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The Broadband Satellite System "Ipstar": Applications In Asia-Pacific Region, Masudul Biswas Sep 2021

The Broadband Satellite System "Ipstar": Applications In Asia-Pacific Region, Masudul Biswas

Online Journal of Space Communication

The increasing trend of data traffic has turned the world into an information society. Even so, a significant portion of the areas and populations of the world have remained outside the flow of data traffic keeping them information-poor. That is why the issue of "digital divide" has popped up. But it is the cost-effectiveness factor of delivering systems that has guided the changes taking place in information and communication technologies that will ultimately benefit the end users.

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Satellite-Based Distance Education In India, Sanjay Jasola, Ramesh Sharma Sep 2021

Satellite-Based Distance Education In India, Sanjay Jasola, Ramesh Sharma

Online Journal of Space Communication

EduSat is the first satellite of India designed specifically to serve the educational sector. It was put into geo-stationary orbit by the GSLV-3 launch vehicle (on September 20, 2004) by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO).

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Ipstar And Education In Thailand, Taksin Uppalakom Sep 2021

Ipstar And Education In Thailand, Taksin Uppalakom

Online Journal of Space Communication

The satellite communication project called IPSTAR was first developed in 1997 by Shin Satellite of Thailand. The project's aim was to deliver an inexpensive broadband satellite better suited to consumer markets. This project included a broadband satellite with more advanced ground system capabilities. The model for the IPSTAR ground system was first field deployed in the year 2000 using IPSTAR first generation services on conventional satellites. These first generation services are still available in various countries on Thaicom, INSAT, APSTAR and ST-1 satellites.

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Access To Education In Africa Via Satellite, Hala Ibrahim Sep 2021

Access To Education In Africa Via Satellite, Hala Ibrahim

Online Journal of Space Communication

The potential of satellite technologies to improve access to education in Africa is discussed in this paper. Education contributes to sustainable development in Africa. However, accessibility to quality education has been stalled by many barriers, including lack of infrastructure, lack of trained teachers, high teacher/student ratios and shortage of educational materials. Satellites are among the information and communication technologies (ICTs) with the potential to by-pass terrestrial barriers to deliver educational services to scattered users.

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The Challenges Of Distance Education, Abdul Waheed Khan Sep 2021

The Challenges Of Distance Education, Abdul Waheed Khan

Online Journal of Space Communication

Education is of extreme importance as it is key to equipping the workforce with the skills needed to develop national economies. The importance is exemplified by the "Education for All" movement, a global commitment to provide quality basic education for all children, youth and adults, which links directly to the UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Sustainable development of quality primary education is dependent on complementary development in the secondary and tertiary education sectors. With economies relying more and more on the generation and application of knowledge, productivity is increasingly dependent on the development and spread of technological innovation. Higher education …

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Satellite Distance Education In China, Tom Wang Sep 2021

Satellite Distance Education In China, Tom Wang

Online Journal of Space Communication

The establishment of the China Education Television (CETV) station in July 1986, the broadcast of the first special TV channel for satellite education and the opening of the second special channel are widely regarded as three milestones in the early stage of satellite distance education in China.

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Vermiculations In Painted Caves: New Inputs From Laboratory Experiments And Field Observations, Perrine Freydier, Eric Weber, Jérôme Martin, Pierre-Yves Jeannin, Béatrice Guerrier, Frédéric Doumenc Sep 2021

Vermiculations In Painted Caves: New Inputs From Laboratory Experiments And Field Observations, Perrine Freydier, Eric Weber, Jérôme Martin, Pierre-Yves Jeannin, Béatrice Guerrier, Frédéric Doumenc

International Journal of Speleology

Vermiculations are aggregates of small particles commonly found on cave walls. They are a major concern for the conservation of painted caves, as they can potentially alter valuable prehistoric cave paintings. A previous rheological study of fine sediment deposits on cave walls revealed that this material can undergo a solid-to-liquid transition triggered by variations in the chemical composition of the water film on the wall. Such a transition could occur at the origin of vermiculations by allowing the sediment to flow under low mechanical stress. In this work, we provide quantitative information on the conditions leading to this transition and …

