Fundamentals of developing and designing portable weirs for farmlands

Choriev, Jamshid; Muslimov, Turavoy; Abduraupov, R. R.; Khalimbetov, Azat; Abdurakhmonov, Sarvar

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/869/7/072023

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“…Therefore, for the complete destruction of the protoplasm of the surviving cells, lower temperatures are required than for completely undisturbed cells. This conclusion is in good agreement with the results of [14][15][16][17].…”

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Electrical conductivity of whole and shredded plant tissue

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The article gives the electrical conductivity of whole and shredded plant tissue. An experimental study was made of the dependence of the resistivity value and the volume occupied by the pulp on the pressing time and specific pressures on the pulp while taking into account the amount of pressed juice. The electrical resistance (R) of whole and crushed plant tissue was experimentally studied, which, when processing the results, was recalculated to the specific electrical resistance (ρ) of the tissue. The specific pressure (P) on the tissue was determined using a reference manometer, and the deformation (ΔH) of the sample was measured with a dial indicator.

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Electrical conductivity of whole and shredded plant tissue

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“…According to table 1, the objects of study are 4 meteorological stations in the Samarkand province and 15 meteorological stations in the Tashkent region, which collect and analyze information on air temperature, humidity, wind direction, and speed. Based on these data, the geographical location of metrological stations is formed in digital form in the ArcGIS program (Figure 1) [3,15].…”

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Development of a method for determining the optimal areas for alternative energy facilities based on GIS technologies

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Mukhamedayubova

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Acquisition of alternative energy resources using the modern Global Mapper software on an electronic digital map is an important process. This article analyses the possibility of using maps in the implementation of internationally acknowledged projects, as well as interactive services to the government, and the possibility of mapping alternative energy sources, synthesizing data, and developing management decisions through the development of innovative technologies. The research in this study is about determining optimal locations for the installation of solar panels and wind turbines. For the tests, Tashkent and Samarkand provinces were selected. Initially, the elevation of the provinces was determined by remote sensing and the elevation surface was created by interpolation. According to the data obtained from the regional hydrometeorological stations, the air temperature in the regions was taken and geovisualized as a vector layer. At the same time, the wind speed was mapped using the method of geostatistical analysis, which observed the annual average wind speed. On the basis of the highest parts of the earth’s surface and in areas with high temperatures, raster calculations were performed and the method for determining the most optimal place for installing solar panels was improved.

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“…In the contemporary era of rapidly advancing technology, the integration of remote sensing data with cartographic modeling has emerged as a powerful approach for understanding and analyzing demographic processes [1]. This synergy has opened new avenues for researchers and policymakers to gain insights into population dynamics with unprecedented precision and spatial granularity [2]. As our world witnesses continual demographic shifts and urbanization, the need for innovative methods to model and visualize these changes becomes increasingly imperative.…”

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Cartographic modeling of demographic processes using remote sensing data

Abdurakhmonov,

Ochilov,

Tukhtamishev

et al. 2024

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This study explores the intricate interactions between demographic processes and spatial variables through the lens of cartographic modeling, leveraging remote sensing data for enhanced precision. Land cover classifications reveal the dominance of urban and agricultural landscapes, setting the stage for a nuanced examination of demographic dynamics. Spatial correlations highlight the interdependencies between demographic variables, while regression coefficients provide insights into their impacts on the overall cartographic model. Predictive accuracy assessments validate the model's robustness, and spatial autocorrelation analyses unveil geographic clustering of demographic patterns. The integration of remote sensing data proves instrumental in enhancing the granularity of our understanding, offering valuable insights for sustainable urban planning and resource allocation. While acknowledging limitations, this study contributes to the broader discourse on urban development, offering a comprehensive framework for policymakers and researchers to make informed decisions in the context of evolving demographic and spatial dynamics.

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Fundamentals of developing and designing portable weirs for farmlands

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Electrical conductivity of whole and shredded plant tissue

Electrical conductivity of whole and shredded plant tissue

Development of a method for determining the optimal areas for alternative energy facilities based on GIS technologies

Cartographic modeling of demographic processes using remote sensing data

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