Research on IPv6+ intelligent backbone network technology by Jianguo LIU, Hao QU, Hongming HUANG, Zhidan ZHU

“…The China Media Group backbone network is a key infrastructure that connects the headquarters, data centers, hubs/journalists at home and abroad, and “hundreds cities and thousands of screens” across the country, and IPv6+ is the main technical route of the next-generation IP network.The present situation and challenges of the backbone network of the headquarters were mainly analyzed, the principle, advantages and technical characteristics of the core of IPv6+ were introduced, and how IPv6+ technology adapts to the development of broadcast and television services was discussed.Finally, the conception and suggestion of constructing and deploying the next generation broadcast TV backbone network based on IPv6+ were put forward.It provided a new idea to simplify the protocol and speed up the service opening for the future construction of backbone network of radio and television stations.…”
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The Structure and Composition of Gainesville's Urban Forest in 2016 by Michael G. Andreu, Caroline A. Hament, David A. Fox, Robert J. Northrop

“… Trees in cities were formerly thought of merely as a collection of individuals found along streets and incorporated into landscaping. …”
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P USAT PELATIHAN AUTODEKS DENGAN PENDEKATAN HEMAT ENERGI DI MAKASSAR by Muhammad Yahya Nawir, Irma Rahayu, Mutmainnah Mutmainnah

“…Makassar as the growing cities in Indonesia ideal be supported by ATC facility what a strategic, so that consumers in the city Makassar easier to obtain trsining and certification information. …”
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A dança das paisagens: Transformações e dinâmicas entre o Rio Uruguai, o Bairro do Passo em São Borja - BR e Santo Tomé -AR by Alex Sander Barcelos Retamoso, Ulisses Souza Gonçalves

“…This study aims to expose the transformations that have taken place in the border area between the River Uruguay and the cities of Santo Tomé - Ar and São Borja - Br. To this end, a deductive approach and the historical procedure method were used. …”
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The Artificial Mountain: a New Form of “Artialization” of Nature? by Claire Portal

“…Having first been an ornamental element of urban parks, the artificial mountain has now become a full living space, at the heart of the reorganization of the post-industrial, vertical, green and recycled city. From a corpus of about forty realizations, real and imaginary, this paper studies how the designers of artificial mountains, mainly architects, are inspired by landscape models to introduce this mountainous nature into cities, but also how they are reinventing the idea of “the mountain”, by introducing new aesthetics and new features into renewed urban contexts.…”
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Od „wjeżdżania w bramy” do „otwierania (się) bramy”. Przykład animacji kultury upełnomocniających głos dziecka w procesie rewitalizacji miejskiej by Anita Gulczyńska, Monika Wiśniewska-Kin

“… The subject of our study is the positionality of children in the process of urban revitalization. We understand the city as a learning space. From our point of view changes introduced into that space are always interventions into children’s learning processes. …”
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Les espaces du graffiti dans les capitales touristiques : l’exemple de Paris et Berlin by Julie Vaslin

“…Considering that Paris, whose buildings are widely classified as World Heritage by UNESCO, and Berlin, known for being "poor but sexy", are two European capitals with very contrasting images, this article seeks to nuance this opposition by comparing the modalities of the government of the public space in these two cities. Especially, the regulation of graffiti is revealing, in Paris as in Berlin, convergent processes of "aestheticisation" of public space. …”
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La montagne artificielle : une nouvelle forme artialisée de la nature ? by Claire Portal

“…Having first been an ornamental element of urban parks, the artificial mountain has now become a full living space, at the heart of the reorganization of the post-industrial, vertical, green and recycled city. From a corpus of about forty realizations, real and imaginary, this paper studies how the designers of artificial mountains, mainly architects, are inspired by landscape models to introduce this mountainous nature into cities, but also how they are reinventing the idea of “the mountain”, by introducing new aesthetics and new features into renewed urban contexts.…”
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Microscopic analysis of carbonated steel slag and its impact on properties of cementitious materials by Yaocheng Wang, Xiong Xie, Xin Wang, Yingwu Zhou, Baojian Zhan, Feng Xing, Hongzhi Cui

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Moins de rhétorique régionale, plus de diversité. L’urbanisation des Alpes dans l’intérêt de sociétés cohésives by Manfred Perlik

“…Poor regions see nationalist and openly racist currents spreading. Cities, including those in the Alps, attract an educated and more prosperous population and are able to handle social conflicts more generously. …”
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Returning to the emergency department: a retrospective analysis of mental health re-presentations among young people in New South Wales, Australia by Rebecca Ivers, Michael Dinh, Patricia Cullen, Bette Liu, Katharine Steinbeck, Natasha Walker, Robert Neil Leong

“…Re-presentations were highest among young people <15 years (IRR 1.18 vs ≥20 years old), female (IRR=1.13 vs male), young people residing outside of major cities (IRR 1.08 vs major cities) and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people (IRR 1.27 vs non-Indigenous).Conclusions ED mental health re-presentation is high among young people. …”
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Modeling the impact of pandemic on the urban thermal environment over megacities in China: Spatiotemporal analysis from the perspective of heat anomaly variations by Jianfeng Gao, Qingyan Meng, Linlin Zhang, Xinli Hu, Die Hu, Jiangkang Qian

