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- El palacio de los Pinelo: Imagen y patrimonio. Pedro Barrero Ortega & Antonio Gámiz Gordo. Sevilla, HUM 976. Expregráfica / Universidad de Sevilla, 2025. ISBN 978-84-09-77632-0. 72 páginas. Por José Mª Gentil Baldrich. Universidad de Sevilla
- British Travellers in Seville & their Drawings, 1715–1854. Martin Paul Sorowka, 2025. CEEH, ARTES and the Instituto CeánBermúdez. 496 páginas. ISBN: 978-84-18760-53-2. Por Antonio Gámiz Gordo. Universidad de Sevilla
- Arte público urbano y calidad de vida Juan Manuel Ros García (coord.) Universidad San Pablo-CEU, Madrid, 2024. Madrid: Conarquitectura ediciones ISBN: 978-84-128057-3-4. http://hdl.handle.net/10637/15933 Por Rocío Santo-Tomás Muro. Universidad San Pablo-CEU
Reseñas de tesis:
- El patrimonio documental gráfico de Itálica: un modelo semántico para su descripción mediante CIDOC-CRM. Fecha de defensa: 5 de septiembre de 2025. Universidad de Sevilla. Autora: Elena González Gracia. Directores: Francisco Pinto Puerto y Patricia Wanderley Ferreira Lopes. Tesis con mención internacional calificada sobresaliente cum laude. Por Manuel Castellano Román. Universidad de Sevilla
- Representación gráfica militar del territorio. El Servicio Geográfico del Ejército español y la Comisión n.º 8 de La Coruña Fraga López, Francisco Javier. José Antonio Franco Taboada (Director). María Inés Pernas Alonso (Codirectora). Universidade da Coruña. Fecha de defensa: 18 de julio de 2024. Tribunal: María Pilar Luisa Chías. Navarro, Presidenta; Antonio S. Río Vázquez, Secretario; Enrique Solana Suárez, Vocal; Programa de doctorado en Arquitectura y Urbanismo. Departamento de Expresión Gráfica Arquitectónica. Calificación: Sobresaliente cum laude Texto completo: DIALNET HANDLE:https://hdl.handle.net/2183/38729RUC. Repositorio da Universidade da Coruña. Por José Antonio Franco Taboada, Universidade da Coruña
- La construcción del revestimiento en la obra de Álvaro Siza: la línea como materia, la geometría como construcción: análisis pormenorizado de dos de sus proyectos .Seoane González, José Carlos. José Antonio Franco Taboada (Director). Universidade da Coruña. Fecha de defensa: 30 de junio de 2023. Tribunal: María Pilar Luisa Chías Navarro, Presidenta; Carlos Quintáns Eiras, Secretario; Enrique Solana Suárez, Vocal; Programa de doctorado en Arquitectura y Urbanismo. Departamento de Expresión GráficaArquitectónica. Calificación: Sobresaliente cum laude. Texto completo: Teseo:818362 DIALNET HANDLE:https://hdl.handle.net/2183/33496 RUC. Repositorio da Universidade da Coruña. Por José Antonio Franco Taboada, Universidade da Coruña
Reseñas de exposiciones:
- Las Ferias del Campo. Paisajes y arquitecturas modernas en la Casa de Campo. Por José de Coca Leicher, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. https://www.fundacionico.es/exposicion-actual
- Exposición “La València de Francisco Mora. Arquitecto y urbanista. 1875-1961”. Por Irene de la Torre Fornés, Universitat Politècnica de València
- Exposición Madrid metrópoli. El sueño de Antonio Palacios Centro cultural CentroCentro. Palacio de Cibeles. Madrid Abril-julio 2025. Por Jesús García Herrero, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Reseña de congreso:
- XVII Congreso Internacional de Expresión Gráfica aplicada a la Edificación APEGA 2025. Por Josefa Ros Torres, Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena
Obituario
- Javier Alau Massa (Madrid 1947-2025), arquitecto, profesor, defensor del patrimonio. Por Javier García-Gutiérrez Mosteiro, Universidad Politécnica de Madri
Microplásticos en SUDS maduros: evaluación del almacenamiento en suelo y su vínculo con plásticos de mayor tamaño
