Prepare to be inspired by the 2nd issue of MINAR Journal, where we present cutting-edge research and developments in applied sciences and technology.
We are delighted to announce the release of the 2nd issue of MINAR journal, dedicated to applied sciences and technology. Within this edition, we present a selection of cutting-edge articles that we believe will captivate and enlighten our esteemed readers.
In the first article, "Estimating Fuzzy Hazard Rate of Three Parameters Weibull Distribution," Shrook.A.S.AL-SABBAH, Ali Mithe HAFEDH, and Adham Mohammed SAHIB delve into the intricate world of statistical analysis and fuzzy hazard rates, focusing on the three parameters Weibull distribution.
Shifting our focus to environmental studies, Israa Jameel MUHSIN, Mustafa Jabbar KADHIM, H.W.ABDULWADOOD, and Maysam Qasim KAITTAN present "South Iraq Marshes Monitoring Using Satellite Images and Remote Sensing Applications." This article explores the utilization of satellite imagery and remote sensing techniques to monitor the vital marshlands in South Iraq.
Education takes center stage in the final article, "The Effect of the Mixed Education Strategy on the Achievement of Biology Subject for Fifth-Class Students," written by Qusay Qasim Chaied Al-REKABY. The study investigates the impact of a mixed education strategy on the academic achievement of fifth-class students in the subject of biology.
We believe that this issue's collection of diverse and groundbreaking research will enrich the scientific community and inspire further exploration in the fields of applied sciences and technology. We hope our readers will find these published articles as informative and enlightening as we did during their evaluation and selection.
As we celebrate the publication of this 2nd issue, we invite everyone to explore the valuable contributions made by our authors, and we look forward to future editions that will continue to advance knowledge and innovation in the scientific realm.
Stay tuned for more exciting developments and groundbreaking research in upcoming editions of MINAR journal. Happy reading!