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    <pubDate>Mon, 24 Aug 2026 11:07:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>A proposal Statistical Model for Ranking LDCs Universities</title>
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      <description>Title: A proposal Statistical Model for Ranking LDCs Universities
Authors: Mohammed Ahmed Osman; Rashid A. Saeed
Abstract: The so-called third goal of universities—community services, teaching&#xD;
quality, and scientific research seem to be the metrics used by the global&#xD;
ranking of universities to assess how well these institutions are performing&#xD;
via their websites. The third mission was divided into three categories, as this&#xD;
paper explains. The significance of measuring these categories and indicators&#xD;
is discussed in the paper. The study employed statistical software for data&#xD;
analysis, SmartPLS software for model validation, and questionnaires to&#xD;
gather information from subject matter experts. The categories of appropriate&#xD;
indicators and weights for each to be used in measuring research, teaching,&#xD;
social engagement, knowledge transfer, and innovation at universities are&#xD;
shown in the results. Finally, the study introduces university rankings model&#xD;
for Sudan and LDCs.</description>
      <pubDate>Sun, 01 Dec 2024 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Analysis of energy and heat performance and its impact on passive cooling using environmental analysis software (Khartoum State)</title>
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      <description>Title: Analysis of energy and heat performance and its impact on passive cooling using environmental analysis software (Khartoum State)
Authors: Mohammed Hussein haj Hamad fadleleseed
Abstract: The paper focuses on studying the behavior of the sun’s movement&#xD;
during a building model in Khartoum State, by studying the results of common&#xD;
daylight simulation programs with data measured on-site and in the virtual&#xD;
situation. Verifies the accuracy and limitations of programs when used to&#xD;
calculate daylight illumination or light reflected from other buildings under&#xD;
conditions varying by month or year. The aim of the study is a systematic&#xD;
approach between the actual and expected results and possible predictions,&#xD;
choosing the appropriate design options according to the climatic situation&#xD;
of the region. The study concluded that simulating the diffused daylight in&#xD;
the northern and western facades in particular is the hottest of the year, and&#xD;
this lies in the fact that the treatments and materials used as sun refractors&#xD;
were Tested using Climate Consultant 6.0 programmers, as well as good correlation&#xD;
at low values and higher values in the average thermal comfort, in&#xD;
addition to the size. Information that helps through the Climate Consultant&#xD;
6.0 programs, and on the other hand, CLIMAPLUS programs, clarifies the&#xD;
important factors that help reduce energy consumption and makes clear to us&#xD;
the aspects What is mitigated is the use of false ceilings and double glazing&#xD;
and the use of materials with poor heat transfer coefficients. We can summarize&#xD;
that the role of programs is very important to save time and save energy&#xD;
Khartoum, Sudan.</description>
      <pubDate>Sun, 01 Dec 2024 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Study on Performance of Cyclone Separator on Vapour Compression Refrigeration Systems</title>
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      <description>Title: Study on Performance of Cyclone Separator on Vapour Compression Refrigeration Systems
Authors: Alaeldeen Altag Yousi; Khider Mohammed K. Elnoor
Abstract: Carrying of Liquid particles within gas flow on vapour compression&#xD;
refrigeration systems can cause serious problems in process plant and&#xD;
operation. Cyclone separator is a simple, compact, low weight, low cost and&#xD;
high efficiency separator. This paper is focused in study the performance&#xD;
of cyclone separator for separating liquid particles in vapour compression&#xD;
refrigeration system. Mathematical models and computer program (MATLAB)&#xD;
have been used to study the performance, settling velocity and cut-point&#xD;
diameter. The results shown that: the performance for the cyclone separator&#xD;
increases as the mass particles and inlet velocity increased. In addition, the&#xD;
collection efficiency of the cyclone increased linearly as the mass of particles&#xD;
and inlet velocity increased. Moreover, the collection efficiency increased as&#xD;
the cut-point diameter decreased.</description>
      <pubDate>Sun, 01 Dec 2024 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2024-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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      <title>Red Sea State Tourist Guide Application “Designing an application for users and a website for management tourist and service areas in the Red Sea State”</title>
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      <description>Title: Red Sea State Tourist Guide Application “Designing an application for users and a website for management tourist and service areas in the Red Sea State”
Authors: Mohammed SeedAhmed Mohammed Mukhtar; MohammedAhmed Mohammed Ibrahim; A h m e d I b r a h i m A b d a l l a; Mona Abdelhag Abdelgader
Abstract: This scientific paper showcases the design of an innovative Android application&#xD;
that serves as a comprehensive tourist guide, featuring an array of attractions&#xD;
and service locations, supported by a robust website for effective management.&#xD;
Our proposed tourist guide application is expertly crafted to tackle the&#xD;
challenges facing tourism in the Red Sea State by actively promoting key&#xD;
attractions and service facilities. It is designed to meet the needs of today’s&#xD;
travelers, enabling users to effortlessly explore numerous tourist and service&#xD;
areas, access detailed information, and view precise geographical locations&#xD;
on a map. With clear guidance on routes and estimated travel times, the application&#xD;
ensures users can navigate with confidence. Moreover, the ability to&#xD;
save favorite spots and search for specific locations, along with the option to&#xD;
update personal information, enhances the overall user experience.&#xD;
The accompanying website empowers administrators to efficiently add&#xD;
or remove tourist and service areas, manage application users, and monitor&#xD;
their locations and usage durations. This feature greatly enhances tourist safety,&#xD;
particularly in the event they stray from their intended path. Developed&#xD;
using Flutter and Visual Studio Code, along with the Firebase database, this&#xD;
application is at the cutting edge of technology. The website, designed with&#xD;
HTML and CSS within Visual Studio Code and utilizing the Firebase database,&#xD;
provides users all the essential information needed for seamless and&#xD;
secure navigation to their desired destinations. Users can confidently embark&#xD;
on their journeys, knowing they have all the necessary tools at their disposal&#xD;
for a safe and enjoyable experience.</description>
      <pubDate>Sun, 01 Dec 2024 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2024-12-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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