bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Influencing factors on green supply chain resilience of agricultural products: an improved gray-DEMATEL-ISM approach
Authors: Wang Jing , Liu Mingfei , Chen Yun , Yu Mengyun 
Published: September 2023

IntroductionNatural disasters and the COVID-19 epidemic have caused serious consequences such as long-term disruption and chain reaction to the global supply chain. Global warming caused by a large number of greenhouse gases has accelerated the attention of society to environmental sustainability. Therefore, identifying the transmission path of the factors that affect the green supply chain resilience of agricultural products is the primary task to accelerate the construction of a modern circulation system of agricultural products, ensure market supply and protect the environment.MethodsBased on the stakeholder theory, this study uses the literature research method to identify 15 factors that affect the green supply chain resilience of agricultural products. Through improving DEMATEL and ISM to study the internal relationship between the influencing factors, build a multi-level hierarchical structure model, and identify the basic transmission process and path of the influencing factors.ResultsThe results show that the government’s issuance of environmental policies and the provision of financial subsidies are important driving forces to strengthen the green supply chain resilience of agricultural products; The collaboration capability and business sustainability goals directly affect the green supply chain resilience of agricultural products; Agility, digital infrastructure construction, sustainability beliefs of top managers, public opinion with environment information disclosure and other factors indirectly affect the green supply chain resilience of agricultural products.DiscussionThe conclusion shows that the most important way to guide the green supply chain of agricultural products to develop towards standardization, normalization and sustainability is to guide the organization to set business sustainable goals and strengthen the collaborative cooperation ability of all stakeholders in the supply chain, with the government issuing environmental policies and providing financial subsidies as the driving factors. This study can provide theoretical basis for the government and enterprises to strengthen the green supply chain resilience of agricultural products.
Portraying the multifaceted interplay between sexual harassment, job stress, social support and employee’s turnover intension amid COVID-19: A Multilevel Moderating Mode
Authors: Aqeel Muhammad , Abbas Jaffar , Raza Saqlain , Aman Jaffar 
Published: September 2023

The education industry plays a vital role in social development. However, employees’ job turnover is challenging as it involves massive human and institutional financial costs. This research paper innovates by exploring the linkage between social support, sexual harassment, job stress, and job turnover intention amid COVID-19 crisis. The study examines how social support moderates the relationship between job stress, sexual harassment, and job turnover intention among educators teaching faculty members. The investigators applied the technique based on convenient sampling with a cross-sectional design for desired data collection. The study received 200 respondents' feedback from 10 January 2021 to 31 August 2021. (Male teachers, n= 100; female teachers, n=100) and their ages range from 25 to 59 years. The score was M=25.25, and the standard deviation score was SD=10.24. The data reports on the teachers' responses received from various public and private universities in Rawalpindi and the Federal city of Islamabad, Pakistan. The study's results indicate that sexual harassment statistically correlates positively with employees' work stress and job intention turnover. However, it correlates negatively among teachers with social support. The results exhibit that employees' job stress predicts job turnover intention positively and significantly. The study shows that social support moderates the association between sexual harassment, job stress, and teachers' job turnover intention. This research will help raise awareness of severe problems in the workplace. The educational environment would also help address this severe problem in Pakistan's academic and other industries
Sustentabilidade, responsabilidade social e governança sustentável das cidades
Authors: Ramos Juliano Spina , Peruzzo Júnior Léo 
Published: September 2023

