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"UAV & SAR: using drones in rescue operations" Rome, 29th March, 2017 1 / 8 STORM PROJECT AND THE USE OF UAV TO IMPROVE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OF DISASTERS THREATENING CULTURAL HERITAGE Tonino Guerrieri, CNVVF (Italian National Fire Corps), tonino.guerrieri@vigilfuoco.it Stefano Marsella, CNVVF (Italian National Fire Corps), stefano.marsella@vigilfuoco.it ABSTRACT STORM is an H2020 EU financed project. It provides critical decision making tools to cultural heritage stakeholders charged to face climate change and natural hazards. The project improves existing processes related to three identified areas: Prevention, Intervention and Policies, planning and processes. In the specific area of the use of drones, the STORM architecture is aimed at enhancing the capacity of situation awareness through the use of sensors capable of transmitting to control rooms the most appropriate data about the ongoing emergency situation. The poster will describe the integration of use of UAVs within the overall emergency management process. 1. INTRODUCTION STORM (Safeguarding Cultural Heritage through Technical and Organisational Resources Management) is an Horizon 2020 research project, financed by the EC that proposes predictive models and improved non-invasive and non-destructive methods of survey and diagnosis of cultural heritage buildings and sites. The aim of the project is providing effective prediction of environmental changes for revealing threats or conditions that could damage cultural heritage sites. Moreover, it will determine how different vulnerable materials, structures and buildings are affected by different extreme weather events together with risks associated to climatic conditions or natural hazards, offering improved, effective adaptation and mitigation strategies, systems and technologies. An integrated system featuring sensors (intra fluorescent and wireless acoustic sensors), legacy systems, state of the art platforms (including LiDAR and UAVs), as well as crowdsourcing techniques will be implemented, offering applications and services over ad open cloud infrastructure. Results will be tested in relevant case studies in five different pilot sites: Diocletian Baths (Rome – Italy), Historical Centre of Rethymno (Rethymno – Greece), Mellor Heritage Project (Manchester – England), Roman Ruins of Tróia (Tróia – Portugal) and Ephesus (Izmir –Turkey).
25th International Symposium on Electronic Theses and Dissertations – ETD 2022, Novi Sad, Serbia September 7 - 9, 2022 Scenario and status of ETD e-Infrastructure in Indian academic libraries Abstract: India has huge academic platform, more than 1027 Universities, 161 premier institutions and more than 1,000 R & D institutions serving in the field of Teaching and Learning. As quality index is measured by output, number of thesis produced year after year, taken into account. As per UGC, India guidelines, after awarding Ph.D., thesis should be made available on ETD, mainly on Shodhganga of INFLIBNET. Beside this it is observed that there are four kind of channels in which one can get ETD in India i.e. Shodhganga, NDL, Institutional repositories and OPAC of particular institutes’ libraries. These channels are serving academic communities for ETDs. Looking into this scenario, researcher wants to study mainly duplication of availability of ETDs, methods of searching ETDs, packaging of ETDs and metadata of ETDs across various channels. To study this, researcher collected sample of thesis of Science & Tech, Arts & literature, Social Science & humanities by random method from each channel and tried to justify objectives determined for the study. The aim behind this study is accessibility of ETDs, to suggest a common and comprehensive format of metadata as well thesis itself, to point out duplication of theses across and within ETD, create awareness about creative commons and copyrights and point out loop holes in searching methods especially for multidisciplinary thesis. To study this, researcher has collected secondary data from ETD itself and also went through literature and study published on India based ETDs. It is also noted here during the study that whether this channels are providing bibliometric reports or has provision for downloading data in standards bibliometric formats which can support in performing bibliometric analysis in R studio or Python or Bibexcel like analytic tools? Whether these ETD platforms have been providing statistical / bibliometric parameters for available contents? To perform this study, meta data were collected categorically classified and compared and further analysed against aim and objectives of the study. For each objective a negative hypothesis formed as null-hypothesis. ➢ To study this is necessary to divide major players in to cases, that is classified by their objectives, functions, operations and target users. Case – 1 Shodhganga The first case is of Shodhganga which is national electronic thesis data base, which has largest ETD collection and growing day by day.