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Arise (Certcoin)- Inspiring Demand For Sustainable Energy Skills, Barry Mcauley, Paul Mccormack, Andrew Hamilton, Eduardo Rebelo Sep 2021

Arise (Certcoin)- Inspiring Demand For Sustainable Energy Skills, Barry Mcauley, Paul Mccormack, Andrew Hamilton, Eduardo Rebelo

Conference papers

The European AEC Sector now faces impending challenges over the next decade concerning escalating climate targets. To reach these targets, it vital that the green economy deliver a better-skilled workforce and develops new competencies and methods of working. Training in the domain of digital construction technologies and processes, such as Building Information Modelling (BIM), are now seen as essential upskilling vehicles that must be embraced if the sector is to transition towards a greener agenda. To assist in meeting these training needs a selection of partners from the BIM EPA will partake in the Horizon 2020 ARISE project, aiming to …

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Synthesis And Characterization Of A Low-Molecular-Weight Novolac Epoxy Derived From Lignin-Inspired Phenolics., Kelli M Hambleton, Joseph F. Stanzione Iii Sep 2021

Synthesis And Characterization Of A Low-Molecular-Weight Novolac Epoxy Derived From Lignin-Inspired Phenolics., Kelli M Hambleton, Joseph F. Stanzione Iii

Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering Departmental Research

The need for renewable polymers capable of replacing their petrochemical counterparts continues to grow as sustainability concerns rise. Bisguaiacol (BG), a bioinspired alternative to bisphenol-A (BPA), has been synthesized using vanillyl alcohol and guaiacol via an electrophilic aromatic condensation. Purification provides both BG and an oligomeric coproduct with a consistent number average molecular weight and dispersity of ∼650 Da and ∼1.00, respectively. This coproduct has been well characterized as a low-molecular-weight novolac averaging five hydroxyls per molecule and was transformed into an epoxy resin suitable for use in thermosetting resins. The bioinspired thermoset produced in this work, consisting of the …

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An Exploration Of Lean And Bim Synergies With A Focus On Smes In Construction, Barry Mcauley, Marina Andreou, Alan V. Hore, Avril Behan Sep 2021

An Exploration Of Lean And Bim Synergies With A Focus On Smes In Construction, Barry Mcauley, Marina Andreou, Alan V. Hore, Avril Behan

Conference papers

Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) account for 99.7% of the Irish Construction Industry and contribute to 68% of all employment in the sector. These organisations now find themselves facing the challenge of returning to productive business post the Covid 19 shutdown. More than ever, SMEs must modernise and adapt their business models to embrace new ways of working, such as Lean Construction and Building Information Modelling (BIM), in the absence of clear business incentives. It has proved difficult to persuade SMEs to change their ways of working due to limited finances, internal resources and above all, the cultural shift required …

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People-Focused And Near-Term Public Transit Performance Analysis, Alex Karner Sep 2021

People-Focused And Near-Term Public Transit Performance Analysis, Alex Karner

Journal of Public Transportation

Public transit ridership forecasts have long played a role in understanding the potential success of a policy or investment, but their limitations have led researchers and practitioners to identify other performance analysis approaches. Accessibility, or the ease of reaching opportunities, has become very popular and widely used for this purpose. But commonly used accessibility measures also embody weaknesses that are seldom acknowledged; these limit their utility for truly understanding the benefits of transit investments. In this paper, we identify the pros and cons of these competing approaches and offer a third strategy. Specifically, we describe how revealed travel behavior data, …

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Head-Wave Correlations In Layered Seabed: Theory And Modeling, Jie Li, Martin Siderius, Peter Gerstoft, Jun Fan, Lanfranco Muzi Sep 2021

