Covid-19 pandemic data analysis using tensor methods by Dipak Dulal, Ramin Goudarzi Karim, Carmeliza Navasca

“…Second, we implement a tensor completion algorithm using canonical polyadic tensor decomposition to predict spatiotemporal data from multiple spatial sources and to identifyCovid-19 hotspots. …”
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Research on status monitoring and positioning compensation system for digital twin of parallel robots by Yuting Zhang, Pei Gao, Zongyan Wang, Quanling He

“…Initially, the digital twin framework is constructed. Establishing a spatial kinematics model that serves as the foundation for the twin model, the kinematics model facilitates basic synchronized interaction. …”
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Clustering of Floating Tracer Due to Mesoscale Vortex and Submesoscale Fields by Dmitry V. Stepanov, Eugene A. Ryzhov, Alexei A. Zagumennov, Pavel Berloff, Konstantin V. Koshel

“…We found that the mesoscale vortices do not prevent clustering but significantly modify its rate and spatial pattern. We also demonstrated that even weak surface‐velocity divergence has to be taken into account to avoid significant errors in model predictions of the floating tracer patterns. …”
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All is not loss: plant biodiversity in the anthropocene. by Erle C Ellis, Erica C Antill, Holger Kreft

“…Here we explore contemporary anthropogenic global patterns in vascular plant species richness at regional landscape scales by combining spatially explicit models and estimates for native species loss together with gains in exotics caused by species invasions and the introduction of agricultural domesticates and ornamental exotic plants. …”
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Tropical precipitation extremes: Response to SST‐induced warming in aquaplanet simulations by Ritthik Bhattacharya, Simona Bordoni, João Teixeira

“…Abstract Scaling of tropical precipitation extremes in response to warming is studied in aquaplanet experiments using the global Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model. We show how the scaling of precipitation extremes is highly sensitive to spatial and temporal averaging: while instantaneous grid point extreme precipitation scales more strongly than the percentage increase (∼7% K−1) predicted by the Clausius‐Clapeyron (CC) relationship, extremes for zonally and temporally averaged precipitation follow a slight sub‐CC scaling, in agreement with results from Climate Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP) models. …”
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Building occupancy type classification and uncertainty estimation using machine learning and open data by Tom Narock, J. Michael Johnson, Justin Singh-Mohudpur, Arash Modaresi Rad

“…We demonstrate how existing open-source datasets can be spatially integrated and subsequently used as training for machine learning (ML) models to predict building occupancy type, a major component needed for disaster preparedness and decision -making. …”
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Studying and Analyzing Regional Inequalities (case study: cities of Ardabil province, Iran 2006 – 2011) by Bahram Imani, Roghayyeh Farshi, Reza Hashemi Masoomabad

“…In this study, to show the inequality between different cities in Ardebil province, 60 developmental indicators in different sections including health care, social, educational, cultural and infrastructural sections have been analyzed through VIKOR model. …”
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Spatiotemporal, environmental, and behavioral predictors of Varroa mite intensity in managed honey bee apiaries. by Laura Boehm Vock, Lauren M Mossman, Zoi Rapti, Adam G Dolezal, Sara M Clifton

“…We examine risk factors for Varroa infestation using apiary inspection data collected across the state of Illinois over 2018-2019, and we test the models using inspection data from 2020-2021. After accounting for spatial and temporal trends, we find that most environmental factors (e.g., floral quality, insecticide load) are not predictive of Varroa intensity, while lower numbers of nearby apiaries and several beekeeper behaviors (e.g., supplemental feeding and mite monitoring/treatment) are protective against Varroa. …”
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Research on the Diffusion of Vs55 Permeability in Rat Kidneys Based on Computer Tomography by Liu Ke, Xu Yi, Feng Haikao, Dang Hangyu, Yang Guoliang, Li Xin

“…When Vs55 concentration was 8.4 mol/L, the diffusion rates were 1.77××10-6cm2/s at 4 °C,2.94××10-6cm2/s at 22 °C, and 3.93××10-6cm2/s at 37 °C, respectively. The model was demonstrated to predict the spatial and temporal distribution of Vs55 in the kidney. …”
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Estimation of long-term gridded cloud radiative kernel and radiative effects based on cloud fraction by X. Liu, T. He, Q. Wang, X. Xiao, Y. Ma, Y. Wang, S. Luo, L. Du, Z. Wu, Z. Wu

