Urban architecture's role is vital in creating an inclusive environment for visually impaired people and affording them easy accessibility in navigating through the built environment. This paper debates the essential principles of urban design, which focus on tactile, auditory, and sensory elements to accommodate visually impaired people. It underl...

By Alisher Doniyorov, Jurabek Polvonov, Shakhnoza Jalolova, Zilola Sattorova, Manzura Yakubova, Otabek Gaybullaev, Azam Abdullaev, Abdikhalik Abdukarimov

The medieval period was a time of great architectural innovation, largely due to structural design and material technology advances. From roughly the 5th through the 15th century, new ways in constructing buildings greatly impacted the current face of Europe and the Middle East. Some of these innovations included the invention and use of pointed ar...

By Dilfuza Teshabaeva, Makhliyo Umarova, Nodira Babadjanova, Malokhat Pulatova, Akhrarkul Pardaev, Otabek Khidirov, Shirinoy Kamolova, Zarina Turabayeva

Executing many civil projects is arduous due to the many associated dangers. Risk Assessment (RA) is crucial for selecting building projects and managing construction activities. RA examines adverse events in the preparation and scheduling phases of building projects. Construction risk refers to the vulnerability to possible losses. Given the const...

By Annesly Anton Carvalho, K. Karthikeyan, Dr.J. Clement Sudhahar, Selvam Jesiah

This research delves into the intricate relationship between environmental characteristics and livestock distribution in Al-Manathira district, Iraq. The study evaluates the influence of natural factors such as land topography, soil fertility, water resource availability, and climatic conditions on the spatial patterns of livestock species, includi...

By Rusul Z. Almudhafar, Safaa M. Almudhafar, Basim A. Almayahi

Green building technologies (GBTs) have advanced significantly, as a result of the advantages to society, economy, and environment. It might lead to more environmentally friendly growth, considering climate change. The primary goal of GBTs is to utilize water, energy, and other resources sparingly in a balanced manner. Green buildings (GBs) have ad...

By Anshul Jain, K. Ananda Babu

The article explains the interrelation of stratigraphy to mineralogy for geological history. Stratigraphy is the study of the layering of rocks and it deals with chronology, very important in understanding the past environments of the Earth. Mineralogy is the study of minerals and their properties and is able to give insight into the conditions und...

By Orzikul Khakimov, Olim Ortiqov, Nazira Ramazanova, Botir Okbutaev, Oliya Mukhammadieva, Uktam Abdinazarov, Abdumalik Khamidov, Khuriyat Khudoymurodova

The stipulated performance of flyash aggregates in geopolymer concrete beams (composite beam) has been explained using the Method of Initial Functions (MIF) via mathematical programming. This research has specifically focused on understanding its strength and durability characteristics. Geopolymer concrete is now being evaluated as a successful alt...

By Pushpendra Singh Palash, Priyanka Dhurvey

Lung cancer remains a leading cause of mortality globally, with outcomes heavily dependent on the timeliness and accuracy of diagnosis. Traditional medical imaging techniques, while foundational in detecting lung nodules, often falter in distinguishing malignant from benign lesions with high precision, largely due to their inability to contextualiz...

By R. Rani Saritha, R. Gunasundari

The third most prevalent form of cancer globally in both men and women is colon cancer which affects the digestive tract and occurs in the human body's greater intestine develops from certain polyps are tiisues that grow inside the colon of various sizes which at later stage can develop into a cancer cell. The tissues are taken from colon using bio...

By B. Senthil Kumar, S. Karpagavalli, K. Keerthana, A. Krishnaja

An immense need has emerged in several areas of biological area for the development of prediction algorithms capable of managing the increasing complexity of high-dimensional information. In developing countries, Cervical Cancer (CC) kills more women than any other disease or accident, and it's the top cause of death among women worldwide. Early de...

By S. Nandhinieswari, A. Indumathi