Esta pesquisa visa avaliar a existência e a abrangência de medidas de desenvolvimento sustentável e ‘Governança sustentável das cidades’ nos dez menores municípios do estado do Paraná, no Brasil. A metodologia foi elaborada com base na definição de desenvolvimento sustentável de Sachs, pois essa definição traz e expande o “consenso” triple bottom line, permitindo assim uma análise mais completa sobre o desenvolvimento sustentável das cidades abrangendo as categorias: Social, Econômica, Ecológica, Espacial e Cultural. Dessa forma, pode-se traçar um patamar mínimo completo quanto às políticas nessa área, facilitando a projeção de patamares mínimos também para municípios maiores. A metodologia da pesquisa foi elaborada a partir de uma lista de aspectos distribuídos em categorias que deveriam ser atendidos num critério de 70% de preenchimento como padrão mínimo (por sete dos dez municípios da amostra). Dados referentes a cada município foram coletados junto a fontes Oficiais (governamentais federais e estaduais), complementados em informações de veículos de imprensa e outras plataformas on-line. Ao final, a pesquisa pode elaborar a abrangência mínima comum a municípios de pequeno porte do estado do Paraná em cada área abrangida por Sachs, sendo ele: Política pública especificamente voltada aos Investimentos em saúde preventiva, áreas de preservação cultural (tombamentos etc.) ou áreas para cultura (teatros, museus etc.), manutenção municipal em toda área urbana (serviço de limpeza e coleta de lixo), legislação sobre planejamento urbano e/ou plano diretor, espaço público urbano voltado ao lazer, preparo da infraestrutura especificamente para lidar com as mudanças climáticas e /ou plano municipal de mudanças climáticas aprovado, legislação municipal específica para temas ambientais, unidades básicas de saúde a pelo menos 3 km de distância de qualquer ponto do perímetro urbano e demanda atendida de vagas na pré-escola e ensino fundamental (observar ressalva na análise descritiva de resultados).
The Influence of Motivation, Career Development, and Compensation on Job Satisfaction and its impact on the Employee Performance
Authors: Komara Edi 
Published: September 2023

This study aims to examine the influence of motivation, career development and compensation, on job satisfaction and its impact on the employee performance. The independent variables in this study are motivation, career development and compensation. While the related variables in this study are job satisfaction and employee performance.
This research was conducted at PT. X at Jl. Bangka Raya, Jakarta Selatan. The sample in this study used 45 employees of PT. X and the method used is Partial Least Square (PLS). the result of this study showed that: 1) motivation has a positive effect on job satisfaction, 2) motivation has a positive effect on employee performance, 3) career development has a positive effect on job satisfaction, 4) career development has a positive effect on employee performance, 5) compensation has a positive effect on job satisfaction, 6) compensation has a positive effect on employee performance, 7) job satisfaction has a positive effect on employee performance, 8) Motivation mediates the influence of Employee Performance through Job Satisfaction, 9) career development mediates the influence of employee performance through job satisfaction, and 10) compensation mediates the influence of employee performance through job satisfaction.
Validación del protocolo de evaluación neuropsicolingüística del lenguaje oral, lectura y escritura (PRELEN) para niños escolares
Authors: Guevara Agredo Andrea , Muñoz Zambrano Isabel , Ortega Hurtado José Olmedo 
Published: September 2023

En Colombia hay escasas baterías que evalúen las dificultades del lenguaje oral, la lectura y la escritura de los niños escolares, adaptadas a la población infantil. El objetivo de este estudio fue establecer la consistencia interna del protocolo de lenguaje oral, lectura y escritura (PRELEN), desde la perspectiva neuropsicolingüística, para escolares de 6 a 10 años; el instrumento contiene tareas con base en las funciones del Mapa Modular de Ellis, Young y Anderson: módulos auditivos, módulos visuales y módulos ortográficos; también, incluye aspectos a evaluar del nivel pragmático. La muestra fue no aleatoria; según el cálculo del tamaño de muestra, se seleccionaron 100 niños “normo típicos”, que fueron evaluados con el protocolo PRELEN, con previo consentimiento de los padres. El análisis se llevó a cabo con la prueba alpha de Cronbach, para medir la correlación de ítems. En los resultados, el alfa de los módulos de lenguaje oral fue 0.841, el de lectura y escritura 0.840, y el nivel pragmático 0.978. El coeficiente del protocolo general fue de 0.933 (93 %), que indicaría una adecuada consistencia interna de los módulos y tareas del protocolo. Si bien algunos módulos presentan una alta correlación, resulta importante revisar los que están por encima de 0.90.
Reducing GaN crystal dislocations through lateral growth on uneven seed crystal surfaces using the Na-flux method
Authors: Washida Shogo , Imanishi Masayuki , Tandryo Ricksen , Hamada Kazuma , Murakami Kosuke , Usami Shigeyoshi , Maruyama Mihoko , Yoshimura Masashi , Mori Yusuke 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
In recent years, we have achieved low threading dislocation density in GaN wafers by using the Na-flux multi-point seed technique. However, the resulting wafers exhibit regions of high dislocation density, exceeding 105 cm−2 at the coalescence boundary where pyramidal crystals merge. In this study, we discovered that annealing seed crystals at 900 °C generated an uneven surface with approximately 50 μm of GaN decomposition, and growing GaN on the thus-generated uneven surfaces induced lateral growth composed of facets. We then investigated the effect of the uneven surface on dislocation reduction and found that the average threading dislocation density of the grown crystal was reduced from

