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    Fauna of euglossina (Hymenoptera: Apidae) from southwestern Amazonia, Acre, Brazil

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    Male orchid bees were collected between December 2005 and September 2006 in 11 forest areas of different sizes in the region of Rio Branco, Acre, Southwestern Amazonia, Brazil. The bees were attracted by 6 aromatic compounds and collected by insect nets and scent baited traps. A total of 3,675 males of Euglossina in 4 genera and 36 species were collected. Eulaema cingulata (Fabricius) was the most common (24.6%), followed by Eulaema meriana (Olivier) (14.6%), Euglossa amazonica Dressler (10.5%), Eulaema nigrita Lepeletier (10.5%) and Eulaema pseudocingulata (Oliveira) (7.2%). Cineole was the scent that attracted the greatest number of individuals (23.8%) and methyl salicylate the greatest number of species (28) for both methods of sampling. Thirty one bees of 9 species with pollinar orchid attached to their bodies were collected. The accumulative number of species stabilized after the 48th collection. Few species were abundant; the great majority were represented by less than 50 bees. The lack of standardized sample protocols limited very much the conclusions derived from comparisons among the majority of studies on Euglossina assemblages. However, the results presented here suggest that the State of Acre is very rich in those bees compared to other regions.Machos de abelhas Euglossina foram coletados entre dezembro de 2005 e setembro de 2006 em 11 ĂĄreas florestais de diferentes tamanhos na regiĂŁo de Rio Branco, Acre, AmazĂŽnia Sul-Ocidental. As abelhas foram atraĂ­das por 6 substĂąncias odorĂ­feras e coletadas com rede entomolĂłgica e armadilhas. Um total de 3.675 machos de Euglossina pertencentes a 4 gĂȘneros e 36 espĂ©cies foi coletado. Eulaema cingulata (Fabricius) foi a espĂ©cie mais comum (24,6%), seguida por Eulaema meriana (Olivier) (14,6%), Euglossa amazonica Dressler (10,5%), Eulaema nigrita Lepeletier (10,5%) e Eulaema pseudocingulata (Oliveira) (7,2%). Cineol foi a substĂąncia que atraiu maior nĂșmero de indivĂ­duos (23,8%) e metil salicilato o maior nĂșmero de espĂ©cies (28) para ambos os mĂ©todos de coleta. Foram coletados 31 indivĂ­duos pertencentes a 9 espĂ©cies portando polinĂĄrios. O nĂșmero acumulado de espĂ©cies coletadas na regiĂŁo estabilizou a partir da 48ÂȘ coleta. Poucas espĂ©cies foram abundantes, a maioria representada por menos que 50 indivĂ­duos. A falta de um protocolo amostral padronizado tem limitado comparaçÔes entre trabalhos realizados em diferentes regiĂ”es. Contudo, os resultados aqui apresentados indicam que o Acre apresenta elevada riqueza dessas abelhas

    Human Tracking by IP PTZ Camera Control in the Context of Video Surveillance

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    Fuzzy Feature-Based Upper Body Tracking with IP PTZ Camera Control

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    Collector probe analysis of tungsten transport to the far-SOL from the DIII-D SAS-VW divertor experiment

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    Experimental results from the 2022 tungsten (W)-coated Small Angle Slot (SAS-VW) divertor campaign at DIII-D coupled with interpretive 3DLIM modelling show opposing trends for core impurity content when compared to impurity deposition on far-Scrape Off Layer (SOL) Collector Probes (CPs) with increasing main ion density. SAS-VW is a closed, W-coated divertor designed to more easily facilitate divertor detachment while reducing impurity leakage. An experiment performed a series of upper-single-null L-mode discharges in each toroidal magnetic field (BT) direction, with increasing main ion density (line-averaged density = 3.15–4.35e19 m−3) that approaches and slightly exceeds the divertor detachment threshold. The results indicate: a) increased radial W transport with decreasing peak Te,tLP; and b) negligible change in W content in the far-SOL at the outer mid-plane with the onset of divertor detachment.Preliminary W deposition measurements using double-sided, graphite CPs inserted at the Midplane Materials Evaluation System (MiMES) reveal a 75% decrease over the density scan when operating in the unfavorable (ion B×∇B out of the divertor) BT direction. In contrast, soft X-ray (SXR) radiation from the same discharges is used as a proxy for W core contamination, showing core W content that increases by 77% with increasing line-averaged density. Similar L-mode discharges conducted in the favorable BT direction result in significantly less deposition on CPs.Using an interpretive modeling workflow following Zamperini 2022 [1] for assessing the transport of W sputtered from the SAS-VW divertor, the analysis suggests that W migration to the main chamber surfaces during the campaign may also contribute to far-SOL deposition
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