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African American Funeral Programs
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Clean Energy & Sustainable Environment By Carbon Dioxide Mitigation Strategies, Md Fahim Shahriar
Clean Energy & Sustainable Environment By Carbon Dioxide Mitigation Strategies, Md Fahim Shahriar
Mechanical Engineering Theses
Dissolution trapping is one of the most dominant mechanisms for secure storage of CO2 injected in porous subsurface formations saturated with brine. This study uses a 2D visual Hele-Shaw cell to investigate and visualize the impact of CO2 injection locations, reservoir dipping angle, permeability heterogeneity, and brine with different initial ionic concentrations on the density-driven convection during CO2 dissolution (Chapter 2). Also, the role of complex heterogeneity, i.e., irregular permeability distribution in CO2 dissolution, is investigated using a novel experimental approach to create medium permeability heterogeneity in Hele-Shaw cells (Chapter 3). We observed that the presence …
Laboratory Investigations Into Alternative Baits For The Channeled Whelk (Busycotypus Canaliculatus) Fishery, Mary Kate Munley, Elizabeth A. Fairchild, Steven H. Jury, Winsor H. Watson, Shelley A. Edmundson
Laboratory Investigations Into Alternative Baits For The Channeled Whelk (Busycotypus Canaliculatus) Fishery, Mary Kate Munley, Elizabeth A. Fairchild, Steven H. Jury, Winsor H. Watson, Shelley A. Edmundson
Faculty Publications
Channeled whelks (Busycotypus canaliculatus) are fished along the eastern US coast using traps typically baited with pieces of female horseshoe crabs (HSC Limulus polyphemus). However, the use of HSC as bait, particularly females, is controversial because they are already heavily fished because their blood contains a substance that the biomedical industry uses to manufacture a test for pathogenic bacteria. Therefore, the goals of this study were to: 1) develop a cost-effective alternative bait that does not rely on HSCs and 2) determine whether whelk are more attracted to female HSC pieces than male HSC pieces. Seventeen different baits were tested …
Reproducibility Starts At The Source: R, Python, And Julia Packages For Retrieving Usgs Hydrologic Data, Timothy O. Hodson, Laura A. Decicco, Jayaram A. Hariharan, Lee F. Stanish, Scott Black, Jeffery S. Horsburgh
Reproducibility Starts At The Source: R, Python, And Julia Packages For Retrieving Usgs Hydrologic Data, Timothy O. Hodson, Laura A. Decicco, Jayaram A. Hariharan, Lee F. Stanish, Scott Black, Jeffery S. Horsburgh
Civil and Environmental Engineering Faculty Publications
Much of modern science takes place in a computational environment, and, increasingly, that environment is programmed using R, Python, or Julia. Furthermore, most scientific data now live on the cloud, so the first step in many workflows is to query a cloud database and load the response into a computational environment for further analysis. Thus, tools that facilitate programmatic data retrieval represent a critical component in reproducible scientific workflows. Earth science is no different in this regard. To fulfill that basic need, we developed R, Python, and Julia packages providing programmatic access to the U.S. Geological Survey’s National Water Information …
Beyond Scale-Free Networks: Integrating Multilayer Social Networks With Molecular Clusters In The Local Spread Of Covid-19, Kayo Fujimoto, Jacky Kuo, Guppy Stott, Ryan Lewis, Hei Kit Chan, Leke Lyu, Gabriella Veytsel, Michelle Carr, Tristan Broussard, Kirstin Short, Pamela Brown, Roger Sealy, Armand Brown, Justin Bahl
Beyond Scale-Free Networks: Integrating Multilayer Social Networks With Molecular Clusters In The Local Spread Of Covid-19, Kayo Fujimoto, Jacky Kuo, Guppy Stott, Ryan Lewis, Hei Kit Chan, Leke Lyu, Gabriella Veytsel, Michelle Carr, Tristan Broussard, Kirstin Short, Pamela Brown, Roger Sealy, Armand Brown, Justin Bahl
Faculty, Staff and Student Publications
