Photogrammetric determination of movement speed of invasive Indo-Pacific lionfish in the Florida Keys by Neal Kolonay, Cassandra N. Glaspie

“…As a key determinant of how efficiently lionfish (Pterois sp.) locate and capture prey, swimming speed plays a crucial role in shaping the predator-prey interactions and broader ecological dynamics within the invaded ecosystems. Swimming speed on a small temporal and spatial scale is difficult to measure because of the need for precise measurements of both distance and duration of the behavior. …”
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Coalgebraic Structure of Genetic Inheritance by Jianjun Tian, Bai-Lian Li

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Agriculture urbaine et habitat humain by Louiza Boukharaeva, Marcel Marloie

“…This family urban agriculture is a way to build a more autonomous, more social and more ecological urban society. It is a necessity for the resilience of individuals, families and society.…”
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Estimating phosphate capacities of multi-component slags by mass triangle model by Sun Y., Wang L., Xu J., Chou K.

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Urban solutions to climate change: an overview of the latest progress by Kuok Ho Daniel Tang

“…Nature-based and technological solutions have been supported through urban greening and transportation plans aiming to encourage behaviors such as community-led greening and using public transport. Techno-ecological approaches are evident in urban greening that embeds technology. …”
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An effective process for simultaneous extraction of valuable metals (V, Cr, Ti, Fe, Mn) from vanadium slag using acidic sodium chlorate solution under water bath conditions by Liu S.Y., Shen S.B., Chou K.C.

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Research Progress in and Planning Strategies for Multi-scale Measurement of the Efficiency of Urban Blue-Green Infrastructure in Carbon Sink Enhancement and Emission Reduction by Song LIU, Zhaocheng BAI, Dizi LIU, Peiyu SHEN

“…These strategies include: 1) At the site scale, for carbon sequestration and sink enhancement – carbon sink at the source, land balance, and ecological design; for emission reduction – symbiosis with buildings and integration into daily life. 2) At the community scale, for carbon sequestration – overall balance of revenue and expenditure, precise positioning, and proper interconnection of the carbon chain; for emission reduction – incorporation of cool islands and co-construction. 3) At the urban area scale, for carbon sequestration – enhancement of ecological space management and establishment of a carbon-safe pattern; for emission reduction – demand-based layout and organic dispersion. …”
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Proteogenomic annotation of T6SS components identified in Bacteroides fragilis secretome by Natalya B. Zakharzhevskaya, Olga Yu Shagaleeva, Daria A. Kashatnikova, Daria A. Kashatnikova, Anton O. Goncharov, Anton O. Goncharov, Daria V. Evsyutina, Dmitry A. Kardonsky, Elizaveta A. Vorobeva, Artemiy S. Silantiev, Viktoria D. Kazakova, Irina V. Kolesnikova, Ivan O. Butenko, Anna A. Vanyushkina, Svetlana V. Smirnova, Andrei V. Chaplin, Andrei V. Chaplin, Boris A. Efimov, Boris A. Efimov

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Exploring the Spatial Agglomeration Characteristics and Determinants of Strategic Emerging Industries: Evidence from 12,979 Industrial Enterprises in China by Xiaofeng Zhao, Yanyan Wang, Ying Li, Sheng-Hau Lin, Haixia Shi

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Le développement expérimental en situation de projet by Stéphane Berthier

“…Each of these projects explore different means of innovative construction, all of which use wood as their primary building material and experiment with its technical, physical and ecological qualities. The work of these architects poses research enquiries about the compatibility between construction materials that were initially developed in isolation from their reciprocal industrial sectors. …”
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Guinea grass (Megathyrsus maximus) agronomic performances in mixed cultivation using irrigation condition, North-Western Ethiopia. by Mihret Anteneh Wolele, Fentahun Meheret Zeleke, Yeshambel Mekuriaw Chekol, Bimrew Asmare Limenih, Zemenu Birhan Zegeye

“…Therefore, in the area with irrigation facilities at midland agroecology, a planting space of 40 cm and a harvesting time of 90 days could be suggested through irrigation application in the study area and similar agro-ecologies.…”
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Des fondements ontologiques de la crise, et de l’être qui pourrait la dépasser by Augustin Berque

“…By the same token, mediance drive us to an ethical behaviour toward the Earth as our ecumene, i.e. the ensemble of human environments or milieus, which is not only ecological (as the biosphere is), but eco-techno-symbolic. …”
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Bytecode-based approach for Ethereum smart contract classification by Dan LIN, Kaixin LIN, Jiajing WU, Zibin ZHENG

