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Climate Data Imputation and Quality Improvement Using Satellite Data
Authors: Hayawi Kadhim , Shahriar Sakib , Hacid Hakim 
Published: June 2024

Combating climate change has emerged as a global concern recently, and meteorological data remain an important measure for analyzing and predicting climate trends. However, ground weather stations and sensors can be impacted by faults due to accidents and unreliability, often resulting in, for example, missing data and lowering the overall quality of the data. This paper explores the impact of using satellite data as an input feature for machine learning algorithms. In particular, temperature, pressure, wind speed, and global horizontal radiation data are imputed using various machine learning algorithms to overcome potential data quality issues resulting from the ground stations. The results from two experiments highlight that the performance of the algorithms significantly increases by using satellite data as input features. For instance, the incorporation of satellite data improved the R2 values for temperature prediction using Random Forest and XGBoost to 0.86 and 0.84, respectively, demonstrating a notable enhancement compared to models without satellite data. The paper discusses several implications of these findings and outlines future research directions to further enhance the predictive accuracy of meteorological data imputation using satellite inputs.

Received: 17 March 2024 | Revised: 21 May 2024 | Accepted: 21 June 2024

Conflicts of Interest
The authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest to this work.

Data Availability Statement
The data that support the findings of this study are not publicly available due to privacy concerns. However, anonymous data are available on request from the corresponding author on reasonable request.

Author Contribution Statement
Kadhim Hayawi: Conceptualization, Validation, Formal analysis, Resources, Data curation, Visualization, Supervision, Funding acquisition. Sakib Shahriar: Methodology, Software, Investigation, Writing - original draft, Writing - review & editing. Hakim Hacid: Validation, Resources, Visualization, Supervision, Project administration.
Affective Contact in Autism: A Phenomenological Study of the Emotional Experiences of Autistic Adults
Authors: Dallman Aaron 
Published: June 2024

Abstract
Importance: Since the first descriptions of autism, difficulties with affective contact (e.g., interpersonal exchanges of feelings between individuals) have been considered a common feature of autism spectrum disorder, and these difficulties frequently manifest in occupational therapy interventions.
Objective: To (1) explore how autistic young adults describe their emotions and (2) suggest ways to improve the affective contact between autistic clients and their therapists.
Design: Virtual focus group interviews.
Setting: Online (Qualtrics) survey and Zoom focus groups.
Participants: Autistic adults (N = 24) who met the following inclusion criteria: self-reported diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder or Asperger syndrome, age 18–35 yr, able to understand English, and able to participate in a focus group or individual interview using verbal or written communication.
Results: Two themes were noted and are presented in this article: (1) Autistic people experience complex emotions and (2) autistic people’s emotions are often (mis)measured and (mis)understood.
Conclusions and Relevance: The findings indicate that autistic people experience diverse, complex, and intense emotions and that these are connected to occupation. This suggests that occupational therapists must be attuned to the emotional dimension of occupation when working with autistic clients and that autistic clients may benefit from the use of embodied language to reference their emotions. Occupational therapists can help autistic clients recognize their bodily changes when experiencing emotions and to better identify and regulate their emotions. The results also show that there were many cases nonautistic people misinterpreted the emotions of autistic people on the basis of their facial expressions or words.
Plain-Language Summary: This article provides information about the emotional experiences of autistic people. The study found that autistic people experience complex emotions and that those emotions are often misinterpreted or misunderstood. The author provides information on how occupational therapists can use a neurodiversity-affirming and person-centered approach to support the emotional experiences of people in the autism community.
Positionality Statement: In this article, identity-first language is used when referring to autistic adults. This deliberate choice aligns with the principles of the neurodiversity-affirming movement. Autistic self-advocates have indicated a preference for this style of language over person-first language. The author would also like to acknowledge their positionality. As both a neurodivergent researcher and a self-advocate for the disabled community, this style of language aligns with their own experiences of and beliefs about their disability.
The Occupation of Play
Authors: Bundy Anita , Kuhaneck Heather 
Published: June 2024

