cometadata/datacite-rtg-text-other-reclassification-records huggingface dataset:
Poetic Carpentry: Conducting Immersive Geography of Spectral Landscapes
Creators: name: JOHNSON, MALCOLM
name: Transdisciplinary Imaging Conference, Dark Eden
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: 190104 Visual Cultures
subject: FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)

description: There is no landscape, at least not the kind we can gauge with ready-made measuring rods. As Cosgrove observes, landscapes can be all at once pictorial views, ideas that shape understanding, and hybrids that combine process and form, nature and culture, mind and world. Yet, in the face of the certain uncertainty of climate change, the views vanish behind smoke clouds, the ideas tainted with absence, and the hybrids withdrawn and ghastly. Dwelled in places are haunted, being both there and not there, forcing us to ask: where do we end and the landscape begin? Drawing from Heidegger's concept of "poetic dwelling" and Bogost's "philosophical carpentry", this paper explores deep mapping as a form of poetic carpentry, wherein the maps both explain how things make their world and are poetic creations that take measure of the world around them. In particular, this paper argues that traditional mapping is unable to grasp the uncanny realities of landscapes where the environmental manager's neat biophysical boundary and the climate scientists' scalar effects are scrambled and obscured. Poetic carpentry instead entails a situated approach full of metaphor and reflection, presence and acceptance, representation and immersion. A liminal methodology where presence and absence exist simultaneously. Inspired by the spatial imagery of geographic information systems and deep mapping experience in the Northern Mariana Islands, this paper develops an immersive approach where the poetic carpentry of mapping allows us to think, feel, and exist differently with (and within) spectral landscapes.
What is the Scottish Endarkenment? Curatorial Method Between Binary and Ecological Approaches
Creators: name: PATRIZIO, ANDREW
name: Transdisciplinary Imaging Conference, Dark Eden
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: 190104 Visual Cultures
subject: FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)

description: This panel, ‘Endarkenment Technologies’, derives its name from an exhibition called The Scottish Endarkenment. Art and Unreason. 1945 to the Present that Patrizio and Hare co-curated for the Dovecot Gallery, Edinburgh, in 2016 during the International Edinburgh Festival. One measure of its success was its place in the Top Ten UK Exhibitions of that year by The Guardian. It seemed to strike a chord, among both artists and audiences, that Scotland’s visual artists were particularly attuned to the endarkened narratives of modernity and modern experience and that the shadowlands were a place they felt more at home than the sun-drenched landscapes of the Enlightenment. The artists included ranged from iconic post-war figures (John Bellany, Boyle Family, Joyce Cairns, Steven Campbell, Robert Colquhoun, Alan Davie, Joan Eardley, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Eduardo Paolozzi and William Turnbull) to the wave of internationally acclaimed artists who rose to prominence in the 1990s (John Beagles & Graham Ramsay, Christine Borland, Luke Fowler, Douglas Gordon, Louise Hopkins, Julie Roberts, David Shrigley, Simon Starling and Alison Watt). Even younger artists (Kevin Harman, Georgia Horgan, Shona Macnaughton and Katie Paterson) seemed also to be retelling these counter-Enlightenment narratives in new ways. This paper will discuss the exhibition, reflect on some of the underlying themes that guided its curation in 2016 and, importantly, try to speculate on what its endarkened legacies might really be. (Especially prescient at a time when students successfully lobbied for an Edinburgh University building to abandon its title, David Hume Tower, due to the philosopher’s associations with the slave trade.) We will bring together the ‘unreasonable’ ideas of James Frazier and R. D.Laing, whose The Golden Bough (1922) and The Divided Self (1960) respectively were foundational texts for the exhibition; and acknowledge a number of relevant 20th- and 21st-century reflections on ‘dialectics of Enlightenment (Adorno and Horkheimer), ‘dark epistemologies’ (Weizman), ‘bare life’ (Agamben), indigenous knowledges (Mignolo and Bird Rose), ecological alternatives (Latour and Dark Mountain), and so much more. The Scottish Endarkenment is, then, a modest but shining example in this dark firmament.*From Arkadii Dragomoshchenko, Endarkenment: Selected Poems (2014)
Supplementary document for Sensitive micro UAV detection based on a high-repetition-rate single-photon LiDAR - 7443878.pdf
Creators: name: Zhang, Weihua
name: Li, Zhaohui
name: Wang, Yurong
name: Chen, Xiuliang
name: Zhai, Didi
name: Zhang, Pengchen
name: Pan, Haifeng
name: Wu, Guang
Publisher: name: Optica Publishing Group
Year: 2025
Subjects: Applied Physics

description: Supplement 1
Relativistic Motion in a Constant Electromagnetic Field
Creators: name: Chin, Siu A.
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2008
Subjects: subject: Mathematical Physics (math-ph)
subject: FOS: Physical sciences