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 776577-2 Resource-efficient Circular Product-Service Systems We help industry to implement circular manufacturing systems D9.7 – Policy Brief Project acronym ReCiPSS Project full title Resource-efficient Circular Product Service Systems Grant agreement no. 776577-2 Author/s Jan Koller Julian Grosse Erdmann Reviewed All partners Approved Document Reference D9.7 Dissemination Level PU Version 1.0 Date 05.12.2022DRAFT
Poster STI 2022 Conference Proceedings Proceedings of the 26th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators All papers published in this conference proceedings have been peer reviewed through a peer review process administered by the proceedings Editors. Reviews were conducted by expert referees to the professional and scientific standards expected of a conference proceedings. Proceeding Editors Nicolas Robinson-Garcia Daniel Torres-Salinas Wenceslao Arroyo-Machado Citation: Biesenbender, K., & Peters, I. (2022). Researchers’ Attitudes Towards Publishing and Citing Preprints – Side Paths to Open Access. In N. Robinson-Garcia, D. Torres-Salinas, & W. Arroyo-Machado (Eds.), 26th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators, STI 2022 (sti2281). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6974779 Copyright: © 2022 the authors, © 2022 Faculty of Communication and Documentation, University of Granada, Spain. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License. Collection: https://zenodo.org/communities/sti2022grx/
1 التشابه واالختالف في الشخصية بين الذكور:واإلناث رؤى وأدلة مقالة غير منشورة اعداد.د باسم نزهت السامرائي2024 تعتبر الفروق بين الجنسين في الشخصية موضوعًا يثير الكثير من الجدل واالهتمام في العلوم االجتماعية وعلم.النفس ،تاريخيًا تم تأطير الذكور واإلناث على أنهما مختلفان في عدة جوانب من الشخصية.والسلوك ومع،ذلك تظهر األبحاث الحديثة تغيّرًا في هذه،النظرة حيث يشير البعض إلى وجود تشابه كبير بين.الجنسين يستكشف هذا المقال األفكار الشائعة حول الفروق بين الذكور واإلناث في،الشخصية وأثرها المحتمل على،المجتمع مع التركيز على األدلة البحثية الحديثة والنظريات.المقترحة األفكار الشائعة عن الفروق بين الجنسين وأثرها على العامة نحن ندرك بوجود العديد من األفكار الشائعة عن الجنسيين،والتي تتبنى اختالفات عميقة بين الذكور واإلناث،ومنها،فى الفكر الغربي،أن الذكور من المريخ واإلناث من كوكب الزهرة،والذكور قاسيون واإلناث رقيقون،والذكور متنافسون، واإلناث متعاونة،والذكور مهيمنين،واإلناث خاضعة،والذكور رزينة،واإلناث عاطفية،والذكور يتقنون الرياضيات واإلناث يتقنون اللغات، .وهكذا إن اإليمان بهذه الصور النمطية للفروق بين الجنسين تقود الى االفتراض بأن الذكور واإلناث يختلفون اختالفًا كبيرًا في شخصيتهم وقدراتهم واهتماماتهم ومواقفهم وميولهم السلوكية،كما أن مثل هذا االفتراض تأكيد إلى النظريات التي تحاول تفسير سبب وجود الفروق بين.الجنسين ومن هذه النظريات،نظرية االنتقاء الجنسي لتشارلز داروين، و تقترح هذه النظرية أن الفروق بين الذكور واإلناث يمكن تفسيرها من خالل عمليات االنتقاء التي تشكلت عبر التطور البيولوجي،ينظر إلى كيفية تطوير السلوكيات والصفات التي تساهم في نجاح التكاثر.والتزاوج كذلك،قدمت الورقة البحثية " Parental Investment and Sexual Selection "التي نشرتهاTriversفي عام1972 ،نظرية االستثمار األبوي والتي تقترح أن الفروق بين الجنسين نابعة من االختالف في االستثمار البيولوجي السلوكي لكل جنس في رعاية.النسل لكن هل هذا واقع صحيح؟ هل يختلف الذكور عن اإلناث إلى هذا الحد حقًا؟ من وجهة نظر ماكري وبودين هسين( 2000 ) ،يعتبر االفتراض الشائع وجود اختالفات كبيرة بين الذكور واإلناثًأمرا .ًمتوقعا يُعتبر الجنس أحد أبرز التصنيفات التي تؤثر على اإلدراك،االجتماعي حيث يمكن لألفراد التعرف بسرعة على جنس الشخص المتواجد أمامهم واستخالص افتراضات.حوله باإلضافة إلى،ذلك هناك اختالفات واضحة تشريحيًا وبيولوجيًا بين الذكور،واإلناث مما يعزز االعتقاد بوجود فروق نفسية.بينهما كما يؤكدان الباحثان،أن يُالحظ الناس أنه بجانب االختالفات الجسدية بين،الجنسين قد تكون هناك فروقًا نفسية موجودة بنفس.القدر يُعرض األفراد بشكل مستمر للرسائل الثقافية المتعلقة بالفروق المفترضة بين،الجنسين مما يمكن أن يؤثر على كيفية نظرهم وتفسيرهم للعالم من.حولهم --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- كاتب المقالة أستاذ مشارك في القياسات النفسية متخرج من جامعة-إنديانا الواليات المتحدة األمريكية،أكاديمي في الجامعة اكثرمن40سنة في دولتي العراق واالمارات العربية المتحدة.
