This article analyzes the spatial and temporal dynamics of the mangrove in the Commune of Kafountine located in the southwest of Senegal in the Ziguinchor region. This through a comparative study using Landsat satellite images from the years 1972, 1986, 2000 and 2018. The methodology used is based on the exploitation of geospatial data by remote sensing, rainfall data from (1960 to 2015) and data socioeconomic. The results obtained show three main phases of mangrove development between 1972 and 2018. The first dynamic, between 1972 and 1986, was marked by a decline of 13,450 ha in mangrove areas due mainly to the drought that raged in the Sahelo-Sudanian zone during the decades 1970 and 1980. This phase is followed, between 1986 and 2000, by a regeneration of 4586 ha and an increase of 5897 ha of mangrove areas between 2000 and 2018 thanks to the return of rainfall and to awareness of the population on the need to protect their resources sustainably with the establishment of reforestation activities, the development of economic activities around the mangrove (oysters and fishing) and the establishment of management rules to try to greatly reduce the overexploitation of mangroves. Rising sea levels with the return to increasingly humid conditions on the Casamance scale also play a crucial role with the entry of increased volumes of relatively less salty seawater into estuaries

Keywords: dynamic, mangrove, estuary, remote sensing, Lower Casamance, Kafountine

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Vulcanization process has been widely used in footwear industry due to the effect of rubber sole quality. This paper is focused on study the effect of vulcanization process parameters on mechanical properties of rubber sole. The vulcanization process parameters such as molding temperature, molding pressure, and holding time were used as factors. The mechanical properties of rubber sole such as tensile strength and elongation at break were used as responses. Full factorial design with three times replicated was implemented for the experiment. Response prediction was conducted by using backpropagation neural network. The network architecture was developed by using 3 neurons on input layer, 16 neurons on hidden layer, and 2 neurons on output layer. The mean absolute errors between experiment and predicted values were 1.485% for tensile strength and 0.6% for elongation at break. Therefore, backpropagation neural network was recommended for predicting the responses of vulcanization process on rubber sole with good agreement compared to experiment result.

Keywords:vulcanization process, rubber sole, backpropagation neural network, response prediction

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Extensive studies have been proposed for on/off-road light and heavy equipment non-Pneumatic Tyres (NPTs) due to their advantages over the traditional pneumatic tyre in low rolling resistance, flat-proof, low maintenance. Many studies were focusing on the elastomer material asthe primary material using in NPT. In this paper, NPT finite element (FE)model with honeycomb spokes containingpolyurethance/carbon nanotubes (PU/CNTs) is investigated. The NPT static behaviour of vertical stiffness, and contact pressure are studied. Rolling resistance and dynamic shear stress are also studied. The parametric study shows that PU/CNT makes a significant effect on rolling resistance.

Keywords:Non-pneumatic tyre (NPT); rolling resistance; carbon nanotubes (CNTs); FEM.

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Drying operations play an important role in food industries. They are often the last step of the process manufacturing a product with a strong influence on the final quality. The drying relates to a wide variety of products. Methods are many and depend on the type and quantity of product to be dried and of water to be evaporated, the desired final quality, or functionality sought for the dried product.The study considers to different experiment: nutritional fruits (Mangoes, Bananas) and sand which is normal used as the draining porous media in traditional agriculture drying process. All three samples of fresh Mangoes (including two same thickness and sharp samples, the other one with different sharp),two samples of fresh Bananas with different surface exchange area, three samples of sand (with two same thickness and different moisture content, the other one with different thickness but same moisture content) are drying in the oven at 700C temperature. The result data has been recorded to plot curves and estimate. This gives a few to understand the theory of drying kinetics and provide information useful in dryer design.

Keywords:Drying, kinetics, water content, moisture content, hygroscopic products.

