Implementation of Snow and Ice Sports Health and Sports Information Collection System Based on Internet of Things

The promotion of ice and snow sports not only provides professional athletes for the Winter Olympics but also acts as appreciative mass bases for ice and snow sports. The appearance of ice and snow sports will bring a new consumption pattern and develop a new ice and snow industry. In this paper, an Internet of Things (IoT)-based sports information collection system which is specifically designed and developed for the healthcare domain specifically in the snow and ice sports is proposed. The physiological parameters such as body temperature, ECG, blood pressure, blood sugar, and blood oxygen saturation are captured through various monitoring devices. These physiological parameters are transmitted to the mobile device by the wireless module and mobile device that receives and displays these physiological parameters. A complete hardware design of the whole ice and snow sports health and sports information acquisition system, which is based on the Internet of Things, is given, and then, there is the overall design scheme of the system, such as adopted modular design for the system, attitude measurement unit, UWB positioning unit, data storage, and communication unit, respectively. The measurement results of the professional medical equipment are compared with those of acquisition equipment in real environment of ice and sports. These results have verified accuracy of data collected by acquisition equipment and meet the design requirements of the proposed system.

Implementation and initial analysis of Cardiff Model data collection procedures in a level I trauma adult emergency department

ObjectivesOur understanding of community violence is limited by incomplete information, which can potentially be resolved by collecting violence-related injury information through healthcare systems in tandem with prior data streams. This study assessed the feasibility of implementing Cardiff Model data collection procedures in the emergency department (ED) setting to improve multisystem data sharing capabilities and create more representative datasets.DesignInformation collection fields were incorporated into the ED electronic health record (EHR), which gathered additional information from patients reporting assaultive injuries. ED nurses were surveyed to evaluate implementation and feasibility of information collection. Logistic regression was performed to determine associations between missing location information and patient demographic data.Setting60-bed academic level I trauma adult ED in a large Midwestern city.Participants2648 patients screened positive for assault injuries between 2017 and 2020. 198 patients were omitted due to age outside the range served by this ED. Unselected inclusion of 150 ED nurses was surveyed.Main outcome measuresMain outcomes include nursing staff survey responses and ORs for providing complete injury information across various patient demographics.ResultsMost ED nurses believed that information collection aligned with the hospital’s mission (92%), wanted information collection to continue (88%), did not believe that information collection impacted their workflow (88%), and reported taking under 1 min to screen and document violence information (77%). 825 patients (31.2%) provided sufficient information for geospatial mapping. Likelihood of providing complete location information was significantly associated with patient gender, race, arrival means, accompaniment, trauma type and year.ConclusionsIt is feasible to implement information collection procedures about location-based, assault-related injuries through the EHR in the adult ED setting. Nurses reported being receptive to collecting information. Analyses suggest patient-level and time variables impact information collection completeness. The geospatial information collected can greatly improve preexisting law enforcement and emergency medical systems datasets.

AN EDUCATIONAL GAME APPLICATION TO ASSIST THE COMMUNITY IN REMEMBERING ROAD DIRECTIONS AND PLACES IN PALEMBANG

Visuospatial processing is one of the important aspects of everyday life, whether it is to travel or to recognize the location of objects around. Visuospatial processing can be improved in various way, one of which is by using repetition. WorldVenture app was created to help its users improve their visuospatial capability by remembering landmarks in the city where they live. WorldVenture was created using flutter framework with five steps, namely literature study, data and information collection, application designing, testing, and evaluation. This app will have three main features: Flashcard, Quiz, and Notes. WorldVenture testing result, using questionnaires, showed 64,5% people out of 30 respondents rated WorldVenture excellent for improving visuospatial capabilities and as many as 35.5% of respondents rated it good.