“…However, the spatiotemporal heat anomaly changes across and within cities during emergencies and their drivers have not been fully investigated. …”
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Longitudinal monitoring of sewershed resistomes in socioeconomically diverse urban neighborhoods by Jangwoo Lee, Kevin Xiang, Emily Au, Shahrzad Sarabi, Nicole Acosta, Srijak Bhatnagar, Jennifer Van Doorn, Stefania Bertazzon, John M. Conly, Elissa Rennert-May, Johann D. D. Pitout, Bonita E. Lee, Xiaoli Pang, Christine O’Grady, Kevin Frankowski, Casey R. J. Hubert, Michael D. Parkins

“…These were compared with sewage metagenomes from 244 cities around the world, linked with Human Development Index (HDI). …”
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Less Regional Rhetoric, More Diversity. Urbanised Alps in the Interest of Cohesive Societies by Manfred Perlik

“…Poor regions see nationalist and openly racist currents spreading. Cities, including those in the Alps, attract an educated and more prosperous population and are able to handle social conflicts more generously. …”
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Diurnal and Daily Variations of PM2.5 and its Multiple-Wavelet Coherence with Meteorological Variables in Indonesia by Nani Cholianawati, Tiin Sinatra, Ginaldi Ari Nugroho, Didin Agustian Permadi, Asri Indrawati, Halimurrahman, Meta Kallista, Moch Syarif Romadhon, Ilma Fauziah Ma’ruf, Dipo Yudhatama, Tesalonika Angela Putri Madethen, Asif Awaludin

“…We studied the diurnal variation of PM2.5 and its relationship with meteorological variables in seven cities representing Indonesia’s three different rainfall patterns during 2021. …”
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Spatio-temporal Evolution of Land Surface Temperature and Its Response to LULC in the Urban Agglomeration of Central Yunnan by LIN Zhiqiang, PENG Shuangyun, SHI Shuangfu, HUANG Bangmei, MA Dongling, ZHU Ziyi, MA Xiaoliang, GONG Luping

“…The built-up land area had increased by more than 100.29%, and the rapid development of cities had increased LST from 1990 to 2020. [Conclusion] LULC is an important factor affecting the LST, and reasonable configuration of LULC structure can improve the thermal environment of urban agglomeration. …”
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Traumatic dental injuries in the first year of life and related risk factors in three regions of Brazil: a multicenter birth cohort study by Carlos Alberto Feldens, Bruno Antonio Sehn Konzen, Elisa Maria Rosa de Barros Coelho, Alessandra Castro Alves, Eliane Gerson Feldens, Márcia Regina Vítolo, Paulo Floriani Kramer

“…The aim of the present study was to estimate the incidence of TDI in the first year of life and explore risk factors in a birth cohort followed up in three major cities in different regions of Brazil. Methods A birth cohort study was conducted with children in the cities of Porto Alegre, Salvador, and Manaus. …”
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Ultralight aircraft and conventional digital cameras as an alternative for urban mapping by Román Edén Parra-Galaviz, Manuel de Jesús Pérez-Valdez, Omar Llanes-Cárdenas, Lennin Enrique Amador-Castro, Rafael Macías-Segura, Ciro de la Concepción Díaz-Hernández, Alberto Gaxiola

“…This was validated as a low-cost, valuable tool for municipal authorities in small to medium-sized cities, where resources are often more limited than in larger cities.…”
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Income-related inequalities in the prevalence of dental pain intensity in adults: gender differences by Carolina Veloso Lima, Alanna Barros de Arruda, Mayara dos Santos Noronha, Aline Araujo Sampaio, Marise Fagundes Silveira, Andrea Maria Eleuterio de Barros Lima Martins, Raquel Conceição Ferreira, Aline Netto de Godoy, Daniela Marques da Silva Sousa, Patrick Pereira Garcia, Cyrene Piazera Silva Costa, João Gabriel Silva Souza, Bárbara Emanoele Costa Oliveira

“…Those living in municipalities with higher Gini Index values reported 1.26 times (95% CI: 1.01–1.56) greater dental pain intensity compared to adults living in cities with lower Gini Index values, even after adjustment by variables. …”
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Spatial co-distribution of tuberculosis prevalence and low BCG vaccination coverage in Ethiopia by Haileab Fekadu Wolde, Archie C. A. Clements, Beth Gilmour, Kefyalew Addis Alene

“…While travel time to cities (Mean = 0.28, 95% BCI: 0.15, 0.41) and distance to health facilities (Mean = 0.43, 95% CI 0.22, 0.63), were positively associated, population density (Mean = −0.04, 95% BCI −0.05, −0.02) was negatively associated, with the proportion of unvaccinated children for BCG indicating areas near health facilities and cities have better BCG coverage. …”
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