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Calibration certificate for Kipp & Zonen CMP21 pyranometer, serial number 120894, certificate number 006247120894, 18 January 2012
January, 2012 • Technical note
Kipp & Zonen B.V.
Historical calibration certificate issued by Kipp & Zonen for CMP21 pyranometer serial number 120894. The certificate number is 006247120894. According to records maintained by the depositor, the …
Historical calibration certificate issued by Kipp & Zonen for CMP21 pyranometer serial number 120894. The certificate number is 006247120894. According to records maintained by the depositor, the instrument was subsequently operated at Chilbolton Observatory as part of the Chilbolton Facility for Atmospheric and Radio Research (CFARR). At the time, CFARR was operated by the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) and funded by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC). The certificate was issued on 18 January 2012 and deposited retrospectively in 2026 to support the provenance of observations archived by the Centre for Environmental Data Analysis (CEDA). This record is the first in a chronological series of calibration certificates for Kipp & Zonen CMP21 pyranometer serial number 120894; links to the adjacent calibration records are provided under Related works.
Correlation Between Sex-Ratio And Female Literacy Rate In District Mewat (Haryana)
July, 2026 • Journal article • International Journal of Scientific Research and Technology
Sandeep Kumar1*, Mandeep Singh2, Kiran Bala1
This paper aims to study of the interrelationship between women's literacy and the sex ratio of Mewat district. In the Mewat district, there are Blocks such as Nuh, Firozpur Jhirka, Punhana, Taoru, an…
This paper aims to study of the interrelationship between women's literacy and the sex ratio of Mewat district. In the Mewat district, there are Blocks such as Nuh, Firozpur Jhirka, Punhana, Taoru, and Nagina. Literacy is considered alone of the most important social aspect of any society's development, especially in rural areas. Literacy and education are universally recognized as major components of human development. This paper is an attempt to analyze the correlation between women's literacy and the sex ratio in district Mewat. Literacy affected on migration and sex ratio. In the Mewat district in Haryana and study basis of this analysis with a secondary data survey with the district census data handbook 2011. The knowledge of literacy and sex ratio is essential for understanding the coordination of women in society. In the literacy rate in 2011 is 54.1 percent whereas it was 43.3 percent during the 2001 Census and sex-ratio is of the district which was 899 in 2001 has increased to 907 in 2011. In the district, the literacy rate amongst the Male population which was 61 percent in 2001 has increased to 69.9 percent and in an urban area it is 80.1 percent, and literacy rate has also shown an increase amongst the female population, during 2001 it was 23.7 percent and it reached 36.6 percent during 2011. The literacy rate in rural areas of Mewat district is 51.99 % as per census data in 2011. In 2011, the female literacy rate of Mewat district was the lowest in Haryana state indicating the female illiteracy of the district. Great variations in literacy rates at village levels in the districts have been reported irrespective of gender. In the Mewat district highest literacy rate is 80.96% in and the lowest literacy rate is 7.14% in the district. This study finds out that in this district due to a lack of awareness, education, and transport facilities many of girls leave their schools and colleges. The government should be taken many steps to improve the education and social status of women in the region. The correlation between women's literacy and sex-Ratio is strong negative correlation® = -0.8 is the low volume of relation with literacy and sex ratio.
Literacy Rate, Sex-Ratio, Correlation, Human Development.
This video shows extracts of the training workshop for the analysis of biomarkers in mussels exposed to contaminants of emerging concern (CECs). It focuses particularly on the analysis of micronucleus…
This video shows extracts of the training workshop for the analysis of biomarkers in mussels exposed to contaminants of emerging concern (CECs). It focuses particularly on the analysis of micronucleus and scope-for-growth, whose procedurtes are documented in the video. The workshop was organised and hosted by the Oceanographic Center of Murcia-Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO-CSIC), in San Pedro del Pinatar, Murcia, Spain, from 16th to 19th June 2025.
The dataset was compiled from multiple historical import interception data sources, including UKPHINS, EUROPHYT, and a global insect interception dataset derived from Turner et al. (2021). Source-spec…
The dataset was compiled from multiple historical import interception data sources, including UKPHINS, EUROPHYT, and a global insect interception dataset derived from Turner et al. (2021). Source-specific pest names and detection counts were extracted, cleaned, combined, and summarized at the species level. For each species, the dataset includes the total number of detections across the compiled sources, the sources in which the species was detected, and derived scoring fields for downstream risk analysis.
The Interception Evidence Flag is defined as:
`ever_intercepted = 1 if total_detections > 0; otherwise 0`
This flag indicates whether a pest has appeared at least once in the compiled historical interception datasets.