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Leveraging high-density EMG to investigate bipolar electrode placement for gait prediction models
Authors: Hodossy Balint , Guez Annika , Jing Shibo , Huo Weiguang , Vaidyanathan Ravi , Farina Dario 
Published: September 2023

<p>For the control of wearable robotics, it is critical to obtain a prediction of the user’s motion intent with high accuracy. Electromyography (EMG) recordings have often been used as inputs for these devices, however bipolar EMG electrodes are highly sensitive to their location. Positional shifts of electrodes after training gait prediction models can therefore result in severe performance degradation. </p>
<p>This study uses high-density EMG electrodes to simulate various bipolar electrode signals from four leg muscles during steady-state walking. The bipolar signals were ranked based on the consistency of the corresponding EMG envelope’s activity and timing across gait cycles. </p>
<p>The locations were then compared by evaluating the performance of an offline Temporal Convolutional Network (TCN) that mapped EMG signals to knee angles. The results showed that electrode locations with consistent EMG envelopes resulted in greater prediction accuracy compared to hand-aligned placements (p<0.01). However, performance gains through this process were limited, and did not resolve the position shift issue. </p>
<p>Instead of training a model for a single location, we showed that randomly sampling bipolar combinations across the high-density EMG grid during training mitigated this effect. Models trained with this method generalised over all positions, and achieved 70% less prediction error than location specific models over the entire area of the grid. Therefore, the use of high-density EMG grids to build training datasets could enable the development of models robust to spatial variations, and reduce the impact of muscle-specific electrode placement on accuracy.</p>
PPSFL: Privacy-preserving Split Federated Learning via Functional Encryption
Authors: Ma Jing , Xixiang Lv , Yu Yong , Sigg Stephan 
Published: September 2023

<p>In this paper, we propose a novel and efficient privacy-preserving split federated learning (PPSFL) framework, that achieves both privacy protection and model accuracy with reasonable computational and communication cost. We describe the implementations of PPSFL on Multi-layer Perceptron (MLP) and Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) models with distributed clients to evaluate the performance of PPSFL. </p>
Model of the response time of the variable-frequency drive with Padé approximant to test the control velocity of a conveyor belt
Authors: Pérez Saavedra José Luis , Urrea Claudio 
Published: September 2023

