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Structural-Functional Model of Designing and Applying
Interactive Cartographic Guides in the Professional Training of
Geography Teachers
Ibrohim Erali o‘g‘li Turdaliyev1,
Botirjon Mirzamahmudovich Abdurahmonov2
1 Researcher, Department of Geography, Ecology and Climate
Change, Namangan State University, Namangan, Uzbekistan
2. PhD, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of
Geography, Ecology and Climate Change, Namangan State
University, Namangan, Uzbekistan.
Corresponding author: Botirjon Mirzamahmudovich Abdurahmonov,
PhD, Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Geography,
Ecology and Climate Change, Namangan State University, Namangan,
Uzbekistan. e-mail:
info@namdu.uz
Abstract:
This study conceptualizes and evaluates a structural-functional
model designed to integrate interactive cartographic guides into
the higher professional education of geography teachers.
Accelerated digitalization and advances in Geographic
Information Systems (GIS) demand a transition from static visual
aids to dynamic, multi-layered geoinformation systems. The
proposed model unifies five interconnected structural blocks:
Theoretical-Methodological, Technical-Technological,
Procedural-Methodological, Practical-Empirical, and
Monitoring-Diagnostic. Through methodological approaches
including competency-based, constructivist, systems, and
activity-based learning, the framework establishes a dynamic
feedback loop that continuously enhances students'
digital-geoinformation and professional-pedagogical
competencies. Empirical validation demonstrates that structured
utilization of web-based interactive maps (such as Leaflet.js
and Web-GIS architectures) reduces routine map searching time by
40–50%, significantly boosting spatial-logical thinking and
independent research skills. This framework provides a scalable
pedagogical ecosystem for modernizing geography teacher
education in accordance with international digital education
standards.
[Turdaliyev I.E.,
Abdurahmonov B.M. Structural-Functional Model of Designing and
Applying Interactive Cartographic Guides in the Professional
Training of Geography Teachers.
[Ibrohim Erali o‘g‘li Turdaliyev,
Botirjon Mirzamahmudovich Abdurahmonov.
Structural-Functional Model of Designing and Applying
Interactive Cartographic Guides in the Professional Training of
Geography Teachers.
Researcher
2026;18(11):1-4].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj181126.01
Keywords:
Interactive cartographic guides; Structural-functional model;
Geography teacher training; Web-GIS; Geoinformation competence;
Didactic cartography; Higher geography education.
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STUDY ON RUMEN
AND RETICULUM FOREIGN BODY IN CATTLE SLAGHUTERED AT NEGELLE ARSI
MUNICIPAL ABATTIOR
DVM THESIS (Since
2021)
1. Author: MOHAMMED
HARUN
Affliation:Student
at Fucalty of Veterinary medicine,Hawasa University, Ethiopia
2.Correspinding
Author: HISSA DINGETA (Email: hisadingeta2022@gmail.com)
Affliation : Gaba
Dafino Municipal Slaughter House Meat inispector,Kondala Woreda
Agriculture office, West Wollega Zone, Oromia Regional State
Western Ethiopia
3. ABE RETA
Affliation: Modjo
Municipal Abattor Meat inispector,East Shoa Zone Oromia Regional
State.
AUGUST, 2021
HAWASSA, ETHIOPIA
HAWASSA UNIVERESITY
FACULTY OF
VETERINARY MEDICINE
Study on Rumen And
Reticulum Foreign Body In Cattle Slaghutered At Negelle Arsi
Municipal Abattior
Thesis Submitted to
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Hawassa University, in Partial
fulfillment of the requirements of the degree of doctor of
veterinary medicine (DVM)
DVM Thesis
By: Mohammed Harun
Author : Mohammed
Harun, Hissa Dingeta, Abe Reta
Abstract:
A
cross-sectional study was conducted from March 2021 to August,
2021 in Negelle Arsi town at Negelle Arsi municipal abattoir to
determine the prevalence of rumen and reticulum foreign bodies,
identify types of foreign bodies and associated risk factors for
the occurrences of foreign bodies. Study animals were selected
by using systematic random sampling method from the total
slaughtered animals. Out of the total 395 cattle examined, 40
(10.12%) were found positive for the occurrence of indigestible
foreign bodies in rumen and reticulum.
Out of 40 positive cases of
foreign body, 36 (9.11%) were occurred in rumen and 4 (1.01%) in
reticulum. The types of foreign bodies detected were
leathers (2.5%), clothes (50%), wires (10%) and ropes (12.5%).
Among the considered risk factors,
body condition score of animals found highly significantly
associated (p<0.05) with the occurrence of foreign bodies. The
finding of foreign bodies was lower in cross breed cattle 5
(1.27%) than that of the local breeds i.e., 35 (8.86%) but the
difference was not statistically significant (p=0.797)
To avoid the risk of ingesting indigestible materials in
animals awareness creation activities must be implemented among
livestock owners seems to be necessary. This could also help for
the reduction of environmental pollution involving proper waste
management practices eventually reducing the
chance of animals ingesting foreign bodies.
[MOHAMMED HARUN.
