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Prerequisites for the ecologization of recreational and tourist activities in Ukraine
Authors: Bondar Iu , Shchoholieva I , Sokolovskiy V , Petrenko N , Maliuga L , Tereshchuk N 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The article considers the main steps of further greening of recreational and tourist activities in Ukraine and proposes models of greening of the enterprise’s activities. The world experience of forming the ecological and economic foundations of the genesis of eco-tourism in the recreation areas of the countries has been analyzed and summarized. The international ecotourism certification program « Green Globe 21 » and its sphere of influence, as well as the international environmental program « Green Key » in terms of the use of natural resources and natural materials, were investigated. A survey of hotel guests was conducted regarding the importance to them of activities related to the minimization of resource consumption, and the importance of criteria for the ecological use of hotel resources was determined. A profile map of consumer satisfaction with environmental services was created, which shows the advantages and disadvantages of hotel services after evaluating the various components of the satisfaction tree and highlights the main ways of balanced functioning of eco-tourism in the recreational areas of Ukraine identified..
Assessment of multifactor productivity based on empirical data in the agricultural sector of the economy of Ukraine
Authors: Kuznietsova T , Krasovska Y , Lesniak O , Podlevska O , Harnaha O 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The importance of the expanded interpretation of the economic category “productivity” with the help of the index of “total factor productivity” and “multifactor productivity” has been revealed. The index approach was used to estimate the correlation between the total factor productivity and the cost of resources. The dynamics of the level of total factor productivity of agriculture in Ukraine was shown, which reflects the reduction of the effectiveness of the agrarian sector while increasing the volume of production in absolute terms. A set of factors that influence the productivity of agricultural production was offered. To substantiate the reasons reduced total factor productivity analyzed the dynamics of partial factor productivity, which indicates an increase in labor inputs and soil moisture regime. The approach to the expanded treatment of the economic category “productivity” with the introduction of such notions as “total factor productivity” and “multifactor productivity” has been stated. The methods and approaches to an estimation of multifactorial productivity (MFP) are systematized. A review of the factors and reasoning behind the decline in total factor productivity is provided. Dynamics are investigated and the basic factors of influence on increase of MFP, in particular in agrarian sector of economy of Ukraine are defined.
Optimization of production parameters of agricultural enterprises
Authors: Vinichenko I , Polehenka M , Ortina G , Abuselidze G , Kazarian H , Vinogradchyi V 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The study substantiates the need to apply methods of economic and mathematical modelling of optimization of the production process of enterprises of the agrarian complex. The key elements of the various stages of development and construction of an economic and mathematical model of agricultural enterprises’ production resources that optimizes resource reserves for resource identification, judicious resource use, and enhancement of economic activity efficiency are taken into consideration. The proposed model may be used to analyze and discover resource potential reserves for businesses with any kind of ownership, as well as to identify elements of strategies to increase the economic activity of both the business as a whole and its individual units. The findings confirm that the employment of economic and mathematical approaches is efficient in evaluating agricultural firms’ resource potential as well as the optimization of raw materials, output, and sales. The process of modelling the activities of agricultural enterprises makes it possible to respond quickly to changes in demand for marketable products and make scientifically sound management decisions regarding the planning of production of its various types in order to maximize profits. Confirmation of the result is that the use of economic and mathematical methods is effective in assessing not only the resource potential of agricultural enterprises, but also the optimization of raw materials, production and sales. The process of modelling the activities of agricultural enterprises makes it possible to respond quickly to changes in demand for marketable products and make scientifically sound management decisions regarding the planning of production of its various types in order to maximize profits.
Directions for increasing the level of environmental friendliness of innovative and investment attractiveness of transport and logistics companies
Authors: Hutsaliuk O , Levchenko A , Storozhuk O , Zalevskyi A , Doroshenko T , Hryhorash S 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The genesis of environmental friendliness, innovation and investment attractiveness of transport and logistics enterprises are relevant and require the formation of timely constructive approaches. The approach to evaluating the effectiveness of innovative activities in transport is substantiated, the use of which made it possible to establish the state of the processes of state regulation in this area. The stages of increasing investment attractiveness by the degree of intellectualization and partnership have been formed. It is proven that the assessment of the environmental component of the investment project is based on the principles of social and ethical marketing and is regulated by legislation. The investment strategy and its components have been improved. A system for supporting decision-making and goal-setting and institutional support for the genesis of transport and logistics infrastructure is proposed. The state of transport security of the regions is determined. An organizational model of the National Innovative Transport Hub and an approach to evaluating its functioning are proposed. It was determined that ecological and economic investments are aimed at increasing the economic efficiency of providing services in the transport sector, taking into account ecological interests.