1. Conference on Research Data Infrastructure Poster Session I: September, 12th 2023, 5:30-7:00 pm, Audimax Foyer (Building 30.95) https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8333419 © Authors. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International Published: September, 12th 2023 JupyterHub as a Service On-Demand Course-Related JupyterHubs for Research and Teaching Nils Mittler 12, Frank F¨orster 12, Alexander Goesmann 2, and Burkhard Linke 12 1Bioinformatics Core Facility, Justus Liebig University Giessen, Giessen, Germany 2Bioinformatics and Systems Biology, Justus Liebig University Giessen, Giessen, Germany Abstract: Jupyter Notebook is a popular tool for writing, documenting, and sharing code. It is a server program that can be run on a local computer and that provides a web-based environment for working with code and data. A JupyterHub forms an organizational layer for Jupyter Notebooks on a server and allows authentication and authorization of users. Using a JupyterHub, it is possible to provide a predefined and uniform software stack for all users of this JupyterHub, which is especially attractive for courses. However, running your own, self-configurable JupyterHub brings challenges in the form of the required resources and knowledge to run a web service. JupyterHub as a Service (JHaaS) addresses this issue by enabling fully automated on-demand deployments of JupyterHub instances in arbitrary Kubernetes clusters. To do this, a course leader requests a JupyterHub from JHaaS and defines a configuration appro- priate for that course. A governance can agree to this request, whereupon JHaaS takes care of the deployment of the JupyterHub before the course starts and the dele- tion after the course ends. Course participants can apply to join the JupyterHub and can be accepted by the course leader. With JHaaS, it is easy to deploy JupyterHub instances for many use cases while giving control over the definition of and the access to the JupyterHub to the course leader. JHaaS is currently in a very early stage of development and is accordingly subject to active change. A trial run in regular courses is planned for the upcoming winter semester of 2023–2024 and our source code is available on GitHub: https://github.com/orgs/JLU-BCF/repositories. Keywords: Jupyter Notebook, Jupyter, JupyterHub, cloud-native 1 Introduction Jupyter Notebook is an established tool in the fields of data science and scientific com- puting, e.g., for writing, documenting, and sharing code. It is a server program that pro- vides a web-based and thus largely device-independent environment with a predefined software stack. This server program can be executed and used on a local computer, but it does not provide authentication and authorization mechanisms. Therefore, it is not suitable for remote access. This is where JupyterHub comes in and provides a central web service that manages Jupyter Notebooks and allows authentication and authorization of users. The server
Pegger = 0.014 Pegger = 0.847 Pegger < 0.001 Pegger = 0.122 Pegger = 0.923 Pegger = 0.033 Pegger = 0.279 Pegger = 0.944 Pegger = 0.027 Pegger = 0.007 Pegger < 0.01 Pegger = 0.247 Pegger = 0.107 Pegger = 0.109 Pegger = 0.104 Pegger = 0.676 Pegger = 0.181 Pegger = 0.068
HOJA DE SEGURIDAD SECCIÓN I IDENTIFICACIÓN DEL PRODUCTO E INFORMACIÓN DEL FABRICANTE NOMBRE COMERCIAL DE LA SUSTANCIA CLORIDEX - Gluconato de clorhexidina al 4% NOMBRE COMÚN O GENÉRICO GLUCONATO DE CLORHEXIDINA NOMBRE DE LA COMPAÑÍA FABRICANTE DIRECCIÓN DEL FABRICANTE N° DE TELEFONO 999999999 N° DE FAX : el mismo TELÉFONOS DE EMERGENCIA SECCIÓN II COMPOSICIÓN E INFORMACIÓN SOBRE LOS INGREDIENTES PELIGROSOS NOMBRE COMÚN O GENÉRICO DEL COMPONENTE PELIGROSO (adjunte hojas si es necesario) %(especificar ) N° DE CAS Gluconato de clorhexidina Nonilfenol polietielénglicol eter 4.0 % 25.4% 19472-51-0 127087-87-0 SECCIÓN III IDENTIFICACIÓN DE LOS RIESGOS Y EFECTOS POR EXPOSICIÓN EFECTO POR: DETALLE INHALACIÓN Puede causar irritación de las membranas mucosas. INGESTIÓN Puede ser dañino si se ingiere. CONTACTO CON LOS OJOS Puede causar irritación con lagrimeo y enrojecimiento. CONTACTO CON LA PIEL Puede causar irritación leve en personas sensibles al gluconato de clorhexidina CARCINOGENICIDAD El Nonilfenol polietielénglicol eter puede contener trazas de óxido de etileno CAS 75-21-8) que es considerado por la OSHA, IARC y NTP como carcinógeno potencial para humanos. Sin embargo, no se espera ningún riesgo a largo plazo si el producto se trata con ventilación adecuada. MUTAGENICIDAD No hay datos disponibles. TERATOGENICIDAD No hay datos disponibles. NEUROTOXICIDAD No hay datos disponibles. SISTEMA REPRODUCTOR No hay datos disponibles. OTROS No hay datos disponibles. ÓRGANOS BLANCO Ojos, piel, aparato respiratorio, aparato digestivo.
