Ringdown gravitational waves of compact binary mergers are an important target to test general relativity. The main components of the ringdown waveform after merger are black hole quasinormal modes. In general relativ...
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In the current industrial revolution, additive manufacturing (AM) embodies a promising technology that can enhance the effectiveness, adaptability, and competitiveness of supply chains (SCs). Moreover, it facilitates ...
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The industrial injuries phenomenon is considered in its socio-economic aspect in the article. The results of Russian enterprises official statistics on the occupational health and safety conditions analysis in dynamic...
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In the Philippines, the Civil Registry Documents (CRD) acquired from Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) such as Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate, Certificate of No Marriage and Death Certificate are being us...
In the Philippines, the Civil Registry Documents (CRD) acquired from Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) such as Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate, Certificate of No Marriage and Death Certificate are being used as one of the requirements in different transactions in academics, government, travel, employment, religious matters and other transactions (e.g. proof of identification, Title/Career advancement, etc.). The current acquisition ways of these Civil Registry Documents are through online, PSA Office, Travel Agency/Courier Company and Satellite/Mobile PSA Office. In this study, the different acquisition ways of Civil Registry Documents are analyzed through service blueprint. Furthermore, a survey was conducted to determine the satisfaction rate and preferences of the CRD acquirers and was analyzed through crosstabulations. With the help of the analyzed Service Blueprints, the possible problems that arises on each process of acquisition were identified. This paper proposed an instant, electronic (involves bar coding/QR code/Reference number), paperless and less time-consuming substitute to the existing ways of acquiring Civil Registry Documents.
Various methods to predict stock prices have been studied. In a linked paper, we propose a stock price prediction method that applies DTW on scaled daily stock price patterns. We showed its performance using TOPIX dat...
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Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association develops a puzzle-like programming game “Algologic” aiming to experience the concept of an algorithm for inexperienced programming learners. This i...
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Understanding the reliability of engineering methods is crucial for its adoption and deployment. This research focuses on the reliability of the Power Spectral Density (PSD) method via the use of the F statistic for d...
Understanding the reliability of engineering methods is crucial for its adoption and deployment. This research focuses on the reliability of the Power Spectral Density (PSD) method via the use of the F statistic for damage detection. To the author best knowledge, the method is rather classic but its realibility has not been discussed in the context of a large data size. Priory, the research anticipates that the accuracy is a function of the damage level. In this study, we evaluate 3500 cases with five levels of structural integrity, namely, healthy condition and damaged conditions with 1%, 5%, 10%, and 20% damage levels. The dataset is established via a numerical analysis of a seven degree-of-freedom system loaded with a concentrated dynamic force with random magnitude. A spring on the system is reduced in its stiffness to simulate damages. Our significant findings are the following: it is challenging for the PSD-based method to differentiate the healthy condition from the damaged conditions when the damage level is small. However, the reliability is high at 95% probability when the structural integrity has dropped by five percent.
For damage detection, this research article discusses an easy-to-compute damage index derived from the governing dynamic of the structure that has potential practical application in Structural Health Monitoring (SHM)....
For damage detection, this research article discusses an easy-to-compute damage index derived from the governing dynamic of the structure that has potential practical application in Structural Health Monitoring (SHM). The research uses simplified structural models to explore the sensitivity of the index to damages, to compare the index performance with a traditional but popular damage detection method, and to understand the local/global predictive capability of the index. The research uses two simple models, namely, single- and two-degree-of-freedom systems. The results suggest that the damage index is local, that can only monitor damages occurring near the points of measurements, but it is sensitive to damages, unlike the natural frequency, which is global but less sensitive.
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