Surfacing some implications of the sharing economy: A New Zealand perspective

<p>This thesis highlights major influences and effects that the sharing economy appears to be having on New Zealand businesses. The sharing economy is “a socio-economic ecosystem built around the sharing of human and physical resources” (Matofska, 2014). It has enabled consumers to borrow and/or lease resources owned by other businesses and even individuals within a nation’s economy as a whole. The purpose of this study is to uncover insights into whether New Zealand businesses are preparing or have prepared to counter the effects of the shifting market landscape, in the form of the sharing economy, and how have these reactions manifested. The distinctiveness of this particular study is the focus on primary information collection and emphasis on cross- industry and organisation empirical research. A comprehensive literature review has been undertaken to capture the nature of previous studies in this subject area and frame the direction that this research will take. Subsequent to the literature review, it was decided that qualitative in-depth interviews with ten business managers from New Zealand companies would provide the best scope in identifying the key reactions and effects of managers to emergence of the sharing economy. The results demonstrate that a majority of the participants have re-considered their operational strategy, with many moving into niche areas of their industry to deliver value that cannot be matched by sharing platforms. Resource allocation and worker conditions have also adjusted to better suit the dynamics of a market environment that has been influenced by the sharing economy. A number of issues in adaptation to the sharing economy have also been unearthed. Regulatory disputes and market suitability to sharing processes have been the major causes for concern, but through collaboration with a variety of stakeholders, those who have adjusted have found success in creating what they indicate are prosperous environments. Some incumbents have been unyielding as their industry experiences disruption from the sharing economy, and the results of this thesis demonstrate that this is done at their own detriment. Incumbent firms must be wary of the growing levels of sophistication of sharing platforms and whether their adaptions thus far are sustainable in the long term.</p>

Surfacing some implications of the sharing economy: A New Zealand perspective

<p>This thesis highlights major influences and effects that the sharing economy appears to be having on New Zealand businesses. The sharing economy is “a socio-economic ecosystem built around the sharing of human and physical resources” (Matofska, 2014). It has enabled consumers to borrow and/or lease resources owned by other businesses and even individuals within a nation’s economy as a whole. The purpose of this study is to uncover insights into whether New Zealand businesses are preparing or have prepared to counter the effects of the shifting market landscape, in the form of the sharing economy, and how have these reactions manifested. The distinctiveness of this particular study is the focus on primary information collection and emphasis on cross- industry and organisation empirical research. A comprehensive literature review has been undertaken to capture the nature of previous studies in this subject area and frame the direction that this research will take. Subsequent to the literature review, it was decided that qualitative in-depth interviews with ten business managers from New Zealand companies would provide the best scope in identifying the key reactions and effects of managers to emergence of the sharing economy. The results demonstrate that a majority of the participants have re-considered their operational strategy, with many moving into niche areas of their industry to deliver value that cannot be matched by sharing platforms. Resource allocation and worker conditions have also adjusted to better suit the dynamics of a market environment that has been influenced by the sharing economy. A number of issues in adaptation to the sharing economy have also been unearthed. Regulatory disputes and market suitability to sharing processes have been the major causes for concern, but through collaboration with a variety of stakeholders, those who have adjusted have found success in creating what they indicate are prosperous environments. Some incumbents have been unyielding as their industry experiences disruption from the sharing economy, and the results of this thesis demonstrate that this is done at their own detriment. Incumbent firms must be wary of the growing levels of sophistication of sharing platforms and whether their adaptions thus far are sustainable in the long term.</p>

Research on the Methods and Key Techniques of Web Archive Oriented Social Media Information Collection

Social media information collection and preservation is a hot issue in the field of Web Archive. This paper makes a comparative analysis of the different social media information collection methods, deeply analyzes the key techniques of the three important parts-collection, evaluation and preservation in the information collection process, and provides the solutions for the problems in the key techniques. Through analysis, the collection method suitable for the social media information is found. In terms of the problem that social websites impose restrictions on the call frequency of API, the paper provides solutions, for example, use the multiplexing mechanism, use the naive Bayesian algorithm to solve the spam filtering problem, and use MongoDB Dbased distributed storage to store collected massive data.

Pengaruh Kepercayaan Dan Komitmen Terhadap Loyalitas Nasabah Koperasi Pada Masa Pandemi Covid-19

Customer loyalty is a sense of loyalty that customers have to always use the products offered by the cooperative. If customers are loyal to the company, they will not consider using the financial organization's existing products. Furthermore, one of the elements that influence loyalty is trust and commitment. The formulation of the problem here is how the impact of trust and commitment on client loyalty either to some extent or at the same time. The purpose of this study is to determine how the impact of trust and commitment on customer loyalty either partially or simultaneously. This exploration is directed at KSP Amertha Nadi Jaya Klungkung. The number of samples taken is 87 respondents. Information collection methods are observation, interview, documentation, writing and polling. While the technical procedures of data analysis are validity, reliability, classical assumption test, multiple linear regression analysis, multiple correlation, t test (t test), determination, and f test (f test). The results of this study indicate that there is a positive and large influence between trust and commitment to customer loyalty at KSP Amertha Nadi Jaya Klungkung, which implies that the better trust and commitment, the higher customer loyalty to KSP Amertha Nadi Jaya Klungkung.