description: For a relativistic charged particle moving in a constant electromagnetic field, its velocity 4-vector has been well studied. However, despite the fact that both the electromagnetic field and the equations of motion are purely real, the resulting 4-velocity is seemingly due to a complex electromagnetic field. This work shows that this is not due to some complex formalism used (such as Clifford algebra) but is intrinsically due to the fact that the $o(3,1)$ Lie algebra of the Lorentz group is equivalent to two commuting complex $su(2)$ algebras. Expressing the complex $su(2)$ generators in terms of the boost and rotation operators then naturally introduces a complex electromagnetic field. This work solves the equation of motion not as a matrix equation, but as an operator evolution equation in terms of the generators of the Lorentz group. The factorization of the real evolution operator into two commuting complex evolution operators then directly gives the time evolution of the velocity 4-vector without any reference to an intermediate field.
description: 7 pages, no figure
3D-Chiral Metamaterial Showing Artificial Magnetic Response and Negative Refraction
Creators: name: Plum, E.
name: Dong, J.
name: Zhou, J.
name: Fedotov, V. A.
name: Koschny, T.
name: Soukoulis, C. M.
name: Zheludev, N. I.
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2008
Subjects: subject: Optics (physics.optics)
subject: FOS: Physical sciences

description: Artificial magnetism, negative permeability and negative refractive index are demonstrated in 3D-chiral metamaterial that shows giant polarization rotation and circular dichroism.
description: As presented at the Quantum Electronics and Laser Sciences Conference (CLEO/QELS 2008), San Jose, CA, USA, 5 May 2008, paper # QMA4
Edenic Telepathy: From Thought Drawings to Neuroimagery
Creators: name: NOLAN, STUART
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: 190104 Visual Cultures
subject: FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)

description: Ever since the 19th-century, techniques for performing telepathy and the visualisations of thoughts they produced have shaped our technological imaginaries. Images produced by scientific investigations of stage mindreaders, by theatrical muscle readers, and by thought drawing parlour games all reflect a theological/philosophical tradition that yearns for a tamed, frictionless, Edenic telepathy between pure, transparent, disembodied communicants.This paper explores the visual unfolding of cultural notions of Edenic telepathy from 19th-century thought drawings to the images of thoughts generated by neurotechnologies such as CTRL-Labs/Facebook’s neural interfaces, Elon Musk’s Neuralink, and Openwater’s mind-reader.The paper draws on the art/research project One Thousand Mindreaders, during which the author taught a thousand people the skill of thought drawing by muscle reading. By holding another person’s arm while they imagine making a drawing, muscle readers can sense the subconscious micro-muscle movements in that person’s arm and then recreate the drawing being imagined. Participants at 31 venues, including GoogleX, Pervasive Media Studio, Venice Biennale, and Digital Science, explored thought drawing. The project resisted judgment on the facticity of telepathy as either pre-modern superstition or neurotechnological futurity but instead granted the issue free play and cultivated its paradoxes.Through a comparison of these lo-tech thought drawings with emerging hi-tech thought neuroimagery this paper maps the enchanted gardens and haunted forests of the telepathic sublime and reveals how the mythic idyll of Edenic telepathy became entangled in a thicket of opaque surveillance, untamed contagion, transhumanist escapism, frictive embodiment, and the neuroexistentialism of the cerebral subject.
Fracture Diodes: Directional asymmetry of fracture toughness
Creators: name: Brodnik, N. R.
name: Brach, S.
name: Long, C. M.
name: Ravichandran, G.
name: Bourdin, B.
name: Faber, K. T.
name: Bhattacharya, K.
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: Materials Science (cond-mat.mtrl-sci)
subject: Applied Physics (physics.app-ph)
subject: FOS: Physical sciences

description: Toughness describes the ability of a material to resist fracture or crack propagation. It is demonstrated here that fracture toughness of a material can be asymmetric, i.e., the resistance of a medium to a crack propagating from right to left can be significantly different from that to a crack propagating from left to right. Such asymmetry is unknown in natural materials, but we show that it can be built into artificial materials through the proper control of microstructure. This paves the way for control of crack paths and direction, where fracture -- when unavoidable -- can be guided through pre-designed paths to minimize loss of critical components.
Empathetic Response Generation through Graph-based Multi-hop Reasoning on Emotional Causality
Creators: name: Wang, Jiashuo
name: LI, Wenjie
name: Lin, Peiqin
name: Mu, Feiteng
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: Computation and Language (cs.CL)
subject: FOS: Computer and information sciences

description: Empathetic response generation aims to comprehend the user emotion and then respond to it appropriately. Most existing works merely focus on what the emotion is and ignore how the emotion is evoked, thus weakening the capacity of the model to understand the emotional experience of the user for generating empathetic responses. To tackle this problem, we consider the emotional causality, namely, what feelings the user expresses (i.e., emotion) and why the user has such feelings (i.e., cause). Then, we propose a novel graph-based model with multi-hop reasoning to model the emotional causality of the empathetic conversation. Finally, we demonstrate the effectiveness of our model on EMPATHETICDIALOGUES in comparison with several competitive models.
description: The manuscript is accepted and published in Knowledge-Based Systems
What Kinds of Emotions are Mobilised by Different Policy Fields? A text mining analysis of parliamentary speeches
Creators: name: Boda, Zsolt
name: Ring, Orsolya
name: Szabó, Gabriella
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024
Subjects: Emotion Analysis
Large Language Models
Public Policy