Green recruitment and adaptation practices in GHRM
Authors: Tsymbaliuk S , Vasylyk A , Stoliaruk K 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The research results confirmed the important role of green recruitment and adaptation in green human resource management (GHRM). The survey’s purpose was to evaluate the spread of green recruitment and staff adaptation practices in Ukraine. The theoretical model of green practices implementation in the processes of recruitment and staff adaptation is developed. The survey found that less than a third of organizations position themselves as green employers and develop green employer value propositions (EVPs) which are attractive to people with green behaviours. The practice of assessing and selecting candidates with green competencies has not become widespread. The lack of practice of including green competencies in the requirements and job advertisements does not allow the company to attract desirable candidates, including specialists with environmental knowledge and attitudes, despite such intentions. The study results also showed that more organizations use green practices during the onboarding and adaptation of new employees compared to recruitment and selection. The survey results confirmed the hypothesis that green recruitment and adaptation aren’t widespread in Ukrainian companies. Owners and managers need to pay more attention to introducing green issues in the recruitment and adaptation processes; study successful practices and adapt them to the specifics of the organization; develop green competencies in HR managers and specialists; to position themselves as a green employer.
Social audit as a tool of civil society aimed at ensuring the sustainability
Authors: Sysoieva I , Pozniakovska N , Mikluha O , Pukas A , Roleders V 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
A theoretical justification of the conducting a social audit was carried out, which involves the following stages: familiarization stage - to determine the expediency of the procedure; the initial stage is necessary to determine the executors; the organizational stage involves coordination between the contractor and the customer; during the experimental stage, the necessary information is collected; at the analytical stage, indicators of compliance of the state of the objects with the standards are compared; at the final stage, reporting documentation is prepared; at the completion, there is a meeting with the customer and a discussion of the results. The specified stages systematize the organizational process and contribute to the qualitative implementation of the social audit procedure as a whole. The definition of “social audit” has been clarified as a set of control measures in the form of monitoring, audits, inspections, surveys, questionnaires, which are carried out by stakeholders in order to determine the degree of social responsibility of the enterprise. The main criteria for the classification of social audit are summarized and systematized, namely: its functional purpose (social audit of compliance, efficiency audit). Characteristic features, advantages and disadvantages of auditing procedures performed by external and internal auditors are given.
Sustainable development of destination Bulgaria through alternative forms of tourism
Authors: Bozhinova M , Georgieva K 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The idea of sustainable development of tourism is among the most significant trends in this sector globally. In Bulgaria, it is included in the National Strategy for Sustainable Development of Tourism in the Republic of Bulgaria. In the current economic, health and social situation, interest in the sustainable development of destination Bulgaria has strengthened. The current situation creates conditions to update and improve the product portfolio of destination Bulgaria, focusing efforts on using the possibilities of alternative forms of tourism, which find their interpretation in the tourist regionalization of the country and the formation of tourist routes with specialized destinations. The research aims to confirm the possibility of sustainable development of destination Bulgaria through the use of products related to alternative forms of tourism. The study object is the tourism destination Bulgaria’s sustainable development. For the needs of the research, standard scientific methods are used. The stated research tasks support the thesis that the use of specialized forms of tourism in the formation of the product portfolio of destination Bulgaria can contribute to its sustainable development. As a result, the need to use the potential of destination management organizations and the importance of sustainability certification systems is confirmed.
