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SELF-DISCLOSURE DI MEDIA SOSIAL: PERAN KONTROL DIRI DAN AL-HAYA’ PADA REMAJA MUSLIM
Authors: Widiningsih Yuli , Cucuani Hijriyati , Fitriyani Eka
Published: February 2025

Pengungkapan diri atau self-disclosure adalah komunikasi mengenai informasi diri individu yang secara aktif disembunyikan akan diungkapkan. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk melihat pengaruh malu terhadap self-disclosure di media sosial pada remaja muslim yang dimediasi oleh kontrol diri. Subjek dalam penelitian ini adalah remaja muslim dari siswa Madrasah Aliyah Negeri yang ada di kota Pekanbaru kelas X-XII yang menggunakan media sosial. Teknik pengambilan sampel pada penelitian ini adalah convenience sampling, dengan jumlah sampel 410. Pengumpulan data menggunakan tiga alat ukur yaitu: skala Al-Haya’ scale, Self-control dan Self-disclosure yang diberikan secara online pada siswa melalui guru Bimbingan Konseling setiap sekolah. Teknik analisis data yang digunakan adalah teknik analisis mediator, dengan bantuan program JAMOVI. Penelitian ini membuktikan bahwa malu tidak mempengaruhi self-disclosure melalui self- control. Adanya malu pada remaja dapat mempengaruhi self-disclosure dalam arah yang positif, kecuali pada dimensi banyaknya informasi yang diberikan. Selain itu, dari penelitian ini juga diketahui bahwa malu mempengaruhi self-control, namun self-control tidak mempengaruhi self-disclosure.
BASIC PSYCHOLOGICAL NEED IS EFFECTIVE AS A MEDIATOR IN IMPROVING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SCHOOL CLIMATE AND STUDENT ENGAGEMENT IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
Authors: Latifa Ainun , Mardianto Mardianto
Published: February 2025

This study aims to see how the contribution of school climate and the fulfillment of basic psychological needs to student engagement in elementary school students in Agam district.  This study uses quantitative methods. Student engagement was measured using School Engagement Measure (SEM)- MacArthur with a reliability of 0.869, Comprehensive School Climate Inventory with a reliability of 0.860, and Basic Psychological Needs in the Classroom Scale (BPN-CS) with a reliability of 0.832. The sampling technique in this study used cluster random sampling with a total of 138 elementary students in Agam district. Multiple linear regression analysis is the analytical technique used in this study. The results of this study showed a significance value (p) of 0.00 <0.05, these results indicate that school climate and basic psychological needs simultaneously contribute to student engagement in elementary school students in Agam district. The contribution given is as much as 49.7%. School climate and basic psychological need separately also show a contribution to student engagement, and school climate shows a higher contribution than basic psychological need
EFFECTIVENESS OF RECIPROCAL PEER TUTORING AND MULTISYSTEMIC THERAPIES ON ADOLESCENTS OFFENDING BEHAVIOUR
Authors: Aremu Oyesoji Amos , Adeyemo Waliat Folasade , Emmanuel Stephen Oluwaseun
Published: February 2025

This study examined the impact of reciprocal peer tutoring and multisystemic therapy on reducing offending behaviour in out-of-school adolescents at motor parks in Ogun State, Nigeria. Focusing on peer influence and self-control as moderating variables, the research employed a multistage sampling technique to select participants from three motor parks across different senatorial districts. The study adopted a pre-test-post-test control group quasi-experimental design,with a 3x3x3 factorial matrix involving two experimental groups and one control group. A multistage sampling technique was employed to select 89 out-of-school adolescents from three major motor parks. The treatment lasted eight weeks in which the participants were randomly assigned into two experimental conditions (reciprocal peer tutoring and multisytremic), while the control group received no treatment. The findings revealed a significant main effect of the treatments on reduction of offending behaviour. The moderators, peer influence and self-control also significantly influenced the effectiveness of the treatment. It is concluded that reciprocal peer tutoring and multisystemic therapy are effective in the reduction of offending behaviour among out-of-school adolescents. Peer influence and self-control were also identified as effective.  These findings hold significant implications for counselling practice and policies as it relates to offending behaviour of out-of-school adolescents in Nigeria.
INTEGRASI NILAI-NILAI AL-QUR’AN DALAM PENDEKATAN KONSELING: TINJAUAN KESEHATAN MENTAL REMAJA KORBAN CYBERBULLYING
Authors: Afnita Nora , Kadir Abdul , Kustati Martin , Sepriyanti Nana , Wandi Joni Indra
Published: February 2025