description: Recently, the role of emotions in defining or influencing behaviour, including political behaviour, has been acknowledged, and research is increasingly addressing how affective processes shape our attitudes, actions, and decision-making. Policy studies have also started to analyse how emotions are reflected in policy discourses and how they influence policy change and support for policies. Most of these studies use qualitative methods. Our paper seeks to contribute to the field by conducting quantitative, text-as-data analysis to identify the emotional content of policy discourses. The aim is to give a descriptive analysis of which emotions are mobilised by different policy fields, which emotions are used by the government and the opposition when framing policies, and how the emotional patterns of policy discourses have changed over time. The parliamentary speech databases of the Hungarian Comparative Agendas Project are analysed using state-of-the-art large language models fine-tuned for emotion analysis. The time frame of the project covers the period 1998-2022. Preliminary findings of the computational analysis confirm the tendency of emotionalisation: the manifestations of emotions increase over time, which is especially true for joy and fear.
description: This working paper is part of the MORES working paper series.
Evaluation and Ranking of Replica Deployments in Geographic State Machine Replication
Creators: name: Numakura, Shota
name: Nakamura, Junya
name: Ohmura, Ren
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing (cs.DC)
subject: FOS: Computer and information sciences

description: Geographic state machine replication (SMR) is a replication method in which replicas of a service are located on multiple continents to improve the fault tolerance of a general service. Nowadays, geographic SMR is easily realized using public cloud services; SMR provides extraordinary resilience against catastrophic disasters. Previous studies have revealed that the geographic distribution of the replicas has a significant influence on the performance of the geographic SMR; however, the optimal way for a system integrator to deploy replicas remains unknown. In this paper, we propose a method to evaluate and rank replica deployments to assist a system integrator in deciding a final replica deployment. In the method, we also propose a novel evaluation function that estimates a latency of SMR protocols with round-trip time (RTT). To demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed method, we build thousands of geographic SMRs on Amazon Web Services and present experimental results. The results show that the proposed method that estimates a latency based on RTTs can generate consistent rankings with reasonable calculation time.
The Art of Disappearance
Creators: name: PULIE, ELIZABETH
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: 190104 Visual Cultures
subject: FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)

description: This paper examines the definition of contemporary art as a postconceptual art in relation to conceptual art’s attempt at dematerialisation. In the conceptual moment, artists aimed to meld art with life, and many conceptual practices involved a sense of invisibility of both artwork and artist. The strategy of giving up art, prefaced by the actions of Duchamp and Warhol, proved intrinsic to art of this time. Here, art attempted to disappear, in line with the self-referential tendency of the modern to reveal its ultimate concept.Peter Osborne defines contemporary art in relation to the failure of this attempt to escape the material and aesthetic, finally articulating these qualities as inherent to the concept ‘art’. In his essay On Disappearance (2006), Baudrillard speaks of the strategy of disappearance as potentially evading death; here, conscious disappearance before one dies enables such escape. As a post-conceptual art, the contemporary inherits this movement’s outcomes, the result of its attempt to disappear. This strategy is seen to have failed, the art of the current moment rematerializing both in theory and practice; this paper will consider a definition of contemporary art less in relation to its multitude of particularities and instances, and more in relation to strategy. It will define contemporary art relative to conceptual art’s attempt to disappear, in precisely the manner Baudrillard describes. It examines our failure to achieve this, and attempts to historically and ontologically define the art of the current moment.
Constraints on the Properties of the Neutron Star XTE J1814-338 from Pulse Shape Models
Creators: name: Leahy, Denis A.
name: Morsink, Sharon M.
name: Chung, Yi-Ying
name: Chou, Yi
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2008
Subjects: subject: Astrophysics (astro-ph)
subject: FOS: Physical sciences

description: The accretion-powered (non-X-ray burst) pulsations of XTE J1814-338 are modeled to determine neutron star parameters and their uncertainties. The model is a rotating circular hot spot and includes: (1) an isotropic blackbody spectral component; (2) an anisotropic Comptonized spectral component; (3) relativistic time-delays and light-bending; and (4) the oblate shape of the star due to rotation. This model is the simplest possible model that is consistent with the data. The resulting best-fit parameters of the model favor stiff equations of state, as can be seen from the 3-sigma allowed regions in the mass-radius diagram. We analyzed all data combined from a 23 day period of the 2003 outburst, and separately analyzed data from 2 days of the outburst. The allowed mass-radius regions for both cases only allow equations of state (EOS) that are stiffer than EOS APR (Akmal et al. 1998), consistent with the large mass that has been inferred for the pulsar NGC 6440B (Freire et al. 2008). The stiff EOS inferred by this analysis is not compatible with the soft EOS inferred from a similar analysis of SAX J1808.
description: 8 pages, 5 figures. Accepted by ApJ. Changes suggested by referee included
Building a well-being team culture
Creators: name: Williams, Lisa
name: Valentin, Virginia
Publisher: name: F1000 Research Limited
Year: 2024

description: Over the past year, Virginia Valentin DrPH, PA-C and Lisa Williams, MSSA, have worked together to reimagine the team culture of the University of Kentucky Physician Assistant Studies Department. Dr. Valentin assumed the role of Department Chair in 2022 when student, staff and faculty morale was at an all-time low, and she consulted with Williams to assist with culture transformation. 

