L.S. Lazuta, A.A. Karpuk |
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| Cleaning and Preprocessing of Data in Data Warehouses | ||||||
This article provides an overview of the main methods for cleaning and preprocessing data in Big Data warehouses. It addresses issues such as removing duplicates and inconsistencies, handling missing or incomplete data, and normalizing and standardizing data. It demonstrates the use of rule-based, statistical, machine learning, and hybrid methods for cleaning and preprocessing data. Algorithms for finding functional dependencies between data in data warehouses, including those based on attribute lattice analysis, those based on table row analysis, and hybrid algorithms, are discussed.
Big Data systems, data warehouse, data cleaning, data preprocessing, data normalization, functional dependencies between data
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Serra J. Deciphering Data Architectures. Choosing Between a Modern Data Warehouse, Data Fabric, Data Lakehouse, and Data Mesh. – O'Reilly, 2024. – 252 p.
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K. MOHAMMED UMAR, Dr. KOTRESH SARDAR |
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| Investigation of Organic Based Pack Carburizing for Mild Steel Surface Hardening | ||||||
Case-hardening steels are well known for their superior mechanical properties and their application. This research investigates the hardness and wear behavior of mild steel for treatments with organic compositions with agro waste additive at 950 °C. The steel specimens were packed with the mixtures, heated for 120 min, and water quenched as follows: (Case 1) sugarcane Waste bagasse, and eggshells; (Case 2) wood charcoal, and eggshells; and (case 3) Chromium-Tanned Leather waste and eggshells. The Rockwell hardness of treated samples was measured, and the wear tests were carried out using pin-on-disc and abrasive methods. It was found that the charcoal–eggshell and leather, eggshells treatments led to higher hardness and superior wear resistance due to the formation of carburization phases.
Chromium Tanned Leather, Organic Based pack carburizing, eggshells, surface Hardness.
[1]. G. E. Totten, *Steel Heat Treatment Handbook*. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press, 2006.
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Papakitsos C., Papakitsou K., Papakitsos E., Mouzakis D.E. |
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| Applying Reverse Supply Chain Optimization in Automotive Industry: Exemplary Case Studies | ||||||
Growing concern about environmental issues and global competitiveness are prompting manufacturers to adopt more environmentally friendly methods throughout their supply chains. Environmental issues and the sustainability of production are increasingly emphasized by legislative bodies worldwide, and at the same time, stakeholders in these issues require manufacturers worldwide to be aware of the environmental and social impacts of their supply chain activities......... .......
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Papakitsos, C. 2021. Optimization and Sustainability of Supply Chain: The Application of Reverse Supply Chain - Case Studies [in Greek]. Dissertation, Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of West Attica, Greece. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.26265/polynoe-1313
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Yadong Gong, Zexin Li, Guanhong Chen |
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| A Survey of Routing Protocols for Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks: Classification, Performance, and Future Directions | ||||||
This paper comprehensively reviews the research progress of routing protocols for Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks (UWSNs). It proposes a classification framework based on design objectives and decision-making mechanisms, categorizing existing protocols into three primary types: energy-aware, data-centric, and geography-aware. The paper provides an in-depth analysis of the typical mechanisms, performance characteristics, and applicable scenarios for each category, highlighting persistent key challenges such as dynamic network topologies, energy imbalance, and localization inaccuracies.......... Underwater wireless sensor networks; routing protocols; energy efficiency; performance analysis.