Abstract
The articles for the Special Section on Play highlight the complexity of play and the many ways occupational therapy practitioners study and promote play with children, families, and adults across individual, school, family, political, and cross-cultural settings. The authors of the articles in this issue view the importance of play across the lifespan and through multiple research lenses, including play preference, environmental supports for and barriers to play, the skills required to succeed in play, and the extent to which play is self-determined. The guest editors offer suggestions for how to enhance occupational therapy’s voice in the study and promotion of play as a primary lifelong occupation.
Clarifying the dubious identity of Vanilla dubia Hoehne (Orchidaceae) and its relatives
Authors: Pansarin Emerson R. , Miranda Marcelo R. 
Published: June 2024

Background and aims – Brazil has more than 40 species of Vanilla. Some taxa have been considered to be obscure since they are known only from the type specimen. This is the case of some south-eastern Brazilian species such as V. dubia and V. dungsii. While studying the diversity of Brazilian Vanilla, plants of an unidentified species were found in Ubatuba, São Paulo, Brazil. After flowering, it was confirmed that the species corresponded to the obscure V. dubia.
Material and methods – A redescription of V. dubia is provided and a morphological comparison with the related taxa V. dungsii and V. paulista is presented. An illustration of V. dubia is provided, and its geographic distribution is presented. The identity of the enigmatic V. dungsii is also clarified based on holotype examination and on images of living specimens.
Key results – Vanilla dubia is recognized by its coriaceous leaves with prominent vascular bundles in transverse section, by its white 3-lobed labellum with yellow lobes and undulate-crenulate margins, and by its tuberculate appendages on the apical portion of the labellar crest. Morphological characteristics suggest a close relationship of V. dubia with V. dungsii and V. paulista.Vanilla dubia occurs in the Dense Ombrophilous Forest, while V. paulista occurs in the Semi-deciduous Mesophytic Forest, and V. dungsii is endemic to the Dense Montane Ombrophilous Forest. Based on current data, V. dubia is assessed as Endangered.
Conclusion – Evaluation of vegetative and reproductive characters from living and herbaria specimens is crucial to understanding the identity and species boundaries of Vanilla. The data presented here show that the species occurring in the Atlantic Forest, V. dubia and V. dungsii, are more closely related to each other than to V. paulista, which occurs in Semi-deciduous Mesophytic Forests. A proposal to change the status of V. dungsii as a subspecies of V. dubia can be further considered.
UMA GRAFIA DA VIDA DE MARIA DE COLODINA
Authors: Borba de Almeida Deybson , Santos Nivia Vanessa Carneiro dos , Jesus de Andrade Peixoto Jaqueline , Luiza dos Santos Almeida Maria , Tadeus Reis da Silva Gilberto , Alves da Silva Teixeira Giselle 
Published: June 2024

Objetivo: Analisar a história de vida de Maria de Colodina, suas interseccionalidades e contribuições para Enfermagem. Métodos: Trata-se de uma pesquisa narrativa biográfica segundo o referencial de pesquisa social interpretativa alemã da socióloga Gabriele Rosentha. Foi realizada através da análise de documentos históricos fornecidos pelo Museu Nacional de Enfermagem. Os dados foram analisados a partir da análise interpretativa. Resultados: Para reconstrução biográfica utilizamos um quadro com perguntas centrais, buscamos responder: data de nascimento, quem foram os pais, como foi sua infância, adolescência e idade adulta, onde e como envelheceu. Seus papéis sociais e principais acontecimentos. Onde e quando morreu. Considerações Finais: O processo de apagamento das contribuições de enfermeiras negras/pretas está assentado no sistema de apagamento a partir de estratégias de não reconhecimento destes personagens na construção sócio histórica da profissão. Permitir que os processos de silenciamento da história sejam descontinuados é um dos objetivos centrais da nova história.
KEPIAWEAAN REMAJA PUTRI DIFABEL DALAM MENGHADAPI MENSTRUASI DI SEKOLAH LUAR BIASA NEGERI (SLBN) DI KOTA PADANGSIDIMPUAN TAHUN 2022
Authors: Sagala Nanda Suryani , Napitupulu Natar Fitri , Simamora Asnil Adli , Harahap Eky Maryo 
Published: June 2024

