continued exploration and examination of administrative protective measures are essential for ensuring the ongoing safeguarding of culturally and historically significant objects. This brief overview underscores the importance of historical scientific communities in shaping our understanding of the region’s heritage and points towards promising avenues for future research in the field.
Imitation as an Attribute of the Transformative Social Environment
Authors:   Ufa University of Science and Technology, Khabibullina Zilya N.
Published: May 2024

This article presents a study of imitation as a widely prevalent characteristic of transformative processes within society. The expansion of social-imitative characteristics in the system of social relations requires a person to take a more active life position in order not to lose the line between good and evil, genuine and artificial. Approaches, typologies, and causes of imitation in the context of a transforming society are examined. It is emphasized that in socio-humanitarian sciences, this phenomenon is represented as a method of human adaptation or socialization in the course of activity. The proliferation of imitations-simulacrum in social practices is directly related to the deformation of societal and individual values, as well as the search for more accessible mechanisms of social adaptation. Conflicts, crisis situations, and uncertainties associated with social imitation and leading to the manipulation of people’s consciousness are comprehended. The author underscores the necessity of recognizing illusions, wherein genuine values in a transforming society may be supplanted by simulacrum. The transformation of modern society entails the implementation of specific developmental strategies. Imitation, as a form of simulation, becomes a way of existence in the modern virtual society, where prior knowledge about the surrounding world undergoes significant transformation.
Research on clothing brand image design and communication under the SMCR communication model
Authors: He Beilu
Published: May 2024

This paper utilizes the SMCR communication model to explore factors influencing clothing brand communication. We develop an evaluation model that assesses the effectiveness of these brands’ image communication, providing essential insights for brand design and communication strategy selection. The model employs a fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method for setting assessment criteria and an Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to calculate the weight distribution of each index, forming a fuzzy affiliation judgment matrix. An evaluation system was constructed and applied to Chinese apparel brands, revealing that interest circles, online fashion bloggers, and video and live broadcasting websites are the top channels, accounting for over 50% of total brand image communication. In terms of preference, IP co-branded models, national fashion products, and tournament models are in the top three, accounting for 10.35%, 9.73%, and 8.86%, respectively. The comprehensive evaluation value of brand image communication effect in China’s apparel industry is 5.63, with a rating of “poor,” and there is still much room for improvement in apparel brand design and communication.
Research on the Composition and Growth Path of Digital High-level “Dual-Teacher” Teachers in Colleges and Universities
Authors: Hou Fangbo
Published: May 2024

The enhancement of “dual-teacher” teacher quality and digital teacher training represents a pressing need in the development of university faculty. This paper delves into the essence of “dual-teacher” teacher literacy. It proposes an optimized path for cultivating such literacy, culminating in the construction of a high-level “dual-teacher” teacher literacy pathway. To assess the effectiveness of this pathway, a fuzzy similarity matrix was formulated using fuzzy mathematical principles, and a clustering operation was conducted to categorize the identified indicators into an evaluative framework. Subsequently, an affiliation algorithm was employed to determine the index weights within each layer of the constructed system. The results reveal that the educational and teaching competencies hold the highest significance in the “dual-teacher” quality pathway, with a weight of 0.3681, emphasizing their paramount importance. This is closely followed by the technical skills of the teachers, which weigh 0.3013. Moreover, a comparative evaluation of professional practice abilities before and after pathway innovation showed a notable increase from a mean value of 2.16 to 3.41, with a statistically significant p-value of less than 0.05. This substantial improvement in both practical and theoretical educational capabilities underscores the efficacy of the proposed “dual-teacher” literacy pathway. The evaluation provides a structured and comparative analysis of the outcomes, demonstrating the pathway’s impact on enhancing teacher quality within the academic context.
Cultivating the Spirit of Aesthetic Education in Vocational Undergraduate Colleges in the Context of Artificial Intelligence
Authors: Jiang Lijie , Zhang Ping
Published: May 2024