[1]. Wahid A, Lee S, Jeong H J, Kim D. EEDBR: Energy-Efficient Depth-Based Routing for Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks. Advanced Computer Science & Information Technology. pp.223-234. 2012. [2]. Neelavathy Pari S, Sathish M, Arumugam K. ER-DBR: An Energy-Efficient and Reliable Depth-Based Routing Protocol for Underwater Wireless Sensor Network. In: Proc. of ICACCI. pp.451-463. 2018. [3]. Khan W, Wang H, Anwar M S, et al. A Multi-Layer Cluster Based Energy Efficient Routing Scheme for UWSNs. IEEE Access. vol.7. pp. 77398-77410. 2019. [4]. Nguyen N-T, Le T T T, Nguyen H-H, Voznak M. Energy-Efficient Clustering Multi-Hop Routing Protocol in a UWSN. Sensors. vol.21. no.2. pp. 627. 2021. [5]. Kulik J, Heinzelman W, Balakrishnan H. Negotiation-Based Protocols for Disseminating Information in Wireless Sensor Networks. Wireless Networks. vol.8. pp. 169-185. 2002
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VISHVESWARAN. P |
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| Privacy, Surveillance, and the State: Constitutional Challenges in India's Cybersecurity Regime | ||||||
The growing use of digital technology in government and daily life has made it harder for India to balance protecting national security with preserving people's privacy. This project looks at how India's cybersecurity policies affect the country's constitution, especially the conflict between government surveillance and the right to privacy. It checks how laws like the Information Technology Act, 2000, and later rules, influence the constitutional rights in Articles 14, 19, and 21....... ......
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Mohammed Fori, Ibrahim Jaduwa Mallum |
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| Mathematical Model and Analysis of Corruption Dynamics Incorporating Media Coverage and Anticorruption Agencies | ||||||
This study presents and analyzes a mathematical model that incorporates media coverage and the activities of anticorruption agencies to explain the transmission dynamics of corruption within a population. The model, formulated using a system of nonlinear differential equations, divides the population into compartments representing susceptible aware, susceptible unaware, corrupted, Jail, Reformed, and Anti – corruption Agencies, with the influence of media campaigns and punitive actions by anticorruption agencies explicitly integrated as control measures......... Mathematical Model, Corruption Free, Corruption Endemic and Sensitivity Analysis
[1]. Abayneh K. F &Zerihun K. B. (2022), Mathematical model and analysis of corruption dynamicswith optimal control. Hindawi,
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Rajbir Singh Rathee |
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| Exploring Circular Economy Pathways for Biomedical Waste Management in India | ||||||
India's biomedical waste (BMW) generation is growing rapidly, driven by expanding healthcare infrastructure, rising population, and episodic surges (e.g., COVID-19). The dominant linear "take-make-dispose" approach for BMW treatment is encountering stress due to limited treatment capacity, regulatory gaps, and inefficient practices. A transition towards a circular economy (CE) paradigm—where waste is minimised, reused, recycled, recovered, and resources are kept in use longer—offers significant promise in the biomedical waste sector resulting in improved resource efficiency, reduced environmental impact, and new economic value streams.......... Biomedical Waste Management, India, Circular Economy
[1]. Kanyal, D.; Butola, L.; Ambad, R. "Biomedical Waste Management in India – A Review." Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine &
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Koinyan A. A., Udom G. J., Nwankwoala H. O. |
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| Assessing Soil Suitability for Floating Building Development in the Floodplains of Bayelsa State, Nigeria | ||||||
This study assesses the soil suitability of floating building development in Bayelsa State's floodplains through soil quality analysis and community feedback. Heavy metal concentrations exceeded WHO safety limits in several communities, with lead and cadmium posing significant health and structural risks due to industrial and agricultural pollution. Copper and zinc levels remained within safe ranges but showed signs of anthropogenic influence, warranting ongoing monitoring. Community preferences favored traditional floating-building designs, emphasizing cultural fit, sanitation, and flood-season livelihoods......... Floating building, Floodplain, soil quality,socio-environmental benefits
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Ajumobi, V. E., et al (2023). Impacts of the 2022 flooding on the residents of Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Global Journal of Environmental Management and Public Safety (GJEMPS), 11(1), 1–6.