“…By leveraging the correlation between the top-of-atmosphere (TOA) shortwave radiative parameters and surface radiation, combined with high-precision fused CF datasets from multiple satellite sources, we construct a CF-dependent model to refine DSSR estimates. Based on this model, we construct GCF-CRKs using the CF as the sole perturbation parameter to isolate the CF CRE. …”
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Community knowledge, attitude, and practice, incidence of suspected cases, and epidemiological distribution of rabies in humans and animals in Southwest Shewa zone, Oromia, Ethiopi... by Tegegn Dilbato Dinbiso, Abebe Tibebu Mekonnen, Tolesa Negasa Olana, Gudina Mekonnen Ayana, Kebede Abdisa Kelbesa, Hana Dejene Deso, Segni Bedasa Gudina, Moges Kidane Biru, Moges Kidane Biru, Mulatu Ayana Hordofa, Mekonnen Sorsa Berecha

“…Therefore, this study aimed to assess the knowledge, attitude, and practice and to estimate the incidence and spatial distribution of rabies in humans and animals in the Southwest Shewa zone of Oromia, Ethiopia.MethodsA questionnaire-based cross-sectional and retrospective study designs were employed among 422 randomly selected informants potentially at risk of rabies. …”
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Solar energy resource availability under extreme and historical wildfire smoke conditions by Kimberley A. Corwin, Jesse Burkhardt, Chelsea A. Corr, Paul W. Stackhouse, Amit Munshi, Emily V. Fischer

“…., amount of direct normal (DNI) and global horizontal (GHI) irradiance] at different spatial and temporal scales using radiative transfer model output and satellite-based smoke, aerosol, and cloud observations. …”
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Hydrodynamic and hydro acoustic analysis of marine propeller in off design flow conditions. by Ammar Nazeer, Niaz Bahadur Khan, Emad Uddin, Mohammed Jameel, Omar Al-Abbasi, Qian Wu, Adnan Munir, Hanzla Shahid

“…Computation of hydrodynamic coefficients across spatial directions provides insight into loading impacts on performance. …”
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Homes and Hands United: Bridging Housing and Labour Struggles at McMaster University by Elliot Goodell Ugalde

“…The analysis underscores that, despite Hamilton’s persistent identity as a major steel producer, the city's gradual pivot toward real estate investment and intellectual labour exemplifies David Harvey's concept of a ""spatial fix,"" redirecting surplus capital and labour into the university sector, thus complicating the intersection of housing affordability and labour precarity."…”
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Assessing agri-environmental strategies to reduce pesticide concentrations in surface drinking water sources, Coastal Charente River basin, SW France by Odile Phelpin, Françoise Vernier, Kévin Petit, David Carayon

“…Realistic agri-environmental scenarios with combined agronomic orientations were tested using a well-calibrated ecohydrological model. Their performance was quantified based on pesticide concentration reductions in freshwater bodies, focusing on temporal and spatial variability, using non-parametric tests. …”
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Quantitative characterization and influencing factor analysis of coal structure of deep coal reservoirs in Linxing area by Xiangdong GAO, Shihao ZHOU, Hui GUO, Hao SUN, Mingda ZHANG, Chaowei LUO, Yanbin WANG, Xiang WU

“…The spatial distribution of coal structure was predicted, and the influence characteristics of sedimentation, structure, in-situ stress, and micro-mechanical properties on coal structure were explored. …”
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Density, Climate, and Stochasticity Shape Four Centuries of Population Dynamics for Two Long‐Lived Tree Species by Ellen Waddle, Mark R. Lesser, Christopher Steenbock, Daniel F. Doak

“…Indeed, exclusion of any one of these effects greatly reduced predictive power of our population growth models. Given the similarity in the abiotic characteristics of these sites, the varying importance of these classes of effects was surprising but speaks to the need to consider multiple effects when predicting the dynamics of small and colonizing populations.…”
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Relationship between Vegetation and Soil Moisture Anomalies Based on Remote Sensing Data: A Semiarid Rangeland Case by Juan José Martín-Sotoca, Ernesto Sanz, Antonio Saa-Requejo, Rubén Moratiel, Andrés F. Almeida-Ñauñay, Ana M. Tarquis

“…We found other periods of relevant increment in the predictability, such as March and April for Los Vélez, and from July to September for Bajo Aragón.…”
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Transverse dynamics of charmed hadrons in ultra-relativistic nuclear collisions by Anton Andronic, Peter Braun-Munzinger, Hjalmar Brunßen, Jana Crkovská, Johanna Stachel, Vytautas Vislavicius, Martin Völkl

“…The investigations are performed within the framework of the Statistical Hadronization Model with the transverse dynamics evaluated using predictions from relativistic viscous hydrodynamics as implemented in the computer codes MUSIC and FluiduM. …”
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Pharmacological potential of 3,5-dimethyl-4-(3-(5-nitrofuran-2-yl)allylidenamino)-1-alkyl-1,2,4-triazolium bromides by A. S. Hotsulia, O. I. Panasenko, T. S. Brytanova

“…A molecular docking method that uses a variety of computational algorithms to predict and analyze interactions, including determining the presence of possible binding sites, estimating binding energies, and the spatial arrangement of molecules. …”
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