The Detection Difficulty Score is defined as:
`detection_difficulty_proxy = 1 - log1p(total_detections) / log1p(max_total_detections)`
This score is an interception-derived proxy for detection difficulty. Pests with many historical detections receive lower detection difficulty scores, based on the assumption that repeatedly detected pests may be more readily detected by inspection systems. Pests with fewer detections receive higher scores, suggesting greater potential detection difficulty.
These scores should be interpreted cautiously. Historical interception frequency is influenced by trade volume, inspection effort, commodity targeting, sampling intensity, reporting practices, source coverage, and pest detectability. A low number of detections does not necessarily mean that a pest is difficult to detect, and absence from this dataset does not mean that a pest has never been intercepted.
This dataset is intended as a standardized scoring input for the `rapidRiskAnalysis` R package.
Turner, R. M., Brockerhoff, E. G., Bertelsmeier, C., Blake, R. E., Caton, B., James, A., MacLeod, A., Nahrung, H. F., Pawson, S. M., Plank, M. J., Pureswaran, D. S., Seebens, H., Yamanaka, T., & Liebhold, A. M. (2021). Worldwide border interceptions provide a window into human-mediated global insect movement. Ecological Applications, 31(7), e02412. https://doi.org/10.1002/eap.2412
SHARANGADHARA SAMHITA: A REVIEW OF ITS UNIQUE CONTRIBUTIONS TO AYURVEDIC SCIENCE
July, 2026 • Journal article • World Journal of Pharmacy and Medical Science
Dr. Rajaram Agarwal, Professor (Vd.) Govind Sahaya Shukla
ABSTRACT The Śārṅgadhara Saṁhitā is an integral and practical classical Ayurveda text whose treatise on the pharmaceutical sciences is exceptionally easy to understand. Earlier texts on Ayurveda focus…
ABSTRACT The Śārṅgadhara Saṁhitā is an integral and practical classical Ayurveda text whose treatise on the pharmaceutical sciences is exceptionally easy to understand. Earlier texts on Ayurveda focus on the theoretical aspects of the science and rely heavily on the abstraction of the various concepts. In contrast, this text addresses the preparation, standardization, dosage, and administration of medicines. This text is the first of its kind to have a practical focus and address the administration of medicines. This paper reviews the contributions made by Śārṅgadhara Saṁhitā and presents them in the three sections of the text. The focus was primarily on the unique aspects the text introduced such as the storage and the collection of the medicines, fundamental aspects of the processing of medicines, the determination of the dosage, the analysis of the pulse, the pharmacological actions of the medicines, the Shodhana and the marana, and the detailed procedures of the Panchakarma. The Madhyama Khaṇḍa is the first text to address the techniques of Bhishak and presents the concepts of the various dosage forms such as Swarasa, Kwatha, Phanta, Hima, Kalka, Churna, Vati, Avaleha, Sneha, and Sandhana Kalpanas. The text also addresses the concepts of the stability (of shelf life), the administration, and the measurement of the medicines. The layout and the organization of Śārṅgadhara Saṁhitā makes the text the most cited and referred in the contemporary times by Ayurvedic Scholars, Ayurvedic Research, Ayurvedic Pharmaceutical Science, and Ayurvedic Practice as it focuses on the Standardization, (Good) Manufacturing Practice, and the Scientific advancement in Ayurvedic Pharmaceutical Science.
This deliverable provides an overview of the sequencing and imaging datasets generated within BIOcean5D since completion of D1.3: “Standardized sequencing and imaging data”, subm…
This deliverable provides an overview of the sequencing and imaging datasets generated within BIOcean5D since completion of D1.3: “Standardized sequencing and imaging data”, submitted in November 2025, and produced until end of June 2026. While D1.3 described the protocols, workflows, and initial production status of datasets across WP1 of BIOcean5D, this deliverable particularly reports progress achieved during 2026 regarding sequencing completion, image acquisition and classification, metadata harmonisation, quality control and integration into the BIOcean5D Data Hub.
Landscape and good practices of researcher's career guidance
July, 2026 • Project deliverable
Giniuniene, Jurgita
This deliverable (D3.1) presents t presents a comprehensive analysis of the landscape of researcher career guidance systems and identifies transferable good practices from both higher education instit…
This deliverable (D3.1) presents t presents a comprehensive analysis of the landscape of researcher career guidance systems and identifies transferable good practices from both higher education institutions (HEIs) and non-academic actors
This deliverable is authored by Jurgita Giniuniene from Kaunas University of Technology (KTU), and has been reviewed by Cristina Borrás Sardà and Cristina Bosch Pla from the Agència de Gestió d'Ajuts Universitaris i de Recerca (AGAUR), by Jasper Gielen and Jean-Marie Aerts from KU LEUVEN and by Begoña Miñarro and Sofia Mojica from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB).
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The v1 is submitted to the European Commission, and its approval is still pending.
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