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Flow through a free-space channel underlain by a porous layer is considered. Both regions are saturated with particle-laden fluid driven by the same pressure gradient. Velocity distribution in both regions are derived and velocity and shear stress conditions at the interface are obtained. Effects of mixture and porous medium parameters on the flow characteristics are investigated in Cartesian and in curvilinear coordinates. Analysis shows that when the dust-phase velocity is the product of a position function and the fluid-phase velocity, the particle number density does not influence conditions at the interface between the two layers.

Keywords: Fluid-particle mixture; Porous layers; Slip flow; Interfacial conditions.

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To compare the effects of different vehicle models on the dynamic response of periodic viaducts (PV) under seismic waves, a moving mass-PV model and amoving mass-spring system (MSS)-PV model under seismic waves are established by using the finite element method and Fourier transform. In order to solve the dynamic response of PV under seismic waves and MSS, the dynamic response of PV under unit series moving load component is calculated first, then the motion equation of upper mass of MSS and coupled equation of PV and the lower part of MSS are established according to Newton's second law. Solving the above equations can obtain the Fourier coefficients of the MSS-PV interaction force and the Fourier coefficients of the restoring force of the MSS spring. By using the above Fourier coefficients and the dynamic responses of PV under unit series moving load component and seismic waves, the overall dynamic response of PV under seismic waves and moving MSS can be obtained finally.The process of solving the problem of the dynamic response of PV under the moving mass and seismic waves is similar to the method mentioned above..........

Keywords: Periodic viaduct; Seismic waves; moving mass-spring system; finite element; Fourier transform

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Internet-of-Things (IoT) has revolutionised the medical and healthcare sector through efficient healthcare applications and services for remote healthcare interface between the patients and medical experts. Still, the IoT based healthcare services are prone to several limitations because of the openness and pre-determined architecture paving way for security threats and attacks. Many studies have analysed these vulnerabilities and established security schemes for authentication, access control and privacy preservation. This paper has conducted a survey of the recent security schemes developed for the IoT healthcare applications with the goal of understanding the various security mechanisms, their features and also their vulnerabilities. The principle mechanisms of these security schemes have been analysedand their limitations are also highlighted. Finally, some suggestions for formulating the future research directions are also providedbased on the open issues and challenges.

Keywords: Internet of Things, Healthcare, Wireless Body Area Networks, Remote health monitoring, Authentication, Encryption, Privacy preservation.

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Predictive Maintenance approach can play a very important role in reducing the operating costs of mining haul truck engines by extending their Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF). Early prediction of failures also reduces the risk of production impact and enables maintenance team to take corrective actions ahead of time. Machine learning techniques can be used to develop a model using oil sample analysis data, telemetry data and historical replacement data to predict failure window of truck engines. This model considers the threshold of trespassing variables and combines them to form a multivariable analysis. Life prediction is achieved by using a tumbling window approach, where incremental models are created by slicing the component lifetime into number of equal intervals based on the available failure data and using classification algorithm for each window to predict failure. The remaining life is calculated by subtracting the current running hours from the predicted lifetime to failure. Out of 7 replacements that happened during testing, the model could accurately predict 4 out of 5 planned (end of life) replacements and 1 out of 2 premature (breakdown) failure successfully.

Keywords: Predictive Maintenance, Haul Truck Engine, Machine Learning, remaining life prediction, Oil Sample Analysis, Telemetry data.

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Pull-out resistance is the prime factor of reinforcement which increasing the ultimate bearing capacity of soil.The geogrid sheets are thought to be basically strong to oppose tensile strain yet without having any resistance for bending such an observation normally holds useful for geogrid sheetsThis research paper compare the natural soil and reinforcementof geogrid which is placed below the footing of the soil having non-homogeneous nature and bythe analytical study; investigations are also made to analyse the nature of geogrid reinforced beds.By thestudies, the results were taken in depth of subsoil for collapse settlement and their performance istaken by foundation of geogrid reinforcement system, and during this response of load settlementwas taken. As compared with natural soil to geogrid..........

Keywords: Pull-out resistance, ultimate bearing capacity, geogrid, collapse settlement.

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