Cyberbullying has become a serious threat to the mental health of adolescents in the digital era. Its impacts include depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and the risk of deviant behavior. A counseling approach based on the values of the Qur'an offers an alternative solution to address these issues through Islamic principles such as compassion (rahmah), wisdom (hikmah), and counsel (mau‘izhah). This study aims to analyze the role of integrating Qur'anic values in counseling to enhance the mental health of adolescents who are victims of cyberbullying. The research employs a descriptive qualitative approach with literature study and phenomenological analysis of relevant Qur'anic verses and the literature on mental health in Islam. The findings indicate that a Qur'an-based counseling approach can help adolescents develop resilience, cope with emotional stress, and build a strong Islamic identity. Therefore, this approach can serve as a practical guide for Islamic counselors in addressing the mental health issues of adolescents.
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SMART ABA METHOD ON TOILET TRAINING SKILLS IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER
Authors: Sutadi Rudy , Tunjungsari Agita , Pakpahan Alfred , Arneliza Arneliza , Yunanto Kuncono Teguh
Published: February 2025

Independent toilet skills are basic skills that must be mastered by every child, including children with autism spectrum (ASD). This skill begins with toilet training. However, toilet training for ASD children is a challenge in itself. Children with ASD have developmental disorders that impact many aspects of their lives, including toilet training skills. This study aims to determine the effectiveness of the Smart ABA (Smart Applied Behavior Analysis) Method on the toilet training ability of ASD children. Smart ABA is a development of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). This study uses an experimental method with a single research subject design and data analysis using visual graphs. The subjects of this study are two children with ASD, a boy aged 5 years and 7 years. The parents of the subjects were included in this study. The Smart ABA therapists who trained the subjects in this study have fulfilled their competencies as Smart ABA therapists. The most important finding of this study was the success of both subjects in daytime toilet training within 43 to 67 days.  These findings show the effectiveness of the Smart ABA method in achieving independence in toilet skills for ASD children. The results of this study will provide an in-depth understanding for parents of children with ASD, therapists, professionals, and doctors in the management of toilet training. The results of this study make an important scientific contribution to independent toilet skills in children with ASD. The stages of self-toilet skills using Smart ABA are discussed.
Autonomous shuttles in Bavarian Bad Birnbach
Authors: Wagner-Hanl Nicole , Wagner Julian , Rüpplein Leandra , Huber Thomas
Published: February 2025

Can artificial intelligence (AI) improve the use of autonomous minibuses? Shuttles that know when and where they are needed – that is the ambition in the KI4autoBUS research project. More efficient fleet
control, including design and use for people with mobility impairments, is being developed and tested as part of the project. For the project, the autonomous buses in use in Bad Birnbach (Lower Bavaria) are being converted to be barrier-free and temporarily controlled in the background with innovative AI software.
Semi-trailer in Germany
Authors: Truschkin Eugen
Published: February 2025

Over the last 15 years road transport has continued holding its dominant position, slowly increasing its share among other transport modes in Europe. In Germany, 71 % of road transport performance in 2021 was processed via semi-trailers – that can be considered as the dominant loading unit in the continental transportation segment. The goal of this article is to provide an update from our previous survey published in 2020.
Prototipo de sistema automatizado para lectura y control de medidores de energía inteligentes
Authors: Melo Cárdenas Ronald Stivel , Rodríguez Umaña Luis Alfredo , Martinez Baquero Javier Eduardo , Baquero Álvarez Nelson
Published: February 2025

El presente artículo expone la implementación de un prototipo de sistema automatizado para la lectura y control de variables en medidores de energía eléctrica, siendo una respuesta fundamental ante los desafíos contemporáneos y futuros en el sector de distribución de energía. Este enfoque no sólo aborda las demandas actuales del panorama energético, caracterizadas por la necesidad de eficiencia y gestión inteligente, sino que también se proyecta hacia el futuro, anticipando y enfrentando los desafíos emergentes en la expansión y modernización de las infraestructuras eléctricas, optimizando la lectura remota y el control preciso de variables. Los resultados muestran una oportunidad  significativa para mejorar la eficiencia operativa y reducir costos en el sector eléctrico, siendo la adopción  de protocolos de comunicación como DLMS/COSEM y Modbus, respaldada por la implementación de sistemas telemétricos en plataformas como Raspberry Pi u Orange  Pi con programación en Python.
Desarrollo de un sistema de gestión de la información de la investigación basado en repositorios de conocimiento caso: Dirección de Investigación y Extensión de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Sede Manizales
Authors: Bermon Angarita Leonardo , Prieto Taborda María Amparo
Published: February 2025

El conocimiento se ha convertido en uno de los intangibles más apreciados por las organizaciones debido a su valor para la toma de decisiones y el logro de ventaja competitiva. En las universidades es necesario contar con tecnologías que permitan almacenar, recuperar y utilizar el conocimiento proveniente de proyectos de investigación. Este estudio presenta el desarrollo de un sistema de gestión de información de procesos de investigación implementado como un repositorio de conocimiento. Se utilizó el proceso unificado como metodología de desarrollo de software. El sistema desarrollado se aplicó en un caso de estudio en la Universidad Nacional de Colombia – Sede Manizales. Los resultados muestran que el sistema permitió gestionar y hacer seguimiento a los productos derivados de la ejecución de proyectos realizados por grupos de investigación. Además, el sistema fue probado para una convocatoria de MinCiencias dirigida a la medición y reconocimiento de grupos de investigación.
Agentes de software basados en técnicas de aprendizaje automático. Perspectivas desde 2010 hasta 2023
Authors: Cazares Alegría Hipatia , Pico Valencia Pablo
Published: February 2025

