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L’interprétation : pourquoi, pour qui et quand ?
Authors: Pines Malcolm 
Published: March 2024

Interpretation : why, for whom and when ?
The psychotherapists interpretive act is his insertion of himself through dialogue into the mental life of the Other and of his therapeutic group. A group is a forum for exchange and the interpretations are a vital part of the exchange process, the attempt to exchange surface for depth, symptoms for meaning, isolation for communication. These are the beginnings of my attempts to answer my own questions. The why, the for whom and the when of interpretation in group analysis.
Idéal du moi et réunion de groupe en institution. Sur le travail d’idéalisation à l’adolescence
Authors: Marcelli Daniel , Bouet Roland , Gianetti Nicole 
Published: March 2024

Ideal del Yo y reunión de grupo en institución. En torno al trabajo de idealisación en la adolescencia
Une aproximación histórica de S. Freud et M. Laufer situa el Ideal del Yo como una instancia que permite al adolescente el acceso al grupo de pares, relevo de identificación y de gratificación narcisista. Una institución terapéutica experimenta esta hipótesis a traves de un grupo terapéutico del cual evaluamos aqui los efectos sobre la évolución clínica de tres adolescentes. El Ideal del Yo brinda un modelo de análisis de la dinámica de la institutción y del grupo de adolescentes hospitalizados.
Violence et agressivité : un point de vue psychanalytique
Authors: Jeammet Philippe 
Published: March 2024

Violence and Aggression : A Psychoanalytic Point of View.
It is proposed that violence be differentiated from aggression, which would be one permutation of violence. The circumstances that trigger violence reveal its meaning. It seems that it can be considered as an ultimate aggression of an ego that perceives itself as threatened, often by the single fact of felling it is asked to invest in an object. Acting out in institutions is an example which facilitates analysis as well as therapeutic responses.
Pulsion originaire de complétude et corps groupal
Authors: Ramirez Hernando 
Published: March 2024

Pulsión originaria de plenitud y cuerpo grupal.
El origen del psiquismo — primera representación — se produce cuando al nacimiento ; el bebé pierde sus referencias somáticas filo-genéticas. Este cuerpo por siempre perdido se transforma en pulsión originaria de completez, la cual en toda psicoterapia pero principalmente en la terapia de grupo se hace presente como factor de restructuración psíquica.
Cadre méthodologique et problèmes d’éthique dans les pratiques psychanalytiques groupales
Authors: Kaës René 
Published: March 2024

Marco metodológico y problemas de ética en las pràcticas psicoanalíticas grupales.
El autor explora algunas relaciones entre las características metodológicas de la situación psicoanalítica de grupo y los problemas éticos que plantea esta pràctica del psicoanàlisis. La situación de grupo confronta coda cual a un conjunto de sujetos individuales que, para formar el grupo, abandonan una parte de ellos mismos, pero que no pueden accéder a la vida psíquica y espiritual sino ocupando un lugar en ése conjunto. Ahora bien, las pràcticas psicoanalíticas de grupo, las metodologias que las fundamentan, y las teorias que proponen modelos de inteligibilidad oscilan entre dos opciones opuestas : la atención puesta sobre el grupo como conjunto formando una entidad específica, o la atención puesta sobre el sujeto en el grupo. Cada una de estas opciones implica un modelo teórico-metodológico y plantea cuestiones especificas. La primera exigencia de la ética es el dar cuenta de nuestra relación al otro y del saber que sobre ello constituimos. Según Devereux, las ciencias humanas deben responder a éstas preguntas : De donde procede lo que usted dice ? Cual es la fuente de su saber ? Esta usted dispuesto a reconstruir el camino recorrido ? La condición de las ciencias humanas es el pensar su propria forma de pensar el otro, participan a una critica de las categorias a través las cuales el otro es pensado. Es precisamente esta situación la que la ética aborda : dar cuenta de la relacion entre nuestros actos y nuestras palabras.
Préliminaires à la construction d’un dispositif psychanalytique dans une institution
Authors: Duez Bernard 
Published: March 2024