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Mr. Prashanth M, Dr. Hema Patil, Ms. SnehaA |
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| A Study on Consumer Awareness and Preference Towards Branded Masala Powders | ||||||
The study examines the level of consumer awareness and preference towards branded masala powders in Mysuru city. It aims to identify the relationship between consumer awareness and preference and to evaluate the extent to which awareness impacts preference formation. Using a structured questionnaire, data were collected from 191 respondents through convenience sampling. The analysis employed descriptive statistics, reliability tests, correlation, and........ Consumer Awareness, Consumer Preference, Branded Masala Powders, GRB Foods, Buying Behaviour
[1]. Abdellatif Auf, M., Meddour, H., Saoula, O., & Majid, A. H. A. (2018). Consumer buying behaviour: The roles of price,
motivation, perceived cultural importance, and religious orientation. Journal of Business and Retail Management Research, 12(4),
45–58.
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Juan Li |
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| Temperature and Humidity of Winter University Archives | ||||||
In view of the detailed requirements of the industry standard JGJ25-2000 for the temperature and humidity of the archives room, this article conducted a detailed inspection of the winter temperature and humidity of the university archives room of Zhongyuan Institute of Technology in Henan Province in January 2025. Every 5 minutes, a total of 8933 time points of data were obtained through testing. The results showed that the temperature in the archives was significantly lower during the measurement period, with about 99.7% of the measurement time not meeting JGJ25-2000......... ............
[1]. Juan Li. Temperature and Humidity Testing and Thermal Comfort Analysis of University Archives Warehouse. International
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Zhiwei Bo, Shuang Liu, Mingxing Zhang |
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| Dynamic Simulation of Electrically Controlled Heavy-Haul Train under Fuzzy PID Control | ||||||
To address the issues of insufficient speed control accuracy and delayed emergency braking response of heavy-haul trains under complex operating conditions, this paper proposes a hierarchical cooperative control strategy based on fuzzy PID and electronically controlled pneumatic (ECP) braking. A high-precision multibody dynamic model of the train is constructed on the TSDynamic (Train System Dynamics Simulation) platform, and a nonlinear pneumatic circuit model of the ECP braking system is developed in conjunction with AMESim to achieve refined simulation of the dynamic characteristics of braking pressure......... loadFuzzy PID Control；TSDynamic Co-Simulation；Heavy-Haul Trains
[1]. Baoshuan Tian,Operation and Development of Railway Heavy Haul Transport Technology in the world. [2]. Sai-Te Wu,State of the art and Future Trend of Railway Transportation Traction Power. [3]. Jie Yi,Fan Jiang,Yuan Luo,Zhengfang Zhang,Jin lei Bai,Puhua Zhong,Research on Fuzzy Adaptive Model Predictive Control Methodology for Heavy-Haul Trains. [4]. Tao TANG,A survey of control algorithm for automatic train operation. [5]. Yanfei Yang,Ke Cui,Xinjun lv,Combined Sliding Mode and PID Control of Automatic Train Operation System.
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V.Angelin Subiksha |
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| Legal Frameworks Governing Social Media in India | ||||||
Social media's explosive growth has changed public debate, communication, and connectivity, but it has also brought unprecedented legal issues. The study examines the development of India's legal framework governing social media, examining statutory provisions such as the Information Technology Act, 2000, the IT Rules, 2021, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023, along with significant judicial pronouncement........ Cyber crime, Social media intermediaries, Intermediary liability, Information Technology Act,2000, Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics) Code, Privacy, Freedom of speech.
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Robinson, R. N., Agbali F. D. |
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| Impact of Brain Drain on Capacity Building of Electronic Technology in Universities in Rivers State, Nigeria | ||||||
In today's world, electronic technology forms the foundation of modern civilization, powering innovations in every facet of life. Just like in many developed nations, electronic technology profession is expected to grow in capacity. However, Nigeria's capacity building efforts on electronic technology profession is highly threatened. This gap is what the study intends to fill. The study is aimed at investigating the impact of brain drain on capacity building of electronic technology in universities in Rivers State. The study adopted 2 objectives, research questions and hypotheses to guide the study........ Impact, Brain drain, Capacity Building, Electronic Technology and University.
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Adebayo, A. (2020). Emigration and its effects on the Nigerian education system. International Journal of Education and Research, 8(2), 123-134.