An Innovative Organic Agriculture Model for Sustainable Development of Rural Areas in Bulgaria
Authors: Petrova M , Nikolova M , Pavlov P 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The EU policy is aimed at raising the standard of living in rural areas and supporting the processes related to uncovering and utilising their full potential. Rural territories in Bulgaria have unexploited potential, both in the use and protection of available resources and their social economic development, as well as in the generation of additional income. Through their sustainable development, a balance between economic, social and ecological growth would be achieved and the quality of life in them would be significantly improved. The purpose of the research is related to the study of the contribution of a sustainable organic agriculture model to achieve a multiplier effect on the rural area, as well as the linkage between organic agriculture and alternative tourism. The innovative organic agriculture model is undoubtedly one of the possibilities with a significant influence to achieve greater sustainability in the development of the rural economy in a territorial scope. The strong connection and interdependence between the economic entities in agriculture and tourism sectors is fully manifested when the interests of all interested parties in the development process of the specific territory are well combined.
Energy-saving technologies for sustainable development of the maritime transport logistics market
Authors: Remyha Y , Zaiarniuk O , Lozova T , Trushkina N , Yakushev O , Korovin Y 
Published: January 2023

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The paper identifies ways to solve problems of further development of the maritime logistics market, based on the challenges posed by the recovery of increasing demand for transport services, and activation of the integration of the transport system of Ukraine into the European and world transport systems. Priorities for future economic changes have been proposed in the transport sector and increasing their effectiveness through the development of a legal framework and improving the management structure of the country’s logistics system. Recognizing the magnitude of the climate change challenge and the importance of global action today, the development and implementation of energy-saving measures to address international shipping issues was analyzed. In order to succeed in further increasing the energy efficiency of the maritime sector, which is already the most energy-efficient way of mass transportation of goods, the document proposes pragmatic solutions from both a technical and a political point of view. The priorities and direction of action set out in the paper are formulated taking into account the state and place of each market segment in solving national tasks, their implementation requires significant capital investment and must be carried out taking into account the requirements of economic efficiency and environmental sustainability.
Correlation analysis of the longwall shearer’s cutting heads currents and methane concentration recorded at the longwall excavation
Authors: Dylong Artur 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Research on the analysis of the correlation between cutting speed and methane emission in longwalls has so far focused on determining the daily progress of a longwall that is related to limit values of methane bearing capacity. It seems that in the case of increased cutting speed, there should be a correlation between the current of the cutting heads and the amount of methane released from the longwall due to the faster exposure of fresh coal solid and more coal on conveyors. As shown in previous publications, the coal solids and mined coal on conveyors are important or even the most important sources of methane in the longwall. Therefore, if it was possible to confirm the correlation between the cutting head current and methane release at the outlet, it would be possible to use this information in short-term forecasting algorithms. This study presents preliminary results of the research on the correlation between the cutting head current and the methane concentration at the longwall outlet.
Occupational risk assessment of mining workers at a lignite mine
Authors: Morcinek-Słota Anna 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
This article analyses and assesses the occupational risks of workers employed in one of the lignite mines. The hazards occurring at the KWB were discussed and the procedure for carrying out an occupational risk assessment using the PHA (Preliminary Hazard Analysis) method was described. The occupational risk assessment of the employees was carried out on the position of a foreman. Appropriate preventive measures were then selected to reduce and eliminate potential hazards and minimise occupational risks. The entire article concludes with a summary and relevant conclusions.
Design of a shaft foot as a supporting element of the Thermal Energy Storage in Adiabatic CAES concept in post-mining shaft
Authors: Kołodziej K 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Development of the idea of using post-mining infrastructure for new purposes such as energy storage is currently the scope of intensive research. One of the ideas is to convert the shaft of a closed mine into adiabatic Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) facility. In this concept the most important design problem is the placement of the Thermal Energy Storage container in the shaft. In this article the construction of shaft foot for the purpose of Thermal Energy Storage container suspended in the mine shaft is discussed. The size and number of shaft feet using existing mining industry standards for TES installation is estimated. Depending on the type of rock mass the size of the foot and amount of concrete needed for its construction is calculated.
