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Hasan Al-Banna And Islamic Education Politics: Weaving The Mind, Heart, And Spirit Of Struggle From Egypt To The World, Syamsul Kurniawan, Maimunah . Dec 2025

Hasan Al-Banna And Islamic Education Politics: Weaving The Mind, Heart, And Spirit Of Struggle From Egypt To The World, Syamsul Kurniawan, Maimunah .

Journal of Middle East and Islamic Studies

This article examines Hasan al-Banna's thoughts on Islamic education politics, with a focus on the integration of three main dimensions: heart, mind, and the spirit of struggle, which form the foundation of the educational system he proposed from Egypt for the world. Through the Ikhwanul Muslimin movement, which originated in Egypt, al-Banna introduced an education that unified spirituality, intellectualism, and political struggle into a cohesive whole. This study employs the Atomic Habits theory by James Clear (2019), which emphasizes small, consistent changes that lead to significant impacts, to understand how al-Banna’s ideas on Islamic education can be viewed as a …

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An Analysis Of Narratives Representing Women’S Agency And Role In The Public Space In Najd In The Nineteenth And Early Twentieth Centuries, Hanan Alazaz Dec 2025

An Analysis Of Narratives Representing Women’S Agency And Role In The Public Space In Najd In The Nineteenth And Early Twentieth Centuries, Hanan Alazaz

Journal of Middle East and Islamic Studies

This paper is a review and analysis of historical narratives and poems to propose a framework of the agency of women in one of the most conservative regions in Arabia in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, Najd. These narratives include examples of recorded historical oral accounts and poems by women that exhibit women’s contribution to the public life and participation in the decision-making within their tribal communities. The narratives and literature discussed in the paper reflect these women’s involvement in the fields of education, politics, trade and military activity. Moreover, a reading of poetry that broadcasts their resistance to …

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Communication Factors Influencing Smallholder Farmers' Adoption Of Climate Change Adaptation Measures In Kenya’S Embu County, Olive Wanjiru Ndwiga, Dominic Mutambu, Daniel Manguriu, Monicah Mucheru-Muna Dec 2025

Communication Factors Influencing Smallholder Farmers' Adoption Of Climate Change Adaptation Measures In Kenya’S Embu County, Olive Wanjiru Ndwiga, Dominic Mutambu, Daniel Manguriu, Monicah Mucheru-Muna

Journal of Environmental Science and Sustainable Development

Climate change in Kenya has severely impacted the agricultural sector, affecting food security. It is crucial to enhance farmers’ adaptive capacity to cope with these threats. Effective communication of climate variation risks and coping measures is essential to improve farmers' adaptive capacity. Nevertheless, the adoption of adaptation measures remains low. This is because the influence of communication factors remains underexplored. Therefore, this study focuses on exploring the communication factors affecting the adoption of climate variation adaptation measures in Embu County. The study was conducted in 2023 and 2024 and analysed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) software. The …

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What’S Happening: Nyls At The 2026 Aals Annual Meeting, Anthony W. Crowell Dec 2025

What’S Happening: Nyls At The 2026 Aals Annual Meeting, Anthony W. Crowell

NYLS Community News

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The Semiotics Of Character In Fatima Abdul Hamid’S Novel The Higher Horizon, Dr. Yasser Turki Al Medeth Dec 2025

The Semiotics Of Character In Fatima Abdul Hamid’S Novel The Higher Horizon, Dr. Yasser Turki Al Medeth

UB Journal for Humanities

This study seeks to reveal the character structure in the novel “The higher horizon”, using the efforts of researcher Philippe Hamon, about three types of characters, namely: the category of reference characters, the category of indicative characters, and the category of mnemonic characters, as semiotic signs transformed because of their interaction with the elements of narrative, and as complementary signs to them. According to the project” Philippe Hamon”, the study came in three main axes: first: reference characters: represented by mythological and social characters. Second: indicative characters: represented by the presence of words that refer to the author or reader. …

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The Feasibility Of Applying Hedging Strategies And Techniques Under The Requirements Of Ifrs 9 For Financial Reporting In Sudanese Banks To Hedge Against Exchange Rate Fluctuations, Awadalla Gafer Elhussin Abobaker Dec 2025

The Feasibility Of Applying Hedging Strategies And Techniques Under The Requirements Of Ifrs 9 For Financial Reporting In Sudanese Banks To Hedge Against Exchange Rate Fluctuations, Awadalla Gafer Elhussin Abobaker

