Compressive Video Coding: A Review of the State-Of-The-Art

Baig, Muhammad Yousuf; Lai, Eseng; Punchihewa, Amal

doi:10.5772/34772

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“…Many researchers assert a tension between globalization and the progress of development on the one hand, and the need to preserve the distinctive identity of artists from a region or country on the other hand (Al-Yahyai, 2017a). For instance, some scholars and art practitioners have suggested that globalization leads to an erosion of specific cultural identity in art (Al -Saadi, 2020;Abu-Zaid, 2013;Yousuf, 2008;Hameedh, 2013). In another vein, some scholars argue that, far from eroding distinctive cultural identities, globalization might coerce, through economic, social, or other means, non-Western artists to adhere to an ethnic, social, or cultural identity colonially invented and imposed that does little to serve a people or authentic notion of culture (Meier, 2010;Moridi & Ebadifar, 2021;Almamari, 2020;Gabrael, 2017).…”

Section: Art Education In Sultanate Of Omanmentioning

confidence: 99%

Deconstructivism as a Pedagogical Intervention: Teaching Heritage through Contemporary Art in Oman

Peak,

Elsemary,

Almamari

2023

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This study analyzes deconstructivism as a pedagogical intervention in heritage education in the Art Education Department at Sultan Qaboos University (SQU) in response to the need for contemporary education attentive to heritage as required by national policy set forth by the Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Innovation, and Oman Vision 2040. Specifically, it analyzes thirty-four survey responses evaluating the final project of the Modern and Contemporary Painting Course for forty-two students in the fall of 2022; this project tasked students with researching, drawing, deconstructing, and reassembling a self-chosen article unique to Omani cultural heritage. The purpose of this investigation was to explore the relationship between culture and deconstructivism as a pedagogical intervention in the teaching environment at Sultan Qaboos University within one continuous semester of study (4 months). The findings of this study suggest that contemporary art interventions in heritage education are one way to newly engage students already well-versed in Omani heritage while also answering the demands of national directives and suggestions of past art education research for a rigorous art education curriculum inclusive of both heritage and contemporary art and its theories.

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Section: Art Education In Sultanate Of Omanmentioning

confidence: 99%

Deconstructivism as a Pedagogical Intervention: Teaching Heritage through Contemporary Art in Oman

Peak,

Elsemary,

Almamari

2023

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“…Further, Al-Manmi and Saleh (2019) inspected three large springs in Sulimani Governorate, named Tabin, Sarchinar, and Bestansur. Yousuf and Abullah (2011) explored for the concentration radiation Uranium (U) in different Sulimani governorate locations, including deep well, and spring. The authors targeted about thirty-eight deep wells and springs (Fig.…”

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Groundwater Characteristics Assessment in Kurdistan Region Provinces-iraq: A Review

Hawez

Mizzouri

Aziz

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Over the past decades, drilling wells and groundwater extraction for agricultural, domestic, and industrial purposes is growing at a high rate in Kurdistan Region-Iraq, meaning that groundwater becomes one primary water source. Increased demand for water and over-exploitation and unsustainable practices severely deteriorate groundwater. Therefore, it is essential to monitor the water quality. In the past years, many papers have been published on groundwater quality in the Kurdistan Region. Thus, this research aims to review, evaluates and summarizes the results of published papers concerning groundwater characteristics in Erbil, Suliamni, Duhok, and Halabja, Governorates. This work targets about thirty published papers. These papers focused on Wells, Springs, and karizes (qanats) as groundwater. The water testes have taken from different cities and locations in these three governorates.The reviewed studies considered a number of water parameters and chemical elements, such as physicochemical parameters, heavy metals, and radioactive substances. This work assesses water quality parameters from reviewed studies and illustrates the comment parameters by the spatial distribution mapped using the kriging method. Generally, the groundwater polluted in some zones in the Kurdistan Region and normally it can be used for drinking and domestic uses after the disinfection process.

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Compressive Video Coding: A Review of the State-Of-The-Art

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References 34 publications

Deconstructivism as a Pedagogical Intervention: Teaching Heritage through Contemporary Art in Oman

Deconstructivism as a Pedagogical Intervention: Teaching Heritage through Contemporary Art in Oman

Groundwater Characteristics Assessment in Kurdistan Region Provinces-iraq: A Review

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