Scientific Papers of Silesian University of Technology Organization and Management Series,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
2023(180)
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Purpose:The
study
presents
and
discusses
the
results
of
a
survey,
primary
objective
which
was
Generation
Z
representatives'
perception
impact
destabilizing
factors,
such
as
COVID-19,
Ukraine-Russia
war
energy
crisis
on
access
to
or
quality
technologies,
goods
services.Design/methodology/approach:
The
survey
carried
out
in
2022/23
using
CAWI
technique
involved
sample
631
students
from
Warsaw
universities,
representatives.Findings:
respondents
noticed
restrictions
resulting
multi-crisis
conditions
expressed
concerns
about
crises
infrastructure
and,
consequence,
lack
restricted
services
decline
their
quality.The
findings
indicate
gradation
assessing
potential
losses.Respondents
rated
probability
losses
pandemic
significant,
even
higher
for
war.Research
limitations/implications:
at
specific
moment
time
under
conditions.The
limited
well,
covering
exclusively
representatives
academia.Practical
implications:
assessment
multiple
individuals
communities
is
needed
address
issue
supply
energy,
technology,
products
services.The
may
be
used
by
policymakers
cater
needs
who
are
most
vulnerable
case
conditions.Social
It
crucial
understand
that
have
direct
infrastructure,
accessibility
services.These
losses,
turn,
influence
comfort
life
communities.Originality/value:
This
first
analyses
factors
compares
them
against
result
flow
time.The
research
assesses
significance
pandemic,
Ukraine
crisis,
perceived
respondents.
International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM ...,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24, P. 211 - 220
Published: Nov. 15, 2024
The
article
describes
the
approaches
to
development
of
an
effective
regulatory
mechanism
manage
carbon
intensity
Russian
resource-intensive
industries.
authors
focus
their
attention
on
ferrous
metallurgy
industry
as
top
emitter
greenhouse
gases
(GHG)
and
second-largest
consumer
energy
among
industrial
sectors.
Resource
consumption
wise
this
sector
is
well-studies
regulated
by
Best
Available
Techniques
(BAT).
Establishing
interrelation
between
indicators
resource
metrics,
well
operating
costs
per
unit
consumed
resource,
forms
basis
for
developing
a
comparative
analysis
(benchmarking)
system.
This
system
relies
specialised
outlined
in
Reference
Documents
(BREF).
suggest
using
BAT
concept
devising
approach
ascertain
acceptable
level
gas
emissions
incentivise
modernisation
through
industry-specific
indicative
parameters
sector.
Such
are
substantiated
Federation.
evaluates
anticipated
economic
impact
both
government
stemming
from
adoption
proposed
regulating
practical
implementation
methodology
poised
mitigate
financial
burdens
associated
with
introduction
Carbon
Border
Adjustment
Mechanisms
(CBAM)
around
various
economies.
Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(24), P. 6074 - 6074
Published: Dec. 12, 2024
This
article
introduces
a
novel
approach
for
assessing
microstructure,
particularly
its
degradation
after
extended
operation.
The
authors
focus
on
creep
processes
in
power
plant
components,
highlighting
the
importance
of
diagnostics
this
field.
emphasizes
value
combining
traditional
microstructure
observation
techniques
with
image
analysis.
A
non-destructive
method
evaluating
parameters
(matrix
replicas)
is
presented,
and
accuracy
evaluated
against
conventional
destructive
method.
assessment
utilizes
quantitative
data
derived
from
classical
stereological
principles
Parameters
like
mean
chord
length,
relative
surface
area,
cross-sectional
equivalent
diameter
are
compared
replica
metallographic
specimens.
results
show
that
accurately
reproduces
microstructure.
In
their
conclusions,
highlight
developing
visual
methods
alongside
application
artificial
intelligence
while
indicating
challenges
achieving
goal.
Scientific Papers of Silesian University of Technology Organization and Management Series,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
2023(180)
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Purpose:The
study
presents
and
discusses
the
results
of
a
survey,
primary
objective
which
was
Generation
Z
representatives'
perception
impact
destabilizing
factors,
such
as
COVID-19,
Ukraine-Russia
war
energy
crisis
on
access
to
or
quality
technologies,
goods
services.Design/methodology/approach:
The
survey
carried
out
in
2022/23
using
CAWI
technique
involved
sample
631
students
from
Warsaw
universities,
representatives.Findings:
respondents
noticed
restrictions
resulting
multi-crisis
conditions
expressed
concerns
about
crises
infrastructure
and,
consequence,
lack
restricted
services
decline
their
quality.The
findings
indicate
gradation
assessing
potential
losses.Respondents
rated
probability
losses
pandemic
significant,
even
higher
for
war.Research
limitations/implications:
at
specific
moment
time
under
conditions.The
limited
well,
covering
exclusively
representatives
academia.Practical
implications:
assessment
multiple
individuals
communities
is
needed
address
issue
supply
energy,
technology,
products
services.The
may
be
used
by
policymakers
cater
needs
who
are
most
vulnerable
case
conditions.Social
It
crucial
understand
that
have
direct
infrastructure,
accessibility
services.These
losses,
turn,
influence
comfort
life
communities.Originality/value:
This
first
analyses
factors
compares
them
against
result
flow
time.The
research
assesses
significance
pandemic,
Ukraine
crisis,
perceived
respondents.