ABSTRAK
Menstruasi adalah pengeluaran darah dari vagina yang berasal dari dinding rahim perempuan, defenisi lain bisa juga diartikan sebagai siklus alami yang terjadi secara reguler untuk mempersiapkan tubuh perempuan setiap bulannya. Seperti remaja normal menstruasi juga akan dialami oleh remaja dengan difabel kecuali bagi mereka yang mengalami gangguan sehingga berefek pada organ reproduksinya maupun terdapat kerusakan pada bagian otaknya yang berpengaruh pada hormon yang mengatur fungsi ovarium. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode penelitian kualitatif dengan desain penelitian fenomenologi deskriptif. Penelitian ini dilakukan pada 5 partisipan dengan menggunakan purposive sampling. Pengambilan data dengan melakukan wawancara mendalam (in-depth-interview) dan dokumentasi. Hasil penelitian didapatkan 6 tema yaitu: Tema 1: Tanda-tanda menstruasi, Tema 2: Kepiaweaan pertama haid pada remaja difabel, Tema 3: Peran ibu mengajarkan Self Hygiene remaja difabel saat menstruasi, Tema 4: Peran keluarga membantu perawatan diri menstruasi pada remaja difabel, Tema 5: Perawatan diri remaja difabel saat menstruasi, Tema 6: Perubahan mental pada remaja difabel saat menstruasi. Kesimpulan dari hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa kepiawean remaja putri difabel dalam menghadapi menstruasi dikategorikan menjadi remaja difabel mengetahui menstruasi itu keluarnya darah dari vagina dan remaja difabel memiliki kepiawean yang dirasakan saat pertama kali menstruasi yaitu berupa takut, khwatir, bingung.
Kata Kunci : Remaja, difabel, menstruasi, kepiaweaan
An Analysis of Students’ Anxiety in Learning English At The Fourth Semester Students of Midwifery Department in Aufa Royhan University
Authors: Handayani Fitri rahma , Nurdin Hidayanti rohimah , Juliana Juliana , Siregar Sarmila hafni , Nasution Nurlaila 
Published: June 2024

English is the most widely used language in the world. As a result, it is crucial for students to learn English. To do it, someone must not have anxiety towards it. word "anxiety" refers to a state of fear, worry, or trepidation. It is a significant factor that influences how students learn in the classroom. The purpose of the study was to would like to analyse the students’ anxiety in learning English at the fourth semester students of midwifery department in Aufa Royhan university. The researcher used descriptive research studies to gather information about the current state of phenomena. The data collection instrument was a questionnaire to gather information from respondents about their interest towards English. The results showed that the internal factor indicators were motivation, lack of self-assurance, fear of making mistakes, reticence. The external factor indicators were a lack of vocabulary, grammar mistakes, friends or classmates, embarrassment, and lack of preparation. The overall result showed that students still had anxiety in learning English. So, they must improve their motivation especially towards English to help them have good achievements both in school or work later.

Keywords: Anxiety, English, Students
Unveiling the optimal regression model for source apportionment of the oxidative potential of PM10
Authors: Ngoc Thuy Vy Dinh , Jaffrezo Jean-Luc , Hough Ian , Dominutti Pamela A. , Salque Moreton Guillaume , Gille Grégory , Francony Florie , Patron-Anquez Arabelle , Favez Olivier , Uzu Gaëlle 
Published: June 2024