Full text linkUrban runoff is recognized as a significant source of microplastic (MP) pollution, posing serious environmental threats. This study analyzes the presence of MPs and macroplastics (MAPs) in two vegetated swales in Xàtiva, Spain, constructed over a decade ago. Sampling was conducted in three sections of each swale to evaluate MP retention in the soil. A total of 3500 MPs and 1200 MAPs were identified, with an average concentration of 150 MPs per kg of soil, demonstrating variability among sampling points. The results indicate that the presence of MPs correlates with the quantity of MAPs, suggesting that Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS) can effectively retain plastics of varying sizes. The conclusions indicate that SUDS are effective in the accumulation of MPs and MAPs, underscoring the relevance of this retention for managing plastic pollution in urban environments.El presente trabajo analiza la acumulación de microplásticos (MPs) en Sistemas Urbanos de Drenaje Sostenible (SUDS) maduros en Xàtiva, Valencia, con el objetivo de evaluar su capacidad de retención en el suelo y su relación con plásticos de mayor tamaño (MAPs). Se realizaron muestreos en tres secciones de dos cunetas vegetadas, donde se identificaron un total de 3500 MPs y 1200 MAPs, evidenciando una concentración media de 150 MPs por kg de suelo. Se observaron variaciones en la concentración de MPs entre los puntos de muestreo, indicando un rango de 120 a 185 MPs por kg. Esta variabilidad se relaciona con la presencia de MAPs, sugiriendo que los SUDS son efectivos en la retención de plásticos de diferentes tamaños. Las conclusiones indican que los SUDS son efectivos en la acumulación de MPs y MAPs, subrayando la relevancia de esta retención para la gestión de la contaminación plástica en entornos urbanos
Exploring industry 4.0 technologies for sustainable development goals: a systematic literature review
Full text linkIn recent years, Industry 4.0 (I4.0) has emerged as a most significant concept in global manufacturing. Empirical research in the field of I4.0 or Smart Manufacturing (SM) is dominating continuously with great emphasis on conceptual models and case studies. Literature reviews of I4.0 or SM are less portrayed as compared to other manufacturing theories. In the present study, a categorized review of the published literature on I4.0 and SM is lucubrated and precisely visualized. The study examines the research trends in Industry 4.0 (I4.0) from 2011 to 2022, focusing on various parameters like definitions, research methods, journals, and authors to support sustainable development. It analyzed 121 articles, categorizing them by enablers, barriers, and sustainability aspects of I4.0. China, the USA, India, and Germany lead in publishing on I4.0. While conceptual models dominate, there’s a growing focus on case studies and mathematical modeling. The study highlights challenges small industries face in adopting I4.0 due to resource constraints and emphasizes the need for government and expert support. It also shows that integrating Lean and Six Sigma with I4.0 can improve efficiency. However, the research lacks clarity on I4.0’s long-term impacts, and few studies explore non-manufacturing sectors. The study concludes by identifying opportunities for further research, particularly in mathematical modeling, supply chain management, and linking sustainability with I4.0 technologies
Reconstrucción del proyecto de S. Margherita de 1685 tal y como fue diseñado por Agostino Barelli
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This study presents a structured methodology for the hypothetical digital 3D reconstruction of unbuilt or demolishedbuildings.
The critical digital model (CDM) of the lost church of S. Margherita in Bologna designed by Agostino Barelli in 1685 was built.
The reconstructive methodology is exhaustive, easily reproducible and transparent, and the 3D model is built and published in a way that is interoperableand accessible.