<p>The main objective of this research is to propose a phenomenological LTI model for a VSD as a final control element. This model, as part of the mass flow control loop, allows assessment of the control strategy design and the control performance for a feeder mass flow control, kind ore-conveyor belt in a mining process. Thus VSD model would allow the completion of the total block diagram of the conveyor belt process, and thus allow through simulation the evaluation of applied control strategies. </p>
<p>The structure of this paper is as follows: In section II, the proposed model is presented, which gives the mathematical support for the models and also tests and assesses the model's results and performance, through the performance index evaluation. The following section III covers the modeling of the conveyor belt with actual data of the equipment information in the laboratory of the University. Section IV deals with the control strategies designed, which are two: one is the traditional PID control, and the other is robust control ADRC. The control simulation results and evaluation of their results are obtained and shown in their graphs in section V. Finally, general conclusions are delivered.</p>
Alert Classification for the ALeRCE Broker System: The Anomaly Detector
Authors: Perez-Carrasco Manuel , Cabrera-Vives Guillermo , Hernandez-García Lorena , Förster F. , Sanchez-Saez Paula , Muñoz Arancibia Alejandra M. , Arredondo Javier , Astorga Nicolás , Bauer Franz E. , Bayo Amelia , Catelan M. , Dastidar Raya , Estévez P. A. , Lira Paulina , Pignata Giuliano 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
Astronomical broker systems, such as Automatic Learning for the Rapid Classification of Events (ALeRCE), are currently analyzing hundreds of thousands of alerts per night, opening up an opportunity to automatically detect anomalous unknown sources. In this work, we present the ALeRCE anomaly detector, composed of three outlier detection algorithms that aim to find transient, periodic, and stochastic anomalous sources within the Zwicky Transient Facility data stream. Our experimental framework consists of cross-validating six anomaly detection algorithms for each of these three classes using the ALeRCE light-curve features. Following the ALeRCE taxonomy, we consider four transient subclasses, five stochastic subclasses, and six periodic subclasses. We evaluate each algorithm by considering each subclass as the anomaly class. For transient and periodic sources the best performance is obtained by a modified version of the deep support vector data description neural network, while for stochastic sources the best results are obtained by calculating the reconstruction error of an autoencoder neural network. Including a visual inspection step for the 10 most promising candidates for each of the 15 ALeRCE subclasses, we detect 31 bogus candidates (i.e., those with photometry or processing issues) and seven potential astrophysical outliers that require follow-up observations for further analysis.
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EMU Detection of a Large and Low Surface Brightness Galactic SNR G288.8–6.3
Authors: Filipović Miroslav D. , Dai Shi , Arbutina Bojan , Hurley-Walker Natasha , Brose Robert , Becker Werner , Sano Hidetoshi , Urošević Dejan , Jarrett T. H. , Hopkins Andrew M. , Alsaberi Rami Z. E. , Alsulami R. , Bordiu Cristobal , Ball Brianna , Bufano Filomena , Burger-Scheidlin Christopher , Crawford Evan , English Jayanne , Haberl Frank , Ingallinera Adriano , Kapinska Anna D. , Kavanagh Patrick J. , Koribalski Bärbel S. , Kothes Roland , Lazarević Sanja , Mackey Jonathan , Rowell Gavin , Leahy Denis , Loru Sara , Macgregor Peter J. , Nicastro Luciano , Norris Ray P. , Riggi Simone , Sasaki Manami , Stupar Milorad , Trigilio Corrado , Umana Grazia , Vernstrom Tessa , Vukotić Branislav 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
We present the serendipitous detection of a new Galactic supernova remnant (SNR), G288.8–6.3, using data from the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) Evolutionary Map of the Universe (EMU) survey. Using multifrequency analysis, we confirm this object as an evolved Galactic SNR at high Galactic latitude with low radio surface brightness and typical SNR spectral index of α = − 0.41 ± 0.12. To determine the magnetic field strength in SNR G288.8–6.3, we present the first derivation of the equipartition formulae for SNRs with spectral indices α > − 0.5. The angular size is 1.°8 × 1.°6 (107.′6 × 98.′4), and we estimate that its intrinsic size is ∼40 pc, which implies a distance of ∼1.3 kpc and a position of ∼140 pc above the Galactic plane. This is one of the largest in angular size and closest Galactic SNRs. Given its low radio surface brightness, we suggest that it is about 13,000 yr old.
HETDEX Public Source Catalog 1—Stacking 50,000 Lyman Alpha Emitters
