ASRIC Journal of Natural Sciences 2023 v3-i1
ISSN: 2795-3610
EISSN: 2795-3610
ASRIC Journal of Natural Sciences 2023 v3-i1
ASRIC Journal of Natural Sciences 2023 v3-i1
Published: 2023-12-29
Articles
Cybersecurity Resilience Maturity Assessment Tool for Critical National Information Infrastructure
Victor Emmanuel Kulugh*, Uche M. Mbanaso and Gloria Chukwudebe
Cybersecurity resilience maturity assessment of critical national information infrastructure (CNII) is an important process in ensuring that organisations’ capability for resilience are measured and gaps determined vis-à-vis targeted resilience for the purpose of improvements. However, existing solutions do not provide an automated quantitative tool to enable organisation conduct the assessment o
Fencing Lands to Enhanced Climate Change Resilience, promoting Biodiversity Regeneration and Improved Livelihoods of Climate Change in Makueni County
Frank Wesonga*, Francis Keya
Kenya is a food insecure country, weather patterns are drastically changing and people are losing livelihoods and earnings when their lands dry, water for domestic supply lacks and livestock die further frustrating livelihoods of the poor. This paper briefly discusses Fencing of lands as prerequisite to biodiversity protection and faster water retention mechanism, through tree planting, enhancing
Comparative Evaluation of Glycemic index (GI) of some Traditional Dishes consumed in Enugu North Senatorial zone of Enugu State, Nigeria
Umerah Nkemjika Nnedinso*
The study was undertaken to evaluate the glycemic index (GI) of ‘ayarayaoka’, ‘okpa’ and ‘achichca and agbugbu’ a traditional dish consumed in Enugu North Senatorial zone. The recipes were standardized and prepared accordingly. Nutrient compositions of the prepared dishes were determined using standard procedures. A serving portion of each dish containing 50g of available carbohydrate was served
Influence of Rock Mass Properties and Discontinuity with Explosive Charge on Muck-Pile Size Distribution
Adebayo Babatunde*, Ajaka Ebenezer O., Afeni Thomas B., Akinbinu Victor A., Okewale Ismail A., Lawal Abiodun I., Apena Waliu O., Ogunyemi Bidemi O., Amigun John O.
The cost effective technique of generating heap of rock fragments is through blasting operation. The process of achieving optimum muck-pile fragment size distribution is complex and at same time the task of matching crusher’s gape to the appropriate mean fragment size for improved productivity of crusher had constituted a serious concern to mine managers and quarry operators. Therefore, this resea
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