Using innovative and human-centered approaches, the duo has reinvented a team environment that embraces the unique strengths of each team member, makes decisions with “whole-brain teaming” and is anchored in values and purpose. During this session, the pair will share their approach to both building a well-being team culture and lessons on how to navigate change successfully at work. Participants will be led through interactive exercises that will help examine how organizational change has impacted their team and explore ways to build a culture of well-being, regardless of the position they hold. Participants will also create a plan using knowledge gained about the Change Cycle to help influence an approach to navigating change in their workplace.
Poetic Carpentry: Conducting Immersive Geography of Spectral Landscapes
Creators: name: JOHNSON, MALCOLM
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: 190104 Visual Cultures
subject: FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)

description: There is no landscape, at least not the kind we can gauge with ready-made measuring rods. As Cosgrove observes, landscapes can be all at once pictorial views, ideas that shape understanding, and hybrids that combine process and form, nature and culture, mind and world. Yet, in the face of the certain uncertainty of climate change, the views vanish behind smoke clouds, the ideas tainted with absence, and the hybrids withdrawn and ghastly. Dwelled in places are haunted, being both there and not there, forcing us to ask: where do we end and the landscape begin? Drawing from Heidegger's concept of "poetic dwelling" and Bogost's "philosophical carpentry", this paper explores deep mapping as a form of poetic carpentry, wherein the maps both explain how things make their world and are poetic creations that take measure of the world around them. In particular, this paper argues that traditional mapping is unable to grasp the uncanny realities of landscapes where the environmental manager's neat biophysical boundary and the climate scientists' scalar effects are scrambled and obscured. Poetic carpentry instead entails a situated approach full of metaphor and reflection, presence and acceptance, representation and immersion. A liminal methodology where presence and absence exist simultaneously. Inspired by the spatial imagery of geographic information systems and deep mapping experience in the Northern Mariana Islands, this paper develops an immersive approach where the poetic carpentry of mapping allows us to think, feel, and exist differently with (and within) spectral landscapes.
The Back Door to Paradise: Gambolling with the Contingencies of Promiscuous Grime
Creators: name: MAURO-FLUDE, NANCY
name: Transdisciplinary Imaging Conference, Dark Eden
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: 190104 Visual Cultures
subject: FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)

description: In 1810 Kleist wrote ‘And Paradise is locked and bolted, with the cherub behind us; we must journey around the world and determine if perhaps at the end somewhere there is an opening to be discovered again’. In this presentation I pick the lock to the backdoor, to the place that Kleist calls Paradise. The question which underlies my proposition, whether an exploration of the backdoor – and the ‘en abyme’ within it as distinct artistic phenomenon has anything to offer us when we think about the concept of the Dark Eden. This idea about gaining access to a shadow zone, a spectral zone, a closed system through a ‘backdoor’ is a meta-narrative function of mise en abyme which interests me when considering its uses, a reflection of what is outside the realm, which helps to contextualise and explain what is within it. In the case it nominates a realm which lies under the shadow of, but is still, for the moment, outside of codification. Opened to the possibility of the backdoor entrance which I am speculating is ‘the antipode of the antipodes’ (Flanagan 2002), Kleist informs us to find a method that bypasses normal authentication. To take a journey, find the hidden back door with fellow travelers, elsewhere and leave behind the cherubim, and instead embrace the escutcheoned, the imperiled, the undaunted, the gamblers, and inspired chancers. Revealed concealed processes I am opening us to an archaeology of leaky promiscuous earth simulations and geo-logic filtering, endorsing nascent understandings dark symbolic mirrors.
Low-field quantum Hall transport in an electron Fabry-Perot interferometer: Determination of constriction filling vs front-gate voltage
Creators: name: Lin, Ping V.
name: Camino*, F. E.
name: Goldman, V. J.
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2008
Subjects: subject: Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics (cond-mat.mes-hall)
subject: FOS: Physical sciences

description: We report systematic quantum Hall transport experiments on Fabry-Perot electron interferometers at ultra-low-temperatures. The GaAs/AlGaAs heterostructure devices consist of two constrictions defined by etch trenches in 2D electron layer, enclosing an approximately circular island. Front gates deposited in etch trenches allow to fine-tune the device for symmetry and to change the constriction filling, relative to the bulk. The low-field longitudinal and Hall magnetotransport shows Shubnikov-de Haas oscillations and integer quantum Hall plateaus. A systematic variation of front-gate voltage affects the constriction and the island electron density, while the bulk density remains unaffected. This results in quantized plateaus in longitudinal resistance, while the Hall resistance is dominated by the low-density, low-filling constriction. At lower fields, when the quantum Hall plateaus fail to develop, we observe bulk Shubnikov-de Haas oscillations in series corresponding to an integer filling of the magnetoelectric subbands in the constrictions. This indicates that the whole interferometer region is still quantum-coherent at these lower fields at 10 mK. Analyzing the data within a Fock-Darwin model, we obtain the constriction electron density as a function of the front gate bias and, extrapolating to the zero field, the number of electric subbands (conductance channels) resulting from the electron confinement in the constrictions.
description: 8 Figs, 13 pages
Wilderness Transcended (Poetic Capacity of Wildlife Webcams in The Time of Pandemic Isolation)
Creators: name: RUSZEV, SZILVIA
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: 190104 Visual Cultures
subject: FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)