NEWSLETTER Issue 3: March 2021 AGENT-BASED SUPPORT TOOL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AGRICULTURE POLICIES The Agricore project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Grant Agreement No. 816078 In this issue: In this issue: 1. The AGRICORE suite 1. The AGRICORE suite 2. AGRICORE´s Use Cases- UC2 2. AGRICORE´s Use Cases- UC2 3. Partner´s Interviews 3. Partner´s Interviews 4. IPR Exploitation Workshops 4. IPR Exploitation Workshops 5. Progress 5. Progress 6. Upcoming Events 6. Upcoming Events 7. AGRIMODELS Cluster- News release 7. AGRIMODELS Cluster- News release 8. Who we are 8. Who we are
Southern California CSU DNP Consortium California State University, Fullerton California State University, Long Beach California State University, Los Angeles Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia REDUCING THE USE OF NITROUS OXIDE IN AN URBAN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HOSPITAL A DOCTORAL PROJECT Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements For the degree of DOCTOR OF NURSING PRACTICE By Erika Giovanniello Rebecca Hamilton Kuei-Na Lee Doctoral Project Committee Approval: Sandra Bordi, DNP, CRNA, Team Leader Manal Alatrash, RN, PhD, Team Member December 2020
Poster STI 2022 Conference Proceedings Proceedings of the 26th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators All papers published in this conference proceedings have been peer reviewed through a peer review process administered by the proceedings Editors. Reviews were conducted by expert referees to the professional and scientific standards expected of a conference proceedings. Proceeding Editors Nicolas Robinson-Garcia Daniel Torres-Salinas Wenceslao Arroyo-Machado Citation: Schmidt, M.(2022). Effects and Environments of Reproducibility Projects. In N. Robinson-Garcia, D. Torres-Salinas, & W. Arroyo- Machado (Eds.), 26th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators, STI 2022 (sti22216). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6956773 Copyright: © 2022 the authors, © 2022 Faculty of Communication and Documentation, University of Granada, Spain. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License. Collection: https://zenodo.org/communities/sti2022grx/
"Unveiling the Tapestry: A Comprehensive Exploration of Learning Outcomes Development, Key Concepts, and Challenges in Higher Education" By Psychometric Professor Associate Dr. Basim Nazhat Al-Samarrai Unpublished Article – Feb13 2024 Understanding the history of learning outcomes development, exploring key concepts, and delving into the challenges associated with their use in higher education is essential for educators and institutions alike. The evolution of learning outcomes reflects a shift in educational paradigms, marking a departure from traditional approaches toward more outcome-oriented methodologies. By delving into this history, educators gain insights into the underlying philosophies shaping current educational practices. Examining the main concepts of learning outcomes provides a foundational understanding of their diverse forms and classifications. This exploration allows educators to comprehend the nuanced dimensions of learning outcomes, ranging from broad, overarching goals to specific, measurable achievements. However, this journey is not without its challenges. Higher education institutions face complexities in aligning learning outcomes with diverse academic programs, accommodating varying levels of specificity, and ensuring effective implementation. Navigating these challenges is crucial for fostering meaningful learning experiences and improving educational outcomes. Thus, this paper introduces a comprehensive exploration of the history, main concepts, and challenges surrounding learning outcomes is paramount for educators and institutions committed to enhancing the quality and effectiveness of higher education. Behavioral objectives movement In recent times, a shift from the behavioral objectives movement to an outcome-based approach has been witnessed in several higher education systems. The learning outcome movement has emerged as an extension of the behavioral objectives movement, initially conceived to enhance the quality of education through improved instruction and curriculum development. This shift has been prompted by the need to address challenges arising from the misuse of behavioral objectives and align with the ongoing reform movements in education. Despite this transition, key ideas and concepts from the behavioral objectives era continue to play significant roles in understanding learning outcomes. --------------------- Psychometric Professor Associate: Dr. Basim Nazhat Al-Samarrai - Education: Ph.D. Psychometrics, Indiana University, USA- .1983. Master-Educational Psychology, Indiana - University, USA, B.Sc. Statistics, Mustansiriyah Un., Baghdad, IRAQ.