Este estudio tiene como objetivo analizar las principales propuestas teóricas y prácticas en las que los agentes de software se han integrado con modelos de aprendizaje automático para determinar su alcance en términos de inteligencia, proactividad, colaboración y aprendizaje. Para el desarrollo de esta investigación, se utilizó la metodología propuesta por Kofod-Peterson. Aplicando dicha metodología, se analizaron 55 estudios. Los estudios mostraron que en la interacción entre agentes de software y aprendizaje automático, los procesos cooperativos y colaborativos han sido ampliamente utilizados en la resolución de problemas de control y en la optimización de datos en escenarios distribuidos como el hogar, los juegos y las telecomunicaciones. También se encontró que, en su mayoría, se utilizaron modelos de aprendizaje por refuerzo en comparación con los modelos de aprendizaje automático, ya que contribuyen de manera más significativa a la modelización de tareas cooperativas, lo cual es ampliamente utilizado en sistemas inteligentes.
Análisis espectral de emisiones electromagnéticas de descargas parciales en entornos con obstáculos
Authors: Ardila Rey Jorge Alfredo , Figueroa Karmelic Daniel Jesús , Rozas Valderrama Rodrigo , Gaete Morales Pablo
Published: February 2025

La detección de descargas parciales (DP) en equipos eléctricos es esencial para evaluar el estado de los sistemas de aislamiento. Entre los métodos existentes, la medición de emisiones UHF de PD a través de antenas se destaca por permitir el diagnóstico en instalaciones energizadas sin necesidad de una conexión galvánica entre el sensor y el equipo. Esta técnica presenta ventajas significativas sobre métodos más tradicionales; sin embargo, no está exenta de desafíos. La presencia de obstáculos en el entorno de medición puede generar interferencias destructivas y constructivas, reflejando o difractando las emisiones UHF. Estas interferencias pueden afectar el diagnóstico del estado de la aislación, dificultar la localización del origen de las emisiones y complicar la identificación del tipo de DP. Este artículo presenta los resultados de una serie de experimentos que caracterizan el efecto de diversas configuraciones de obstáculos en la señal registrada mediante una antena Vivaldi. Los hallazgos permiten identificar las bandas de frecuencia cuya amplitud se ve alterada debido a la interferencia constructiva de ondas reflejadas en los obstáculos, proporcionando información valiosa para optimizar las mediciones y mejorar la precisión en el diagnóstico de DP.
Diseño de un marco de gestión del conocimiento para empresas de software: estudio de caso y contraste teórico
Authors: Rodríguez Fonseca Fernando , Castro Silva Hugo Fernando , Cordero Díaz Marling Carolina
Published: February 2025

Este estudio tiene como objetivo proponer una estructura de etapas para el proceso de gestión del conocimiento en una empresa de desarrollo de software, contrastando dicha propuesta con modelos teóricos y antecedentes de organizaciones afines. La metodología empleada comprende, por un lado, la recolección de información primaria en una empresa multinacional del sector y, por otro, un análisis exhaustivo de fuentes secundarias y terciarias obtenidas de bases de datos académicas especializadas. Las variables de la gestión del conocimiento abordadas en este estudio incluyen la creación, difusión, aplicación y almacenamiento del conocimiento, además del capital intelectual. Las fases propuestas se comparan con la información recolectada, permitiendo identificar particularidades específicas del sector. Los hallazgos sugieren que un modelo de gestión del conocimiento adaptado a las prácticas características de estas organizaciones puede incrementar el aprendizaje organizacional, promover la innovación, mejorar la colaboración entre los empleados y aportar valor estratégico a la empresa.
Application of different ventilation strategies in residential buildings - case study
Authors:   University of Kragujevac, Faculty of engineering, Kragujevac, Serbia, Velemir Radović Minja , Nikolić Danijela
Published: February 2025

Buildings have become a key issue in developing of sustainable solutions due to their significant contribution to total CO2 emissions and substantial energy consumption. Special attention is devoted to building ventilation, which has a significant rate of building energy consumption. HVAC systems are essential for maintaining a healthy environment for building occupants. Natural ventilation uses natural forces such as wind and temperature differences to fresh air circulation. Mechanical venti- lation systems are designed to provide continuous circulation of fresh air in buildings, thereby im- proving indoor air quality. Modernly designed mechanical ventilation systems utilize advanced tech- nologies such as heat recovery units, which reduce energy consumption and improve building energy efficiency. This paper presents modeling of different ventilation strategies in a residential building, using EnergyPlus software. Simulations were provided for selected summer and winter days. Ob- tained results for natural ventilation showed zone ventilation heat losses and gains, while mechanical ventilation system with heat recovery is modeled with emphasis on indoor air quality.
Dear Carnegie Hall: Utilising Digital Technologies to Unlock Multiple Perspectives of the Past
Authors: Farrar Ruth
Published: February 2025