Abstract:
This paper presents a structured three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction methodology of architectural heritage adopted and implemented in the context of the CoVHer (Computer-based Visualisation of architectural Heritage) Erasmus+ project. The methodology consists of a multi-step process for hypothetically reconstructing never-built or demolished architectural heritage from the past in the form of 3D digital models. This reconstruction methodology was tested over the years with professionals, scholars and laypersons, on several case studies in the context of international workshops, museum exhibitions, VR dissemination, and it was also tested with students at the architectural drawing course at the University of Bologna. This last experimentation was particularly important because fostered us to systematise its steps and make it more easily sharable and applicable while not compromising quality and robustness. The methodological steps that we are going to address and discuss in this paper are: a) data acquisition, b) critical evaluation of historical and architectural sources, c) 2D digital redrawing of graphic material, d) construction of the 3D model, e) visualisation, f) uncertainty assessment and communication, g) documentation, and h) publication with a particular focus on interoperability and accessibility. These steps are explained in detail in order to be applicable to similar case studies and foster reproducibility, comparability, accessibility, transparency, and interoperability of the digital reconstruction. These are the key principles already recommended by the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable), the Seville Principles, and the London Charter, among others. The methodology, despite being tested on various case studies and fields, has been proven to be particularly effective for never-built or demolished architectural heritage with known authors. This paper presents the case study of the reconstruction of the unbuilt Church of S. Margherita in Bologna, designed by Agostino Barelli in 1685. This exemplary case study covers all aspects of our reconstruction methodology.Este artículo presenta una metodología de reconstrucción tridimensional (3D) estructurada del patrimonio arquitectónico, adoptada e implementada en el marco del proyecto Erasmus+ CoVHer (‘Computer-based Visualisation of architectural Heritage’). La metodología consiste en un proceso en múltiples etapas que permite reconstruir hipotéticamente, en forma de modelos digitales 3D, el patrimonio arquitectónico nunca construido o demolido del pasado. Esta metodología de reconstrucción se ha probado a lo largo de los años con profesionales, académicos y el público general en varios estudios de caso en el contexto de talleres internacionales, exposiciones en museos, difusión en realidad virtual (VR), y también con estudiantes del curso de dibujo arquitectónico de la Universidad de Bolonia. Esta última experimentación fue particularmente importante porque nos permitió sistematizar los pasos y hacerlos más fácilmente compartibles y aplicables, sin comprometer la calidad ni la robustez. Los pasos metodológicos que abordaremos y discutiremos en este artículo son: a) adquisición de datos, b) evaluación crítica de fuentes históricas y arquitectónicas, c) redibujado digital 2D del material gráfico, d) construcción del modelo 3D, e) visualización, f) evaluación y comunicación de la incertidumbre, g) documentación, y h) publicación con un enfoque particular en la interoperabilidad y accesibilidad. Estos pasos se explican detalladamente para que sean aplicables a casos de estudio similares y fomenten la reproducibilidad, comparabilidad, accesibilidad, transparencia e interoperabilidad de la reconstrucción digital. Estos son los principios clave recomendados bajo los principios FAIR (encontrables, accesibles, interoperables y reutilizables), los Principios de Sevilla y la Carta de Londres, entre otros. La metodología, aunque ha sido probada en varios estudios de caso y campos, ha demostrado ser particularmente efectiva en patrimonio arquitectónico nunca construido o demolido cuyos autores son conocidos. Este artículo presenta el estudio de caso de la reconstrucción de la Iglesia no construida de Santa Margherita en Bolonia, diseñada por Agostino Barelli en 1685. Este caso de estudio ejemplar abarca todos los aspectos de nuestra metodología de reconstrucción
Mesobiliverdin IXα-enriched microalgal feed supplement promotes beneficial gut microbiota in rabbits
Full text linkStudies were conducted to determine if an antibiotic-free diet supplemented with mesobiliverdin IXα-enriched microalgae extract promotes beneficial gut microbiota in 4- to 6-wk-old New Zealand White rabbits. Mesobiliverdin IXα is a cytoprotective haem-derived bilin with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. Rabbits given supplemented feed had body weight gains, lower serum cytokine IL-6 levels and similar blood chemistry profiles compared to rabbits provided control non-supplemented feed. Microbiota 16s genomic analyses of caecotropes revealed that supplemented feed elicited caecal microbiota relative abundance increases of genera Family_XIII_AD3011 and Papillibacter, Bacteriodes vulgatus and families Lachnospiraceae, Akkermansiaceae and Bacteriodaceae and lower abundance of genera Anaeroplasma, Monoglobus, Tyzerella, Eubacterium ventriosum group and Eubacterium rumenatium group compared to non-supplemented feed. The caecal microbiota profile of rabbits fed supplemented feed resembles that described for rabbits treated with the anti-inflammatory anthocyanin procyanidin B2 and the analgesic meloxicam and shows less resemblance to the previously reported profiles of rabbits provided feed supplemented with antibiotics