Incubator-independent perfusion system integrated with microfluidic device for continuous electrophysiology and microscopy readouts
Authors: Habibey Rouhollah 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Advances in primary and stem cell derived neuronal cell culture techniques and abundance of available neuronal cell types have enabled in vitro neuroscience as a substantial approach to model in vivo neuronal networks. Survival of the cultured neurons is inevitably dependent on the cell culture incubators to provide stable temperature and humidity and to supply required CO2 levels for controlling the pH of culture medium. Therefore, imaging and electrophysiology recordings outside of the incubator are often limited to the short-term experimental sessions. This restricts our understanding of physiological events to the short snapshots of recorded data while the major part of temporal data is neglected. Multiple custom-made and commercially available platforms like integrated on-stage incubators have been designed to enable long-term microscopy. Nevertheless, long-term high-spatiotemporal electrophysiology recordings from developing neuronal networks needs to be addressed. In the present work an incubator-independent polydimethylsiloxane-based double-wall perfusion chamber was designed and integrated with multi-electrode arrays (MEAs) electrophysiology and compartmentalized microfluidic device to continuously record from engineered neuronal networks at sub-cellular resolution. Cell culture media underwent iterations of conditioning to the ambient CO2 and adjusting its pH to physiological ranges to retain a stable pH for weeks outside of the incubator. Double-wall perfusion chamber and an integrated air bubble trapper reduced media evaporation and osmolality drifts of the conditioned media for two weeks. Aligned microchannel-microfluidic device on MEA electrodes allowed neurite growth on top of the planar electrodes and amplified their extracellular activity. This enabled continuous sub-cellular resolution imaging and electrophysiology recordings from developing networks and their growing neurites. The on-chip versatile and self-contained system provides long-term, continuous and high spatiotemporal access to the network data and offers a robust in vitro platform with many potentials to be applied on advanced cell culture systems including organ-on-chip and organoid models.
Measurement of structured tightly focused beams with classical interferometry
Authors: Herrera Isael , Quinto-Su Pedro A 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
We report the first classic interferometric measurement of the full field of propagating tightly focused vector beams (NA up to 1.23) across areas of

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. This approach outperforms near field measurements of non paraxial propagating beams because it is compatible with large power imbalances across the polarization components and low light intensities. Also, intricate subwavelength structures are resolved due to the exact mapping of the transverse field components by the microscope. Prior to focusing, the structured laser light has a linear or circular polarization state and an arbitrary 2D spatial phase. The transverse polarization components are extracted directly from 12 interferograms using 4 step interferometry, while the longitudinal component is extracted from the measured transverse fields with Gauss law. Different structured propagating vectorial beams are measured to demonstrate that the method works for any field geometry. The measurements are compared to simulations with normalized cross correlations that yield mean values

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, confirming good agreement.
Atomic layer deposition for nanoscale oxide semiconductor thin film transistors: review and outlook
Authors: Kim Hye-Mi , Kim Dong-Gyu , Kim Yoon-Seo , Kim Minseok , Park Jin-Seong 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Since the first report of amorphous In–Ga–Zn–O based thin film transistors, interest in oxide semiconductors has grown. They offer high mobility, low off-current, low process temperature, and wide flexibility for compositions and processes. Unfortunately, depositing oxide semiconductors using conventional processes like physical vapor deposition leads to problematic issues, especially for high-resolution displays and highly integrated memory devices. Conventional approaches have limited process flexibility and poor conformality on structured surfaces. Atomic layer deposition (ALD) is an advanced technique which can provide conformal, thickness-controlled, and high-quality thin film deposition. Accordingly, studies on ALD based oxide semiconductors have dramatically increased recently. Even so, the relationships between the film properties of ALD-oxide semiconductors and the main variables associated with deposition are still poorly understood, as are many issues related to applications. In this review, to introduce ALD-oxide semiconductors, we provide: (a) a brief summary of the history and importance of ALD-based oxide semiconductors in industry, (b) a discussion of the benefits of ALD for oxide semiconductor deposition (in-situ composition control in vertical distribution/vertical structure engineering/chemical reaction and film properties/insulator and interface engineering), and (c) an explanation of the challenging issues of scaling oxide semiconductors and ALD for industrial applications. This review provides valuable perspectives for researchers who have interest in semiconductor materials and electronic device applications, and the reasons ALD is important to applications of oxide semiconductors.