This study evaluates the scale-free network assumption commonly used in COVID-19 epidemiology, using empirical social network data from SARS-CoV-2 Delta variant molecular local clusters in Houston, Texas. We constructed genome-informed social networks from contact and co-residence data, tested them for scale-free power-law distributions that imply highly connected hubs, and compared them to alternative models (exponential, log-normal, power-law with exponential cutoff, and Weibull) that suggest more evenly distributed network connections. Although the power-law model failed the goodness of fit test, after incorporating social network ties, the power-law model was at least as good as, if not better than, the alternatives, implying …
Biophysical Study Of The Von Willebrand Factor Via Optical Tweezers—Investigating The Collagen Binding Force Profile To Distinguish Types Of Von Willebrand Disease, Leigh Hardin
Honors Theses
von Willebrand disease (vWD) is a genetic disorder due to quantitative or qualitative abnormalities of the von Willebrand factor (vWF). There are three main types of vWD in addition to acquired von Willebrand syndrome. Type 1 is due to a deficiency of vWF, while Type 3 is due to a complete absence of vWF. Type 2 is due to malformed factors and broken into four subtypes: 2A, 2B, 2M, and 2N. Each subtype corresponds to different abnormalities of the protein that affect its binding to other proteins such as collagen, Factor VIII, platelets, etc. Therefore, determining a patient’s type and …
Knowledge Of School-Based Occupational Therapists: Role In Concussion-Related Visual Impairments, Elise Cassidy, Kailyn Ebeling, Brenda O'Connell, Mackenzie Rutz, Alyson Snyder, Carla Floyd-Slabaugh
Knowledge Of School-Based Occupational Therapists: Role In Concussion-Related Visual Impairments, Elise Cassidy, Kailyn Ebeling, Brenda O'Connell, Mackenzie Rutz, Alyson Snyder, Carla Floyd-Slabaugh
Masters Projects
Background: This study examined knowledge of school-based occupational therapists (SBOTs) regarding current concussion-related vision impairment practice patterns. There is a lack of literature on how SBOTs treat students who sustained a mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), also known as a concussion.
Method: A mixed-methods survey was distributed online to SBOTs to understand what assessments and interventions are used for concussion-related visual impairments, the perceived role of SBOTs, and difficulties faced treating students with mTBIs.
Results: There were 124 potential participants that started the survey, and 35 (28.23%) completed the survey. Assessments and interventions used amongst therapists differed …
Robert Lee Boles, Jr. "Brother"
Robert Lee Boles, Jr. "Brother"
African American Funeral Programs
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A Comparative Analysis Of The Water Use And Nutritional Value For California Commodities, Helen M. Lee, Giselle A. Pignotti, Kasuen Mauldin, John Gieng
A Comparative Analysis Of The Water Use And Nutritional Value For California Commodities, Helen M. Lee, Giselle A. Pignotti, Kasuen Mauldin, John Gieng
Faculty Research, Scholarly, and Creative Activity
To create a more sustainable food system, this study analyzed the water use and nutritional data for California commodities. The data were separated into quadrants based on median scores, with results that include a list of commodities lower in agricultural water use while being higher in nutritional value. Because the agricultural sector is the dominant water user, there is an opportunity here to influence growers, consumers and policymakers to choose and support the growth of foods that would reduce water consumption while still providing beneficial nutrients. The goal of this paper is to educate the public on this important issue.
Face Of Terror In Gaza: Hamas’ Birth, Evolution And A Nuanced Rethink, Debangana Chatterjee
Face Of Terror In Gaza: Hamas’ Birth, Evolution And A Nuanced Rethink, Debangana Chatterjee
Popular Media
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While discussing Hamas now, with terrorism and the ongoing siege of the Gaza Strip by Israel as the backdrop, we must consider the backstory of politics and international relations. And that the growth of Hamas had a lot to do with its isolation as the ruling authority in Gaza. Isolation, which handed it unaccountable access to resources that came its way.
