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Structural Health Monitoring of Buildings Using Computer Vision: A State-of-the-Art Review
Horatiu-Alin Mociran, Adina-Victorița Lăpuște Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania Structural Health Monitoring (SHM) is essential for building safety, durability, and functionality. Buildings, as key components of the built environment, suffer from cracking, spalling, corrosion, and moisture damage. Traditional SHM approaches like vibration-based measurements, non-destructive testing (NDT), and manual inspections are reliable. However, they are expensive, slow, and d
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Empowering Adapted and Inclusive Physical Education Through Artificial Intelligence: A Systematic Review
Jeddahlyn B. Falyao Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the education sector. It can offer inclusivity for students with special educational needs in Physical Education (PE). This review synthesized current researches and reviews that focused on the application and future directions of AI in Adapted Physical Education (APE) and Inclusive Physical Education (IPE). It is grounded in established theoretical frameworks
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David Hume and Education in the 21st Century: Maintaining A Balance Between Rationality, Emotion, And Morality
Marselus Ruben Payong Universitas Katolik Indonesia Santu Paulus Ruteng Modern educational practices are deeply rooted in the ideas of earlier philosophers. Some 18th-century thinkers have not been fully explored. One such thinker is David Hume. Hume is better known as a philosopher than an educator or educational thinker. Due to the limited research on Hume's thoughts on education, this paper examines his views on education and their relevance to the educational context of t
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The Perception of Filipino as a Medium of Instruction in Physical Education
Hendra Y. Pis-o Benguet State University This research examined the views of first-year Bachelor of Science in Physical Education students of Rizal Technological University on the efficacy of Filipino as the medium of instruction for their Physical Education (PE) courses. Employing a descriptive research design and a researcher-constructed questionnaire that was given to 129 randomly selected students, the research ventured into student preferences, the effectiveness of instr
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An Integrative Literature Review of Corruption, Governance, and Political Dynamics in Social Assistance Policy Effectiveness
Wimmy Haliim Brawijaya University, Indonesia Despite billions invested in social assistance programs globally, poverty reduction outcomes remain highly variable across developing countries. This integrative literature review synthesizes 111 peer-reviewed articles (2024-2025) to examine how corruption, governance quality, and political dynamics interact to affect social assistance policy effectiveness. The review reveals significant research asymmetry: technical policy impleme
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Disparities in the Issuance of Refugee Cards by the UNHCR in Indonesia: Vulnerability and Risk Mitigation
M. Alvi Syahrin, Alrin Tambunan, Devina Yuka Utami, Tony Mirwanto, Koesmoyo Ponco Aji, Anindito Rizki Wiraputra, M. Arief Hamdi, Rita Kusuma Astuti, Ajeep Akbar Qolby, Dewa Gian Politeknik Pengayoman Indonesia, Directorate General of Immigration Indonesia As a non-signatory to the Convention, Indonesia does not conduct protection assessments, nor does it offer a pathway for refugees to achieve permanent residency there. Many asylum seekers are involved in criminal acts, such
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Quantum Computing and the Next Technological Revolution: Transforming Civilization Through Quantum Power
Ejiro U Osiobe, Waleed A. Hammood, Safia Malallah, Nyore E. Osiobe, Omar Abdulmaged Hammood, Salwana Mohamad Asmara Ane Osiobe International Foundation, University of Anbar, Kansas State University, University of Fallujah, Universiti Malaysia Pahang AI-Sultan Abdullah Quantum mechanics principles underpin quantum computing, signaling a major shift in how we process information. While it offers immense processing power and potential advantages, it also presents significant cha
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The Intelligence Cycle in Indonesian Immigration: Improving Service Quality through Responsive Legal Frameworks
Tony Mirwanto, Masdar Bakhtiar, M Vigo Ananda Patria Politeknik Pengayoman Indonesia The Indonesian Immigration Service faces systemic failures, notably critical digital infrastructure fragility highlighted by the PDN disruption and rampant maladministration (pungli) that compromises its integrity and public trust. This research employs a normative legal methodology using Responsive Legal Theory (RLT) to diagnose these issues, arguing that the failures stem from the structura
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The Impact of Mobile Financial Services (MFS) to the Economic Development of Emerging Economy
Fahmida Ayesa Eva, Shamim Ahmed University of Dhaka, BRAC University The study aims to explore the research questions and tries to find out how many Mobile financial services have contributed to our rural economic development in Bangladesh. The research type is exploratory and followed by a conclusive method. A total of 100 MFS users were taken for the study. The study's findings revealed that MFSs contribute to individual households, small and medium businesses, and farmers
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