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GAYATHRI.K |
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| Domain Name Disputes and Resolution in The Digital Medium: Protection and Prevention Efforts | ||||||
Domain names are becoming essential resources due to the expansion of digital and e-commerce enterprises. But disputes over domain ownership, abuse, and cybersquatting are becoming more frequent. This study looks at the difficulties in resolving domain name disputes as well as the organizational, national, and international options for protection and prevention. UDRP, INDRP, ACPA, and other legal frameworks are examined, along with pertinent case law, emphasizing both judicial and technological dispute resolution procedures. Trademark, Digital Medium, Resolution, Prevention, UDRP, INDRP, Cybersquatting, Domain Name.
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OLLOMO Dan Geoffrey, XIANHUA Li |
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| Kinematic Modeling and Workspace Analysis of 4DOF Upper Limb Rehabilitation Robot | ||||||
Upper limb impairments following stroke necessitate advanced rehabilitation robotics to restore motor function and support activities of daily living (ADLs). Robust kinematic models are essential for precise trajectory planning, safe human-robot interaction, and workspace optimization in such systems. This work employs a screw theory framework and the Product of Exponentials (PoE) formula for kinematic modeling of a 4-degree-of-freedom (4-DOF) upper limb rehabilitation exoskeleton, offering an alternative to the conventional Denavit-Hartenberg (DH) parameter method........ Kinematic modeling, Workspace analysis, Screw theory, PoE, 4DOF upper limb rehabilitation robot.
[1]. Feigin, V. L., et al. (2022). Global, regional, and national burden of stroke and its risk factors, 1990–2019: A systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2019. The Lancet Neurology, 20(10), 795-820. [2]. W. Johnson et al., "Stroke: A global response is needed," Bull. World Health Organ., vol. 94, no. 9, pp. 634–635, Sep. 2016. [3]. Lo, H. S., & Xie, S. Q. (2012). Exoskeleton robots for upper-limb rehabilitation: State of the art and future prospects. Medical Engineering & Physics, 34(3), 261-268. [4]. Maciejasz, P., Eschweiler, J., Gerlach-Hahn, K., Jansen-Troy, A., & Leonhardt, S. (2014). A survey on robotic devices for upper limb rehabilitation. Journal of Neuroengineering and Rehabilitation, 11(1), 3. [5]. Chen, L., Qian, L., Cheng, Y., Cheng, X., Wu, Y., & Xu, M. (2022). A novel end-effector upper limb rehabilitation robot: Kinematics analysis, structural design, and trajectory planning. International Journal of Advanced Robotic Systems, 19(5), 17298806221118855.
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Hui Zhang, Jiancheng liu, Lei Li, Xiu Zhan Zhang, Kaiye Hu, Ling Cai, Shaoyuan Peng, Feng Jiang |
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| Control and Simulation for Active Heave Compensation Crane Based on Fuzzy Self-adaptive PID | ||||||
In order to solve the problem of poor control effect in the active heave compensation (AHC) system of marine cranes using traditional control algorithms, this paper studies the active heave compensation system of marine cranes and proposes a fuzzy self-adaptive PID control algorithm. Firstly, the principle of active heave compensation is introduced. Secondly the active heave compensation system is designed and its mathematical model is established. Thirdly a heave compensation algorithm is designed based on fuzzy self-adaptive PID. The results of system simulation indicate that the control algorithm can meet control requirements of the active heave compensation system, which provides a certain reference value for manufacturing a prototype of active heave compensation crane. active heave compensation; fuzzy self-adaptive PID; crane; control; simulation
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Alcides Feitosa Neto, Ana Katherine Silveira Pereira Caracas, Antonio Werbiton Marinho Almeida, Emilio Parra Sanches Junior, Ernandes Farias da Costa, Francisco José Lopes Cajado, Francisco José da Silva Fonteles, Givanildo Ximenes Santana, Irene Mendes Fontes, José Reudson de Souza, Luísa Janaina Lopes Barroso Pinto, Paulo Henrique Barbosa Sousa, Rickardo Léo Ramos Gomes, Roberto Augusto Caracas Neto, Tadeu Dote Sá |
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| Technological Innovation and Sustainable Management of Rare Earths in the Context of Renewable Energy Geopolitics | ||||||
The growing demand for sustainable energy sources has intensified global interest in rare earth elements, which are essential for the production of renewable technologies such as solar panels, wind turbines, and electric vehicles. However, the intensive use of these resources entails environmental, economic, and geopolitical implications that call for new strategies in management and innovation. This study adopts a qualitative methodology grounded in literature review to examine the interrelations among technology, sustainability, and international politics within the contemporary energy landscape........ technological innovation; rare earth elements; sustainability; geopolitics.