STUDY ON
RUMEN AND RETICULUM FOREIGN BODY IN CATTLE SLAGHUTERED AT
NEGELLE ARSI MUNICIPAL ABATTIOR.
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Keywords:
abattoir; body condition score; foreign bodies; prevalence;
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Ecocritical Prospective in Poetry
Bhupinder Kaur
W.no 10,H.no 327, Gurdiyal Singh colony, Indri Karnal-132041
(Haryana)
Email-jagnoor9253471593.JS@gmail.com
Abstract: Ecocriticism has been a
significant field of study since the last decade of the
twentieth century. The chief focus of ecocriticism is the
relationship man shares with nature. With the increasing crisis
in ecology, it becomes important to study human-nature
relationships more closely. It is known to all that the
nineteenth century English romantic poets gave utmost importance
on nature and have explored various shades of nature in their
poetry. Among the nineteenth century romantics, William
Wordsworth has explored nature in a more interesting way and has
considered it as a separate entity. This paper is an attempt to
study a few selected poems of William Wordsworth from an
ecocritical perspective. A green literary text or an eco-poem is
the wisdom of understanding human through nature. Green
discourse is the need of the hour. Environmental chaos has given
birth to the reinvention of glorified nature. Its purpose is to
bring human beings from their insensitiveness towards nature. As
a critical stance, it has one foot in literature and the other
on land; as a theoretical discourse it negotiates between human
and non-human. It aims to explore the environmental dimensions
of literature. Although literature has dealt with environmental
concerns since antiquity, it has never been has explored with
such urgency as it is done today. The paper seeks to explore
select poems in Indian English literature from an eco-critical
perspective. Although there has been many poems in Indian
English literature which deals explicitly with the nature, the
attitude towards nature in those poems were that of pastoral
impulse, an aesthetic appreciation of nature or a philosophical
and mystical attitude towards nature. This paper makes an
eco-critical analysis of select Indian English poems to give
vent to eco terrorism and the general deterioration of the
earth’s environment.
[Bhupinder Kaur. Ecocritical Prospective in Poetry.
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ecocriticism; ecology; romantic poetry;
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Future Projections of Monsoon-Dependent Commodity Markets in
India : As “Heavy Rains & Floods Era” Looming Over the India
Gangadhar
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No.5-30-4/1, Saibabanagar, Jeedimetla, Hyderabad - 500 055,
Telangana, India.
Email: gangadhar19582058@gmail.com
Abstract:
This is a matter of profound national urgency that must be
brought immediately to the attention of the Indian governments,
scientific institutions, administrative authorities, engineers,
officers, farmers, and every citizen of the nation.. According
to the Indian Monsoon Time Scale, India is now entering the
“Heavy Rains and Floods Era,” a crucial climatic phase that has
already begun to intensify and may reach catastrophic extremes
around the year 2045 before slowly weakening by 2060. Beyond
that point, from 2060 onward, the country may descend into a
prolonged age of droughts and famines extending deep into the
2100s.
As a result, rainfall patterns are already becoming increasingly
severe and unstable across India. In the years ahead, there will
be good rainfall in India along with devastating floods and
extreme rainfall events may destroy countless human lives,
homes, crops, ecosystems, and livelihoods, leaving behind
immeasurable suffering and irreversible national loss. Heavy
rains and floods may occur in some years, leading to immense
loss of human lives, homes, crops, and livelihoods.
However, this does not mean that
heavy rains and floods occur in all years. There are more good
rainfall years and fewer drought years. That is to say, in some
years, in some regions, deficient rainfall or drought conditions
may also occur.This paper
presents future projections of monsoon-dependent commodity
markets, examining water availability, flood-related disasters,
risk assessments, survival strategies, and long-term planning
frameworks needed for humanity’s struggle against the coming
climatic tragedies that lie ahead in India.
Today, after sacrificing my life in
the pursuit of science—as reflected in the brief biography and
supporting records attached at the end—time slowly carried me
toward a silent and tragic end. Casteism, untouchability,
discrimination, neglect, poverty, and isolation pushed me into
unbearable suffering and silent abandonment. I was cast aside,
left unseen, unheard, and forgotten, thrown out into the worlds
of no return. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, reduced LV
compliance, and ventricular premature contractions are gradually
destroying my body. I do not know how long I will live or when
death will come. I may leave this world suddenly and silently,
disappearing into darkness unknown to the world.
And so, I leave this final
appeal to the scientific community of the future: if humanity
someday acquires the power to recreate or revive the minds lost
to time, remember me—and remember all those who sacrificed their
lives for science and human progress. Bring us back, so that we
may witness your triumphs, stand beside your achievements, and
finally see fulfilled the dreams we were never permitted to
complete.
[Gangadhar.
Future Projections of Monsoon-Dependent Commodity Markets in
India : As “Heavy Rains & Floods Era” Looming Over the India.
Researcher
2026;18(11):18-86].
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Keywords:
Ecological Forecasting Time Scales (1965-70); A New Model of
Cosmology (1970-80); Basics of Geoscope (1980-87); Basics of
Monsoon Time Scales (1987-91); Astro-Climatic Numerical Periodic
Tables (1991-2000); Designs of Geoscope (2000-2015); Designs of
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