The fusion of aesthetic education with vocational training constitutes a necessary evolution dictated by both societal progression and the demands of contemporary times, with each element enhancing the other. This study proposes a pathway for the construction of aesthetic education courses tailored to the current educational objectives of vocational undergraduate institutions. It also introduces a teaching model designed to foster aesthetic sensibilities structured around the ADDIE instructional design framework. Moreover, this research employs the 2023 student cohort from HZ Vocational College as subjects for a comparative experimental study to empirically analyze the effectiveness of the aesthetic education teaching approach. An enhanced clustering algorithm, which integrates multi-point optimization, was applied to assess the development of students’ aesthetic spirit. Additionally, a regression analysis model was used to investigate the various factors influencing the cultivation of this aesthetic spirit, providing a comprehensive analysis of the impact of the proposed educational interventions. The results show that after the teaching, the mean values of student evaluation, self-evaluation, parent evaluation, and teacher evaluation in the five aspects of recognizing beauty, experiencing beauty, feeling beauty, appreciating beauty, and creating the beauty of the students in Class A of the sample are higher than those of Class B by 4.90, 4.08, 3.40 and 4.13. Their p-values are all statistically significant at 0.000<0.05. The ADDIE-based aesthetic education teaching model can effectively cultivate students’ aesthetic spirit and provide important value references for the reform and development of aesthetic education.
Research on the Integration Strategy of College Music Teaching and Traditional Music Culture in the Context of Internet Plus
Authors: Kuai Weihua
Published: May 2024

The integration of traditional music culture into music education in higher education institutions is crucial for enhancing students’ musical literacy and cultural refinement and fostering cultural self-confidence. This paper addresses the integration of music teaching with traditional music culture, employing a coupled coordination degree model based on the CRITIC method to quantitatively assess this integration at a specific music college. Key influencing factors were identified across seven dimensions and were used as condition variables in a fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA). The analysis indicates that the current level of integration at the institution is critically low, categorized as “endangered dysfunction,” with an average coupling coordination degree of 0.478. The fsQCA identified four distinct pathways, accounting for approximately 82.6% of the variance in integration levels. To enhance the integration of music teaching and traditional music culture effectively, institutions should focus on several strategic dimensions: curriculum development, instructional materials, interactive teaching methods, technology integration, faculty development, the incorporation of traditional music cultural practices, and the promotion of scholarly research in traditional music culture. This multifaceted approach promises to significantly advance the integration process, benefiting both educational outcomes and cultural preservation.
The Creative Presentation of Color Elements in Chinese Painting Art under the View of Information Technology
Authors: Lei Wenfei
Published: May 2024

In this paper, Chinese paintings are scanned using a scanner under the same light conditions, and RGB format files are obtained. In order to ensure the accuracy of extracting the color elements of Chinese paintings through HSV color conversion of RGB format files and color-cutting processing based on fuzzy C-mean clustering on the premise of the extracted color elements, we explain in detail the application of the color elements of the art of Chinese paintings in the presentation of the creativity and the value of the Chinese painting art and carry out an example of analysis of the color elements of the art of Chinese paintings. The data shows that the highest choice of males for the perception of color elements in Chinese painting art is the “blue and yellow” option number of people accounting for 64.5% of the total. In contrast, the females in the color combination of the most choices with the same as the males, but accounted for a higher 71.5%, indicating that there is a difference between the perception of color elements in the art of Chinese painting for boys and girls, which sets out the differences in the perception of color elements in Chinese painting art for boys and girls. Boys and girls have different aesthetic views on the inventiveness of color elements in Chinese painting art, as evidenced by this. This study promotes the improvement of visual expression and creative presentation of color elements in Chinese painting art. Also, it has theoretical guidance value for the research and development of Chinese painting art information.
Digital Twin Technology Drives Innovation in Higher Education Management Mechanisms
Authors: Long Xiping
Published: May 2024