Head-Wave Correlations In Layered Seabed: Theory And Modeling, Jie Li, Martin Siderius, Peter Gerstoft, Jun Fan, Lanfranco Muzi

Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Publications and Presentations

This paper derives travel times and arrival angles of head-wave correlations from ocean ambient noise in shallow water over a layered seabed. The upcoming and surface reflected head-wave noise signal received at two receivers from the same interface are correlated, and their travel time differences give the travel times of the head-wave correlations. The arrival angle of head-wave correlations from an interface depends on sound speeds in the layers above and just below. The predictions of head-wave correlations from a seabed with two layers and the corresponding inversion results are verified with simulations.

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Towards Detection Of Sars-Cov-2 Rna In Human Saliva: A Paper-Based Cell-Free Toehold Switch Biosensor With A Visual Bioluminescent Output, J. Porter Hunt, Emily Long Zhao, Tyler J. Free, Mehran Soltani, Chandler A. Warr, Alex B. Benedict, Melissa K. Takahashi, Joel S. Griffitts, William G. Pitt, Bradley C. Bundy Sep 2021

Towards Detection Of Sars-Cov-2 Rna In Human Saliva: A Paper-Based Cell-Free Toehold Switch Biosensor With A Visual Bioluminescent Output, J. Porter Hunt, Emily Long Zhao, Tyler J. Free, Mehran Soltani, Chandler A. Warr, Alex B. Benedict, Melissa K. Takahashi, Joel S. Griffitts, William G. Pitt, Bradley C. Bundy

Faculty Publications

The COVID-19 pandemic has illustrated the global demand for rapid, low-cost, widely distributable and point-of-care nucleic acid diagnostic technologies. Such technologies could help disrupt transmission, sustain economies and preserve health and lives during widespread infection. In contrast, conventional nucleic acid diagnostic procedures require trained personnel, complex laboratories, expensive equipment, and protracted processing times. In this work, lyophilized cell-free protein synthesis (CFPS) and toehold switch riboregulators are employed to develop a promising paper-based nucleic acid diagnostic platform activated simply by the addition of saliva. First, to facilitate distribution and deployment, an economical paper support matrix is identified and a mass-producible test …

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Novel Pilot Development Of A Closed-Loop Sustainable System Between Biogas Renewable Energy, Distilling, And Aquaculture By Vermiculture Of Stillage Wastes, Samuel C. Kessler Sep 2021

Novel Pilot Development Of A Closed-Loop Sustainable System Between Biogas Renewable Energy, Distilling, And Aquaculture By Vermiculture Of Stillage Wastes, Samuel C. Kessler

The Cardinal Edge

This study provides a mixed-methods approach in analyzing a potential closed-loop system between renewable biogas production from anaerobic digestion, vermiculture production, aquaculture production, and organic wastes with a particular focus on stillage wastes. Such system may hold significant promise for significantly reducing organic carbon and methane emissions from its components, and should be assessed for such. The 2021 IPCC report essentially identified methane reduction as the single fastest way to slow global warming (IPCC, 2021), making the study and implementation of methane-reducing systems and supportive policy for them critical. Knowledge gaps to implementing this system were qualitatively identified as disconnect …

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Uzbekistan Road Climate-Conditions For Laying A Mixture Of Hot, Coarse-Grained Porous Asphalt Instead Of A Mixture Of High Porous Asphalt With Hot, Coarse-Grained Crushed Stone For Regions, S.Z. Kurbonov Sep 2021

Uzbekistan Road Climate-Conditions For Laying A Mixture Of Hot, Coarse-Grained Porous Asphalt Instead Of A Mixture Of High Porous Asphalt With Hot, Coarse-Grained Crushed Stone For Regions, S.Z. Kurbonov

The Scientific Journal of Vehicles and Roads

The article presents the differences in the application of hot large-grain crushed stone high-porous asphalt concrete mixture and hot, large-grain porous asphalt mixture in Asphalt Paving and road paving construction. The properties of these two types of mixtures, their importance in road junction construction and their feasibility were compared.