Preliminares a la construcción de un dispositivo psicoanalítico en una institución.
El autor analiza qué trabajo preliminar es necesario para poner en marcha un dispositivo psicoanalítico terapéutico en el marco de una institución. Se trata, antes de toda puesta a punto, de efectuar un auténtico trabajo psíquico con el conjunto de la institución, que permita delimitar el lugar del espacio terapéutico y su relación al conjunto de la dinàmica institucional. A partir de ésto, propone una teoria de la transferencia en linea directa con el campo del otro y con los organizadores psíquicos grupales.
Intérêt thérapeutique des groupes institutionnels à médiateur dans la prime adolescence
Authors: Catheline Nicole 
Published: March 2024

Interés terapeutico de los grupos institutionales con mediator en la prima adolescencia.
El autor desarrola el interés de la utilisación de los grupos terapeuticos con mediador en el marco de una institucion de cura que acoge a tiempo parcial jóvenes adolescentes (11-16 años) que presentan una sintomatología variada : fracaso escolar relativo, actitud de oposición, etc., pero siempre subtendida por una inhibicion del pensar debida a la problemática adolescente.
Dimensions groupale et transgénérationnelle dans l’action thérapeutique de l’institution
Authors: Eiguer Alberto 
Published: March 2024

Group and Transgenerational Dimensions in Therapeutic Action in Institutions.
The psychiatric institution takes elements that contribute to patient care from group work. I examine this dynamic and the role of the founding father. Comparisons between the institution and the family as well as a case family therapy in an institution allow me to illustrate these points.
Cadre institutionnel et dispositif groupal
Authors: Cohou Dominique 
Published: March 2024

Institutional Framework and Group Setting.
The articulation between the institutional framew of and the group setting is at the center of the reflection examined in this article. Within this frame, founding parameters are located and described in terms of triadic organisation. Group settings are mediators ; they organise the frame, avoid uncontrolled irruption of instinct and favor the process of interiorization. This study is illustrated by two clinical examples.
Human-Centered AI in Military Cyber Operations
Authors: Maathuis Clara 
Published: March 2024

Military Cyber Operations are an integral part of modern warfare and national security strategies as they crossed the science fiction realm, represent a real operational battlefield, and developed into an option in military toolboxes. Seeing ongoing technological advancements that allow the creation and use of complex mechanisms and technologies, the increasing digitalization of critical infrastructure, the growing abundance of data collected, generated, and exchanged between multiple parties, and the rise of stakeholders engaging in building and/or executing military Cyber Operations together with the increased number of such operations being conducted all over the globe reflects important lessons that need to be learned: the core element of such operations are humans: they build, acquire, execute, and assess them while also being impacted entities by them, e.g., through (psychological or physical) injury or death, or damage or destructions of human infrastructure. Moreover, the key process governing all the life cycle phases of military Cyber Operations is human decision-making or humanly assisted/augmented decision-making relying on advanced intelligent methods built with AI. Nevertheless, building and conducting military Cyber Operations should be done in a legal, responsible, and effective way implying a deep understanding of the context and adversary, proper target and cyber weapon selection, development, and use, and a clear overview of potential effects produced. These represent important aspects that should be properly defined and tackled in this domain. Hence, this research aims to introduce the Human-Centred AI concept and approach in the military cyber domain to illustrate ways to prioritize human involvement and interaction, human understanding, effective decision-making, and ethical considerations when building and conducting military Cyber Operations. To this end, an extensive literature review is conducted in the military, cyber, and AI domains together with instantiation on military Cyber Operations.
A Case Study on Multi-Countries Money Laundering Scheme and A Proposed Automatic Detection System
Authors: Tan Xiao , Tse Tsz-Fung Tony , Yiu Siu Ming , Lam Hiu-Man Human 
Published: March 2024

