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Recuperación de la memoria desde la gráfica: iglesia Matriz de Ambato 1904-1949
Authors: López Ulloa Fabián Santiago , Salcedo Landy Carlos Andrés , Espinoza Rojas Anahí Susana , Landy Guamán Carmen 
Published: December 2024

El escaso patrimonio cultural material de la ciudad de Ambato en la República de Ecuador, representa un pilar significativo en su memoria histórica y en su identidad colectiva, el cual ha sido mermado por los desastres naturales y por algunas políticas de desarrollo urbano. En la época republicana, en 1904, se comenzó a edificar un ejemplo notable de aquitectura que fue la iglesia católica de la Matriz, un edificio abovedado de piedra, que llegó a tener una gran carga simbólica en la ciudad, que colapsó parcialmente en el terremoto de 1949, y que finalmente se demolió para construirse la actual y moderna catedral. El presente trabajo a partir de la investigación de documentación histórica, reconstruye gráficamente la iglesia Matriz, haciento también un recuento de los antecedentes que le dieron significado y su relación con los valores del patrimonio edificado, subrayando la importancia de recuperar la memoria histórica desde la gráfica. El trabajo se deriva del proyecto de investigación «Análisis arquitectónico del núcleo central de Ambato entre 1895 y 1949: estilos, tipos, técnicas, pérdidas y permanencias» realizado del 2021 al 2023, con el patrocinio de la Dirección de Investigación y Desarrollo de la Universidad Técnica de Ambato.
Analisa Kualitas Aplikasi WTR Application Vendor Excellence (TRACE) PT Waskita Toll Road Dengan Metode Heuristic Evaluation
Authors: Lestiawan Rendik Juhan , Rakhmah Syifa Nur 
Published: December 2024

ABSTRACT

Rendik Juhan Lestiawan (11220867), Quality Analysis of PT Waskita Toll Road's WTR Application Vendor Excellence (TRACE) Application with the Heuristic Evaluation Method.

Procurement of Goods and Services is a process to meet the needs of goods and services according to regulations. At PT Waskita Toll Road, the Goods and Services Procurement process involves partner management and provider performance evaluation. One important component of digitization is the Vendor Management System (VMS). WTR Application Vendor Excellence (TRACE) is an application that facilitates the management of goods and services providers at PT Waskita Toll Road. However, this application faces problems related to an unattractive interface and reduces user interest. This research while assessing TRACE user satisfaction, used the Heuristic Evaluation Method to identify interface problems. The goal is to get identification and recommendation suggestions from the application to make it more comfortable and easy to use. The main data collection uses questionnaire media to 80 respondents who use the TRACE application and data processing is done using SPSS and calculations using a Likert scale. Based on the results of data processing, it can be seen that the results of user perceptions of convenience, information quality and interaction quality are included in the category of good interval value range. From the results of research with 10 aspects of heuristic evaluation for the aspects of Help and Documentation getting the lowest average score, so it needs to be improved even though it is currently not too annoying for users.

Keywords: Quality Analysis, TRACE Application PT Waskita Toll Road, Heuristic Evaluation Method, SPSS, Likert Scale
Urate crystal in a soy-based formula-fed infant: An unusual clinical presentation
Authors: Mohd Kori Anis Munirah , Ilias Mohamad Ikram 
Published: December 2024

Soy-based infant formula may cause isolated hyperuricosuria in infants who consume it as their primary source of nutrition. Soy-based infant formula contains purine, which is converted to uric acid, and two-thirds of the uric acid is eliminated through the kidneys, resulting in hyperuricosuria, which can lead to nephrolithiasis if consumed in excess. A 7-month-old boy who had been consuming soy-based formula since birth presented with his first episode of red crystal during urination. He didn't have any other symptoms. The fractional excretion of uric acid was 35%, which was excessive, nevertheless his serum uric acid level was normal. The ultrasound of Kidney, Ureter and Bladder revealed no nephrolithiasis. He had been treated with potassium citrate to alkalinize his urine and was recommended to switch to cow-based formula milk. After a few weeks of consuming cow-based formula, his urine was clear. Soy-based infant formula can cause isolated hyperuricosuria without inducing nephrolithiasis. Nonetheless, it is critical to rule out secondary causes of hyperuricosuria in infants as soon as symptoms appear. Most of infants with isolated hyperuricosuria are asymptomatic but can cause long term effect of nephrolithiasis which need regular monitoring
Research Trends On Technology-Assisted Child Sexual Abuse: A 20 Years Bibliometric Analysis
Authors: Hermawan Erwin 
Published: December 2024