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Analysis Of Scientific Work On The Composition Of A Mixture Of Sulfur-Containing Asphalt And The Selection Of The Composition Of A Mixture Of Sulfur-Containing Asphalt, A.T Mamatmuminov, I.S. Sadikov Sep 2021

Analysis Of Scientific Work On The Composition Of A Mixture Of Sulfur-Containing Asphalt And The Selection Of The Composition Of A Mixture Of Sulfur-Containing Asphalt, A.T Mamatmuminov, I.S. Sadikov

The Scientific Journal of Vehicles and Roads

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Reducing The Impact Of Heavy-Weight Cars On The Deformation Of Asphalt Concrete Coatings, I.S Sodiqov, A.M Qoraboyev, F.B. Ashurov Sep 2021

Reducing The Impact Of Heavy-Weight Cars On The Deformation Of Asphalt Concrete Coatings, I.S Sodiqov, A.M Qoraboyev, F.B. Ashurov

The Scientific Journal of Vehicles and Roads

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The Very Position Of The Geosynthet Meeting Of The Working Group, S.I. Komilov Sep 2021

The Very Position Of The Geosynthet Meeting Of The Working Group, S.I. Komilov

The Scientific Journal of Vehicles and Roads

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Some Issues Of Forecasting Deformation And Destruction On Highways, А.Х. Urakov, М.Т. Mamatkulov Sep 2021

Some Issues Of Forecasting Deformation And Destruction On Highways, А.Х. Urakov, М.Т. Mamatkulov

The Scientific Journal of Vehicles and Roads

The article analyzes the existing methods of forecasting deformations and destructions on highways, identifies the causes of deformations and destructions, and provides recommendations for the prevention of defects on roads. There are no criteria for assessing the properties of road-building materials in terms of the degree of destruction and the intensity of the destruction process.

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New Transformer Changer Static Characteristics Measuring Angle Silences Difference, S.F. Amirov, N.R Yuldashev, J.S. Fayzullayev Sep 2021

New Transformer Changer Static Characteristics Measuring Angle Silences Difference, S.F. Amirov, N.R Yuldashev, J.S. Fayzullayev

The Scientific Journal of Vehicles and Roads

The article presents the characteristics of a new transformer changer measuring the difference in angle silences, as well as the static characteristics of the measuring device without loading and under loading. Conducted studies have shown that the interrelated sequential and inductively dependent on the toroidal magnetic conductor in the design of the transformer changer prototype, measuring the difference in angle silences, provides for the possibility of reducing the size and weight of the device to the account of the rejection of the external magnetic conductor, as well as slightly simplifying the constructive structure of the The static characteristic of the …

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Forecasting Of The Residual Life Of Parts And Interfaces Of Vehicles During Their Repair, G.K. Ubaydullayev, S.R. Shadiyev, D.G. Rasulova Sep 2021

Forecasting Of The Residual Life Of Parts And Interfaces Of Vehicles During Their Repair, G.K. Ubaydullayev, S.R. Shadiyev, D.G. Rasulova

The Scientific Journal of Vehicles and Roads

The article discusses the issues of determining the residual life of parts and interfaces of vehicles during their repair. Theoretical prerequisites and the sequence of their definition are given.

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Water Quality Sampling And Analysis, Joanna Burkhardt Sep 2021

Water Quality Sampling And Analysis, Joanna Burkhardt

Library Impact Statements

No abstract provided.