This paper presents a case study on the Franco-Israeli syndicates orchestrating their cross-continental money laundering schemes. These money laundering schemes have been operating for over two decades, ever since China’s entry to the World Trade Organization in 2001. The paper reviews the operation of the money laundering schemes in detail and highlights the difficulties encountered by bankers and investigators in unearthing and investigating criminal activities within the banking systems. The paper then proposes an automatic anti-money laundering system, which is expected to address these difficulties. Preliminary experimental results show that the system successfully identifies the crux of these money laundering syndicates within a few days’ time, something which usually takes years of investigation to track down the suspects using traditional methods, as well as its ability to initiate pre-warning procedures to the banks and law enforcement agencies once suspicious transaction clusters are found. The paper concludes with a discussion on the legal implications encompassing the evidence projected by this system.
On the Benefits of Vulnerability Data Consolidation in Application Security
Authors: Kasturi Santanam , Li Xiaolong , Li Peng , Pickard John 
Published: March 2024

This research aims to build upon a conceptual idea of consolidating all application security vulnerability data from monitoring, detection, and discovery tools into a physical system that allows for convergence of observation and response to an event that is a threat. Multiple application security testing and monitoring tools are deployed at different layers of an application architecture and capture activities that occur at that layer. This multi-layer data capture is disconnected without any analysis of data lineage from the externally exposed web attack surface to deep down into the application and data layers. It is only through this data consolidation can one provide a reliable statistical analysis of correlating multiple vulnerability information and synthesize an attack pattern and predict possible events accurately. The benefits of such a system are discussed in this paper that includes how one can organize the data, identifying temporal and spatial correlation of events, focusing on specific web requests that point to a specific vulnerability, and formulating a fast response to such events. Advantages of integrating with Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR/XSOAR), Extended Detection Response (XDR) are briefly discussed. The analysis can be further used to develop a predictive system using deep learning (DL) techniques using correlation of application security vulnerability information.
An AI Model for Digital Forensic Readiness in the Cloud using Secure Access Service Edge
Authors: Hungwe Taurai , Venter Hein 
Published: March 2024

Computing infrastructure has evolved and has brought about changes to the ways that work and business are carried out. Cloud computing has redefined these workspaces by providing connectivity and tools to enable productivity, collaboration, and flexibility. As work moves outside the centralised office and goes remote, users are accessing the cloud directly, leaving the protection of the corporate network and leaving the users’ computing platforms open to threats. In the pre-cloud era, the data centre for organisations was the single location where digital assets would be housed and non-complicated security parameters implemented. The firewall would be the main security perimeter implemented to secure the network in this pre-cloud era. The advent of cloud computing has brought potential areas and gaps in securing the organisational data, information and communication connectivity to the cloud-based resources. As such, there is need to rethink and redesign the models which can be implemented to secure the cloud computing services. The cloud should be in a state of digital forensics readiness in order to facilitate digital forensics investigation. The study focuses on the development of an artificial intelligence model for digital forensic readiness for the cloud using secure access service edge. This integrated approach might assist in the provisioning of cloud security.
Deep Learning-based Framework for Detecting Malicious Insider-Inspired Cyberattacks Activities in Organisations
Authors: Chengetanai Gibson , Chandigere Teandai R. , Chengetanai Pepukai , Verma Rachna 
Published: March 2024

Abstract— Cyberattacks are happening at an alarming rate both in developed and developing countries. This is due to more users now being connected to the global village (internet). Significant strides have been taken by organisations to protect information technology assets together with data, by doing defense-in-depth, using firewalls and access control approaches collectively. These approaches work well in detecting attacks by outsider cyber-attackers. In recent cyberattacks the perpetrators have been those within the organisation, as they can easily bypass security measures especially those with high privileges and they can go undetected for quite a long time. We propose a deep learning approach termed Automatic_ IDS_ Deep model (framework) that is infused with intrusion detection systems to give timely detection of malicious activities by those within the organisation. Experiments were conducted and averaging of results was done to determine accuracy, recall, and precision of the proposed model. The model (framework) offers better results on its performance in detecting attacks that are perpetrated within the organisation.
Peramalan Jumlah Pinjaman Menggunakan Metode Fuzzy Time Series Cheng
Authors: Jamaludin Asep 
Published: March 2024