UB Journal for Humanities

This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of applying hedge accounting strategies and techniques in accordance with IFRS 9 requirements within Sudanese banks, as well as to examine their role in mitigating the impact of exchange rate fluctuations—one of the most significant financial challenges in the Sudanese business environment. The research focuses on banks listed on the Khartoum Stock Exchange. Data were collected through both paper-based and electronic questionnaires distributed to a sample of 220 participants, including accountants, auditors, department managers, and academic staff from Sudanese universities. The data were analyzed using SPSS. The study found that the application of …

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The Narrators Whose Mursal Reports Were Weakened By Imam Yahya Ibn Sa‘Id Al-Qattan: A Theoretical And Applied Study, Dr. Laila Bint Ali Bin Mohammed Al-Nassar Dec 2025

The Narrators Whose Mursal Reports Were Weakened By Imam Yahya Ibn Sa‘Id Al-Qattan: A Theoretical And Applied Study, Dr. Laila Bint Ali Bin Mohammed Al-Nassar

UB Journal for Humanities

The nation’s scholars worked hard to serve the noble hadith. They laid down rules for identifying narrators, their justice, controlling them, and explaining the condition of their narrations. Among them was Imam Yahya bin Saeed Al- Qattan. His prowess in knowing the narrators and distinguishing their hadiths was evident. He criticized the reports of trustworthy narrators, and judged most of them to be weak. Some of them were absolutely weak. Some of them made it weak, restricting it to a specific sheikh The reason for their transmitters was most likely not to select their sheikhs, and to narrate them from …

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Decolonizing Knowledge As Epistemic Justice: Key Conceptual Tendencies From The Global South, Richard Sambaiga Dec 2025

Decolonizing Knowledge As Epistemic Justice: Key Conceptual Tendencies From The Global South, Richard Sambaiga

Tanzania Journal of Sociology

The project of decolonising knowledge has gained renewed prominence as scholars confront enduring epistemic injustices and structural inequalities embedded in global systems of knowledge production. Situated within long-standing anticolonial and postcolonial intellectual struggles, this article interrogates key conceptual dilemmas that continue to shape contemporary debates on decoloniality. Adopting a commentary orientation, it examines what it means to decolonise knowledge by engaging the historical foundations of decolonial thought alongside contemporary critiques that expose the persistence of epistemic hierarchies within modern academic institutions. The article argues that, without conceptual clarity, the decolonial project risks becoming analytically misguided and politically misdirected, potentially reproducing …

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Theorizing ‘Magwangala’ As An Unorthodox Livelihood In Geita, Tanzania, Albert Tibaijuka Dec 2025

Theorizing ‘Magwangala’ As An Unorthodox Livelihood In Geita, Tanzania, Albert Tibaijuka

Tanzania Journal of Sociology

The increasing contestation of Magwangala as a livelihood in Geita, Tanzania, invokes a scholarly desire to further the constitution of the term beyond its traditional constructs. Following the present framing of magwangala as a disruptive, hazardous, contentious, and risky engagement; including the sanctions against it and the disparaging remarks upsurging the oppression of its actors, an attempt to advance its comprehension is of paramount importance. Given the nature of Magwangala business and the evident ramifications, its contestation is inevitable and unlikely to yield a uniform understanding. This paper, therefore, draws from the grueling life experiences endured by magwangala dealers in …

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The Mwanza Declaration: Magufuli, Street Vendors And The Right To The City In Tanzania, Sabatho Nyamsenda, Ng’Wanza Kamata Dec 2025

The Mwanza Declaration: Magufuli, Street Vendors And The Right To The City In Tanzania, Sabatho Nyamsenda, Ng’Wanza Kamata

Tanzania Journal of Sociology

This article seeks to understand the continuity and change in relations between the state and street vendors under the late President of Tanzania, John Pombe Magufuli (November 2015–March 2021). Focusing on the concessions made by the state to street vendors under the Magufuli regime, the article diverts from the standard characterisation of such gains as an expedient gift from an authoritarian leader to conceptualising them as a product of street vendors’ struggles against eviction from the city centre. It examines the key tenets of the Mwanza Declaration on the Right to the City as well as the contestations around its …