Technology-Assisted Child Sexual Abuse (TA-CSA) is a critical issue. This study examines the trends of TA-CSA studies globally to understand the issues. Bibliometric analysis with VOSviewer was conducted on 840 selected journal articles published in the last 20 years from the Scopus database. Between 2002 and 2023, scientific articles on the subject were published by 89 countries, with the US, UK, and Canada being the top 3 countries with the highest publication in TA-CSA. Authors from the US and UK dominate research related to TA-CSA. Research on CSA is more related to medicine, psychology, and social science. TA-CSA research tends to increase, with the highest increase occurring in 2020. Bibliometric analysis also reveals researchers' concerns and research trends regarding TA-CSA. The consistent presence of clusters focusing on TA-CSA highlights the ongoing and persistent nature of this issue. Research in this area continues to explore various aspects, including the prevalence, risk factors, and the impact on victims. It emphasises policy evaluation and victims' access to and accept various forms of protection and assistance.
Impact of Ecological Thermal Roof Insulation on the Energy Efficiency of Conventional Buildings in a Semi-Arid Climate
Authors: Benfars Mohammed , Alioui Abdelmounaim , Azalam Youness , Kaddiri Mourad , Mabrouki Mustapha 
Published: December 2024

The roof is the most exposed element of a building's envelope and significantly contributes to cooling loads in hot climates. Effective thermal insulation of the roof can substantially reduce energy consumption for cooling and help achieve sustainability goals. This theoretical study focuses on the thermal and energy performance of an eco-friendly insulation material, aiming to determine the optimal thickness for the roof of a traditional residential building in the semi-arid climate. The study evaluated the effectiveness of an insulation material composed of 60% cardboard and 40% straw, with varying thicknesses. TRNSYS software was used to simulate the thermal behavior of the building. The study's results reveal that the optimal thickness is 4 cm, providing the best thermal performance by reducing maximum indoor temperatures by 2.67°C during the hottest months, leading to a 37.93% reduction in annual cooling energy demand. Furthermore, the 4 cm panels represent the best compromise between thermal performance, resource efficiency, and economic feasibility. In conclusion, this study provides valuable insights for the design of more energy-efficient buildings through optimized thermal insulation. Future research should explore additional factors influencing building performance, such as the long-term durability of materials in different climates, as well as the impact of building occupancy and orientation. Although this study has certain limitations in its analysis of specific parameters and alternatives, it makes a significant contribution to understanding the performance of buildings with ecological insulation.
PENGGUNAAN LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LMS) DI SEKOLAH MENEGAH PERTAMA: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW
Authors: SAPUTRI KENI APRILIA , BAHARUDIN BAHARUDIN , ASYHA AGUS FAISAL , BAHRI SYAIFUL , HASANAH IDA FADIRATUL , SHABIRA QONITA 
Published: December 2024