Memberikan layanan terbaik dalam hal ketersediaan dana pinjaman kepada anggota adalah salah satu kewajiban pengurus atau pengelola koperasi. Sehingga peramalan jumlah pinjaman dibutuhkan untuk membantu dalam menentukan kebijakan berapa jumlah dana yang harus disediakan. Fuzzy Time Series (FTS) merupakan salah satu soft computing yang telah digunakan dan dikembangkan oleh banyak peneliti. Salah satunya adalah Fuzzy Time Series yang dikembangkan oleh Cheng. Dengan mengunakan 36 data diperoleh nilai Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) sebesar 16,41%. Hal ini menunjukkan bahwa metode Fuzzy Time Series Cheng mempunyai kinerja bagus.
ASOSIASI ECHINODERMATA DENGAN KOMUNITAS PADANG LAMUN DI PERAIRAN DESA MANGON KECAMATAN SANANA KABUPATEN KEPULAUAN SULA
Authors: Bilmona Syakirin , Kaligis Erly Y. , Wagey Billy Th. , Losung Fitje , Rumampuk Natalie D.C. , Lumingas Lawrence J.L. 
Published: March 2024

The purpose of this study was to determine the association between the phylum Echinodermataand the seagrass community in the waters of Mangon Village. This research was conducted in thewaters of Mangon Village, Sanana District, Sula Islands Regency in October 2022. The researchmethod used was the quadratic transect method. This method consists of 2 research stations which areabout 500m apart. The transect line is drawn straight from the beach to the sea for 100m then aquadratic plot is placed in a zig-zag manner to the left and right of the transect line. There were 10 plotsthat were observed and spaced 10m each and 3 repetitions were carried out with a distance of 50m pertransect. From this method the results obtained in the waters of Mangon Village showed that at stationone, the species found at two stations in Mangon Village waters were 7 species of Echinodermata and6 species of seagrass. Based on the person product moment correlation value, there is a correlation inthe form of a positive association between seagrasses and echinoderms at the study site. Theenvironmental parameters owned by the waters of Mangon Village, Sula Islands Regency, namely,temperature has a range of 24-28˚C, salinity has a range of 28 – 340/00, and pH has a range of 7,08-8,08. The substrate obtained is sand and sand mixed with coral fragments.Keywords: Association of Echinodermata with Seagrass Community, Mangon Village Waters
ABSTRAKTujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui asosiasi antara filum Echinodermata denganKomunitas padang lamun di perairan Desa Mangon. Penelitian ini dilakukan di perairan Desa MangonKecamatan Sanana Kabupaten Kepulauan Sula pada bulan Oktober 2022. Metode penelitian yangdigunakan adalah metode transek kuadrat, Dalam metode ini terdiri dari 2 stasiun penelitian yangmemiliki jarak sekitar 500m. Garis transek ditarik lurus dari pantai menuju laut sepanjang 100mkemudian diletakkan plot kuadrat secara zig-zag disamping kiri-kanan pada garis transek. Terdapat 10buah plot yang diamati dan diberi jarak masing-masing 10m dan dilakukan sebanyak 3 kalipengulangan dengan jarak 50m per transek. Dari Metode tersbut hasil yang didapatkan di perairanDesa Mangon menunjukan bahwa pada stasiun satu, Spesies yang ditemukan pada dua stasiun diPerairan Desa Mangon adalah 7 spesies Echinodermata dan 6 spesies lamun. Berdasarkan nilaikorelasi person product moment, terdapat korelasi dalam bentuk asosisasi positif antara lamun danEchinodermata di lokasi penelitian. Parameter lingkungan yang dimiliki oleh perairan Desa MangonKabupaten Kepulauan Sula yaitu, suhu memiliki kisaran 24-28˚C, salinitas memiliki kisaran 28 - 340/00,dan pH memiliki kisaran 7,08-8,08. Substrat yang di dapat yaitu pasir dan pasir bercampur pecahankarang.
Kata Kunci: Asosiasi Echinodermata, Komunitas Padang Lamun, Perariran Desa Mangon
Non-invasive Sensing for Aerospace Fuel Systems
Authors: Mills Andy , Blakey Simon , Souris Spiridon , Kadirkamanathan Visakan 
Published: March 2024