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Abrão, R. A. F. (2022). The geopolitics of renewable energies: Brazil amid the energy transition scenario. Revista Monções, 11(22). ISSN: 2316-8323. https://dx.doi.org/10.30612/rmufgd.v11i22.14541
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Shri Pal, R Debnath |
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| Codes of Practice for Indoor Air Quality Management in India | ||||||
Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) has emerged as a critical determinant of public health, productivity, and environmental sustainability in India. With rapid urbanization, energy-efficient construction, and increased indoor occupancy, exposure to indoor air pollutants often exceeds outdoor levels. This paper reviews and analyzes the existing codes of practice, standards, and regulatory frameworks governing indoor air quality management in India. Key documents from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), National Building Code (NBC), and international benchmarks such as ASHRAE and WHO guidelines are discussed......... .....
[1] Indoor Air Quality Management System Under Closed Conditions, An Invention Under Atm Nirbhar Bharat, Technical Report , Prepared by Bunkerman, Plot No 20, Bhatoli Kalan, Baddi (HP)=173205, INDIA.
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Sheriff Babatunde BAKARE, Adeniyi Ganiyu ADEOGUN, Muktar Oladapo RAJI |
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| Assessment of Managed Aquifer Recharge System Using Numerical Groundwater Modelling | ||||||
Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) Systems are artificial recharge techniques that enhance groundwater levels and quality. MAR is a sustainable, comprehensive, cost-effective, and environmentally-friendly approach to replenishing aquifers. This study evaluates the application of MAR in Ilorin, North Central Nigeria, where groundwater serves as a critical alternative to the poor municipal water supply system. A numerical groundwater model was developed using FREEWAT to simulate groundwater flow and predict the effects of recharge and abstraction scenarios......... Groundwater Sustainability, Managed Aquifer Recharge, Groundwater Depletion, Artificial Recharge, Ilorin.
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V. Teja Sri Revanth, K. Kovel Reddy, M.D.V. Srilalitha, Madhavi Prasangi |
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| Numerical simulation of Lead-Free RbGeI₃ Perovskite Solar Cells with all inorganic WS₂ and CuCrO₂ transport layers | ||||||
This study presents a comprehensive numerical simulation of a fully inorganic, lead-free perovskite solar cell (PSC) based on the FTO/WS₂/RbGeI₃/CuCrO₂ configuration, aimed at achieving high efficiency with environmental stability. The optimized device architecture exhibits excellent electronic coupling and favorable band alignment, as indicated by a small conduction band offset at the WS₂/RbGeI₃ interface and efficient hole extraction through CuCrO₂. The generation–recombination analysis confirms strong photon absorption concentrated near the WS₂/RbGeI₃ junction with minimal bulk recombination......... lead-free perovskite solar cell, inorganic transport layer, simulation, SCAPS-1D.
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M.BHUVANESHWARI |
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| Cyber Attacks | ||||||
The pervasive integration of digital technologies into every facet of modern life has catapulted cyber attacks from a niche concern to a paramount global security challenge. This comprehensive assignment, tailored for a postgraduate audience, delves into the intricate world of cyber attacks, providing a holistic examination of their evolution, diverse typologies, myriad motivations driving various perpetrator groups, and their profound impacts across economic, societal, and geopolitical landscapes. It meticulously categorizes and explains various attack vectors, from traditional malware to sophisticated advanced......... .......
