3D structural deformation monitoring of the archaeological wooden shipwreck stern investigated by optical measuring techniques

Ma, Xueyi; Zhao, Jun; Weng, Yuankai; Fei, Lihua; Zhang, Hongye; Liu, Jiaming; Zhao, Dong

doi:10.1016/j.culher.2022.11.007

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“…In an era where adolescents are essentially digital natives, a crucial aspect of the adaptation process lies in integrating technology within the traditional boatbuilding training. This adoption not only makes the training more relatable to modern youth but also expands the horizons of their understanding, application, and interest in the craft (Ma et al, 2023).…”

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“…It delves into constructivist theories, experiential learning models, and the latest in educational psychology to discern methodologies that both resonate with the targeted age group and deliver on instructional goals. The manuscript also explores the socio-cultural importance of maintaining such crafts, the potential impact on local communities, and how engaging the youth in this tradition can foster a new generation of custodians for intangible cultural heritage (Zhao et al, 2023).…”

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Empowering Adolescents through Hands-on Wooden boatbuilding Training: Adapting Javanese Wooden Boat Design and Construction for a Teenage-Friendly Training Experience

Rosyid,

Rosyid

2024

IMDC

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In the realm of educational and cultural enrichment, empowering adolescents through hands-on wooden boatbuilding training connects them with Javanese maritime heritage. This scholarly exposition outlines a modern path for youth to engage in traditional wooden shipbuilding, emphasizing tangible skill acquisition and intangible heritage appreciation. The curriculum navigates the confluence of woodworking, mentorship, and cultural identity, fostering youth empowerment. This innovative pedagogical approach views wood sculpting as a vehicle for empowerment, creating a framework for youth-friendly learning inspired by Javanese shipwrights. The proposed model not only crafts seaworthy vessels but also shapes resilient, confident, and empowered young minds, navigating the waves of growth and identity.

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Empowering Adolescents through Hands-on Wooden boatbuilding Training: Adapting Javanese Wooden Boat Design and Construction for a Teenage-Friendly Training Experience

Rosyid,

Rosyid

2024

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“…With technological advancements, composite materials have gained recognition for their various advantages, including lightweight, high strength, cost-effectiveness, and environmental friendliness [10,11]. The use of composite, initially dominated by synthetic materials such as fiberglass, has shifted towards natural fiber composite (NFC) [12].…”

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Evaluation of mechanical and morphological properties composite of Agel Leaf Fiber (ALF)-epoxy modified with carbon powder

Sulistyo,

Wirawan,

Muslimin

2024

Eureka: PE

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This research focuses on the successful development of Agel Leaf Fiber (ALF)-Epoxy composites added with Carbon Active Powder (CAP) and printed using the Vacuum Pressure Infusion (VAPRI) method. Considering the importance of determining the mechanical properties of composites as raw materials for making fishing boats, this research aims to determine the use of Agel Leaf Fiber (ALF) in polymer matrix composites. The composite morphology was analyzed using Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and ImageJ software. The mechanical properties evaluated included Tensile Strength, Flexural Strength, and Hardness. The composite was prepared by incorporating CAP in varying volumes of 0 %, 10 %, and 30 % with a fixed ALF percentage of 40 %. The results showed that the addition of CAP significantly increased the tensile strength to 128.51 MPa, with 0.068 % elongation, 1787.39 MPa modulus of elasticity, and a hardness value of 75.2 HD. Furthermore, the addition of 10 % carbon exhibited a remarkable improvement in flexural strength, reaching 238.51 MPa. This improvement could be attributed to reduced porosity, resulting in enhanced bonding between ALF-CAP-Epoxy components. The flexural strength of the composite with the highest CAP content experienced a significant increase of 238.51 MPa. Thus, Agel leaf fiber has the potential to be used as a reinforcing material in the manufacture of composites and is applied in the manufacture of environmentally friendly fishing boat bodies

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Digital twin applications on cultural world heritage sites in China: A state-of-the-art overview

Dang,

Liu,

Hong

et al. 2023

Journal of Cultural Heritage

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3D structural deformation monitoring of the archaeological wooden shipwreck stern investigated by optical measuring techniques

Cited by 10 publications

References 47 publications

Empowering Adolescents through Hands-on Wooden boatbuilding Training: Adapting Javanese Wooden Boat Design and Construction for a Teenage-Friendly Training Experience

Empowering Adolescents through Hands-on Wooden boatbuilding Training: Adapting Javanese Wooden Boat Design and Construction for a Teenage-Friendly Training Experience

Evaluation of mechanical and morphological properties composite of Agel Leaf Fiber (ALF)-epoxy modified with carbon powder

Digital twin applications on cultural world heritage sites in China: A state-of-the-art overview

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