This systematic literature review investigates the use of Learning Management Systems (LMS) in Indonesian junior high schools. The study analyzes 70 publications indexed in Scopus from 2019-2024, focusing on factors influencing LMS adoption. Results highlight the potential of LMS in enhancing learning but reveal challenges including inadequate infrastructure, teacher digital literacy, and holistic evaluation tools. The review emphasizes the importance of considering individual perceptions, digital literacy levels, and the literature review shows the relevance of ICT adoption barriers across levels of individuals, their comprehension of technology and the barriers that both instructors and learners experience in the use of ICT in the regular lessons. The study concludes by suggesting solutions to optimize LMS utilization and improve educational quality in Indonesia.
ABSTRAKTinjauan pustaka sistematis ini mengakaji Learning Management System (LMS) di sekolah menengah pertama di Indonesia. Studi ini menganalisis 70 publikasi dari scopus (2019-2024) untuk mengidentifikasi daktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi adopsi LMS, termasuk infrastruktur teknologi, kesiapan guru, dan alat evaluasi holistik. Penelitian ini menyoroti tantangan seperti infrastruktur yang terbatas, literasi digital guru, dan kurangnya alat evaluasi yang komprehensif, serta menekankan perlunya memahami faktor-faktor yang memengaruhi tingkat adopsi LMS. Diagram PRISMA memandu proses seleksi, menghasilkan empat artikel untuk analisis mendalam. Temuan menunjukkan meskipun artikel menawarkan flesibilitas dan aksebilitas, meningkatkan literasi digital dan menyediakan dukungan komprehenshif sangat penting untuk implementasi dan memaksimalkan dampaknya terhadap kualitas pendidikan.
New type of lacunar stroke presenting in brain perfusion images: A case report
Authors: Tsai Ying-Hsuan , Chen Yu-Hsuan , Chao Ta-Chung , Lin Li-Fan , Chang Shin-Tsu 
Published: December 2024

BACKGROUND
A stroke is a significant brain event that impinges on individual motor or cognitive functions. In the lacunar stroke subtype of ischemic stroke, which results from blocked blood flow in certain brain areas, cases of dysarthria due to impaired blood flow are not uncommon. However, limited literature and research on the relevant pathophysiology and neural pathways exist.
CASE SUMMARY
We focus on a 60-year-old female with subacute stroke presenting symptoms including tongue deviation to the right, speech difficulty, choking on water, and biting the oral mucosa. She did not exhibit abnormalities in limb movement or sensation except for numbness in the tongue. We use single-photon emission computed tomography to reveal reduced blood flow in the left parietal lobe and bilateral temporal lobes. This report presents an atypical case of dysarthria, who exhibits abnormal articulation along with abnormal sensation and numbness in the tongue, prompting further investigation into the association between lacunar stroke subtypes, altered blood perfusion in affected brain regions, and neurological clinical status.
CONCLUSION
Dysarthria-plus syndrome in lacunar stroke isn’t solely related to motor function but also affects sensory function such as oral numbness.
Deception, Disease, and Democracy: Hawthorne’s Masculine Bodies
Authors: Jauch Martina 
Published: December 2024

ABSTRACT
In Hawthorne’s times, the development of manhood was closely aligned with the self-made man and a socially prescribed sexuality. Readers encounter an America haunted by hetero-normative masculinity in the characters’ degenerate spirits and bodily debilitation. It mirrors the growing schism between competing antebellum ideologies of Jacksonian self-made manhood, reform models of health reformers, conduct literature, and the temperance movement. Hawthorne discerned the inherent cruelties underlying this world of a competitive search for self. Despite his belief in the symbolic value and refined moral nature of the body, he goes beyond a mere reflection on the corporeality of the antebellum male. The portrayal of transgressive bodies in Hawthorne’s stories affirms creative resistance and a reinvention of subjectivity through a Deleuzian “productive desire” beyond mere horror. Masculine anxieties, the pathologization of grief, and male mourning recreates the male subject turning into a becoming-minoritarian and utilizes the Gothic’s “deadly iteration” in a collective sentiment of nationhood. This article argues that the traditional Gothic is transformed from deception and disease into postmodern affect, desire, and body, transforming it into a positive, fluid model of manhood. This masculinity can be interpreted as “an assemblage of affective economies” challenging unachievable ideals in early American democracy.
REGULAÇÃO E SUAS ABORDAGENS NAS POLÍTICAS EDUCATIVAS: UMA REVISÃO SISTEMÁTICA DE LITERATURA
Authors: Abelheira Isabel , Gonçalves Manuela 
Published: December 2024