description: Images produced by video surveillance have long been remediated by artists such as Harun Farocki, Hito Steyerl, or Walid Raad, conceptualizing them in the context of emerging media. As a networked medium, the live video feed has become the cinematic sensorium of the post-human individual, currently trapped in isolation and driven by the experience of deep sadness. Wildlife webcams become screens for the viewer's mental images; their temporal and semantic stasis allows for a poetic mode of viewing that transcends the material image and turns it into an affective membrane that resonates with the uncertainty of the present moment. From the viewer's confinement, reality becomes framed by the camera; the wilderness becomes public space negating human existence, amplifying the feeling of loss and grief, yet offering connection. The longing for something to happen in front of our eyes; the sensationalism and poetics of the gaze turn scopophilia into semantophilia. The live feed's temporal synchronicity offers an unexpected intensity to address the paralyzing and yet aggravating state of the world.This paper pairs up with a media artwork (by the same author) which invites the viewer to wander in a dark maze of virtuality reality followed by the auditory and visual echo of several live webcams.
Limits of Lateral Expansion in Two-Dimensional Materials with Line Defects
Creators: name: Koskinen, Pekka
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics (cond-mat.mes-hall)
subject: FOS: Physical sciences

description: The flexibility of two-dimensional (2D) materials enables static and dynamic ripples that are known to cause lateral contraction, shrinking of the material boundary. However, the limits of 2D materials' \emph{lateral expansion} are unknown. Therefore, here we discuss the limits of intrinsic lateral expansion of 2D materials that are modified by compressive line defects. Using thin sheet elasticity theory and sequential multiscale modeling, we find that the lateral expansion is inevitably limited by the onset of rippling. The maximum lateral expansion $χ_{max}\approx 2.1\cdot t^2σ_d$, governed by the elastic thickness $t$ and the defect density $σ_d$, remains typically well below one percent. In addition to providing insight to the limits of 2D materials' mechanical limits and applications, the results highlight the potential of line defects in strain engineering, since for graphene they suggest giant pseudomagnetic fields that can exceed $1000$~T.
description: 6 pages, 4 figures
Effects of chlorinated hydrocarbons on the heterotrophic activity of aquatic microorganisms
Creators: name: Boyd, Walter Sean
Publisher: name: University of British Columbia
Year: 2010

description: This study investigated the short-term inhibitory effects of 8 chlorinated compounds on aquatic microorganism heterotrophic activity. A technique involving the measurement of substrate uptake rates using radio-actively labeled glucose was employed. All compounds studied have been identified as foreign pollutants in aquatic environments and include the highly toxic ones DDT, dieldrin and a PCB (Aroclor 1254). The aquatic microorganisms were predominatly bacteria. On a short-term basis, the PCB and tetrachlorophenol were the most toxic pollutants, decreasing the maximum glucose uptake rate (Vmax) by 50 percent at 250 ppb concentrations. The remaining pollutants had little effect under 2500 ppb. In addition, tetrachlorophenol was the only compound to significantly increase glucose turnover time (Tt). Results from other experiments were: the toxicity of tetrachlorophenol varied according to the (environmental) water temperature; tetrachlorophenol affected the uptake of glucose more than that of two amino acids, alanine and glutamic acid; with respect to di-, tri-, and tetrachlorophenol, neither the chlorine percentage per pollutant molecule, nor the number of pollutant molecules per mole of water, varied linearly with the pollutant's ability to inhibit glucose uptake; the combined toxicities of various pollutants reduced uptake to only 9 percent below the average of their separate effects; and none of the 4 pollutants tested for long-term effects (DDT, PCB, dieldrin and tetrachorophenol) inhibited uptake after 4 days. It was concluded that the two tests (Type I and Type II as described in Section 2) were quick and reliable techniques for assessing the short and long-term effects of a concentration of a pollutant on heterotrophic activity. It was also determined that other pollutants should be tested for their long-term effects under a variety of conditions (for example, their effects on different substrates and on the sediment microbial community).
Det videnskabsetiske komitésystems anmeldelsesdatabase
Creators: De Videnskabsetiske Komitéer Region Hovedstaden
Den Videnskabsetiske komité Region Sjælland
De Videnskabsetiske Komitéer Region Syddanmark
De Videnskabsetiske Komitéer Region Midtjylland
Den Videnskabsetisk Komité Region Nordjylland
National Videnskabsetisk Komité
Publisher: name: Rigsarkivet
Year: 2022