Fully-Automated, Ct-Only Gtv Contouring For Palliative Head And Neck Radiotherapy, Skylar S Gay, Carlos E Cardenas, Callistus Nguyen, Tucker J Netherton, Cenji Yu, Yao Zhao, Stephen Skett, Tina Patel, Delali Adjogatse, Teresa Guerrero Urbano, Komeela Naidoo, Beth M Beadle, Jinzhong Yang, Ajay Aggarwal, Laurence E Court
Fully-Automated, Ct-Only Gtv Contouring For Palliative Head And Neck Radiotherapy, Skylar S Gay, Carlos E Cardenas, Callistus Nguyen, Tucker J Netherton, Cenji Yu, Yao Zhao, Stephen Skett, Tina Patel, Delali Adjogatse, Teresa Guerrero Urbano, Komeela Naidoo, Beth M Beadle, Jinzhong Yang, Ajay Aggarwal, Laurence E Court
Faculty, Staff and Student Publications
Planning for palliative radiotherapy is performed without the advantage of MR or PET imaging in many clinics. Here, we investigated CT-only GTV delineation for palliative treatment of head and neck cancer. Two multi-institutional datasets of palliative-intent treatment plans were retrospectively acquired: a set of 102 non-contrast-enhanced CTs and a set of 96 contrast-enhanced CTs. The nnU-Net auto-segmentation network was chosen for its strength in medical image segmentation, and five approaches separately trained: (1) heuristic-cropped, non-contrast images with a single GTV channel, (2) cropping around a manually-placed point in the tumor center for non-contrast images with a single GTV channel, (3) …
Ensemble Concerts: Isu String Project Winter Concert, December 9, 2023, Dr. Benjamin De Kock, Dr. Cora Swenson Lee, Dr. Katherine Lewis
Ensemble Concerts: Isu String Project Winter Concert, December 9, 2023, Dr. Benjamin De Kock, Dr. Cora Swenson Lee, Dr. Katherine Lewis
School of Music Programs
Center for the Performing Arts
December 9, 2023
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Capacity Assessment And Spatial Analysis Of Cervical Cancer Services In The Gambia, Meghan E Mali, Ousman Sanyang, Katherine L Harris, Justin Sorensen, Mustapha Bittaye, Jonathan Nellermoe, Raymond R Price, Edward K Sutherland
Capacity Assessment And Spatial Analysis Of Cervical Cancer Services In The Gambia, Meghan E Mali, Ousman Sanyang, Katherine L Harris, Justin Sorensen, Mustapha Bittaye, Jonathan Nellermoe, Raymond R Price, Edward K Sutherland
Faculty, Staff and Student Publications
Background
Cervical cancer is the most common cancer and the leading cause of cancer-related death in Gambian women. The Gambian Ministry of Health is striving to improve access to screening, diagnostic, and treatment services for cervical cancer, but comprehensive data on currently available services is limited making it challenging to appropriately prioritize the ideal next steps for expanding care. This study aims to describe the current services available for the prevention, screening, and treatment of cervical cancer in The Gambia and provide suggestions for expanding geographic access to care.
Methods
A survey aimed at assessing the availability of key cervical …
Investigating Trial Design Variability In Trials Of Disease-Modifying Therapies In Parkinson’S Disease: A Scoping Review Protocol, Marie Louise Zeissler, Timothy Boey, Danny Chapman, Gary Rafaloff, Thea Dominey, Karen G. Raphael, Susan Buff, Hari Venkatesh Pai, Emma King, Paul Sharpe, Fintan O’Brien, Camille B. Carroll
Investigating Trial Design Variability In Trials Of Disease-Modifying Therapies In Parkinson’S Disease: A Scoping Review Protocol, Marie Louise Zeissler, Timothy Boey, Danny Chapman, Gary Rafaloff, Thea Dominey, Karen G. Raphael, Susan Buff, Hari Venkatesh Pai, Emma King, Paul Sharpe, Fintan O’Brien, Camille B. Carroll
Peninsula Medical School
Introduction Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a debilitating neurological disorder for which the identification of disease-modifying interventions represents a major unmet need. Diverse trial designs have attempted to mitigate challenges of population heterogeneity, efficacious symptomatic therapy and lack of outcome measures that are objective and sensitive to change in a disease modification setting. It is not clear whether consensus is emerging regarding trial design choices. Here, we report the protocol of a scoping review that will provide a contemporary update on trial design variability for disease-modifying interventions in PD. Methods and analysis The Population, Intervention, Comparator, Outcome and Study design (PICOS) …
The Effect Of Material Nonlinearity On Stress Concentrations At A Bi-Material Interface, Jin Qian
The Effect Of Material Nonlinearity On Stress Concentrations At A Bi-Material Interface, Jin Qian
McKelvey School of Engineering Graduate Student Theses & Dissertations
No abstract provided.