O conceito de regulação, com alcances e níveis diversos, tem vindo a ser mobilizado no desenvolvimento das análises de políticas educativas, quer no contexto português, quer internacional. Considerando a importância de compreender as abordagens teóricas que enquadram esse conceito, este artigo apresenta uma revisão sistemática de literatura que parte da seguinte questão de investigação: De que forma tem vindo a ser conceitualizada a regulação em políticas educativas? A pesquisa incidiu sobre artigos científicos originais nas línguas portuguesa e inglesa, revistos por pares e com acesso aberto, publicados entre 2010 e 2020, sendo o corpus constituído por um total de 17 artigos. O estudo permitiu aprofundar o conceito de regulação do ponto de vista da área de investigação das políticas educativas, destacando os tipos, os modos e os instrumentos a ele associados, contribuindo para uma melhor compreensão do objeto de estudo da investigação mais ampla em que está inserido (o programa Erasmus+), assim como, de uma forma mais abrangente, para aprofundar o conhecimento sobre as múltiplas tensões e interdependências que se colocam às instâncias e aos agentes implicados no desenvolvimento de políticas educativas.
Genesis of the White Mountain Gold Deposit, Jilin Province, China, and Exploration Implications for Sedimentary Rock-Hosted Gold
Authors: Keevil Halley A. , Monecke Thomas , Goldfarb Richard J. , Holley Elizabeth A. , Feng Tao 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
White Mountain is a sedimentary rock-hosted gold deposit located in the Hunjiang basin along the northeastern margin of the North China block in Jilin Province, China. With a premining endowment of 1.86 million ounces (Moz) Au at an average grade of 3.24 g/t Au, White Mountain is the largest gold deposit in the mineral-rich basin. The stratabound ore zones occur within a distinct &lt;50-m-thick hematite-rich unit between footwall dolostone of the Proterozoic Zhenzhumen Formation and hanging-wall conglomerate and sandstone of the Diaoyutai Formation. The hematite-rich unit can be traced over 17 km along the northeastern margin of theHunjiang basin and represents a vanished evaporite that provided a chemical trap for ore-forming hydrothermal fluids. The deposit is located where the hematite-rich unit is intersected by northwest-trending normal faults that are interpreted to have provided the structural controls on mineralization.
The hypogene ores at White Mountain comprise native gold occurring as small (&lt;5-µm) grains in silicified breccia, as solid solution gold in marcasite, or as gold in late-stage barite. Ore zones show a distinct enrichment in the pathfinder elements Ag, As, Ba, Hg, and Sb. The ores are associated with silicification of the host breccia. Argillic alteration resulted in kaolinite and dickite formation within siliciclastic rocks, although fine-grained illite is also an abundant alteration phase. Carbonate-bearing rocks of the stratigraphic footwall have been affected by decarbonatization and the development of paleokarst enhancing permeability. A late supergene overprint has affected much of the ore zones, resulting in oxidation of the marcasite and liberation of gold originally contained in solid solution in this sulfide mineral. Sulfur isotope data for Au-bearing marcasite yielded δ34S values of –1.1 to +1.8‰, consistent with sulfur derived from a magmatic source with a δ34S signature of –3 to 0‰. Primary fluid inclusions hosted by hydrothermal quartz indicate that the ore-forming fluids were low temperature (≲220°C) with salinities of 1 to 4 wt % NaCl equiv.
The Hunjiang basin is host to several porphyry Cu and Cu-Mo porphyry deposits, as well as skarn and carbonate-replacement deposits. White Mountain is, therefore, best interpreted to be a distal disseminated sedimentary rock-hosted gold deposit formed above or distal to a magmatic center. Gold transported by low-temperature hydrothermal fluids was deposited within the sedimentary rocks due to fluid cooling and progressive sulfidation of the hematite-rich host unit. The regional geologic context suggests that mineralization at White Mountain occurred during a Middle Jurassic to Early Cretaceous phase of crustal extension that accompanied lithospheric delamination under the eastern North China block.
Improving Multiscale Structural Targeting Precision for Large Ni-Cu (±PGE, Co) Sulfide Discoveries from Global Case Studies
Authors: Hayward Nicholas 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
The role and predictive power of translithospheric faults in localizing large magmatic Ni-Cu (±platinum group metal, Co) sulfide deposits at subprovince, district, and prospect scales are tested with new regional structural interpretations for 72 global deposit case studies. The most prospective target areas are shown to be in the hanging wall ≤30 km from paleocraton edge-parallel translithospheric faults. Large Ni deposits in intracontinental settings, but not in highly deformed pericratonic or Archaean komatiite settings, are also mostly located ≤30 km from transverse translithospheric fault intersections. Prioritizing target proximity to the most prominent translithospheric fault intersections can significantly reduce subprovince search areas (104–105 km2) to a few prospective districts (102 km2). The largest deposits are found closest to translithospheric faults, which allows for optimization of search criteria for giant discoveries. Deposit-scale controls for emplacement of mineralized channel-like flows and chonoliths are typically more stratigraphic than structural; where overpressured, high-temperature magmas self-generate pathways through rheologically weak and highly fusible metasedimentary or gneissic units.
A new magmatic model is proposed where the mantle root zones of translithospheric fault intersections initially channel fertile mantle melts into the deep crust, and ascent of buoyant overpressured magmas is dispersed up to a few tens of kilometers laterally to inclined master fault conduits through dike-sill-dike networks along hanging-wall shortcut faults, their damage zones, and along rheologically weak contacts. The extreme magma flux required to form large Ni sulfide deposits results from positive feedback between magma transfer and lithospheric fault activation that led to bottom-up self-organization.
Remnants of a 1.55 Ga Hybrid Between Metasomatic Iron Alkali-Calcic and Unconformity-Related Uranium Environments in the Kiggavik Region, Nunavut, Canada
Authors: Burron Ian , Fayek Mostafa , Brown Julie , Quirt David 
Published: December 2024

