Autonomous Real-Time Speed-Limit Violation Detection and Reporting Systems Based on the Internet of Vehicles (IoV) by Samir A. Elsagheer Mohamed, Mohammad T. Parvez, Khaled A. AlShalfan, Mahmoud Y. Alaidy, Mohammed A. Al-Hagery, Mohamed T. Ben Othman

“…Traditional systems of detecting and reporting speed-limit violations are not suitable for smart cities. Even the sophisticated conventional systems that use cameras or RFIDs for automating speed-limit violations have several drawbacks, including cost, complexity, reliability, and maintenance. …”
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Intelligent Prediction of Flood Disaster Risk Levels Based on Knowledge Graph and Graph Neural Networks by Peisheng Yang, Xiaohua Xu, Meilan Shao, Yewei Liu

“…Additionally, statistical analysis of flood disaster warning levels and flash flood risk zoning across cities in Jiangxi Province provides a visual representation of flood risk distribution and risk level proportions in different cities, offering strong reference for flood prevention, disaster mitigation, and urban planning. …”
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Analysis of Dynamic Change and Driving Factors of Ecological Footprint of Water Resources in Yunnan Province by ZHENG Tao, MI Zhijuan, XIE Yinchang

“…In order to ensure the coordination of water resources utilization and economic development in Yunnan Province,the sustainable planning and management of water resources in Yunnan Province should be strengthened.This paper analyzes the dynamic changes of water-resources ecological footprint in Yunnan Province from 2006 to 2018 through the ecological footprint model of water resources,and its driving factors by combining the LMDI decomposition method.The results show that:The total ecological footprint of water resources in Yunnan Province increased steadily and slowly as a whole.In the water utilization structure,the production water accounts for the largest proportion,with the highest ecological footprint,and followed by the domestic water,and the ecological water.From 2006 to 2018,the ecological carrying capacity of water resources in Yunnan Province showed a fluctuating trend,which increased overall after 2011.The water resources in Yunnan Province were in a state of ecological surplus,the same as that in all prefectures and cities.Among them,Kunming,Yuxi,and Chuxiong are on the verge of an ecological deficit,and the ecological footprint of water resources per 10 000 yuan of GDP is on the decline.Economic and technological factors play a leading role in the change of water-resources ecological footprint in Yunnan Province,among which economic factors play a positive role in driving the growth of water-resources ecological footprint.Therefore,it can be concluded that the water resources in Yunnan provinces is under a safe development and utilization state,with a great development potentiality.However,the distribution of water resources in different prefectures and cities is unbalanced,so it needs to be reasonably allocated.…”
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Penggunaan Limbah Kemasan Sebagai Bahan Untuk Membuat Kolase Bagi Guru Sekolah Dasar Sebagai Upaya Pelestarian Lingkungan by Nurul Kemala Dewi, Hartono Hartono, Muhammad Fazli Taib Bin Saearani

“…Data dianalisis secara interpretatif menggunakan teori Ki Hajar Dewantara ((Ing  ngarsa  sung  tulada  artinya di  muka  memberi contoh, Ing  madya  mangun  karsa artinya di tengah membangun cita-cita, serta Tut wuri handayani artinya dibelakang terus memberi dukungan) dan teori belajar Konstruktivistik.  …”
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Transport demand as a function of the state of a transport network by T. Sakulyeva

“…For thousands of years in major cities one of the main problems was the possibility of movement. …”
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Research on the Impact of Economic Growth on Water Resource Demand in Anhui Province Based on Learing Curve by PAN Ya, MA Yuan

“…Under the rule of the most stringent water resources management,water resources have become a restrictive for regional economic and social development.How to scientifically estimate the water demand in a certain period and scientifically formulate policies and technological upgrading plans has become vital to whether the region can achieve sustainable and balanced development.Taking Anhui Province as an example,based on the analysis of the water consumption efficiency in its 16 cities from 1999 to 2020,the learning curve of the water consumption index of 10 000 yuan GDP and per capita GDP was established.Subsequently,water consumption control and water utilization efficiency of 2025 in Anhui Province and other cities were forecast,and their feasibility was analyzed in line with relevant policies and plans.The results show that:① there is a significant negative correlation between the per capita GDP and the water consumption index of 10 000 yuan GDP in Anhui Province;② the total water consumption of Anhui province will slowly increase to 35.3 billion in 2025,while the water consumption of 10 000 yuan GDP can be reduced to 65 m³/10 000 yuan;③ according to the current industrial structure and the current level of economic development,the potential of improving the water consumption efficiency in Anhui Province during the 14th five-year plan is not big,and the pressure of water supply still needs to be alleviated through policies,industrial transfer,etc.…”
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THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PECULIARITIES ON TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE PERFORMANCE IN LAGOS METROPOLIS, NIGERIA: RESIDENTS' EXPERIENCES by Ayobami Ademola AKANMU, Umar Obafemi SALISU

“…Efficient transportation infrastructure is pivotal for the seamless functioning of global cities, with coastal cities facing unique challenges due to environmental peculiarities. …”
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Research on the Cross-Regional Traveling Welcome Short Messaging Service During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Survey from Mobile Users’ Perspective by Zhiyuan Yu, Chi Zhang

“…Through this study, we provide insights into epidemic prevention and control experiences during public health emergencies in cities.…”
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How to Evaluate the Coordination of Green Economy, Education Development, and Technological Innovation? Take China as Example by Junqi Wu, Kui Zhang