Accounts of history inherently vary. This single-piece exploration investigates how digital media technologies – specifically, an app – can be used to capture the complexities of understanding a history’s multiple perspectives and perceptions. Dear Carnegie Hall is an interactive storytelling app commissioned by Carnegie Hall in New York to commemorate the music venue’s 125th anniversary. This project was a collaboration between researcher and app producer Ruth Farrar and Barney Heywood and Lucy Telling from Stand + Stare: an interactive design company based in the UK.
In terms of process, Dear Carnegie Hall applies app, image recognition and augmented reality technologies in conjunction with archive material and messages from patrons, backstage staff and audience members. The project provides an original contribution to the emerging trend of museums and galleries mediating digital technologies in apps to create new modes of understanding history. Such apps typically provide a one-way channel of sharing history from the organisation’s app to attendee (see ‘British Museum Visitor Guide’ app (2016) and ‘Uffizi Gallery’, Florence (2017)). In contrast, ‘Dear Carnegie Hall’ explores how the affordances of an app can provide for a more democratic approach to narrating the stories of history. As well as the app curating stories of Carnegie Hall’s past, the user is also able to record an audio postcard (Farrar, 2015) of their personal story and experiences of Carnegie Hall, which in turn aimed to position the app as that which broadened the diversity of the venue. Dear Carnegie Hall thus demonstrates how using new digital technologies can encourage a sense of play with the seemingly fixed stories of history, which led to its users commenting on a deeper understanding of the organisation’s history.
Inverting the ‘Black Box’ of Technology: The Digital Ghost Hunt
Authors: Westling Carina , Hall Elliott , Krell Mary
Published: February 2025

This article provides an account of the author’s own creative project, The Digital Ghost Hunt, a 2017-2019 collaboration between the University of Sussex, King’s Digital Lab and KIT Theatre. The project was funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Centre in the 2018 ‘Immersive Experience’ funding stream and was awarded a full grant for the pilot and an extension to build and widen audiences in the second phase in 2019. Throughout this article we explore the role of an immersive experience in deepening social and historical engagement with the physical world in contrast to the ‘black box’ design paradigm. This work allows for the comparison of the engagement of participants invited to engage with technology-aided experience as builder-makers and as naïve audiences to an already designed experience. We also consider the interactions between design and technology as a means of bringing people of different ages and attitudes towards technology together through shared learning and problem-solving, also with a nod to the popularity of escape room experiences.
Dis_place: Reflections on Creating Mixed Reality Performance using Virtual Reality Technologies
Authors: Wise Kerryn
Published: February 2025

Dis_place is a mixed reality performance that takes audiences on a journey using a range of virtual reality (VR) technologies, immersive sound, and live dance performance. Through close analysis of my practice as research project, this article presents reflections on the developing creative strategies and approaches to making VR-based mixed reality performance. It traces the creative process in the making of the work, combining links to the VR artwork, video footage of the live performance, and images from the project. This is combined with my observations and analysis of audience feedback. Through this analysis, the writing assesses the affordances of using VR technologies within immersive performance practices, addressing some of the technological, practical, choreographic, and conceptual concerns. Concluding that these technologies have huge potential for offering audiences new embodied encounters that can shift perspectives and produce transformational, intimate, emotive, and unsettling experiences. Dis_place VR should be viewed on a head-mounted display (HMD). It can be accessed through itch.io here and Viveport here.
Rheological Behaviour and Rutting Resistance of Asphalt Modified with SBS and Nano-silica
Authors: Pirhadi Tavandashti Ali , Babaki Mehrdad Mirshekarian
Published: February 2025

This study is conducted to enhance the performance of bitumen at high temperatures. To do so, styrene-butadiene-styrene (SBS) and Nano-silica polymer additives were used. Initially, pure bitumen versus bitumen 60/70 samples with 2.5%, 3.5%, 4.5%, and 5.5% SBS polymer, and modified bitumen samples with 4.5% SBS polymer and 1%, 2%, 3%, and 4% Nano-silica were prepared using a high shear mixer. Polymer separation tests, rolling thin film oven tests, dynamic shear rheometer tests, and rotational viscosity tests were performed on the modified bitumen samples. Preliminary results of the dynamic shear rheometer test showed that SBS polymer improved the high-temperature performance of bitumen and increased its resistance to permanent deformation. However, Nano-silica had a more significant effect than SBS in improving the high-temperature performance of bitumen. The combination of 4.5% SBS and 4% Nano-silica enhanced the high-temperature performance of bitumen. Additionally, the results of the bitumen separation test showed that combining bitumen with SBS polymer caused the polymer to separate from the bitumen. Nevertheless, adding 1% Nano-silica resolved this issue. Asphalt mixture samples for the above compounds were then prepared based on the Superpave mix design method, and a dynamic creep test was performed. The results of this test showed that the combination of SBS and Nano-silica polymers significantly increases the resistance of the mixture at high temperatures. The combination of 4.5% SBS polymer and 4% Nano-silica, compared to the control sample with pure bitumen at 50 °C and 60 °C, reduces the cumulative strain by 51% and 41%, respectively, demonstrating the best performance. Therefore, the combination of Nano-silica with SBS polymer can be widely used in places with hot weather.
Esther Muñiz Espada, Las necesarias reformas legislativas de la nueva política agraria
Authors: Ugena Muñoz Sara
Published: February 2025