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Authors: Davis Dustin , Gebhardt Karl , Cooper Erin Mentuch , Bowman William P. , Garcia Castanheira Barbara , Chisholm John , Ciardullo Robin , Fabricius Maximilian , Farrow Daniel J. , Finkelstein Steven L. , Gronwall Caryl , Gawiser Eric , Hill Gary J. , Hopp Ulrich , House Lindsay R. , Jeong Donghui , Kollatschny Wolfram , Komatsu Eiichiro , Liu Chenxu , Niemeyer Maja Lujan , Saldana-Lopez Alberto , Saito Shun , Schneider Donald P. , Snigula Jan , Tuttle Sarah , Weiss Laurel H. , Wisotzki Lutz , Zeimann Gregory 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
We describe the ensemble properties of the 1.9 < z < 3.5 Lyman alpha emitters (LAEs) found in the HETDEX survey’s first public data release, HETDEX Public Source Catalog 1. Stacking the low-resolution (R ∼ 800) spectra greatly increases the signal-to-noise ratio (S/N), revealing spectral features otherwise hidden by noise, and we show that the stacked spectrum is representative of an average member of the set. The flux-limited, Lyα S/N restricted stack of 50,000 HETDEX LAEs shows the ensemble biweight average
z ∼ 2.6 LAE to be a blue (UV continuum slope ∼ −2.4 and E(B – V) < 0.1), moderately bright (M
UV ∼ −19.7) star-forming galaxy with strong Lyα emission (log L
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(Lyα) ∼ 114 Å), and potentially significant leakage of ionizing radiation. The rest-frame UV light is dominated by a young, metal-poor stellar population with an average age of 5–15 Myr and metallicity of 0.2–0.3 Z
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The DESI One-Percent Survey: Constructing Galaxy–Halo Connections for ELGs and LRGs Using Auto and Cross Correlations
Authors: Gao Hongyu , Jing Y. P. , Gui Shanquan , Xu Kun , Zheng Yun , Zhao Donghai , Aguilar Jessica Nicole , Ahlen Steven , Brooks David , Claybaugh Todd , Dawson Kyle , xde la Macorra Axel , Doel Peter , Fanning Kevin , Forero-Romero Jaime E. , A Gontcho Satya Gontcho , Guy Julien , Honscheid Klaus , Kehoe Robert , Landriau Martin , Manera Marc , Meisner Aaron , Miquel Ramon , Moustakas John , Newman Jeffrey A. , Nie Jundan , Percival Will , Rossi Graziano , Schubnell Michael , Seo Hee-Jong , Tarlé Gregory , Weaver Benjamin Alan , Yu Jiaxi , Zhou Zhimin 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
In the current Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) survey, emission line galaxies (ELGs) and luminous red galaxies (LRGs) are essential for mapping the dark matter distribution at z ∼ 1. We measure the auto and cross correlation functions of ELGs and LRGs at 0.8 < z ≤ 1.0 from the DESI One-Percent survey. Following Gao et al., we construct the galaxy–halo connections for ELGs and LRGs simultaneously. With the stellar–halo mass relation for the whole galaxy population (i.e., normal galaxies), LRGs can be selected directly by stellar mass, while ELGs can also be selected randomly based on the observed number density of each stellar mass, once the probability P
sat of a satellite galaxy becoming an ELG is determined. We demonstrate that the observed small scale clustering prefers a halo mass-dependent P
sat model rather than a constant. With this model, we can well reproduce the auto correlations of LRGs and the cross correlations between LRGs and ELGs at r
p > 0.1 Mpc h
−1. We can also reproduce the auto correlations of ELGs at r
p > 0.3 Mpc h
−1 (s > 1 Mpc h
−1) in real (redshift) space. Although our model has only seven parameters, we show that it can be extended to higher redshifts and reproduces the observed auto correlations of ELGs in the whole range of 0.8 < z ≤ 1.6, which enables us to generate a lightcone ELG mock for DESI. With the above model, we further derive halo occupation distributions for ELGs, which can be used to produce ELG mocks in coarse simulations without resolving subhalos.
The Gamma-Ray Pulsar Phenomenology in View of 3D Kinetic Global Magnetosphere Models
Authors: Kalapotharakos Constantinos , Wadiasingh Zorawar , Harding Alice K. , Kazanas Demosthenes 
Published: September 2023

Abstract
We develop kinetic plasma models of pulsar magnetospheres with magnetic-field-line-dependent plasma injection that reveal the importance of various magnetosphere regions in regulating the γ-ray emission. We set different particle injection rates for the so-called open, closed, and separatrix zones. Moderate particle injection rates in open and closed zones ensure a global field structure close to the force-free structure, while the dissipation occurs mainly in and around the equatorial current sheet. The particles that are injected into the separatrix zone affect the particle populations that enter the equatorial current sheet region, and therefore the corresponding accelerating electric fields, particle energies, the spectral cutoff energy, and γ-ray efficiency. The separatrix zone models reproduce the recently discovered fundamental plane of γ-ray pulsars consistent with curvature radiation emission, the γ-ray light-curve shapes, and the radio-lag versus peak-separation correlation reported in the Fermi second pulsar catalog. The model beaming factors indicate that the pulsar total γ-ray luminosities listed in the Fermi catalogs are overestimations of the actual ones. We find that the radiation reaction limited regime starts ceasing to govern the high-energy emission for

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