With the rapid advancement of information technology, the integration of digital twin technology into the higher education management framework has emerged as a critical challenge. This paper introduces an innovative mechanism leveraging digital twin technology to address key issues in higher education management. The mechanism incorporates a novel evaluation method that utilizes the benefits of fuzzy comprehensive evaluation over gray clustering to design the steps for fuzzy gray clustering. Subsequently, this study has successfully developed a higher education management evaluation model. M school has been chosen as the empirical study site to test the model concurrently. The findings indicate that in assessing the quality of higher education management, the distribution of weights across four primary indicators are as follows: evaluation and feedback (25.853%), teaching organization and design (25.125%), teaching content (24.873%), and teaching ability (24.149%). Notably, teaching organization, design, evaluation, and feedback collectively account for over 50% of the overall weights. Moreover, the implementation of digital twin technology resulted in a significant alteration in 70% of participant grades, with an observed increase in the proportions of A and B grades and a decrease in C and D grades.
Systematic Design and Effectiveness Enhancement of English Teaching in Colleges and Universities Combining Decision Tree Modeling
Authors: Ren Zhe
Published: May 2024

In the process of teaching English in colleges and universities, the variability of students’ performance and the factors affecting this variability have been considered by teachers and students. In this paper, data mining is applied to the systematic design of English teaching in colleges and universities, and the framework of the English teaching system in colleges and universities is constructed by improving the decision tree algorithm. The framework encompasses seven modules, from the login module to the personalized analysis based on the decision tree, which includes the entire process of English learning in colleges and universities. For the model in this paper, the total error rate of the training samples is 2.14, while the overall error rate of the test samples is 1.9. These errors are less than 10%, with high accuracy and stability. In the control test using the teaching system model in this paper, the total score of the experimental class is 5.21 points higher than that of the control class. The listening and speaking scores of the experimental class are significantly improved relative to that of the control class, and the difference between the two scores reaches more than 5. The experimental results show that the college English teaching model constructed in this paper has a significant effect on improving English performance.
The use of power information technology in fault diagnosis of electrical equipment
Authors: Feng Baozhen
Published: May 2024

As the electric power industry rapidly advances, diagnosing faults in electrical equipment has emerged as a critical challenge. In this study, we leverage advancements in power information technology to develop a method for extracting feature volumes, incorporating multiple characteristics to address mixed faults. Our approach begins with the application of a Backpropagation (BP) neural network to extract fault features from electrical equipment. Subsequently, we employ a Bayesian-optimized Correlation Vector Machine (CVM) classifier for precise diagnosis of mixed faults in transformer windings. We evaluated the performance of our BP-RVM model against traditional diagnostic models through real-world electrical fault diagnosis tests. The results demonstrated high diagnostic accuracy, with a maximum of 99.19%, a minimum of 96.41%, and an average accuracy of 97.73%, indicating a significant success rate in diagnosing types of electrical equipment faults. By providing new theoretical support and technical guidance, this study can improve the accuracy and efficiency of electrical equipment fault diagnosis.
Construction and Practical Application of Precision Evaluation System for Labor Education Teaching in Higher Vocational Colleges and Universities
Authors: Su Guohui
Published: May 2024

This paper builds a precise evaluation system for labor education teaching, and uses the Delphi method to test and eliminate the rationality of the indicators of the evaluation system to ensure the rationality of the evaluation system. The hierarchical analysis method is used to establish the hierarchical structure matrix of each index in the evaluation system and to calculate the weight value of each index in the evaluation system. Then, verify the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation set according to the weight value, calculate the value of each index system in the evaluation set, and calculate the comprehensive evaluation results using the weighted average type-bounded operator. The analysis of the precision evaluation of labor education teaching in Higher Vocational College A using this evaluation system reveals that the score of precision evaluation for labor education teaching in this school is low. Teachers lack precise guidance in teaching, and the average evaluation score of the indicator “quality of labor education for A32 students” is only 2.52 points. After implementing this evaluation system in labor education teaching, students’ performance in labor education has significantly changed. The average score of the experimental class is 27.13 points higher than that of the control class, with a significant difference (P=0.003<0.05). The evaluation system in this paper provides a reference for the evaluation of precise teaching of labor education in higher vocational colleges. It lays a foundation for improving the teaching quality of labor education.
Research on satellite overlapping covert communication method combined with CA
Authors: Li Hongwei
Published: May 2024