An aerospace fuel system contains valves required to operate in inhospitable environments where conventional position sensing cannot achieve the required reliability. This work demonstrates the use of non-invasive, high temperature sensors to monitor valve position.
Novel fuel systems, as required for lean burn combustion, can carry a high risk failure mode. The rapid detection of these failure modes, such as valve sticking or impending sticking would reduce this risk. However, sensing valve state is challenging due to hot environmental temperatures, which result in a low reliability for conventional position sensing. Conventional sensing also requires moving parts that can be prone to induce leaks and other failure modes to the valve.
Acoustic emission (AE) sensing technology is evaluated to provide a non-invasive, remote and high temperature tolerant solution. The fluidic turbulence created by flow through a narrow valve opening can be sensed to determine the valve state. A pilot scale aviation fuel thermal stability rig has been utilised to place passive AE sensors to verify the detection capability of valve state. Data collected from experiments exhibited an acoustic response allowed open and closed states to be distinguished. The sensitivity to different sensor locations and an analysis of the ability to characterise opening time response as well as open / closed state is performed - this is expected to provide diagnostics of incipient fault conditions.
Automated Predictive Monitoring and Diagnosis in the Energy and Natural Resources Sector
Authors: Power Yvonne 
Published: March 2024

This paper explores strategies for automated, predictive monitoring and diagnosis (M&D) using advanced intelligent systems technologies within the Energy and Natural Resources (ENR) sector to address safety implications and costs associated with downtime and emergency breakdown repairs. Automated, predictive M&D lends itself towards application within centralized M&D centers to allow monitoring across an entire fleet, to improve efficiency, reduce duplication of functions and allow for consistent, best practice operation and higher quality repairs across distributed assets. However, centralization is often accompanied by a reduction in the number of on-site personnel and loss of critical knowledge for the operation and maintenance of assets. Therefore, the selection of appropriate data, sensors, algorithms, a suitable platform, analytical tools, visualizations and ERP/CMMS integration form the basis for automated and predictive M&D of asset performance (intelligent Asset Performance Management (iAPM)) making it possible to detect and diagnose issues across geographically dispersed assets so that results are available in daily operational workflow for executive, analytical and operational personnel before they impact production, operations and safety.
Cost benefit analysis of applying PHM for Subsea Applications
Authors: Gao Xiaojing 
Published: March 2024

The decrease in oil price has been a hot topic over recent years and has directly affected oil companies and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) of systems used for oil production (subsea assets in particular). Numerous technologies, methodologies, processes and tools are being developed to support lifecycle cost reductions for subsea assets and to maximize the overall profits for the industry. Prognostic and Health Management (PHM) is a technology that can assess and predict the remaining useful life (RUL) of a system, enabling operations and maintenance strategies to be better planned. One goal of PHM is to lower the cost for a system during the operational period by reducing the downtime cost and risk of unanticipated failures. Traditionally, failure was accepted in this industry sector through the incorporation of functional safety features of critical components. Unfortunately, a fail-safe strategy has significant downtime costs associated with it. However, introduction of new technology (e.g. PHM) requires a business case to demonstrate the potential benefits. At present there is a lack of literature on the topic of PHM cost-benefit-risk analysis for subsea production systems. This paper will provide a background of lifecycle cost and the potential cost savings PHM can deliver in the subsea application will be provided. The paper will also expand on four categories of factors contributing to the cost benefit analysis as well as a case study to illustrate the potential cost savings and the side-effects from PHM integration on subsea equipment.
Online Prediction of Remaining Lifetime of IGBT semiconductor Modules
Authors: Salah OULD MAHAMMED 
Published: March 2024

This study presents online prediction of remaining useful lifetime of IGBT semiconductor modules using Prognostic and Health Management (PHM) algorithms. This research focuses on the analysis, modeling and exploitation of the degradation in wire-bonded power modules in order to estimate the remaining useful lifetime (RUL) of IGBTpower module.