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Dog registration hanging on a tooth: A case report
Authors: Crespi Julián A. , Illegas Castagnasso Egle Etel , Arizmendi Analía , Castillo Nadia Sabiela , Zappa María Eugenia , Peral García Pilar , Fernandez María Elena , Giovambattista Guillermo
Published: February 2025

Dog breeder associations have regulations for the registration and breeding of their individuals. The complete dentition is between them, thus the absence of first and second molars prevents the registration of specimens. A dispute arose when the registration of a 20-month-old male dog was rejected by the Argentine club of German Shepherd Dog Breeders, because the second lower right molar was absent in routine examination. The breeder appealed the decision, alleging that the absence of the molar was accidental and not for a genetic reason, providing as evidence a molar found in his breeding kennel. Our laboratory was consulted with the objective of determining the genetic relationship between the oral swab sample obtained from the rejected dog (reference), and the molar found (evidence). For this reason, genotyping was carried out through the use of microsatellites. The results confirmed that the samples shared the same DNA profile, with the molar found being between 1.00E+11 and 1.27E+17 times more likely to have come from the dog to be registered than from an animal taken at random from the reference population. To date, there are no known reports of a similar dispute, resolved by studying a DNA profile using a tooth.
The innovation of social governance and the enlightenment for the governance of Macao’s social organizations in the digital age
Authors: Zhang Jing , Wong Cora Un In
Published: February 2025

In the new era, an important component of China’s social governance system construction is to strengthen and innovate social governance to improve the ability and level of social governance in China. To ensure the long-term stability of the country and the well-being of the vast majority of the people, it is necessary to be adept at strengthening social governance, continuously improve and improve the governance system that is suitable for the development of modern society with scientific thinking methods, and enhance the level and capacity of governance in China. Based on this, this paper discusses how to promote the innovation of social governance in the digital age, and proposes innovative ideas on the model of social organization governance under the guidance of .
Jerzego Topolskiego model transmisji wiedzy historycznej w edukacji szkolnej a współczesne wyzwania krytycznej dydaktyki historii
Authors: Julkowska Violetta
Published: February 2025

The starting point of article is a little‑known text by Jerzy Topolski, devoted to the transmission of historical knowledge in school education, inspired by reading Umberto Eco's book Lector in fabula. Topolski’s text presents the problem of the persuasive narrative pressure occurring in the teaching of history at school. The author presents Topolski's position, which postulates conscious consideration of the effects of the triple interpretation that takes place during the transfer of historical knowledge in school textbooks, and shows how Topolski's idea of educating students as critical readers takes place in contemporary teaching practice. The article puts forward a thesis about the anticipatory nature of Topolski's text, which in the mid‑1990s proposed a model of historical education that was ahead of its time, but possible to implement in Poland today, thanks to the change in the approach to historical education and the creation of a series of history textbooks, preferring education based on competence of historical thinking and creating a textbook narrative open to interpretation.
Wyzwania historii cyfrowej: pomiędzy narzędziami a zagrożeniami usieciowionej rzeczywistości naukowej
Authors: Kowalewski Jacek
Published: February 2025

Digital history is developing in the context of research networking, which means the transfer of research activity to the Internet, fundamentally changing the conditions of scientific activity. The author treats digital history as an element of the digital subculture developed by IT corporations. The phenomenon of surveillance capitalism, described by Shoshana Zuboff, exposes the dangers of digitization to science, where the collection of data by Big Tech carries the risk of information manipulation, transmission control, and violation of researchers' autonomy. Digital history and related technologies are becoming a challenge for historiography, and concerns include networking, corporate data control, and artificial intelligence abuses. The introduction of these technologies also has cultural and social implications, impacting not only freedom of research, but also the work of humanists in an evolving digital culture.
Muzeum uwikłane, muzeum uwikłania? Dom Pamięci Żydów Górnośląskich na tle polskiego boomu muzealnego
Authors: Kobielska Maria
Published: February 2025