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Covid-19 Et Gestion Des Troubles Gastro-Intestinaux : Expérience D’Un Centre Hospitalier Marocaincovid-19, Gastrointestinal Disorders, Pandemic., Hanane Delsa, Mohamed Cherkaoui Jaouad Reda, Amine Benfaida, Anass Nadi, Fedoua Rouibaa Sep 2021

Covid-19 Et Gestion Des Troubles Gastro-Intestinaux : Expérience D’Un Centre Hospitalier Marocaincovid-19, Gastrointestinal Disorders, Pandemic., Hanane Delsa, Mohamed Cherkaoui Jaouad Reda, Amine Benfaida, Anass Nadi, Fedoua Rouibaa

Health Sciences

Pandemic Covid-19 is a real challenge for the medical profession. SARS-CoV-2 virus attacks several human organs, including the digestive tract. Digestive disorders have been described as revealing symptoms or accompanying signs of infection. The treatment of these symptoms must be early and codified. At Cheikh Khalifa International University Hospital in Casablanca, a codified treatment protocol has been proposed to facilitate the management of these disorders.

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A Proposal To Harmonize Bim And Iot Data Silos Using Blockchain Application, Zulkefly Abu Bakar, Malachy Mathews Dr Sep 2021

A Proposal To Harmonize Bim And Iot Data Silos Using Blockchain Application, Zulkefly Abu Bakar, Malachy Mathews Dr

Conference papers

The integration of Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Internet of Things (IoT) provide significant end-to-end benefits for the architecture, engineering, construction, and operations (AECO) industry. Example applications include on-site assembly services, data localization for built environment, occupancy performance measures and many other analyses that can be used to improve the built environment. However, silos in the BIM and IoT data exchange have impacted the digital process adoption in AECO industry, which aims to change the dynamics and behaviors of the current working process. Penzes, (2018) in his report, acknowledges the AECO industry as one of the most fragmented sectors with …

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Mechanical And Material Characterization Of Advanced Materials For Tissue Regeneration, Bailey Kylara Ricketts Jackson Sep 2021

Mechanical And Material Characterization Of Advanced Materials For Tissue Regeneration, Bailey Kylara Ricketts Jackson

Theses and Dissertations

In natural disasters and military deployment operations, injury to long bone can cause extensive damage and be difficult to treat and heal quickly. Explosive devices and trauma often produce long-bone (>2-cm length) wounds that are more complicated than common fractures. Due to the size and complexity of these injuries, they can be difficult to treat in a battlefield environment and take a long time to heal completely and properly. Even after the long healing period, these injuries often require rehabilitation to strengthen the muscles that have weakened in the wounded limb. For military applications especially, these effects can put …

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Fabrication And Comparative Study Of Horizontal And Vertical Electrospun Protein-Polysaccharide Nanofiber Biomaterials, Ashley Rivera-Galleti Sep 2021

Fabrication And Comparative Study Of Horizontal And Vertical Electrospun Protein-Polysaccharide Nanofiber Biomaterials, Ashley Rivera-Galleti

Theses and Dissertations

The use of biocompatible and biodegradable composite materials for biomedical applications has attracted the attention of many researchers in the past few years. In this study, we fabricated nanofibers of silk fibroin and cellulose and its derivatives to amalgamate their unique properties into a single material. The production of these nanofibers via electrospinning is of particular interest, and whereas several studies have been done on normal nanofibers, the formation of branched nanofibers is an exciting area not currently explored. Blend solutions are formed by dissolving silk and cellulose/cellulose acetate in formic acid separately and mixing to achieve the desired ratios. …

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Mechanical Properties And Characterization Of Epoxy Composites Containing Highly Entangled As-Received And Acid Treated Carbon Nanotubes, Aaron Krieg, Julia A. King, Gregory M. Odegard, Timothy Leftwich, Leif K. Odegard, Paul D. Fraley, Ibrahim Miskioglu, Claire Jolowsky, Matthew Lundblad, Jin Gyu Park, Richard Liang Sep 2021