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Influence Of Household Characteristics And Incident Setting On Child Abuse Cases In Shinyanga Region., Amani Mapamba Dec 2025

Influence Of Household Characteristics And Incident Setting On Child Abuse Cases In Shinyanga Region., Amani Mapamba

Tanzania Journal of Sociology

This study investigates the influence of household characteristics and incident settings on child abuse cases in Shinyanga Region, Tanzania. Grounded in Rational Choice Theory, the study assumes that perpetrators make calculated decisions influenced by household structure and contextual settings. Utilizing a quantitative research approach, cross sectional secondary data were collected from 401 reported child abuse cases at Shinyanga Regional Referral Hospital between July 2020 and April 2023. Binary logistic regression was used to analyze the predictive influence of variables such as relationship to household head, history of abuse in the household, perpetrator identity, and location of the incident. Findings revealed …

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Patient And Systemic Barriers To Cancer Care: Implications For Delayed Prostate Cancer Detection In Tanzania, Jane Senga John Dec 2025

Patient And Systemic Barriers To Cancer Care: Implications For Delayed Prostate Cancer Detection In Tanzania, Jane Senga John

Tanzania Journal of Sociology

Prostate cancer is a leading cause of cancer-related mortality among men in Tanzania, with most cases diagnosed at advanced stages. This study explores the interplay of patient-level and systemic barriers that contribute to delayed prostate cancer detection within a tertiary hospital context. Conducted at Bugando Medical Centre in Mwanza, the research employed in-depth interviews with 25 purposefully selected participants, including patients, oncologists, spouses and traditional healers. Thematic analysis was used and guided by Paul Farmer’s structural violence model and Courtenay’s theory of gender and health to interpret how cultural, economic, and structural factors shape health-seeking behaviours. Findings reveal that delays …

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Effects Of Corporal Punishments On Students’ Learning: A Case Of Selected Secondary Schools In Tanzania., Adenias Ishabisa Dec 2025

Effects Of Corporal Punishments On Students’ Learning: A Case Of Selected Secondary Schools In Tanzania., Adenias Ishabisa

Tanzania Journal of Sociology

The paper presents the practice of corporal punishment on students’ learning in Tanzania secondary schools. Specifically, the study examine how corporal punishment affects students’ learning. The study adopted a qualitative research approach with multiple embedded case study design. Data were collected from 76 participants selected purposefully from Morogoro Municipal, Mvomero District, Sumbawanga Municipal, and Nkasi District. The participants were students, teachers, Regional Educational Officers, District Secondary Educational Officers, and school board members. In-depth interviews, focus group discussions, observation, and documentary reviews were applied to collect data while thematic analysis was used to address the research question. The findings revealed that …

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Two Members Of The Editorial Board Of Journal Electrochemistry, Kai Wu Elected As An Academician Of The Chinese Academy Of Engineering And Yi Cui A Foreign Academician Of The Chinese Academy Of Sciences, Editorial Office Of J.Electrochem. Dec 2025

Two Members Of The Editorial Board Of Journal Electrochemistry, Kai Wu Elected As An Academician Of The Chinese Academy Of Engineering And Yi Cui A Foreign Academician Of The Chinese Academy Of Sciences, Editorial Office Of J.Electrochem.

Journal of Electrochemistry

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Electrochemical Characterization And Modulation Of Biological Processes, Yue-Qi Li, Wei-Hua Huang, De-Chen Jiang, Bao-Hong Liu, Bin Su, Yang Tian, Jing-Juan Xu, Ping Yu, Feng Zhao, Huang-Xian Ju, Jing-Hong Li Dec 2025

Electrochemical Characterization And Modulation Of Biological Processes, Yue-Qi Li, Wei-Hua Huang, De-Chen Jiang, Bao-Hong Liu, Bin Su, Yang Tian, Jing-Juan Xu, Ping Yu, Feng Zhao, Huang-Xian Ju, Jing-Hong Li

Journal of Electrochemistry

Electrochemical processes lie at the core of biological function, governing energy transduction, metabolic flux, and molecular signaling. Recent advances in electrochemical science now allow these processes to be probed and controlled with unprecedented spatial, temporal, and chemical resolution. In this review, we present an integrated framework that progresses from fundamental mechanisms to analytical technologies and functional modulation. We begin by outlining electron transfer pathways in mitochondrial respiration, microbial extracellular electron transfer, and DNA- and protein-based charge conduction, followed by the principles of photon-electron conversion in photosynthesis and the central role of redox equilibrium in coordinating cellular responses. We then highlight …