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Moath Aljohani, Abdullah Basiouni |
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| Supply Chain Management for the 2034 FIFA World Cup in Saudi Arabia: Driving Innovation and Entrepreneurial Opportunities in Global Logistics | ||||||
This study examines the manner in which Saudi Arabia can utilize high-tech logistic hubs in order to maintain pace with mega-event demands such as the 2034 FIFA World Cup while also driving the overall goals of Vision 2030. It examines the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in smart tracking, cross-docking for rapid delivery, and safety stock in creating supply chain resilience. Using a mixed-methods approach integrating expert inter-views, case studies, and performance measures, the research communicates how innovations improve efficiency, reduce delays, and ensure a seamless movement of goods.......... logistics hubs; artificial intelligence; smart tracking; safety stock; cross-docking; Land Bridge Pro-ject;2034 FIFA World Cup; Saudi Arabia
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Aniefiok S. Akpan, Mfonobong A. Umoren, Akaninyene B. Obot |
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| Optimization Of Smart Grid Operations for Enhanced Renewable Energy Utilization Using Artificial Intelligence | ||||||
The global transition towards clean energy has placed increasing emphasis on the intelligent integration of renewable energy sources (RES) such as solar and wind into existing power systems, particularly within smart grid frameworks. This study presents a comprehensive investigation into the AI-driven optimization of smart grid operations aimed at enhancing renewable energy utilization, improving voltage stability, minimizing real power losses, and increasing overall energy efficiency. The research specifically targets a rural distribution network in Ukpom Community, Abak, Akwa Ibom Stata Nigeria and modeled as a 9-bus smart micro grid, with integrated solar photovoltaic (PV), wind turbine generators.......... .....
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Ana Karen Silveira Pereira Caracas, Emilio Parra Sanches Junior, Ernandes Farias da Costa, Fabiola Fernandes de Menezes, Francisco José Lopes Cajado, Givanildo Ximenes Santana, Irene Mendes Fontes, Márcio Carneiro Barbosa, Nailton Rodrigues Maciel, Onete Raulino da Costa, Paulo Henrique Barbosa Sousa, Rickardo Léo Ramos Gomes, Roberto Augusto Caracas Neto, Tadeu Dote Sá |
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| Education, Scientific Design, and Energy Transition: Integrated Pathways Toward a Culture of Sustainability | ||||||
The debate on sustainability and energy transition has intensified in the face of contemporary environmental and social challenges, calling on education to assume a strategic role in preparing critical individuals committed to building a balanced future. The methodological pathway was designed to ensure coherence between the theoretical framework, reflective analysis, and the formulation of integrated approaches to a culture of sustainability. This qualitative study relied on theoretical references that emphasize the interpretation and understanding of educational phenomena in their human.......... Education; Scientific Design; Sustainability; Energy transition.
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NANDANA R NAIR |
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| Role of International Organisations in Promoting Global Peace | ||||||
It examines the vital role that international organizations (IOs) play in promoting world peace and stability in a tumultuous environment. It charts the development of regional organizations such as the European Union (EU) and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), as well as the transition from the unsuccessful League of Nations (1920) to the stronger United Nations (UN) (1945). IOs use a wide range of interrelated strategies to advance peace:.......... .....
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| Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Criminal Justice System: A Contemporary Legal Analysis | ||||||
The rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has significantly influenced the criminal justice system worldwide. From predictive policing to automated decision-making in bail, sentencing, and surveillance, AI tools promise efficiency but also raise serious legal, ethical, and constitutional concerns. This research paper analyses the modern impact of AI on the criminal justice system with a special focus on the Indian legal framework. It highlights issues such as algorithmic bias, data privacy, misuse of surveillance technologies, and the need for robust regulation. The study concludes with recommendations for responsible AI governance in criminal justice. Artificial Intelligence, Criminal Justice System, Predictive Policing, Surveillance Law, Algorithmic Bias, Data Privacy, Indian Constitution, Legal Regulation
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AJAY. S |
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| Methods of Handling Constitutional Crisis | ||||||
When there is a problem in the functioning of the constitutional framework of institutions, procedures, and processes established by a constitution to govern a state1, including the elected government and its adherence to constitutional provisions or when there is a conflict among different organs of the State, such as the Legislature, Executive, and Judiciary, or between the Centre and the States. Where the provisions of the Constitution are inadequate, ambiguous, or misused, leading to uncertainty and conflict in governance, in such situation it is essential. Constitution is handling the crises effectively which is necessary to maintain the rule of law, ensure stability in government, and preserve the faith of the people in the democratic process, therefore, the Constitution is regarded as the Supreme law of the land........... ...............