Abstract
Uranium mineralization in the Kiggavik, Bong, End, and Andrew Lake deposits (Thelon region, Nunavut) was preceded by host-rock albitization, brecciation, silicification, and hematization. Uranium mineralization comprises three stages, the first stage having three substages: (1) front-style (U1a; 1594 ± 95 Ma), (2) euhedral disseminated (U1b; 1553 ± 16 Ma), and (3) polymetallic and monometallic vein-hosted (U1c; 1553 ± 16 Ma). Uraninite, coffinite, and local brannerite mineralization is associated with visually and chemically apparent dehematization and iron removal (bleaching), which overprints earlier styles of alteration.
Some U1 and U2 minerals record isotopic resetting/U remobilization events at 1440 ± 21, 1417 ± 17, 1276.4 ± 8.7, 1249 ± 33, 937 ± 24, and 274 ± 69 Ma. Paragenetically late U3 minerals associated with orange goethite-bearing alteration have very low lead contents, indicating recent (&lt;1 Ma) formation or isotopic resetting.
Although geochronology, structural controls, and some aspects of alteration and mineralization are broadly similar to basement-hosted unconformity-related uranium deposits, they are also consistent with metasomatic iron alkali-calcic uranium (MIAC-U)-style metallogenesis. This alternative model raises the prospect of a previously unrecognized MIAC district in central Nunavut.
How can we promote working in intellectual disability services? Summary of a workforce engagement event
Authors: Spencer Alison , Crabtree Jason , Hodgkinson Melanie , Randle-Phillips Cathy , Shaw Jenni , Theodore Kate , Thomas Hayley 
Published: December 2024

SummaryAn online event was held for psychologists who work in intellectual disability services and in universities.We wanted to share the work we are doing to encourage new psychologists to join ID services.Lots of ideas were discussed and we plan to take some of these forward as projects.
Message from the Editor-in-Chief
Authors: Harrington Ingrid 
Published: December 2024

Another year has passed quickly, and I’d like to take this moment to ask all of us to reflect upon the highlights of our professional and personal year. Too often we progress from deadline to deadline, significant dates and events, and once passed, we fail to remember and again enjoy these highlights that defined parts of our year. In our hometowns and on the broader global scale, some of us may remember events with mixed feelings and regret, whilst others rejoice with national pride. As such, our work as academics to disseminate important research findings and promote our cultural diversity and knowledges, is more important than ever. The IJHE continues to provide an important forum for the development of theory, the addressing of policy questions, and the dissemination of innovative practice in the field of tertiary education, specifically widening participation and lifelong learning. I am proud to be a part of the successful promotion of widening participation in tertiary education and lifelong learning. This edition includes seven interesting articles exploring citation counts and the student experience and learning performances, from Texas USA Singapore, Kuwait, South Africa, Kuwait, Germany, and South Sudan.