“…In recent years, blockchain technology has been widely used and concerned in many fields, including finance, medical care and government affairs.However, due to the immutability of smart contracts and the particularity of the operating environment, various security issues occur frequently.On the one hand, the code security problems of contract developers when writing contracts, on the other hand, there are many high-risk smart contracts in Ethereum, and ordinary users are easily attracted by the high returns provided by high-risk contracts, but they have no way to know the risks of the contracts.However, the research on smart contract security mainly focuses on code security, and there is relatively little research on the identification of contract functions.If the smart contract function can be accurately classified, it will help people better understand the behavior of smart contracts, while ensuring the ecological security of smart contracts and reducing or recovering user losses.Existing smart contract classification methods often rely on the analysis of the source code of smart contracts, but contracts released on Ethereum only mandate the deployment of bytecode, and only a very small number of contracts publish their source code.Therefore, an Ethereum smart contract classification method based on bytecode was proposed.Collect the Ethereum smart contract bytecode and the corresponding category label, and then extract the opcode frequency characteristics and control flow graph characteristics.The characteristic importance is analyzed experimentally to obtain the appropriate graph vector dimension and optimal classification model, and finally the multi-classification task of smart contract in five categories of exchange, finance, gambling, game and high risk is experimentally verified, and the F1 score of the XGBoost classifier reaches 0.913 8.Experimental results show that the algorithm can better complete the classification task of Ethereum smart contracts, and can be applied to the prediction of smart contract categories in reality.…”
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Research Progress of Methods of Initial Water Rights Allocation in River Basins by WU Dan, LIU Mengyao

“…The development of a robust and highly feasible method of initial water rights allocation in a river basin can provide important support for promoting high-quality economic development of the river basin and optimizing the layout of its industrial structure.This paper systematically reviews the methods of initial water rights allocation in river basins from four aspects:multi-objective coupling allocation methods,multi-stage coupling allocation methods with stakeholder participation,allocation methods oriented towards industrial structure optimization,and adaptive allocation methods.The results show that multi-objective coupling allocation methods focus on the coordinated reflection of multi-dimensional objectives,such as social equity,economic benefits,ecological protection,and risk control.The multi-stage coupling allocation methods with stakeholder participation concentrate on strengthening the interest interaction among water resource stakeholders and fully reflecting their interest demands.The allocation methods oriented towards industrial structure optimization center on promoting the optimization and upgrading of the industrial structures in river basins.The adaptive allocation methods highlight the improvement of the adaptability of the water resources in river basins to economic and social development.Initial water rights allocation in river basins has gradually developed from "multi-objective coupling allocation methods based on allocation principles" to "adaptive allocation methods based on allocation principles and the negotiation game mechanism".Solving the problem of adapting initial water rights to industrial structure optimization and promoting the optimization and upgrading of industrial structures and high-quality economic development will become the main lines of research on initial water rights allocation in river basins in the future.…”
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The reuse of peanut organic wastes as a growth medium for ornamental plants by A. Mohammadi Torkashvand, M. Alidoust, A. Mahboub Khomami

“…Most plants with ornamental leaves are cultivated in soilless media, in which peat is the basic medium; but the use of peat is questionable due to ecological damage to the environment and economic disadvantages to ornamental plant producers. …”
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Energy transition narratives in the European Union by I. L. Prokhorenko

“…By promoting increasingly stringent ecological standards and climate regulations in the energy sector and consistently forcing others to emulate its example, the European Union seeks to present itself as a normative power in this area. …”
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Prediction of Future Climate Change in Yangtze River Basin by WANG Chao, LI Hao, YE Xiuhui, RONG Qinbiao

“…The significant increase in rainfall in the Yangtze River Basin has led to an increasing trend of annual runoff in the future following the greenhouse gas concentration pathway, and the annual variation ranges are 1 371 m³/(s·10a) (Yichang Station), 827 m³/(s·10a) (Hankou Station), and 332 m³/(s·10a) (Datong Station), respectively, posing challenges for research on flood control, drought resistance, navigation, irrigation, and ecological water demand in the basin.…”
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BP « Deepwater Horizon » du Golfe du Mexique à l’Afrique : un tournant pour l’industrie pétrolière ? by Géraud Magrin, Bopp van Dessel

“…We give a brief insight of these issues in Africa, particularly in Mauritania, where similarly ambitious off shore operations are being implemented in an area with high economic and nature values and ecological sensitivities. But as these precautions will make the oil more expensive, it could also contribute to speed the transition to a more sustainable world energetic matrix.…”
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Optimization of Vehicle Paths considering Carbon Emissions in a Time-Varying Road Network by Chong Ye, Fang Liu, YuKun Ou, Zeyu Xu

“…This study represents the vehicle speed variation as a continuous function to make the constructed model more consistent with the actual situation, in order to promote the reduction of carbon emissions generated in the logistics and distribution process, improve the greenhouse effect and ecological environment, and ultimately promote sustainable development. …”
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Response of sorghum genotypes to anthracnose (Colletotrichum sublineolum) resistance under field conditions in eastern Ethiopia. by Girmay Aragaw, Habtamu Terefe

“…Nonetheless, further research across location is necessary to validate their anthracnose resistance in a variety of agro-ecologies.…”
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