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В данной статье рассматриваются вопросы создания энергоэффективных наружных стеновых конструкций на основе местных строительных материалов — кирпича, газобетона, перлита, базальта, соломы и друг…

В данной статье рассматриваются вопросы создания энергоэффективных наружных стеновых конструкций на основе местных строительных материалов — кирпича, газобетона, перлита, базальта, соломы и других местных сырьевых материалов, а также оптимизации их теплофизических параметров.

Replication package for "Mendicant orders and the foundations of impersonal exchange" [Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 243, 2026, 107417].

MeshArrays v0.5.16 Diff since v0.5.15 Breaking changes N/A Other changes plot methods for gridpath allow direct spec of regions, re_define_regions=false improve isosurface, add layer fraction metho…

MeshArrays v0.5.16 Diff since v0.5.15 Breaking changes N/A Other changes plot methods for gridpath allow direct spec of regions, re_define_regions=false improve isosurface, add layer fraction methods new sections_set2 Merged pull requests: Plotting gridpath edges, add background, list of sections (#234) (@gaelforget) V0p5p16 (#235) (@gaelforget)

O‘tkir ichak infeksiyalari (OII) neonatal davrdagi eng xavfli infeksion patologiyalardan biridir. Hayotning dastlabki haftalarida immun tizimi va ichak to‘siq funksiyasining yetilmaganligi…

O‘tkir ichak infeksiyalari (OII) neonatal davrdagi eng xavfli infeksion patologiyalardan biridir. Hayotning dastlabki haftalarida immun tizimi va ichak to‘siq funksiyasining yetilmaganligi, buyrak konsentratsion qobiliyatining cheklanganligi tufayli kasallik qisqa vaqtda og‘ir degidratatsiya va elektrolit buzilishlariga olib keladi. 0–15 kunlik chaqaloqlarda OII belgilari neonatal sepsis bilan o‘xshash kechadi, yoshga xos laborator me’yorlar va moslashtirilgan davolash protokollari yetarli emas. Shu sababli bakterial va virusli etiologiyani erta farqlash hamda asossiz antibiotikoterapiyani kamaytirish dolzarb vazifa hisoblanadi. Tadqiqot maqsadi: 0–15 kunlik chaqaloqlarda OIIning etiologik tuzilishi va klinik-laborator xususiyatlarini o‘rganish hamda mikrobiologik monitoringga asoslangan davolash taktikasi samaradorligini baholash.

This Deliverable, D2.2 “Analysis of the Spatial and Ecosystem Characteristics of the Textile and Clothing Sectors in Rotterdam and Athens” (updated version), builds on the research finding…