description: Det overordnede formål med en fælles database for komitésystemet er at sikre, at alle sundhedsvidenskabelige forskningsprojekter, der anmeldes i Danmark, registreres ét sted, for derved at skabe en ensartet og konsistent sagsbehandling, således at man ikke har individuelle komiteer, men ét fælles videnskabsetisk komitésystem i Danmark.Det vil i praksis sige: 1. En ensartet anmeldelsesprocedure i hele landet, 2. Et landsdækkende overblik over godkendte projekter i Danmark og 3. Muligheden for at trække landsdækkende nøgletal til statistiske formål.
Orange Lanterns in the Night: from an Imperial Eye to a Decolonised Eye
Creators: name: Andrew, Lisa
name: Transdisciplinary Imaging Conference, Dark Eden
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: 190104 Visual Cultures
subject: FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)

description: This paper positions the pineapple as a metaphor of a transcultural traveller through revisiting Ortiz’s (1947) neologism of cultural appropriation and linguist Pratt’s (1992) focus on ‘transculturation’ which is through travel writing produced within the space of contact. It extends the definition of transculturation by contextualising it through ideas surrounding authenticity, appropriation and displacement and investigates to what extent transculturation is a process of art-making itself by drawing on the materiality of the subject to address current ideas on new materialism in which the materiality of the world is transformed through physical and digital contact.By considering the expanded image through the lens of Art in relation to a definition of Contemporary beyond ‘the West and the rest”, I argue that the power invested in transcultural processes is that the artworld’s constraining structures are largely absent, and images unmoored from artworld preconceptions and as a cultural material formed by an intermeshing of cultures, operate largely in their own space.One example is the syncretic conflation of indigenous Animism with Christianity is the collapsing of the image of the pineapple into the figure of the Christ Child in the Philippines; similarly, the European merging of the Tupi name ‘Nana’ for the pineapple (Levitt 2014) was due to its resemblance to a pine cone. Such conflations demonstrate that ‘the transcultural dynamic is directly proportional to the limits and opacity of its translation’ (McLean 2014). Contact produces misunderstandings and mistranslations, but these can be fruitful.
Curating the Data Imaginary: Fears and Fantasies in the Middle of a Dataverse Takeover (like Science Fiction but Weirder)
Creators: name: Moline, Katherine
name: Goddard, Angela
name: Hayman, Amanda
name: Casey, Troy
name: Davis, Beck
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: 190104 Visual Cultures
subject: FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)

description: As our corporeal experiences were catapulted by COVID-19 to an increasingly abstract datascape, the curatorium of Katherine Moline, Angela Goddard, Blaklash (Amanda Hayman and Troy Casey) and Beck Davis postponed the exhibition The Data Imaginary: Fears and Fantasies at Griffith University Art Museum, Brisbane to 2021. Our original aim—to explore data experiments in relation to climate change, data security and urban landscapes, many informed and shaped by Indigenous knowledges—had become our reality with the global pandemic. The challenge to the norms and standards of the social imaginary—how data operates and for whom it is operationalised—made by artists, designers and scientists have become a platform for survival – outside of the gallery and in our everyday worlds. The public fears and fantasises regarding data analysis throughout the pandemic now guide our curatorial framework. This paper will explore how the curators and exhibition participants have reformulated The Data Imaginary exhibition for pandemic life in a dark Eden and how we are reviewing the selection of works so that for example, Lola Greeno’s embodied knowledge of how climate change is impacting the materiality of Palawa shell stringing on the shores of the cool waters surrounding Lutruwita (Tasmania), contrasts with Silvio Carta’s dystopian vision of human value in The Machine’s Eye - How machines see our world alongside a workshop on data security by Make or Break now made necessary by a life of ISO.
Streak - A Social Media Promotional Application
Creators: name: Hoots-Davaughn, 0009-0004-8795-6589
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2023

description: This project aims to develop a comprehensive social media promotional tool to provide organizations and individuals with a means for managing and tracking social media promotions and orders effectively. This application offers functionalities such as order placement, tracking, and campaign management to address critical challenges associated with organizing and executing social media strategies. An analysis of the development process, including user interviews, audience analysis, audience descriptions, and digital prototypes, is presented in this paper to demonstrate how to enhance social media management and promotional activities through a user-centered approach.
Transversale skillslijst horeca en logistika
Creators: name: Van Den Bergh, Roos
name: Steinhoff, Malte
name: Van Den Tooren, Marieke
name: Westbeek, Eline
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2022

description: TRANSFER: Een overstap van de horeca naar de logistiek op basis van relevante job skills
 Transversale skillslijst
 (Common skills language ) (WP2_D3)
 1. Transversale skillslijst orderpicker
 2. Transversale skillslijst logistiek planner
 3. Transversale skillslijst logistiek supervisor
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STADS
Creators: Roskilde Universitet
Publisher: name: Rigsarkivet
Year: 2022