Abstract. The capacity of particulate matter (PM) to generate reactive oxygen species (ROS) in vivo leading to oxidative stress is thought to be a main pathway in the health effects of PM inhalation. Exogenous ROS from PM can be assessed by acellular oxidative potential (OP) measurements as a proxy of the induction of oxidative stress in the lungs. Here, we investigate the importance of OP apportionment methods for OP distribution by PM10 sources in different types of environments. PM10 sources derived from receptor models (e.g., EPA positive matrix factorization (EPA PMF)) are coupled with regression models expressing the associations between PM10 sources and PM10 OP measured by ascorbic acid (OPAA) and dithiothreitol assay (OPDTT). These relationships are compared for eight regression techniques: ordinary least squares, weighted least squares, positive least squares, Ridge, Lasso, generalized linear model, random forest, and multilayer perceptron. The models are evaluated on 1 year of PM10 samples and chemical analyses at each of six sites of different typologies in France to assess the possible impact of PM source variability on PM10 OP apportionment. PM10 source-specific OPDTT and OPAA and out-of-sample apportionment accuracy vary substantially by model, highlighting the importance of model selection according to the datasets. Recommendations for the selection of the most accurate model are provided, encompassing considerations such as multicollinearity and homoscedasticity.
First release of the Pelagic Size Structure database: global datasets of marine size spectra obtained from plankton imaging devices
Authors: Dugenne Mathilde , Corrales-Ugalde Marco , Luo Jessica Y. , Kiko Rainer , O'Brien Todd D. , Irisson Jean-Olivier , Lombard Fabien , Stemmann Lars , Stock Charles , Anderson Clarissa R. , Babin Marcel , Bhairy Nagib , Bonnet Sophie , Carlotti Francois , Cornils Astrid , Crockford E. Taylor , Daniel Patrick , Desnos Corinne , Drago Laetitia , Elineau Amanda , Fischer Alexis , Grandrémy Nina , Grondin Pierre-Luc , Guidi Lionel , Guieu Cecile , Hauss Helena , Hayashi Kendra , Huggett Jenny A. , Jalabert Laetitia , Karp-Boss Lee , Kenitz Kasia M. , Kudela Raphael M. , Lescot Magali , Marec Claudie , McDonnell Andrew , Mériguet Zoe , Niehoff Barbara , Noyon Margaux , Panaïotis Thelma , Peacock Emily , Picheral Marc , Riquier Emilie , Roesler Collin , Romagnan Jean-Baptiste , Sosik Heidi M. , Spencer Gretchen , Taucher Jan , Tilliette Chloé , Vilain Marion 
Published: June 2024

Abstract. In marine ecosystems, most physiological, ecological, or physical processes are size dependent. These include metabolic rates, the uptake of carbon and other nutrients, swimming and sinking velocities, and trophic interactions, which eventually determine the stocks of commercial species, as well as biogeochemical cycles and carbon sequestration. As such, broad-scale observations of plankton size distribution are important indicators of the general functioning and state of pelagic ecosystems under anthropogenic pressures. Here, we present the first global datasets of the Pelagic Size Structure database (PSSdb), generated from plankton imaging devices. This release includes the bulk particle normalized biovolume size spectrum (NBSS) and the bulk particle size distribution (PSD), along with their related parameters (slope, intercept, and R2) measured within the epipelagic layer (0–200 m) by three imaging sensors: the Imaging FlowCytobot (IFCB), the Underwater Vision Profiler (UVP), and benchtop scanners. Collectively, these instruments effectively image organisms and detrital material in the 7–10 000 µm size range. A total of 92 472 IFCB samples, 3068 UVP profiles, and 2411 scans passed our quality control and were standardized to produce consistent instrument-specific size spectra averaged to 1° × 1° latitude and longitude and by year and month. Our instrument-specific datasets span most major ocean basins, except for the IFCB datasets we have ingested, which were exclusively collected in northern latitudes, and cover decadal time periods (2013–2022 for IFCB, 2008–2021 for UVP, and 1996–2022 for scanners), allowing for a further assessment of the pelagic size spectrum in space and time. The datasets that constitute PSSdb's first release are available at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11050013 (Dugenne et al., 2024b). In addition, future updates to these data products can be accessed at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7998799.
Safety Risk Assessment of Iranian Building Sites based on Construction Stage
Authors: Seyed Mohsen Moghaddasi  
Published: June 2024

To assist safety practitioners in the work of prioritizing preventative activities based on the stage of civil industry, it is necessary to identify the most common causes of accidents in the civil sector. Reports from official accident investigations are examined. For this aim, accidents are examined that were officially investigated by the Ministry of Cooperatives, Labour, and Social Welfare at the building sites of North of Iran (Mazandaran region) between 2013 and 2023. The percentage of causes in each of the several potential cause groups indicates a pattern of causation. There are notable correlations between the different cause categories and the phases of building and accident mechanisms. Depending on the accident's mechanism and the current building stage, there have been seen to be significant variances in accident causation. Prioritizing preventive measures to counter the most likely causes of each accident procedures and building stage should be done using these results.
Patient with comorbid pathology: is ASIT possible?
Authors: Orlova E. A. , Kandrashkina Yu. A. , Trushina E. Yu. , Kostina E. M. 
Published: June 2024