This Deliverable, D2.2 “Analysis of the Spatial and Ecosystem Characteristics of the Textile and Clothing Sectors in Rotterdam and Athens” (updated version), builds on the research findings presented in D2.1 “Analysis of the Spatial and Ecosystem Characteristics of the Textile and Clothing Sectors in Rotterdam and Athens” (intermediate version) (Lavanga et al., 2025b). The two deliverables are part of Work Package 2 “Mapping the selected cities and their T&C sector & tailoring the existing platforms” led by Erasmus University Rotterdam, and they conclude Task 2.1 “Analysis of the spatial and ecosystem characteristics of the textile and clothing (T&C) sector in Rotterdam and Athens” of the FABRIX project. The main objective of D2.1 was to establish a baseline understanding of the spatial distribution, relational structures, and coordination needs of T&C ecosystems in Athens and Rotterdam. Combining spatial mapping of business-level data with qualitative interviews with businesses, facilitators, and policymakers, D2.1 provided a snapshot of how circular and sustainable practices are embedded within post-industrial urban contexts. Across both cities, the analysis highlighted a) highly motivated and entrepreneurial small and micro-enterprises, b) the central role of facilitators in connecting actors and enabling collaboration, and c) the reliance on informal networks and project-based coordination in the absence of stable, long-term infrastructures. D2.2 updates and extends this baseline analysis in three main ways. First, it deepens the spatial analysis in Athens by drawing on a more complete and recent business-level dataset extracted from the Greek General Commercial Register (G.E.MI). This enables a more comprehensive mapping of textile and clothing activities across eleven NACE-based categories and allows for a systematic comparison between businesses’ primary and secondary activities. The analysis reveals three cross-cutting spatial patterns: a) the continued centralisation of high value-adding and downstream-oriented activities of T&C in the inner city, b) the embedding of reuse retail and maintenance activities within mixed-use neighbourhoods that localise circular infrastructure, and c) the presence of small-scale manufacturing activities in lower-rent urban areas that are difficult to identify through primary NACE code mapping of businesses alone. Second, D2.2 advances the analytical approach in Rotterdam by complementing hotspot mapping with the use of Location Quotient (LQ) based on establishments. This allows for an assessment of sectoral specialisation at both national and intra-urban scales. The results point to long-term restructuring trajectories, including a gradual convergence between Rotterdam and Amsterdam in apparel manufacturing specialisation and a marked increase in Rotterdam’s relative specialisation in design activities. At the intra-urban level, LQ analysis reveals a broader geography of relative specialisation than is visible through hotspot mapping alone, capturing dispersed but persistent forms of production and design activity across northern, southern, and peripheral neighbourhoods. At the same time, the analysis underlines the need for caution in interpreting LQs, particularly in sectors with small absolute numbers of establishments. Third, D2.2 situates these spatial dynamics within their broader institutional and policy contexts through a comparative review of relevant policy frameworks in Athens and Rotterdam. The policy analysis highlights a recurring misalignment between strategic ambitions for circular economy transitions and the spatial realities of T&C ecosystems on the ground. In both cities, policy frameworks rely heavily on short-term funding, fragmented governance arrangements, and top-down planning logics, which limit their capacity to support the everyday practices of small businesses, entrepreneurs, and facilitators. These findings reinforce the importance of mechanisms that can improve visibility, coordination, and communication across scales. This analysis is complemented by presenting a set of facilitator case highlights from Athens and Rotterdam to illustrate their missions, strategies, and key partners. The findings of D2.1 and D2.2 collectively inform the development of the FABRIX platform. The analyses underline the value of spatial visualisation tools, aggregated indicators, and relational mapping as communicative and coordinating resources for facilitators, businesses, policymakers, and wider audience. By translating secondary data and qualitative insights into accessible platform features, FABRIX can help bridge local experimentation with broader institutional strategies, support matchmaking and knowledge exchange, and contribute to more coherent and inclusive circular textile and clothing transitions.Finally, beyond the two case studies, D2.1 and D2.2 offer transferable lessons for other cities seeking to map and support their own circular T&C ecosystems. These include the importance of combining secondary business-level data with qualitative methods and the central role of facilitators as ecosystem activators. In this sense, Task 2.1 provides not only an analytical foundation for FABRIX, but also a replicable approach for linking spatial and ecosystem analysis to platform-based intervention.

This repository contains the data and images that support the article “Characterizing Personal Data Collection Occasions in Online Social Networking Services: an analysis of elements, functional…

This repository contains the data and images that support the article “Characterizing Personal Data Collection Occasions in Online Social Networking Services: an analysis of elements, functional categories, and relationships.” The material includes the complete characterization matrix of the 20 Data Collection Occasions and the computational visualizations generated from it.

Ushbu tezisda oʻzbek xalqining milliy kosmogonik qarashlarida qadimgi e'tiqodlar izlari mavjud manbalar, adabiyotlar va dala materiallari asosida yoritib berilgan.

Cite the source of the dataset as: Seifart, Frank, and Gardani, Francesco. 2026. AfBo 2.0: A world-wide survey of affix borrowing. Leipzig: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology. DOI: 1…

Cite the source of the dataset as: Seifart, Frank, and Gardani, Francesco. 2026. AfBo 2.0: A world-wide survey of affix borrowing. Leipzig: Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology. DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3610154

Static chamber fluxes of CO2, CH4 and N2O from two 24 h campaigns (February 2020 and January 2022) in a 23.4 ha palisadegrass pasture in Pirassununga, SP, Brazil, with the pasture polygon, radiosonde …

Static chamber fluxes of CO2, CH4 and N2O from two 24 h campaigns (February 2020 and January 2022) in a 23.4 ha palisadegrass pasture in Pirassununga, SP, Brazil, with the pasture polygon, radiosonde and ERA5 cloud-cover inputs, AERMET and AERMOD (version 24142) control files for the reference and ten alternative meteorological configurations, hourly AERMOD dispersion factors, the output and code of a backward Lagrangian stochastic dispersion model, the tables of results and the Python scripts used in the analysis. On-site surface meteorology is not included and is available from the station operators on request. See README.md for the structure, units and conventions.