As electronic detection technology advances and the need for secure communication in terminal devices grows, traditional methods such as spread spectrum and overlapping communication are becoming inadequate for covert satellite communication. This paper introduces an enhanced approach by integrating the CA security protocol with satellite overlapping clandestine communication techniques. A network protocol stack, based on the TCP/IP reference model, is developed with a focus on the network layer and the data link layer. This study leverages the CSMA/CA key access technology at the link layer and proposes a method to mitigate interference in overlapping communication. It employs the LSTM algorithm to hypothesize the spectral posture of covert signals. It utilizes the least fitting degree method to minimize the impact of cover signals on the sub-spectrum of covert signals. The efficacy of this approach is assessed through simulation experiments, which provide a statistical analysis of the generated satellite overlapping covert signals. The results demonstrate a high anti-jamming probability, with complex envelope amplitude values ranging from 0.5 to 1.0, nearing a likelihood of 1. Additionally, the covert signals maintain a noise power spectral density similarity in the −2 to 2 Hz range, thereby enhancing their camouflaging effect.
Exploring the Integration and Value of Chinese Traditional Elements and Modern Clothing Design under Big Data Technology
Authors: Li Xun
Published: May 2024

Under the rich cultural background, clothing design should effectively integrate traditional culture to provide people with better quality clothing products and meet the demands of the development of clothing culture. This paper analyzes the classification and application value of traditional elements and explores the expression strategies and application steps of conventional elements in clothing design. Then, we use the VGG network as the basis and combine the semantic extraction network and style migration network to extract the styling features of traditional elements, introduce the OTSU algorithm to extract the pattern features of traditional cultural elements, and combine the improved K-Means clustering algorithm to extract the main color of conventional elements. The practice of clothing design was conducted using the Republican style as a source of inspiration, and the effectiveness of the mentioned methods and the application of clothing design were evaluated and analyzed. It was found that the color purity extracted by the improved K-Means clustering algorithm was about 2.5 times higher than the result of the octree method, and the testers’ ratings of the pattern and novelty of the clothing design reached 3.81 and 4.29, respectively. The technique allows for the effective integration of traditional elements extracted based on the method into modern clothing design, promoting more diversity in the visual expression of contemporary clothing design.
Research on Teaching and Dance Creation of Chinese Folk Dance in the Information Age
Authors: Liu Jianqiang
Published: May 2024

In this paper, we use motion capture technology to collect typical movements of Chinese folk dances and establish three-dimensional character models with the characteristics of human motion continuity and bone length invariance to discriminate the trajectory of skeletal movements. Video is used to export the data of Chinese folk dance. Design methods for extracting folk music and dance features to form a model for creating dances. Suppressing the noise of the original dance music, improving the accuracy of the fundamental frequency extraction of the music signal, and manually scoring the dance creation generation program are all benefits of using the Chebyshev filter. We propose the teaching method of Chinese folk dance in online broadcasting mode and carry out teaching experiments to compare the cooperative learning effect and dance technique evaluation effect between traditional dance teaching method and online broadcasting video lecture teaching method. The dance creation and generation program proposed in this paper is able to achieve a dance movement similarity of 0.92, which is able to preserve the original dance posture of Chinese folk dances to a greater extent. The results of the technical evaluation show that the teaching effects of the two teaching methods present significant differences in the four methods of basic technique, pair cooperation, dance expression, and total score, i.e., P<0.05, which shows that the online live video explanation method is more suitable for the teaching of ethnic folk dance in the information age.