Is It Harmful? Measuring People’s Perceptions of Online Privacy Issues Agnieszka Kitkowska Karlstad University Karlstad, 65188, Sweden agnieszka.kitkowska@kau.se Joachim Meyer Tel Aviv University Tel Aviv, 6997801, Israel jmeyer@tau.ac.il Erik Wastlund Karlstad University Karlstad, 65188, Sweden erik.wastlund@kau.se Leonardo A. Martucci Karlstad University Karlstad, 65188, Sweden leonardo.martucci@kau.se Copyright is held by the author/owner. Permission to make digital or hard copies of all or part of this work for personal or classroom use is granted without fee. Poster presented at the 13th Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS 2017). Abstract We report preliminary ﬁndings from an online study, identi- fying people’s attitudes toward privacy issues. The results conﬁrm some of the previous research ﬁndings regarding demographic and contextual dependencies of privacy per- ceptions. The research presents a new scale for measuring attitudes to privacy issues that is based on privacy harms. The results suggest that people consider privacy harms in generic and simpliﬁed terms, rather than as separated is- sues suggested in legal research. This research identiﬁed major factors that people tend to think of while considering online privacy. Author Keywords Privacy; Human factors; Attitudes; Decision-Making ACM Classiﬁcation Keywords H.1.2 [Information Systems]: Models and Principles—user / machine systems; K.4.1. [Computers and Society]: Public Policy Issues—privacy Introduction The rapid growth of internet connectivity and the availability of connected devices raise concerns among policy mak- ers and end-users. Modern technologies, equipped with various sensors, enable extensive data collection. New leg- islation, such as the General Data Protection Regulation
a) Spruce beetle pupation phenology varies by population and other factors in western Canada. Hot stuff! The temperature-dependent life cycle of spruce beetle, Dendroctonus rufipennis, in Western Canada Victoria Rezendes1, Katherine Bleiker1,3, Jeanne Robert1,2, Dezene Huber1 1University of Northern British Columbia, 2British Columbia Ministry of FLNRORD, 3Natural Resources Canada ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: We thank Pacific Forestry Centre personnel for assistance with trap tree felling and collections. Funding was provided by SERG International, British Columbia Ministry of Forests and Natural Resource Operations, Alberta Agriculture and Forestry, Forest Protection Limited, and Natural Resources Canada. URL goes here c) INTRODUCTION • The spruce beetle is native to North America and typically follows a boom-bust population cycle. • A two-year life cycle is typical but a one-year cycle occurs under warmer growing conditions and may become more prevalent with climate change. • We are interested in factors that may shift two- year populations to one-year cycles and thus increase population growth. METHODS • Three spruce beetle populations (Duffey Lake, Prince George, BC and Whitecourt, AB) were reared at constant 21°C, 15°C, or 12°C temperatures. • A logistic regression was conducted with degree day, population, and host tree as independent variables. DISCUSSION • Degree day accumulation is the most important predictor in spruce beetle pupation. • Pupation phenology varies with spruce beetle population. • The host tree has a significant impact on the probability of spruce beetle pupation. Developmental index of spruce beetles from a) Duffey Lake in southern British Columbia, b) Prince George in north-central British Columbia, and c) Whitecourt, in north-central Alberta grown from eggs to immature adults at constant 21ºC, 15ºC, and 12ºC rearing temperatures. Development index 100 250 400 550 700 Degree day 0 512.5 1025 1537.5 2050 21°C 15°C 12°C Development index 100 250 400 550 700 Degree day 0 512.5 1025 1537.5 2050 21°C 15°C 12°C Development index 100 250 400 550 700 Degree day 0 512.5 1025 1537.5 2050 21°C 15°C 12°C a) b) c) Logistic regression analysis of the effect of degree day accumulation, beetle population, and host tree on pupation probability. Collection locations for the three spruce beetle populations in this study. More details