This article is a presentation of the results of research on the history and mechanisms of the Polish museum boom in which I focus on seeking the critical and opening potential of new Polish historical museums in the context of minority memories. In this vein, I conduct a case study of the Upper Silesian Jews’ House of Remembrance, a branch of the Gliwice Museum that opened to the public in 2018 and elaborates on themes that are doubly excluded within Polish memory culture: German‑Jewish history. I take into account the museum’s spatial context (the Jewish cemetery), building (a restored pre‑burial house from the early 20th century), the permanent exhibition itself, and, additionally, my autoethnography as a researcher of Polish historical museums, and a Gliwice native, placing the analysis in the context of the theory of the implicated subject (Rothberg) and the community of implication (Lehrer) – directly and, most importantly, indirectly implicated in a history in injustice, oppression, and violence. Finally, I propose a term of “a museum of implication”, the infrastructure of difficult memory that would open up new possibilities for problematizing present relations with the past.
Pamięć i zapomnienie przemysłu i środowiska okręgów przemysłowych w okresie PRL-U I III RP
Authors: Tomczok Paweł
Published: February 2025

The article analyses the forms of memory and forgetting about the heavy industry from the post‑war period to the transformation period. In the post‑war years, the rhetoric of great acceleration dominated, in which the emphasis on the intensification of work and production overrode all obstacles – both the exploitation of workers and the excessive exploitation of the environment. At the turn of the 1960s, forms of ecological awareness began to appear related to knowledge on the destruction of the environment in the vicinity of large factories. The modernization narrative about subsequent industrialization plans began to be accompanied by increasingly more vital voices recalling the destruction of forest, agricultural, and urban environments. Only during the transformation period, when industrialization projects collapsed, could the ecological disasters caused by the Polish People's Republic’s industry be remembered and commemorated. New forms of memory about the rapidly degrading heavy industry, especially photographs, demonstrate the ongoing deindustrialization's social and spatial effects.
Trzy sprawy do profesora Lecha Witkowskiego w związku z jego esejem o Wycinankach
Authors: Wrzosek Wojciech
Published: February 2025

The author thanks Professor Witkowski for his unceremonious praise of his Cutouts. However, he also has three things to say to him: firstly, he explains that proposing Cutouts to students as a form of didactic etude is not feasible. Secondly, using the term Poznań school in relation to Poznań philosophy of science does not prevent us from remembering Florian Znaniecki’s Poznań school. Finally, thirdly: Jerzy Kmita, from his earliest works, has constantly benefited from the work of the world‑famous sociologist. The central concept of Kmita’s theory of culture, i.e., subjective phenomenon/subjective concept, is an explication of Florian Znaniecki’s humanistic coefficient.
Corpus-based analysis of second language writing errors and their pedagogical implications
Authors: Li Yuehua , Han Lihao
Published: February 2025

Second language writing is not only a major problem for language learners but also a long-term focus of attention in the field of applied linguistics, and the error analysis of second language writing is of great significance for the development of language education at different stages. Multimodal discourse analysis is used to construct a corpus and propose a research methodology for second language teaching in this study. The errors in writing for second language teaching are investigated in detail based on the theory of error analysis in five steps: collecting samples, identifying errors, describing errors, interpreting errors, and evaluating errors. Through the investigation and analysis, it was found that among the four dimensions of functional adequacy, the task requirement dimension had the highest average score (5.71) and the most concentrated data, and the average scores of the comprehensibility (4.55) and coherence and articulation (4.35) dimensions decreased in order. Among the linguistic feature indicators, lexical complexity, lexical diversity, syntactic complexity and writing scores all have significant positive correlations, with correlation coefficients in the range of 0.26 to 0.35 and p-values less than 0.01. Among them, lexical diversity and writing scores have reached a moderate correlation coefficient of 0.35, which indicates that the more lexical varieties there are, the more low-frequency words are found, the more words are included in an average of each T unit, the more words, the higher the overall rating of the essay. The amount of writing errors in the student essay samples was all negatively correlated with the student’s essay scores, and the p’s were all less than 0.05, which is a very high correlation; the higher the number of writing errors, the lower the essay scores. This dissertation makes recommendations for teaching second-language writing and provides a reference for research on teaching writing in a second language based on the analysis results.
Modelling and optimisation of photovoltaic power generation systems based on artificial intelligence algorithms
Authors: Xu Guoze , Wang Dong
Published: February 2025