Nutritional evaluation of two composite linseed-based ingredients for growing rabbits
Full text linkThe digestible energy and protein content of two novel linseed-based ingredients were measured in growing rabbits: a high-fat extruded linseed meal cooked (ELM) and a mixture (70:30) of high-fat linseed chaff and wheat flour (LCW). Digestible energy (DE, MJ/kg of dry matter - DM) and digestible protein (DP, g/kg DM) values were obtained from regression analysis with three dietary incorporation levels of ELM or LCW: a basal diet (0%) and two diets with 8 or 16% of ELM or LCW, respectively. The regression curves were obtained from data collected in a faecal digestibility trial (n=10 rabbits per diet, 1:1 sex ratio, 42 to 46 d old) fed at two levels of inclusion (80 or 160 g/kg DM) of each ingredient in a basal diet formulated for growing rabbits (substitution method). The regression coefficients for DE (DE=10.4+0.003×ELW) and DP (DP=145.4+0.103×ELW) obtained for the ELM were significant (P<0.001). The estimated DE and DP values for the ELM were: 13.7±0.81 MJ/kg DM and 248.6±11.4 g/kg DM. The regression coefficient for DE (DE=10.4+0.011×LCW) for the LCW was significant (P<0.001), for an estimated DE content of 20.8±0.9 MJ/kg DM. The regression coefficient for DP (DP=145.6+0.011×LCW) for the LCW was not different from zero (P=0.09), giving an estimated DP of 166.9±11.3 g/kg DM. The ELM seems to be an adequate protein source for growing rabbits. The LCW appear to be an interesting composite ingredient. It provides moderate amounts of fibre fractions in addition to energy. Moreover, both ingredients contain high levels of C18:3 omega-3 fatty acids (ELM: 34.5 and LCW: 52.9 g/kg DM). These ingredients should be included up to 10% in feed formula. Based on their characteristics, these novel ingredients may improve the feed quality of growing rabbits
Desarrollo de un robot de bajo costo para aplicaciones agrícolas
Full text linkNowadays, robotics allows us to improve the efficiency of processes and the quality of products. However, the high cost of this type of technology is often inaccessible to small or medium-sized industries, especially in developing countries, such as Peru. In this work, a robot is developed as a low-cost alternative to promote automation in sectors where specialized human resources are insufficient, for example, agroindustry. The design and construction of the mechanical structure of the robot is a combination of additive and conventional manufacturing. The actuator system uses BLDC motors, control card, harmonic reducers, belts and pulleys of low-cost. The kinematic, dynamic, and trajectory planning model of the robot was developed and embedded on a microprocessor card Teensy 4.1. The performance of the robot is evaluated under nominal load in a work environment similar to a real one, validating its performance in precision, repeatability, and production. En general, la robótica ha permitido mejorar la eficiencia de los procesos y la calidad de sus productos. Sin embargo, el alto costo de este tipo de tecnologías muchas veces es inaccesible para las pequeñas y medianas industrias de países en vías de desarrollo, como el Perú. En este trabajo se desarrolla un robot como una alternativa de bajo costo para impulsar la automatización en el sector agroindustrial donde el recurso humano especializado es escaso. El diseño y construcción de la estructura mecánica del robot es una combinación entre manufactura aditiva y convencional. El sistema actuador usa motores BLDC, tarjetas de control, reductores armónicos, fajas y poleas de bajo costo. El modelo cinemático, dinámico y planificación de trayectorias del robot fue desarrollado e implementado de forma embebida en una tarjeta procesadora Teensy 4.1. El desempeño del robot se evalúa bajo carga nominal en un entorno de trabajo similar a uno real, validando su performance en precisión, repetibilidad y producción
Some innovative results for interpolative Kannan type and Reich-Rus-Ćirić type cyclic contractions
Full text linkIn this manuscript, we present innovative findings on the existence and uniqueness of fixed points for cyclic mappings. Our discussion covers results for interpolative Kannan-type cyclic contractions in two cases: when the sum of the interpolative exponents is less than one and when it is greater than one. Additionally, we provide results for interpolative Reich-Rus-Ćirić cyclic contractions specifically for cases where the sum of the interpolative exponents is greater than one. Furthermore, we verify our results with suitable examples. Our results are new and complement some results in the literature
Enriched rational type contractions in quasi-Banach spaces and generalized convex b-metric spaces
Full text linkIn this paper, we define enriched rational type contraction in the setting of quasi-Banach spaces and prove the existence and uniqueness of fixed point of the enriched contraction by using Krasnselskii iteration procedure. Morever, we introduce weak enriched rational type contraction and give some fixed point theorems related to Kirk's iteration method. We also give the notion of generalized convex b-metric space and extend the results for quasi-Banach spaces to the concept of generalized convex b-metric spaces. Moreover some examples to support our results are also given