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A Novel Electrolyte Pyridine Additive For Enhancing Cycle Life Of Lithium-Ion Batteries, Peng-Cheng Wang, Ding-Chang Li, Jun-Tao Li, Guang-Bo Lu, Shi-Wen Wang Dec 2025

A Novel Electrolyte Pyridine Additive For Enhancing Cycle Life Of Lithium-Ion Batteries, Peng-Cheng Wang, Ding-Chang Li, Jun-Tao Li, Guang-Bo Lu, Shi-Wen Wang

Journal of Electrochemistry

Lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery using a graphite (Gr.) anode and a lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4, LFP) cathode (Gr.||LFP) has been widespread in energy storage. To match the warranty period of energy storage systems, the lifespan of this kind of Li-ion battery, not only under room temperature but also under relatively high temperature, is critical. Exploration of functional electrolyte additive provides an efficient approach to address this issue. This study reports the usage of pyridine (Py) as a new electrolyte functional additive for Gr.||LFP. In the first cycle, it was found that Py can be reduced before ethylene carbonate and …

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Journal Of Electrochemistry Officially Indexed By Leading Oa Databases Oarl And Coaj, Editorial Office Of J.Electrochem. Dec 2025

Journal Of Electrochemistry Officially Indexed By Leading Oa Databases Oarl And Coaj, Editorial Office Of J.Electrochem.

Journal of Electrochemistry

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Feature Column Of Journal Of Electrochemistry Nominated For 2025 Top 10 Famous Columns Of Fujian Provincial Newspapers And Periodicals, Editorial Office Of J.Electrochem. Dec 2025

Feature Column Of Journal Of Electrochemistry Nominated For 2025 Top 10 Famous Columns Of Fujian Provincial Newspapers And Periodicals, Editorial Office Of J.Electrochem.

Journal of Electrochemistry

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Comparative Effects Of Gamma Irradiation And Chemical Treatments On Superficial Scald And Quality Of ‘Granny Smith’ Apples, Francisco E. Loayza, Michelle Tu, Hagop S. Atamian, Anuradha Prakash Dec 2025

Comparative Effects Of Gamma Irradiation And Chemical Treatments On Superficial Scald And Quality Of ‘Granny Smith’ Apples, Francisco E. Loayza, Michelle Tu, Hagop S. Atamian, Anuradha Prakash

Food Science Faculty Articles and Research

Fresh produce is highly perishable, necessitating various postharvest treatments to minimize quality loss, extend shelf-life, and facilitate international trade. This study investigated the potential of a single low-dose gamma irradiation treatment as an alternative to commercially used chemical treatments for protecting ‘Granny Smith’ apples against insect pests and postharvest disorders. ‘Granny Smith’ apples harvested in 2019 and 2020 were treated with gamma irradiation at doses of 240 or 860 Gray (Gy) or with commercial chemical applications of 1-methylcyclopropene (1-MCP), diphenylamine (DPA), or methyl bromide (MeBr). The impact on fruit quality, physiology, and the development of postharvest disorders was evaluated after …

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Front Matter, Arthit Jiamrattanyoo Dec 2025

Front Matter, Arthit Jiamrattanyoo

Journal of Letters

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Spatial And Temporal Analysis Of Summer Rainfall Characteristics In Upper Northeastern Thailand Using Weather Radar Data, Nawin Sermsook Dec 2025

Spatial And Temporal Analysis Of Summer Rainfall Characteristics In Upper Northeastern Thailand Using Weather Radar Data, Nawin Sermsook

Journal of Letters

This research aims to investigate and analyze spatial and temporal characteristics of daily rainfall which include rainfall amount, proportion of areas with heavy (35-90 mm/day) and extreme (>90 mm/day) rainfall intensity, numbers of extreme rainfall clusters, average size of extreme rainfall clusters, and orientation of extreme rainfall areas in the upper northeastern region of Thailand during the summer season (March to May) from 2017 to 2020. Rainfall data were obtained from Sakon Nakhon weather radar station. Radar reflectivity was converted to hourly rainfall amount using Z-R relationship for northeastern Thailand.    It was found that the spatially variable bias correction …