The study applies artificial intelligence algorithms to the field of photovoltaic power generation. After exploring the construction of a photovoltaic power generation system, the simulation system of the photovoltaic array is constructed in the Matlab/Simulink platform, the MPPT algorithm is utilized to ensure the maximum output power state of the photovoltaic system, the step-up Boost circuit is added, and the maximum power point is tracked by selecting the perturbation observation method. Through simulation experiments, the output characteristics of the PV cells and the maximum power point tracking performance of the PV power generation system constructed in this paper were detected. Then, the maximum power tracking MPPT algorithm is optimized by the particle swarm algorithm (PSO) to construct the optimal control strategy for PV power generation using the particle swarm algorithm. The PSO algorithm is compared with the PSO-MPPT algorithm to maximize power extraction and track performance, in order to check the optimization effect. When the intensity of sunlight increases, the short-circuit current of the PV cell increases and the maximum power of the cell increases. When the external temperature increases, the short-circuit current of the PV cell decreases very little, and the maximum power of the cell decreases. The extraction efficiency of the PSO-MPPT algorithm in the four modes is 99.78%, 99.60%, 99.59%, and 99.54%, which is significantly better than that of the PSO algorithm, and the PSO-MPPT algorithm has a better tracking ability.
Research on the design process and comfort optimisation path of functional clothing based on the principle of heat transfer
Authors: Guo Zilian , Chen Chang
Published: February 2025

The function of heat and moisture transfer of garment fabrics plays a very important role in the regulation of microclimate inside the garment. The first step in improving clothing comfort research was to analyze the design needs of functional clothing based on the principle of heat transfer. Then, the functional garment test was proposed, six fabric fabrics were selected as experimental objects, and the thermal resistance value of fabrics in dry skin conditions and the total heat dissipation in sweaty and wet skin conditions were studied. At the same time, in 92% high humidity conditions, several common clothing fabrics made for human wearing experiments were assessed for their heat and humidity comfort in the high humidity environment. Finally, the optimisation of clothing fabrics, as an example of summer clothing, selected the maximum transient heat flux Q-max and selected the thermal conductivity K as a characterisation index to determine the optimal fabric organisation of the linen fabrics and cotton, and then On this basis, the design of summer garments is carried out. The main design of its loft and opening optimization has been carried out.
Optimising the content and pedagogy of the mathematics curriculum in vocational education in an information technology environment
Authors: Wang Meng , Hu Yaping , Liu Jianxin
Published: February 2025

This study mainly focuses on the study of the theory of information technology optimization of education and the way of information technology education, based on the principles of the design of teaching information, and proposes the strategy of using information technology to optimize the teaching of mathematical problem-guided learning. The use of information technology mathematics education in practical teaching, combined with the questionnaire survey method and independent samples t-test, to explore the current situation of information technology and mathematics teaching survey and teaching effectiveness and draw the corresponding conclusions, In vocational colleges and universities, 61% of students believe that information technology in the classroom is generally used and is fully compatible with the use of information technology, and 87.8% of the students like the teacher to use information technology in the classroom. Whereas, outside the classroom, the use of information technology by teachers has not functioned well, and the teaching of mathematics with information technology can significantly improve the mathematical computation skills of students (Sig. = 0.001).
A study of data visualisation methods for reconstructing the symbolic transmission of Aboriginal oral traditions
Authors: Chen Qi
Published: February 2025

Digital technology expands oral communication methods and reconstructs Aboriginal oral narratives with diverse forms of presentation. This paper analyzes the role of Aboriginal oral narratives and explores the impact of digital technology on the development of oral history. Aiming at the diversity and complexity of aboriginal oral languages, a multilingual real-time end-to-end speech translation model is proposed. Based on the two elements of textual data and image impact, digital projection technology is used to visualise oral information. Comparative tests are conducted to examine the recognition accuracy of speech recognition and translation technology in the oral speech of aborigines. Combined with the existing communication effect evaluation model, we construct a communication effect evaluation system for the digital transformation of oral communication through the dimensions of communication content and subject-object dimension. Based on the retrieval data of “Aboriginal oral narratives”, the effects of digital oral communication are evaluated. The evaluation indicators of the effect of digital oral communication include three parts: communication content dimension (24.47%), communication subject dimension (21.57%), and communication object dimension (53.96%), and the overall score is 73.5, which is at a good level. Digitization technology can enhance the transmission effectiveness of oral communication methods.
A study of asymptotically non-expansive mapping iteration and weakly convergent approximation methods based on Banach spaces
Authors: Guo Zhirong
Published: February 2025

The theory of immovable points is an important branch of research in general functional analysis, which has wide and deep applications in the disciplines of differential equations, integral equations, numerical analysis, response theory, cybernetics, and optimisation. In this paper, based on the existence theorem of immovable points, we study the convergence of asymptotically nonexpansive mappings under a mixed sequence of iterations (with mean error terms) in Banach spaces with consistent Gateaux differentiable parametrization and consistent regular structure. Let E be a consistent convex Banach space, K a nonempty convex subset of E, and : P E → K a nonexpansive contraction map on E to K. Let S
1, S
2 : K→K be two asymptotically nonexpansive self-mappings and T
1, T
2 : K → E, be two asymptotically nonexpansive nonself-mappings. The weakly convergent approximation theorem for the iteration of asymptotically nonexpansive mappings is that the Banach space E has the Frechet differentiable paradigm, the Kadec-Klee property, the Opial’s condition, and Definition {x
n} weakly converges to a common immovable point of S
1, S
2, T
1 and T
2.
Data Owner Rights Protection and Digital Identity Management Enabled by Blockchain
Authors: Liang Dong , Wang Jun , Wang Zhixin , Tong Cuizhi , Zhang Hui
Published: February 2025