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Omotayo A. Ayodele, Lawrence O. Agidike, Godslove I. Ebiega, Ovis D. Irefu, Terdoo M. Dugeri |
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| Development Of a Tube-Based Model Predictive Control for Linear Parameter Varying Systems Using a Lyapunov-Based Quadratic Terminal Cost Function | ||||||
Model predictive control (MPC) technique for linear parameter-varying (LPV) systems has majorly been used to mitigate the computational complexity associated with nonlinear model predictive control (NMPC) method for nonlinear systems. However, the MPC technique for LPV systems faces challenges due to uncertainties in the future behavior of the LPV scheduling variables. Recent tube-based MPC approaches have sought to minimize this uncertainty but tend to be conservative due to the choice of terminal cost used, which might not adequately account for the variation of systems' parameters.......... ......
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Mohammed Fori, Ibrahim Jaduwa Mallum |
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| Mathematical Model and Analysis of Corruption Dynamics Incorporating Media Coverage and Anticorruption Agencies | ||||||
This study presents and analyzes a mathematical model that incorporates media coverage and the activities of anticorruption agencies to explain the transmission dynamics of corruption within a population. The model, formulated using a system of nonlinear differential equations, divides the population into compartments representing susceptible aware, susceptible unaware, corrupted, Jail, Reformed, and Anti – corruption Agencies, with the influence of media campaigns and punitive actions by anticorruption agencies explicitly integrated as control measures........... Mathematical Model, Corruption Free, Corruption Endemic and Sensitivity Analysis
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| Forecasting State Wise Crop Yield in India | ||||||
Agriculture is the backbone of India's economy, with millions of farmers dependent on timely insights into crop productivity for sustainable livelihoods and national food security. However, crop yields are highly sensitive to multiple interacting factors, including climatic variability, soil health, and input management. This project focuses on developing an intelligent, data-driven machine learning system for predicting crop yield across Indian states, integrating historical agricultural, environmental, and meteorological data into a unified predictive framework. ......
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A. O. Oluwakemi, R.S.Babatunde, J.F Ajao |
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| Systematic Literature Review of Modern Techniques for Detecting the Onset of Endometriosis: Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Approach | ||||||
Endometriosis is known as a chronic and severe health problem which affects reproductive age women between the age of 18-39 around the world. This illness is complicated to diagnosis using traditional techniques due to its nature. Endometriosis is detected medically using traditional techniques such as biomarkers, genetic analyses, laparoscopy, imaging modalities and while modern approaches includethe application of artificial intelligence. The major goal of this work is to conduct a systematic literature review (SLR) of traditional and modern techniques employed in detecting endometriosis covering publications from 2015 to 2024.The justification of this paper.......... Keywords: Artificial intelligence, Endometriosis, Laparoscopy, Machine Learning Ultrasound A. O. Oluwakemi, R.S.Babatunde, J.F Ajao
[1]. Bendifallah, S., Puchar, A., Suisse, S., Delbos, L., Poilblanc, M., Descamps, P., Golfier, F., Touboul, C., Dabi, Y., &Daraï, E. (2022). Machine learning algorithms as new screening approach for patients with endometriosis. Scientific Reports, 12, Article number: 639. [2]. Zondervan, K. T., Becker, C. M. &Missmer, S. A. Endometriosis. N. Engl. J. Med. 382, 1244–1256 (2020). [3]. Parasar, P., Ozcan, P., & Terry, K. (2017). Endometriosis: Epidemiology, diagnosis and clinical management. Current Obstetrics and Gynecology Reports, 6(1), 34–41. [4]. Tragantzopoulou, P. (2024). Endometriosis and stigmatization: A literature review. Journal of Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Disorders, 16(2), 117–122. [5]. Laganà, A., La Rosa, V. L., & Rapisarda, A. M. C. (2017). Anxiety and depression in patients with endometriosis: Impact and management challenges. International Journal of Women's Health, 9, 323–330