description: STADS anvendes til langt de fleste facetter af almindelig studieadministration: Optagelse (herunder kommunikation med Den Koordinerede Tilmelding) og indskrivning af studerende Administration og kontrol af studieforløb Til- og afmelding til eksamen Planlægning af undervisning og eksamen Resultatregistrering i forbindelse med undervisning og eksamen Registrering af merit Bevisudskrivning. Indberetning til Undervisningsministeriet og Danmarks Statistik Statistik STADS har endvidere et selvbetjeningsmodul (STADS Selvbetjening), der gør det muligt for de studerende via internettet at tilmelde sig undervisning og eksamen, lave karakterudskrifter osv.
What is the Scottish Endarkenment? Curatorial Method Between Binary and Ecological Approaches
Creators: name: PATRIZIO, ANDREW
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2021
Subjects: subject: 190104 Visual Cultures
subject: FOS: Arts (arts, history of arts, performing arts, music)

description: This panel, ‘Endarkenment Technologies’, derives its name from an exhibition called The Scottish Endarkenment. Art and Unreason. 1945 to the Present that Patrizio and Hare co-curated for the Dovecot Gallery, Edinburgh, in 2016 during the International Edinburgh Festival. One measure of its success was its place in the Top Ten UK Exhibitions of that year by The Guardian. It seemed to strike a chord, among both artists and audiences, that Scotland’s visual artists were particularly attuned to the endarkened narratives of modernity and modern experience and that the shadowlands were a place they felt more at home than the sun-drenched landscapes of the Enlightenment. The artists included ranged from iconic post-war figures (John Bellany, Boyle Family, Joyce Cairns, Steven Campbell, Robert Colquhoun, Alan Davie, Joan Eardley, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Eduardo Paolozzi and William Turnbull) to the wave of internationally acclaimed artists who rose to prominence in the 1990s (John Beagles & Graham Ramsay, Christine Borland, Luke Fowler, Douglas Gordon, Louise Hopkins, Julie Roberts, David Shrigley, Simon Starling and Alison Watt). Even younger artists (Kevin Harman, Georgia Horgan, Shona Macnaughton and Katie Paterson) seemed also to be retelling these counter-Enlightenment narratives in new ways. This paper will discuss the exhibition, reflect on some of the underlying themes that guided its curation in 2016 and, importantly, try to speculate on what its endarkened legacies might really be. (Especially prescient at a time when students successfully lobbied for an Edinburgh University building to abandon its title, David Hume Tower, due to the philosopher’s associations with the slave trade.) We will bring together the ‘unreasonable’ ideas of James Frazier and R. D.Laing, whose The Golden Bough (1922) and The Divided Self (1960) respectively were foundational texts for the exhibition; and acknowledge a number of relevant 20th- and 21st-century reflections on ‘dialectics of Enlightenment (Adorno and Horkheimer), ‘dark epistemologies’ (Weizman), ‘bare life’ (Agamben), indigenous knowledges (Mignolo and Bird Rose), ecological alternatives (Latour and Dark Mountain), and so much more. The Scottish Endarkenment is, then, a modest but shining example in this dark firmament.*From Arkadii Dragomoshchenko, Endarkenment: Selected Poems (2014)
Diamagnetic persistent currents for electrons in ballistic billiards subject to a point flux
Creators: name: Zelyak, Oleksandr
name: Murthy, Ganpathy
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2008
Subjects: subject: Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics (cond-mat.mes-hall)
subject: FOS: Physical sciences

description: We study the persistent current of noninteracting electrons subject to a pointlike magnetic flux in the simply connected chaotic Robnik-Berry quantum billiard, and also in an annular analog thereof. For the simply connected billiard we find a large diamagnetic contribution to the persistent current at small flux, which is independent of the flux and is proportional to the number of electrons (or equivalently the density since we keep the area fixed). The size of this diamagnetic contribution is much larger than mesoscopic fluctuations in the persistent current in the simply connected billiard, and can ultimately be traced to the response of the angular momentum $l=0$ levels (neglected in semiclassical expansions) on the unit disk to a pointlike flux at its center. The same behavior is observed for the annular billiard when the inner radius is much smaller than the outer one, while the usual fluctuating persistent current and Anderson-like localization due to boundary scattering are seen when the annulus tends to a one-dimensional ring. We explore the conditions for the observability of this phenomenon.
description: 20 pages, 11 figures; added references for section 1
Carbon compositions of PM10 and PM2.5 in Bangkok ambient air  from a city center sampling site
Creators: name: Sivarin Duangkaew, Wongpun Limpaseni
Publisher: name: Rangsit University
Year: 2012
Subjects: PM10, PM2.5, Black carbon (BC), Organic carbon (OC), Elemental carbon (EC), Char-EC, Soot-EC

description: 1, 3, Rangsit Journal of Arts and Sciences
A two-columns formalism for time-dependent modelling of stellar convection. I. Description of the method
Creators: name: Stoekl, Alexander
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2008
Subjects: subject: Astrophysics (astro-ph)
subject: FOS: Physical sciences