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Application Of Metres For Sentimental Purposes In Sanskrit Literature: With References To Sanskrit Play Entitled Ratnāvalī Of King Śrī Harṣavardhana, Aroonwan Kongmebhol Dec 2025

Application Of Metres For Sentimental Purposes In Sanskrit Literature: With References To Sanskrit Play Entitled Ratnāvalī Of King Śrī Harṣavardhana, Aroonwan Kongmebhol

Journal of Letters

Currently, research on the relationship between metres (chandas) and literary sentiments (rasa) in classical Sanskrit poetry is quite meagre. This research aims to investigate the application of metres for sentimental purposes in Sanskrit play entitled Ratnāvalī of King Śrī Harṣa Vardhana. The research subject highlights selected thirteen stanzas, each of which the sentiment is apparent, from the Ratnāvalī. The methodology of the research consists of a textual translation from Sanskrit to Thai as well as an analysis on the literary sentiments, the schemes of metres, including properties of vowels and consonants used in the …

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From Plague To Cholera: The Prevention And Treatments Of Cholera In Thailand, 1820–1959, Suwasadee Photpun Dec 2025

From Plague To Cholera: The Prevention And Treatments Of Cholera In Thailand, 1820–1959, Suwasadee Photpun

Journal of Letters

This article aims to explore the history of cholera in Thailand from 1820 to 1959, focusing on disease prevention and the evolving treatment methods for cholera patients across different historical periods. The article argues that knowledge about pathogens and the discovery of Vibrio cholerae as the cause of cholera did not lead to significant changes in cholera prevention and treatment methods before the mid-20th century. Methods like maintaining hygiene, implementing quarantine, and treating the disease with Western medicine and intravenous saline infusions were already known and utilized before the acceptance of germ theory and before the discovery of bacteria as …

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African Surrealism In Federico García Lorca’S Poeta En Nueva York: A Study Of Racial Identity And Social Critique, Narut Chaosakun Dec 2025

African Surrealism In Federico García Lorca’S Poeta En Nueva York: A Study Of Racial Identity And Social Critique, Narut Chaosakun

Journal of Letters

This article presents a comprehensive analysis of Federico García Lorca’s surrealist poetry concerning the Black ethnic group, focusing specifically on the poems “Norma y paraíso de los negros” and “El rey de Harlem” from his collection Poeta en Nueva York. The study employs the perspective of Afrosurrealism, an artistic and literary movement that emerged later in the United States, integrating an understanding of the distinctive surrealist symbols and “poetic logic” characteristic of Lorca’s surrealism. This analysis elucidates the intersection between the contextual background and the underlying ideas of the two poems, derived from Lorca’s personal experiences, and the Afrosurrealism …

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The Impact Of Parents’ School Choices Towards Schools And Students: A Case Study Of Secondary Schools In Inner Bangkok, Krittin Klaimee, Petchpilai Lattanan Dec 2025

The Impact Of Parents’ School Choices Towards Schools And Students: A Case Study Of Secondary Schools In Inner Bangkok, Krittin Klaimee, Petchpilai Lattanan

Journal of Letters

Parents typically select the most suitable school for their children based on socioeconomic factors and geographic factors which impact on the ease of travel. With the decline in the student-age population and ongoing urban changes, schools have been significantly impacted, prompting them to adapt to the increasing competition. These impacts not only affect the schools themselves but also the students. This study aims to examine the impact of parental school choice decisions on secondary schools and students in inner Bangkok through in-depth interviews with teachers and focus group discussions with students. The findings reveal that schools with different service areas …

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A Comparative Study Of Animal Proverbs In Myanmar And Thai Languages, Thet Su Mon, Sunantha Thetsuk, Su Su Khin Dec 2025

A Comparative Study Of Animal Proverbs In Myanmar And Thai Languages, Thet Su Mon, Sunantha Thetsuk, Su Su Khin

Journal of Letters

The objectives of this study are to: 1) analyze and compare animal proverbs in Myanmar and Thai, and 2) analyze the values that are reflected in animal proverbs in Myanmar and Thai. The research methodology used for this study was qualitative. According to objective 1, the study's findings can be divided into three categories: 1) Myanmar and Thai proverbs that are similar and use the same kinds of animals; 2) Myanmar and Thai proverbs are similar and use different kinds of animals; and 3) Myanmar and Thai proverbs are similar and use non animal things. The findings of the analysis …