With the rapid development of blockchain technology, it shows great potential in data owner rights protection and digital identity management. In this study, a shared rights protection system for data owners and a digital identity management system were constructed using the blockchain architecture system, combined with cryptography technology. Additionally, the functional module design is implemented for both groups of systems, and the performance of the data owner rights protection system and digital identity management system is verified through simulation experiments. The throughput of the PBFT consensus algorithm used in this paper’s entitlement protection system is 1281, 1319, 1205, 1348, and 1346 in order when the number of nodes is 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50.The entitlement protection system proposed in this paper is tested on trusted preprocessing, audit file encryption, audit cipher uploading, audit cipher downloading, audit file decrypting, and trusted root verification. 150 times with an average time consumption (ms) of 6.50, 460.43, 28.99, 37.43, 240.09, and 6.47, respectively. In addition, the proposed digital identity management system has a less average time consumption for individual credential issuance. The time consumption of this system in the authentication phase is 0~163.71ms faster than the comparison system and it can improve the security of the management system by using multi-signature technique.
A study on the design of a quantitative model for building the academic culture of financial aid recipients in a new quality productivity environment
Authors: Wu Zhuojun
Published: February 2025

In the context of prioritizing the development of new quality productivity, financial assistance to students confronts the challenge of fostering academic integrity. In order to deepen the understanding of the relationship between financial aid work and academic style construction, this paper constructs a quantitative model of academic style construction using the multiple linear regression method. According to the results of factor analysis, five factors were extracted for linear regression, and it was found that financial aid work had a contribution amount of 0.089 units in academic style construction. The factors of student quality, financial aid work, and parent-child relationships significantly affect the building of an academic climate. The mediating variables of financial aid work that affect the building of academic climate are teachers’ and students’ factors. Every 1 unit increase in teachers’ factors increases 0.247 units in school academic climate building. For every 1 unit increase in the individual factor, the school ethos building increases by 0.414 units.
Properties of Slag-Based Geopolymer-Stabilized Indian Lithomargic Soil Using Sugarcane Bagasse Ash for Sustainable Pavement Design
Authors: Marathe Shriram , Nieświec Martyna , Bhat Arun Kumar , Shetty Srinath
Published: February 2025

This investigation examines the feasibility of stabilizing lithomargic soil subgrades through the utilization of geopolymerized slag (GGBS) and sugarcane bagasse ash (SCBA). Through a series of compaction experiments, the best dry density was obtained by maintaining a constant slag dosage of 10% by weight of the soil while altering the dosage of SCBA. The geopolymeric aqueous solution is produced by combining water glass (Na2SiO3) and caustic soda (NaOH). The soil mixtures were subjected to both unstabilized and stabilized UCS and CBR experiments. The experiments suggest that the strength of subgrade soil enhances with the inclusion of SCBA up to a specific threshold (i.e., 15%), after which it decreases due to a constant dosing of slag. In order to comprehend the hardening performance subsequent to geopolymer stabilization, the microstructural analysis is implemented. The establishment of co-relationships among the strength parameters (UCS and CBR) facilitated the formulation of a simple linear regression model in order to comprehend the relationship among the strength parameters of geopolymer-stabilized lithomargic soil. The long-term effectiveness of mechanical performance was disclosed by the boost of strength performance, as evidenced by the prolonged CBR and UCS achievement. This study also suggests a pavement design that adheres to the Indian Roads Congress principles for low-volume roadways, which results in a substantial reduction (45%) of entire pavement thickness while maintaining performance. The economic benefits of geopolymer stabilization in rural pavement construction were revealed through a comprehensive cost analysis that compared the conventional and modified pavement designs while also maintaining the sustainability element.
Precedent Phenomena as Means of Language Representation of TREACHERY Concept in English Media Discourse
Authors:   St. Petersburg State University, Rubtsova S. , Dobrova T. ,   St. Petersburg State University
Published: February 2025

This paper provides an analysis of the concept of the English-speaking conceptual sphere TREACHERY, identifies its nuclear and peripheral conceptual features, and considers ways of linguistic representation of this concept. The articles of English-language dictionaries served as the material for the identification of the nuclear and peripheral conceptual features of this concept. As a result the conceptual field of TREACHERY is described, including both individual lexemes and phraseological units, and precedent phenomena located on the periphery of the field. By precedent phenomena, the authors understand a special group of linguistic phenomena that are well known to any representative of a particular culture. The article analyzes the variants of the TREACHERY concept representation through prece­dent phenomena in the media discourse. Expressiveness is char­acteristic of journalism, and the use of precedent phenomena allows you to influence the reader as expressively as possible. Precedent names are in the spotlight. The articles of “The Times” provided the material for the analysis.