Mechanical Properties And Characterization Of Epoxy Composites Containing Highly Entangled As-Received And Acid Treated Carbon Nanotubes, Aaron Krieg, Julia A. King, Gregory M. Odegard, Timothy Leftwich, Leif K. Odegard, Paul D. Fraley, Ibrahim Miskioglu, Claire Jolowsky, Matthew Lundblad, Jin Gyu Park, Richard Liang

Michigan Tech Publications, Part 1

Huntsman–Merrimack MIRALON® carbon nanotubes (CNTs) are a novel, highly entan-gled, commercially available, and scalable format of nanotubes. As-received and acid-treated CNTs were added to aerospace grade epoxy (CYCOM® 977-3), and the composites were characterized. The epoxy resin is expected to infiltrate the network of the CNTs and could improve mechanical properties. Epoxy composites were tested for flexural and viscoelastic properties and the as-re-ceived and acid treated CNTs were characterized using Field-Emission Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy, X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy, and Thermogravimetric Analysis. Composites containing 0.4 wt% as-received CNTs showed an increase in flexural strength, from 136.9 MPa for neat epoxy …

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Piezoelectric Properties Of Pvdf-Zn2geo4 Fine Fiber Mats, Fariha Rubaiya, Swati Mohan, Bhupendra B. Srivastava, Horacio Vasquez, Karen Lozano Sep 2021

Piezoelectric Properties Of Pvdf-Zn2geo4 Fine Fiber Mats, Fariha Rubaiya, Swati Mohan, Bhupendra B. Srivastava, Horacio Vasquez, Karen Lozano

Mechanical Engineering Faculty Publications

The current paper presents the development and characterization of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF)-Zn2GeO4 (ZGO) fine fiber mats. ZGO nanorods (NRs) were synthesized using a hydrothermal method and incorporated in a PVDF solution to produce fine fiber mats. The fiber mats were prepared by varying the concentration of ZGO NRs (1.25–10 wt %) using the Forcespinning® method. The developed mats showed long, continuous, and homogeneous fibers, with average fiber diameters varying from 0.7 to 1 µm, depending on the ZGO concentration. X-ray diffraction spectra depicted a positive correlation among concentration of ZGO NRs and strengthening of the beta …

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Understanding And Overcoming Challenges To Photochemical Water Treatment Technologies, Mostafa Maghsoodi Sep 2021

Understanding And Overcoming Challenges To Photochemical Water Treatment Technologies, Mostafa Maghsoodi

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

Photochemical water treatment technologies have been extensively studied in recent years to update the current practices and find an innovative, cheap, and sustainable way to treat contaminated water. Despite the well-documented advantages, these technologies faced some challenges and limitations in the way of technology transfer. Among all the challenges, the presence of dissolved organic matter (DOM) poses a serious challenge to the application of these technologies, especially photocatalysis. Moreover, the prospect of utilizing the new technology of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) offers an upgrade in the efficiency of the current practice of ultraviolet (UV) dosing. To understand the effect of DOM …

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Perceptions Of Safety Climate In Construction Projects Between Workers And Managers/Supervisors In The Developing Country Of Iran, Daniel W. M. Chan, Matteo Cristofaro, Hala Nassereddine, Nicole S. N. Yiu, Hadi Sarvari Sep 2021

Perceptions Of Safety Climate In Construction Projects Between Workers And Managers/Supervisors In The Developing Country Of Iran, Daniel W. M. Chan, Matteo Cristofaro, Hala Nassereddine, Nicole S. N. Yiu, Hadi Sarvari

Civil Engineering Faculty Publications

What are the different perceptions on safety climate (SC) by workers and managers/supervisors engaged in the construction industry of developing countries? Reconciling these two differing views is pivotal for mitigating and avoiding both the injured and fatal accidents in the construction industry, especially in those developing countries where safety conditions are poor and unpredictable, and safety measures are inadequate in most cases. To answer this research question, the collective perceptions of 118 construction workers and 123 managers/supervisors on the SC in construction projects in Iran were gleaned and investigated. In particular, these perceptions were initially collected by two different empirical …

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