The Dna Glycosylase Neil2 Is Protective During Sars-Cov-2 Infection, Nisha Tapryal, Anirban Chakraborty, Kaushik Saha, Azharul Islam, Lang Pan, Koa Hosoki, Ibrahim M Sayed, Jason M Duran, Joshua Alcantara, Vanessa Castillo, Courtney Tindle, Altaf H Sarker, Maki Wakamiya, Victor J Cardenas, Gulshan Sharma, Laura E Crotty Alexander, Sanjiv Sur, Debashis Sahoo, Gourisankar Ghosh, Soumita Das, Pradipta Ghosh, Istvan Boldogh, Tapas K Hazra
The Dna Glycosylase Neil2 Is Protective During Sars-Cov-2 Infection, Nisha Tapryal, Anirban Chakraborty, Kaushik Saha, Azharul Islam, Lang Pan, Koa Hosoki, Ibrahim M Sayed, Jason M Duran, Joshua Alcantara, Vanessa Castillo, Courtney Tindle, Altaf H Sarker, Maki Wakamiya, Victor J Cardenas, Gulshan Sharma, Laura E Crotty Alexander, Sanjiv Sur, Debashis Sahoo, Gourisankar Ghosh, Soumita Das, Pradipta Ghosh, Istvan Boldogh, Tapas K Hazra
Faculty, Staff and Students Publications
SARS-CoV-2 infection-induced aggravation of host innate immune response not only causes tissue damage and multiorgan failure in COVID-19 patients but also induces host genome damage and activates DNA damage response pathways. To test whether the compromised DNA repair capacity of individuals modulates the severity of COVID-19 infection, we analyze DNA repair gene expression in publicly available patient datasets and observe a lower level of the DNA glycosylase NEIL2 in the lungs of severely infected COVID-19 patients. This observation of lower NEIL2 levels is further validated in infected patients, hamsters and ACE2 receptor-expressing human A549 (A549-ACE2) cells. Furthermore, delivery of recombinant …
A Drosophila Heart Optical Coherence Microscopy Dataset For Automatic Video Segmentation, Matthew Fishman, Abigail Matt, Fei Wang, Elena Gracheva, Jiantao Zhu, Xiangping Ouyang, Andrey Komarov, Yuxuan Wang, Hongwu Liang, Chao Zhou
A Drosophila Heart Optical Coherence Microscopy Dataset For Automatic Video Segmentation, Matthew Fishman, Abigail Matt, Fei Wang, Elena Gracheva, Jiantao Zhu, Xiangping Ouyang, Andrey Komarov, Yuxuan Wang, Hongwu Liang, Chao Zhou
2020-Current year OA Pubs
The heart of the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster, is a particularly suitable model for cardiac studies. Optical coherence microscopy (OCM) captures in vivo cross-sectional videos of the beating Drosophila heart for cardiac function quantification. To analyze those large-size multi-frame OCM recordings, human labelling has been employed, leading to low efficiency and poor reproducibility. Here, we introduce a robust and accurate automated Drosophila heart segmentation algorithm, called FlyNet 2.0+, which utilizes a long short-term memory (LSTM) convolutional neural network to leverage time series information in the videos, ensuring consistent, high-quality segmentation. We present a dataset of 213 Drosophila heart videos, equivalent …
Doctor Of Physical Therapy Students’ Experience With Microaggressions In The Clinic: A Call To Action, Jocelin T. Friedman, Todd E. Davenport
Doctor Of Physical Therapy Students’ Experience With Microaggressions In The Clinic: A Call To Action, Jocelin T. Friedman, Todd E. Davenport
Pacific Journal of Health
As Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) students fulfill off-campus clinical experience requirements at healthcare institutions, they are mentored by clinical instructors who are employees of said healthcare institutions. Clinical instructors, patients, or other staff members there may commit microaggressions against physical therapy students with varying subject matters, intentions, and effects on the students. Microaggressions are brief verbal humiliations which may or may not be intentional, but nonetheless convey derogatory slights or insults towards a target group. This article explores DPT students’ real-life experiences with microaggressions within the clinical education realm and the challenges a Director of Clinical Education faced in …
一种高效的且适用于多级计分 Cd-Cat 非参数选题方法, 李 俊杰, 郑 慧婧, 康 春花, 曾 平飞
一种高效的且适用于多级计分 Cd-Cat 非参数选题方法, 李 俊杰, 郑 慧婧, 康 春花, 曾 平飞
Chinese/English Journal of Educational Measurement and Evaluation | 教育测量与评估双语期刊
与 0-1 计分相比,多级计分能够提供更加丰富和有价值的信息,研究提出一种适用于多级计分认知诊断计算机自适应测验(PCD-CAT)的非参数选题策略(MD-NDI)。模拟研究的结果发现: (1) MD-NDI 选题策略适用于 PCD-CAT 情境且比参数选题策略具有更高属性分类准确性; (2) MD-NDI 使用前无需预测,且对于题库中的题目使用更加均匀,有效的保证了题库的安全性; (3) 在变长 PCD-CAT 情境中,MD-NDI 在达到测验终止规则时,不仅能够缩减测验长度的同时,且具有更高属性掌握模式判准率。
An Efficient Non-Parametric Item Selection Method For Polytomous Scoring Cd-Cat, Junjie Li, Huijing Zheng, Chunhua Kang, Pingfei Zeng
An Efficient Non-Parametric Item Selection Method For Polytomous Scoring Cd-Cat, Junjie Li, Huijing Zheng, Chunhua Kang, Pingfei Zeng
Chinese/English Journal of Educational Measurement and Evaluation | 教育测量与评估双语期刊
In educational evaluations at home and abroad, polytomous scoring items are becoming increasingly important. They can provide richer and more valuable information, with unmatched advantages compared to binary (0-1 scoring) items. If used as a tool for teachers to diagnose and assess students in the classroom, CD-CAT (Cognitive Diagnostic Computerized Adaptive Testing) has significant implications for improving teaching effectiveness. However, in classroom teaching situations, it is not feasible to estimate item parameters accurately with a large sample, as in large-scale assessments. In such cases, non-parametric CD-CAT becomes the only viable option. Compared to parametric CD-CAT, non-parametric CD-CAT started later and …
Dark Times In Dark Academia, Hayden Eubanks
Dark Times In Dark Academia, Hayden Eubanks
Steeplechase: An ORCA Student Journal
Quickly rising in popularity through the help of social media platforms, Dark Academia has become an established literary subculture with a vast fanbase. With similar qualities to the Campus Novel, the Dark Academic genre differs because the characters themselves are college students instead of a professor or other faculty member. This aesthetic is comprised of Anglo-Saxon style of architecture, course study, and fashion combining to create an overall gothic tone that by surrounding the characters with a foreboding foreshadow of the tragedy that the students will embark. The architecture associated with the genre is comprised of red brick clock towers …
Improving Disability Inclusion Through Professional Development, Carli Spina
Improving Disability Inclusion Through Professional Development, Carli Spina
Urban Library Journal
Building a shared understanding of the importance of disability inclusion and the concrete steps everyone at the library can take towards this goal, is an important first step towards improving services for disabled patrons and the work environment for disabled employees. Offering training on these specific topics can jumpstart this activity at virtually any library. Guided by existing research in the field, this article offers concrete guidance on creating and offering this training at libraries to improve disability inclusion in the community.