description: Despite all advances in multi-dimensional hydrodynamics, investigations of stellar evolution and stellar pulsations still depend on one-dimensional computations. The present work devises an alternative to the mixing length theory or turbulence models usually adopted for the modelling of convective transport in such studies. Assuming that the largest convective patterns generate the majority of convective transport, the convective velocity field is described using two parallel radial columns to represent up- and downstream flows. Horizontal exchange in the form of fluid flow and radiation over their connecting interface couples the two columns and allows a simple circulating motion. The main parameters of this convective description have a straightforward geometrical meaning, namely the diameter of the columns (corresponding to the size of the convective cells) and the ratio of cross section between up- and downdrafts. For this geometrical setup, the time-dependent solution of the equations of radiation hydrodynamics is computed from an implicit scheme which has the advantage of being not affected by the Courant-Friedrichs-Lewy time step limit. In order to demonstrate the approach, results for the example of convection zones in Cepheids are presented.
Formue- og gældsstatistik 2017
Creators: Danmarks Statistik
Publisher: name: Rigsarkivet
Year: 2022

description: Formålet med statistiken er at belyse befolkningens formue- og gældssituation, idet formue og gæld på lige fod med indkomst er en vigtig velfærdsparameter. Da oplysningerne foreligger på individniveau, kan de kobles med andre oplysninger om fx indkomst, socioøkonomisk status, uddannelse osv.
A diffusion model for a two product inventory system
Creators: name: Ling, Daymond
Publisher: name: University of British Columbia
Year: 2010

description: This thesis presents the results of an investigation of a continuous-time two product inventory model in which the stock level of two divisible commodities is represented by a two dimensional diffusion process. Two classes of replenishment policies are considered. One is a two dimensional analog of the stationary one dimensional (s,S) policy; i.e., when either the inventory of product one declines to s₁ or when the inventory of product two declines to s₂, both stocks are instantaneously replenished, product one up to S₁, and product two up to S₂. This is referred to as the (s₁,s₂,S₁,S₂) policy. The inventory is then allowed to decline again and is replenished. These cycles continue indefinitely. There are costs associated with the replenishment of stock and maintaining a given inventory. The objective is to choose values for (s₁,s₂,S₁,S₂,) to minimize the long-run average cost of opirating such a system. The appropriate theory of diffusion processes is heuristically developed and then applied to evaluate this cost. In general, analytic solutions cannot be obtained., Classical numerical analysis methods are used to obtain the average costs for given (s₁,s₂,S₁,S₂) values and to select the best such values. One dimensional diffusion models are a special case of the present model and Puterman's [21] results are used to verify the results obtained. The other policy examined differs from the two dimensional (s₁,s₂,S₁,S₂) policy in that the lower levels, s₁ and s₂, of the stock levels are coupled in the form of an elliptic arc. Numerical solution of this policy can be obtained and comparisons of the two policies are made.
KMD EKJ
Creators: Faaborg-Midtfyn Kommune
Publisher: name: Rigsarkivet
Year: 2022

description: Formålet med it-systemet er at samle dokumentation vedr. sagsbehandling, ydelser, intern kommunikation m.v. i forhold til borgere, der modtager ydelser inden for serviceloven, sundhedsloven og dagtilbudsloven. Derudover kunne kommunikere elektronisk med sygehuse, læger, apoteker, andre kommuner i forhold til de gældende sundhedsaftaler. Kunne levere elektronisk data til Danmarks Statistik om borgernes ydelser m.m. samt danne grundlag for styring af økonomi og ressourcer.
Arte: prospettive tra estetica, filosofia e critica
Creators: name: Dal Sasso, Davide
name: Santarcangelo, Vincenzo
Publisher: name: Methode - Analytic Perspectives
Year: 2012

description: This article proposes a report of the research activities conducted during the Dialoghi di Estetica (Dialogues on Ethics), a cycle of seminars and conferences dedicated to the relationship between philosophy and art, which was held during the Summer School 2012 at the Rivoli Castle, Museum of Contemporary Art. The text is divided into two parts. In the first one, a brief introduction of the project is followed by a deeper analysis of the single subjects that were dealt with, in order to provide an overview of the activities that took place over the two days within the perspective of aesthetics and philosophy of art. The second part is constituted by contributions, in the form of interviews, by some of the speakers of the conferences. 

Contributions by: Tiziana Andina, Maurizio Ferraris, Giovanni Matteucci, Stefano Velotti.
description: Methode - Analytic Perspectives, Vol 1, No 1 (2012): Art, Objects
KMD Økonomisystem
Creators: Brønderslev Kommune
Fanø Kommune
Faaborg-Midtfyn Kommune
Glostrup Kommune
Halsnæs Kommune
Herlev Kommune
Herning Kommune
Hillerød Kommune
Høje-Taastrup Kommune
Ikast-Brande Kommune
Kalundborg Kommune
Kerteminde Kommune
Langeland Kommune
Lejre Kommune
Lemvig Kommune
ODSHERRED Kommune
Rødovre Kommune
Samsø Kommune
Stevns Kommune
Vordingborg Kommune
Ærø Kommune
Publisher: name: Rigsarkivet
Year: 2022

description: KMD ØS er et system til varetagelse af kommunernes økonomi