“…The research shows that, first, the comprehensive level of green economy, education development, and technological innovation in 30 provinces and cities in China showed a rising trend from 2005 to 2016, but there were some regional differences in their levels. …”
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Publication metrics: Types, utility, and caveats by Durga Prasanna Misra

“…Metrics from Scopus include the CiteScore, Source Normalized Impact Factor, and SCImago Journal Rank. …”
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Evolution in optical molecular imaging techniques guided nerve imaging from 2009 to 2023: a bibliometric and visualization analysis by Wenkai Liang, Yan Liu, Erlong Jia, Xiaofeng Yang, Shufeng Han, Jinzheng Wei, Jinzheng Wei, Wei Zhao

“…It is also widely regarded as the most cited journal. Among the top 10 authors in terms of output, Hehir CAT has the highest number of citations. …”
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Current status and development trends in CKD with frailty research from 2000 to 2021: a bibliometric analysis by Guowei Yuan, Yaqin Yang, Yujie Lin, Jiarong Lin, Yuchi Wu

“…Next, publications were analyzed for information including authors, journals, cited references, citing journals, institutions, countries and regions, high-frequency keywords and co-citations using VOSviewer, Microsoft Excel, and R software.Results A total of 2223 articles were obtained, from which 613 relevant articles were selected based on title and abstract screening. …”
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What was Killing Babies in Ipswich Between 1872 and 1909? by Eilidh Garrett, Alice Reid

“…Ipswich infant mortality rates very closely mirrored those of England as a whole, rather than the most unhealthy large cities, such as Liverpool or Manchester. It becomes clear that birth itself was a major cause of neonatal, even some post-neonatal, deaths. …”
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Clonality and the Phenotype–Genotype Correlation of Antimicrobial Resistance in <i>Acinetobacter baumannii</i> Isolates: A Multicenter Study of Clinical Isolates from Romania by Adrian-Gabriel Pană, Pavel Șchiopu, Dan Alexandru Țoc, Vlad Sever Neculicioiu, Anca Butiuc-Keul, Anca Farkas, Matei-Ștefan Dobrescu, Mirela Flonta, Carmen Costache, Izabella Éva Szász, Lia-Monica Junie

“…The isolates, although nearly identical in phenotype, displayed different genotypical profiles, with varying degrees of similarity across hospitals and cities, raising the possibility of both local outbreaks of a single clone and widespread dissemination of resistant isolates.…”
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Assessment and Risk Identification of Water Resources Carrying Capacity in the Pearl River Basin by ZHOU Xuexin, LUO Hao

“…:Taking the Pearl River Basin as the research object,this paper builds an evaluation index system for water resources carrying capacity with 13 indexes selected from four aspects of water resources,society,economy,and the ecological environment by using the data in the water resources bulletin and statistical yearbook of the year 2018.The technique for order of preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS) model integrated with combined weighting is used to evaluate and analyze the water resources carrying capacity of 46 cities in the basin.The hot spot analysis method is employed to identify the high-risk areas of water resources carrying capacity there.The results show that the overall water resources carrying index of the basin is 0.504,and the water resources carrying capacity is at Level 2,reflecting the moderate overall water resources carrying status of the basin.There are significant differences in water resources carrying capacity among different regions in the basin.On the whole,the middle-upper reaches of the basin have better carrying capacity than the upper and middle-lower reaches.The Pearl River Delta region is facing great water resources carrying capacity pressure.The distribution of water resources carrying capacity is highly concentrated in the basin.The risk of water resources carrying capacity is not significant in most regions of the basin.Five cities,including Shenzhen,Dongguan,Guangzhou,Foshan,and Zhongshan,are in the hot spot range (99% confidence level).They are high-risk areas of water resources carrying capacity,all concentrated in the Pearl River Delta region.…”
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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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Research trends and network approach of critical thinking skills in English Language Teaching – A bibliometric analysis implementing R studio by M.P. Arthi, S.N.S. Gandhimathi

“…The prime objective of the current study is to conduct a bibliometric analysis of research on Critical Thinking (CT) in ELT from 2012 to 2022 by focusing on publication and research trends such as influential authors, globally cited documents, pertinent journals, leading countries, and significant affiliations. …”
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Analysis of Water Resources Carrying Capacity in the Greater Bay Area Based on Index Probability Distribution by CHEN Juan, WANG Sen

“…Foshan is slightly higher than grade III and located in grade IV.The water resources carrying capacity of Zhuhai is relatively better,while that of Foshan is relatively poor.Regarding the coordination degree of water resources environment and economic society,Foshan exhibits moderate imbalance,while other cities all have low coordination.In view of this,some suggestions are provided,including controlling the total amount of water use,rationally allocating water resources,optimizing and adjusting the industrial structure,improving water use efficiency,protecting the water environment,and strengthening water conservation.…”
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Identifying the Spatial Range of the Pearl River Delta Urban Agglomeration from a Differentiated Perspective of Population Distribution and Population Mobility by Yongwang Cao, Qingpu Li, Zaigao Yang

“…This method not only provides technical support for scientific regional planning but also effectively guides the functional positioning of edge cities and the optimization of resource allocation. …”
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Guidelines for Effective Professional and Academic Writing by Alison E. Lutz, Brian E. Myers, Nick T. Place

“…it addresses the level of formality to use, the use of third person, how to improve the quality and structure of one's writing, and how to identify and properly cite scholarly sources. Published by the UF Department of Agricultural Education and Communication, November 2006. …”
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