Introduction. ASIT is characterized by a high safety profile, however, when prescribing ASIT, indications and certain contraindications should be taken into account, knowledge of which is mandatory for every practicing allergist. In recent years, clinical contraindications to ASIT have been revised due to the publication of the Position Paper of the European Academy of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (EAACI). The decision to prescribe ASIT is based on an assessment of the individual patient’s condition, analysis of indications, consideration of contraindications to ASIT, assessment of concomitant diseases, and their pharmacotherapy. The doctor must make the final decision when prescribing allergen treatment, weighing the risk-benefit ratio. Refusal to perform ASIT on a patient with must be clearly reasoned and justified.Presentation of a clinical case. A child aged 11 years was observed with a diagnosis of allergic bronchial asthma, mild intermittent course. Allergic rhinitis, persistent course. Allergy to trees, cereals, weeds. Cross food allergy (peas, melon) with clinical manifestations in the form of oral allergic syndrome, acute urticaria, angioedema of the lips and tongue. Asperger’s syndrome. Congenital cataract. Despite the annual progression of respiratory allergies and the expansion of the spectrum of sensitization, the patient was not offered ASIT for a long time if there were indications for its implementation due to the presence of comorbid pathology. The presence of mental illness, according to the Position Document, is a relative contraindication to ASIT. ASIT with the therapeutic allergen Grazax is not accompanied by side effects and is characterized by high compliance, which led to a significant therapeutic effect.Conclusion. This clinical observation clearly demonstrates a situation where the initial refusal to administer ASIT to a patient with an indication for this type of treatment was unfounded. Even in the case of complex comorbid pathology, ASIT can be performed effectively and safely.
Local side effects during sublingual allergen-specific immunotherapy and pathogenetically based methods for their correction (Review)
Authors: Zakurskaya V. Ya. 
Published: June 2024

Introduction. The study of the effectiveness and safety of allergen-specific immunotherapy remains relevant due to the emergence of a personalized approach in allergology and new dosage forms. Adverse reactions during sublingual allergen-specific immunotherapy are the leading reason of treatment discontinuation. Understanding the mechanisms of side effects and knowing how to overcome them allows us to achieve better tolerability of allergen-specific immunotherapy and maintain patient compliance.The aim of the review is to combine the available literature data on the frequency, nature, and pathogenetic basis of adverse events during sublingual allergen-specific immunotherapy and to consider options for their prevention and treatment.
Stroke – The Patient Journey: using healthcare simulation scenarios in series to facilitate interprofessional student learning in the longitudinal care of a stroke patient
Authors: Wenham John , Bennett Paul , Farooq Fahad , Soomro Najeebullah , Wenham Sarah 
Published: June 2024

Introduction
Multidisciplinary teamwork addresses the demands of the modern healthcare system. It enables collaboration between medical, nursing and allied health practitioners to deliver high-quality, patient-centred care. In a rural Australian setting, an interprofessional training programme, developed over the past decade, used healthcare simulation to deliver immersive student learning experiences. A three-part, half-day simulation programme allowed students to experience and learn from phases of care through, ‘Stroke – the patient journey’, including emergency management, allied health assessments and discharge planning.
Methods
Twenty students from six different disciplines participated in the programme. Three assessments were used. Knowledge of participants’ health disciplines was assessed pre- and post-training. A focus group was used to elicit student reflections on their learning experience. The individual Teamwork and Observational Feedback Tool was used by peers and tutors alike to assess in-exercise observable behaviours.
Results
No increase in discipline-specific knowledge was demonstrated following the training. The focus group identified five key themes: (1) Understanding patient priorities; (2)Enhancing patient autonomy; (3) Observation of discipline-specific contributions to care; (4) Understanding the role of multidisciplinary team discussions and (5) Value of leadership in team-based care. The average scores were 70% for ‘Shared decision-making’ and 75% for ‘Working in a team’. ‘Leadership’ was demonstrated by 70% of students and ‘Patient safety’ by 55%.
Discussion
This study has demonstrated the value of the use of sequential healthcare simulation episodes to increase student understanding of acute and chronic management of a patient with a stroke. Learners understood that effective multidisciplinary communication and teamwork are essential in the care of a complex patient.