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Phra Malai Of Wat Thewa Sangkharam: An Orthographic Analysis And Its Social And Cultural Connections Within The Local Context Of Kanchanaburi, Jaturong Phiromya, Phatchaya Luangdaeng, Kriangkri Thongsri Dec 2025

Phra Malai Of Wat Thewa Sangkharam: An Orthographic Analysis And Its Social And Cultural Connections Within The Local Context Of Kanchanaburi, Jaturong Phiromya, Phatchaya Luangdaeng, Kriangkri Thongsri

Journal of Letters

This research article aims to 1) analyze the Phra Malai manuscript of Wat Thewasangharam from a paleographic perspective, and 2) examine the interrelationship between this manuscript and the local society and culture of Kanchanaburi. A qualitative research methodology was employed, incorporating fieldwork data collection and documentary analysis and synthesis. The findings indicate that 1) the Phra Malai manuscript of Wat Thewasangharam is a Buddhist didactic text inscribed on white Thai folding books (samut thai khao), written in Khmer–Pali and Khmer–Thai scripts, and recorded in both Pali and Thai. The script characteristics correspond to the early to mid-Rattanakosin period, spanning the …

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Knowledge Transfer For Improvement Of Local Administrative Organizations Capacities In Flood Hazard Risk Management Using Participatory Geographic Information System At Dan Makham Tia, Kanchanaburi, Komsan Sriboonruang, Nirut Jorncharoen, Malinee Kumkrua Dec 2025

Knowledge Transfer For Improvement Of Local Administrative Organizations Capacities In Flood Hazard Risk Management Using Participatory Geographic Information System At Dan Makham Tia, Kanchanaburi, Komsan Sriboonruang, Nirut Jorncharoen, Malinee Kumkrua

Journal of Letters

This research aims to (1) create risk and vulnerability maps of flood hazard using participatory geographic information systems in Dan Makham Tia District, Kanchanaburi Province, (2) transfer knowledge on flood hazards risk management based on data from the flood risk and vulnerability maps to local administrative organizations ; and (3) transfer the action plans based on the maps to improve the capacities of local administrative organizations in flood hazard risk management. The sample groups were officers of Charakhe Phuek Subdistrict Administrative Organization, disaster prevention and mitigation volunteers, public health volunteers, rescue workers, and disaster victim households. The research framework included …

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Parameter Identification Of A Pi Controller For A Wind Energy Conversion System Based On Dfig, Mariam Hesham, Dina S. M. Osheba, Mahmoud M. Khater Dec 2025

Parameter Identification Of A Pi Controller For A Wind Energy Conversion System Based On Dfig, Mariam Hesham, Dina S. M. Osheba, Mahmoud M. Khater

Mansoura Engineering Journal

In this work, three methods are proposed to identify parameters of PI controllers used for wind energy conversion systems based on DFIG. Mathematical model of generator and grid side system is depicted. Three tuning methods; bode-plot, pole-placement, and MATLAB tuner are used for grid side and rotor side converter controllers’ design. Wind turbine system with PI controller parameters obtained using the mentioned method is investigated via MATLAB/SIMULINK under three different scenarios. The wind system is subjected to step wind speed change, random wind speed, and sever symmetrical voltage dip in the grid. The handled comparison illustrates that the pole-placement tuning …

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Analog Systems Of Physical Quantities And Their Graph Models In Determining The Parameters Of Mechatronic Modules, Temurbek Omonboevich Rakhimov, Elmira Eshmurod Qizi Raxmanova, Guzal Khujaniyazova Dec 2025

Analog Systems Of Physical Quantities And Their Graph Models In Determining The Parameters Of Mechatronic Modules, Temurbek Omonboevich Rakhimov, Elmira Eshmurod Qizi Raxmanova, Guzal Khujaniyazova

Chemical Technology, Control and Management

This article is dedicated to the analogy systems of physical quantities and their graph models in determining the parameters of mechatronic modules. It presents the general sets and fundamental laws of analogy systems of physical quantities and their elements for determining the parameters of mechatronic modules. Based on the general sets and fundamental laws of analogy systems of physical quantities and their elements, principles have been developed for mechatronic modules with a heterogeneous structure consisting of electrical, magnetic, and mechanical parts. In these modules, the field as a form of matter exists, forming the basis for developing mathematical models to …

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