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Sajra Karačić |
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| The relationship between interior design and mental health | ||||||
Recently, considerable attention has been given to the connection between interior design and mental health, as people have become increasingly aware of how their environment affects their well-being. This research takes a closer look at the elements of interior design - such as lighting, color, space layout, and materials used - that can shape our mental state, for better or worse. To create spaces that support and enhance our psychological well-being, we need to understand how design choices affect us. Through existing literature and case studies, this study examines......... mental health, psychological well-being, biophilic design, lighting in design, color psychology, stress reduction, sensory environments, emotional well-being, healing environments, architecture and mental health
[1]. Kellert, S. R., Heerwagen, J. H., & Mador, M. L. (2008). Biophilic design: The theory, science, and practice of bringing buildings to life. Wiley. [2]. Kopec, D. (2018). Environmental psychology for design (3rd ed.). Bloomsbury. [3]. Marcus, C. C., & Sachs, N. A. (2013). Therapeutic landscapes: An evidence-based approach to designing healing gardens and restorative outdoor spaces. Wiley. [4]. Robinson, S., &Pallasmaa, J. (2017). Designing for the mind: Architecture and the neuroscience of spaces. Routledge. [5]. Sternberg, E. M. (2009). Healing spaces: The science of place and well-being. Belknap Press.
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OGHONYON, R., OKEREKE, V., NNURUM, E.U., AND FABIYI, O.R. |
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| Evaluation Of Geoelectric Section Using Resistivity Method for Subsurface Interpretation at Student Affair Unit, Choba | ||||||
This research evaluates subsurface conditions using geoelectric resistivity methods at the Student Affairs Unit, Choba, within the Niger Delta region. The study employs Vertical Electrical Sounding (VES) and Electrical Resistivity Tomography (ERT) techniques to investigate lithological composition, groundwater potential, and geotechnical characteristics. VES data reveals a multilayer stratigraphy comprising topsoil, coarse sand, silty clay, and gravelly sand formations. The resistivity curve obtained is a Q-type (ρ₁ < ρ₂ > ρ₃ < ρ₄), indicating a complex subsurface system with alternating conductive and resistive layers. The second layer (346.7 Ωm) signifies a coarse sand.......... Schlumberger, Substantial, Geoelectric, Resistive, Stratigraphy, Niger-Delta, Electrical.
[1]. Adejumo and Adefehinti 2024). Groundwater potential evaluation using electrical resistivity method at Laniba, Ibadan, Southwestern Nigeria. International Journal of Geoscience and Environmental Management, 10(4), 60-73. [2]. Adeleye, A. A., Amadi, A. N., & Okoye, N. O. (2022). Geoelectrical evaluation of aquifer potential in parts of Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Nigerian Journal of Technological Research, 17(2), 53–65. [3]. Adiat, K. A. N. (2019). Relevance of electrical resistivity geophysical method in engineering site characterization in a basement complex terrain. Global Journal of Engineering Sciences, 2(1), 26-35. [4]. Agbo, C., and uzoegbu, P. (2024). Geoelectrical resistivity mapping for sustainable groundwater management in Umuahia South: Insights from vertical electrical sounding. International Journal of Science and Research Archive, 13(1), 2296-2319. [5]. Ahmed, A., Hafiz, B., Umar, M., and Balarabe, B. (2020). Electrical resistivity techniques forsubsurface investigations at N.Y.S.C. proposed site. FUDMA Journal of Sciences, 8(2), 146-152.
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