Partition as Border-Making

Ferdous, Sayeed

doi:10.4324/9781003098409

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“…In future work, the authors will extend the ability of the model to identify possible hazard situations by finding relationships between the construction site and the workers. Per Ferdous and Ahsan [28], the issues of workers' safety at the construction site were spotted and discussed. Therefore, an approach that adopted some of the capabilities of computer vision was introduced.…”

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Personal Protective Equipment Detection: A Deep-Learning-Based Sustainable Approach

Ahmed,

Saraireh,

Rahman

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Personal protective equipment (PPE) can increase the safety of the worker for sure by reducing the probability and severity of injury or fatal incidents at construction, chemical, and hazardous sites. PPE is widely required to offer a satisfiable safety level not only for protection against the accidents at the aforementioned sites but also for chemical hazards. However, for several reasons or negligence, workers may not commit to and comply with the regulations of wearing the equipment, occasionally. Since manual monitoring is laborious and erroneous, the situation demands the development of intelligent monitoring systems to offer the automated real-time and accurate detection of PPE compliance. As a solution, in this study, Deep Learning and Computer Vision are investigated to offer near real-time and accurate PPE detection. The four colored hardhats, vest, safety glass (CHVG) dataset was utilized to train and evaluate the performance of the proposed model. It is noteworthy that the solution can detect eight variate classes of the PPE, namely red, blue, white, yellow helmets, head, person, vest, and glass. A two-stage detector based on the Fast-Region-based Convolutional Neural Network (RCNN) was trained on 1699 annotated images. The proposed model accomplished an acceptable mean average precision (mAP) of 96% in contrast to the state-of-the-art studies in literature. The proposed study is a potential contribution towards the avoidance and prevention of fatal/non-fatal industrial incidents by means of PPE detection in real-time.

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Personal Protective Equipment Detection: A Deep-Learning-Based Sustainable Approach

Ahmed,

Saraireh,

Rahman

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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“…On the flip side of history, East Bengal was a site of joy, hope, and aspiration for many. An Indocentric approach in Partition studies fails to address this aspect (Kabir 2014;Ferdous forthcoming).…”

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“…Following their departure, all their properties were declared 'enemy property' and snatched from them. The notion of 'enemy property', or 'vested property' as it has been named in the legal system of Bangladesh, has prolonged the legacy of Partition, compounding the bitterness and sorrow of the Partition migrants (Chakravartty 2005;Barkat et al 2009;Guhathakurta 2012;Ferdous forthcoming). The passage through Partition was, in the main, similar for the emigres from and to India, as people became minorities in their own hometowns, which had enormous material as well as extra-material consequences.…”

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Passage through Partition: Stories of Five Families

Ferdous¹

2021

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Drawing upon the journey of five families across the Bengal border, this piece attempts to explore Partition narratives through the accounts of the second-generation migrants. Three of these families had establishments on both sides of the border, with roots in East Bengal. Of the rest, one came from Haora (or Howrah), near Calcutta (now Kolkata), and the other from Jangipur, near Murshidabad.With a degree of variation, the migrating generation from all these families was educated, with some holding excellent academic credentials, and endowed with social and cultural capital. In most cases, these families had members doing salaried jobs in both the private and public sectors; there were business persons and politicians. Some were landed gentry. Two families had zamindari during those years of Partition. One family had seen the decline of their zamindari, with education saving them. One family member from a relatively rural area was determined: 'Ekta kichhu korte hobe' (I have to do something). Calcutta, the hub of opportunities, seemed to be a long way from him and his family. The remaining four, however, had close contact with Calcutta if not residing there permanently. They were accustomed to an urban lifestyle. While these differences impacted the way they encountered Partition, migration, and life on 'this side', with their varied professional and economic abilities, descendants of these families are well established in present-day Bangladesh (earlier East Bengal) with more or less great control over social capital. Does that mean educated, middleclass Bengali Muslim migrants from India had a smooth transit through Partition? Did they experience very little of the hardship or bitterness associated with the series of events that took place in the years preceding and following 1947?

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“…Lawal et al [17] studied chemical reaction effects on Erying-Powell nanofluid over an elastic surface with varying thermal properties, observing reduced fluid concentration due to chemical reactions. Ferdows et al [21] analyzed heat and mass transfer boundary layer flow with chemical reactions over an elastic surface. Rajani et al [22] investigated slip boundary conditions and higher-order chemical reactions in nanofluid flow.…”

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Heat and Mass Transfer Behaviour of an MHD Elastico-Viscous Nanofluid Over a Rotating Disk with Viscous Dissipation, Radiation, and Heat Source

Kasali,

Ajadi

2023

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This study investigates fluid flow over a rotating disk with a focus on the impact of radiative heat flow of MHD elastico-viscous nanofluid. The analysis accounts for viscous dissipation, variable thermal conductivity, heat source, and chemical reaction. The governing nonlinear coupled partial differential equations were formulated and transformed into a system of nonlinear ordinary differential equations using appropriate similarity variables. The resulting nondimensional models were subjected to the spectral local linearization method (SLLM) for analysis. The numerical solution was validated against existing literature, demonstrating good agreement. The effects of relevant parameters were presented through graphs and tables. It was observed that the elastico-viscous fluid and magnetic parameters hinder fluid profiles, while the opposite effect is observed in temperature and concentration profiles, respectively. Moreover, the thermal boundary layer thickness increases with higher Eckert number, radiation parameter, thermophoresis parameter, Brownian motion parameter, and heat source parameter values.

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Partition as Border-Making

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Personal Protective Equipment Detection: A Deep-Learning-Based Sustainable Approach

Personal Protective Equipment Detection: A Deep-Learning-Based Sustainable Approach

Passage through Partition: Stories of Five Families

Heat and Mass Transfer Behaviour of an MHD Elastico-Viscous Nanofluid Over a Rotating Disk with Viscous Dissipation, Radiation, and Heat Source

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