Criminal Justice Interventions For Individuals With Mental Health Disabilities: A Systematic Literature Review, Fidelis Azeke, Nassrine Noureddine
Criminal Justice Interventions For Individuals With Mental Health Disabilities: A Systematic Literature Review, Fidelis Azeke, Nassrine Noureddine
Pacific Journal of Health
In the criminal law, with few exceptions, for a finding of guilt, the physical act and the state of mind to commit the offense must be present at the time of the commission of the offense. People with mental disabilities often lack the state of mind required to commit the offense for which they are eventually charged for and or convicted. This paper examines the effectiveness of some past and present criminal justice system interventions that addresses the mental health disabilities of criminal offenders pre-adjudicative proceedings. A systematic review of the literature was used to examine past and present criminal …
The Transformative Integration Of Artificial Intelligence With Cmmc And Nist 800-171 For Advanced Risk Management And Compliance, Mia Lunati
Cybersecurity Undergraduate Research Showcase
This paper explores the transformative potential of integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) with established cybersecurity frameworks such as the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Special Publication 800-171. The thesis argues that the relationship between AI and these frameworks has the capacity to transform risk management in cybersecurity, where it could serve as a critical element in threat mitigation. In addition to addressing AI’s capabilities, this paper acknowledges the risks and limitations of these systems, highlighting the need for extensive research and monitoring when relying on AI. One must understand boundaries when integrating …
Improving Online Presentations Based On Audience Usage Of Conversational Assistant, Dharma Teja, Ramprasad Sedouram
Improving Online Presentations Based On Audience Usage Of Conversational Assistant, Dharma Teja, Ramprasad Sedouram
Defensive Publications Series
During a presentation made via video conference, attendees may use a conversational assistant within the video conference to seek clarifications for terms or concepts that they don’t understand. Speakers that are unaware of such audience activity cannot adjust their presentation to clarify presentation content. This disclosure describes techniques that enable a presenter to receive live feedback regarding content of their presentation that may not be understood (or may be misunderstood) by the audience and provide clarifications in real time. During the presentation, a presenter's interface is augmented with indications that a portion of the audience is having difficulty understanding certain …
Content-Aware Power Management For Emissive And Non-Emissive Displays, Daniel Solomon, Manali Bhutiyani
Content-Aware Power Management For Emissive And Non-Emissive Displays, Daniel Solomon, Manali Bhutiyani
Defensive Publications Series
High display power consumption can lead to reduced battery life and/or device overheating. While reducing display brightness can mitigate these issues, lower brightness can make the displayed content harder for a user to view and reduces the quality of user experience. This disclosure describes techniques that enable specifying precise power budgets for an electronic device with emissive or non-emissive display. The precise power budgeting optimizes power consumption while maintaining display and visibility. Per the techniques, the power consumption of a display is determined in real time and the display brightness is dynamically adjusted to keep display power usage within a …
Content-Aware Sharing Capabilities, Soya Li, Jieyu Tan
Content-Aware Sharing Capabilities, Soya Li, Jieyu Tan
Defensive Publications Series
During a sharing session within an online meeting application, a piece of content may be presented, delivered, etc. by a sharing user and viewed, listened to, etc. by receiving users. Techniques are presented herein that support the application of artificial intelligence (AI)-based analysis to such content to develop content-aware sharing capabilities that enable a receiving user to more accurately offer feedback (comprising, for example, a verbal discussion, a submitted reaction, a text-based chat, etc.) with the display of the same occurring in a more immersive and precise fashion.
Providing An Eco Mode Feature For Optical Modules, Antonio Carugati
Providing An Eco Mode Feature For Optical Modules, Antonio Carugati
Defensive Publications Series
Techniques are presented herein that leverage the reality that many optical link installations could safely operate even with a reduced transmission optical power level. Aspects of the presented techniques offer a new optical transceiver feature (which may be referred to herein as an 'Eco Mode') in which a module may be set to work with a lower transmission power level. Under such an approach, at least one extra power level is allowed beyond (i.e., in addition to) an existing nominal power level. Through an Eco Mode option, a 100 gigabits per second (G) transceiver that is deployed in a Quad …
Aligning Map Patches To Estimate Lane Marker Geometry, Daniel J. Lingenfelter, Stephen P. Russell, Simon Desai, Jonathan T. Barron, Daniel Sievers
Aligning Map Patches To Estimate Lane Marker Geometry, Daniel J. Lingenfelter, Stephen P. Russell, Simon Desai, Jonathan T. Barron, Daniel Sievers
Defensive Publications Series
Accurate lane marker geometry is important for autonomous vehicles to navigate roads safely and efficiently. Map patches provide valuable data for estimating lane marker geometry but need to be aligned before they can be used to estimate the lane marker geometry. Traditional feature-based approaches for aligning map patches are unsuitable for map patches that include only lane markers, which typically lack distinctive features. This disclosure describes techniques for aligning map patches, specifically aligning lane markers on road geometries. Per the technique, correspondence between lane markers is determined, focusing on smooth curves without distinct features. Map patch alignment technique combines sensor …
Infographic: Pisa 2022 – Australian Performance Trends Over Time, Dominique Russell
Infographic: Pisa 2022 – Australian Performance Trends Over Time, Dominique Russell
Teacher infographics
Results from PISA 2022 have been released and the data show Australian student performance in maths and reading has been holding steady since 2015, and in science since 2018. However, when looking at the past 20 years, performance has dropped significantly across the board.