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    Desarrollo de Metodología de Validación de APPS basada en el Modelo de Aceptación Tecnológica (TAM): Caso de estudio “BODYUC”.
    (Universidad Católica de Cuenca., 2024) Campoverde Calle, Mauricio Sebastián; Sañay Sañay , Segundo Isael; 0107291858
    In the current era, thousands of applications are being launched into technological markets every day and made available to large spectrums of people, triggering competition for their development. However, the importance of ensuring the successful adoption of these applications is often underestimated. This has sparked curiosity in understanding the reasons that affect the acceptance of apps. Therefore, this study focused on analyzing the variables that influence the adoption of various applications by creating a new Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) to evaluate its relationship with the acceptance of the BodyUC mobile application, developed in the XR-LAB laboratory of the CIITT at UCACUE. Data collection was carried out through a hybrid or mixed approach using a questionnaire validated by experts, administered to 8 dental students from the University. The results reveal that the methodology proposed by the research is entirely reliable for its application in validating other applications.
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    Propuesta de una infraestructura de datos espaciales para la Universidad Católica de Cuenca
    (Universidad Católica de Cuenca., 2024) Carmona Chica, Bryam Sebastian; Trujillo Ordoñez, Erika Fernanda; Cobos, Sandra; 0104948203; 1105657512
    This project proposes the creation of a Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) at the Catholic University of Cuenca to improve the management, access, and use of Geographic Information (GI) in teaching, research, and linkage with society. A qualitative and technological methodological approach is used, supported by an exhaustive literature review, to establish a solid legal basis that functions as a central axis for the distribution and access to geodata. The development of the geoportal, as a vital tool for access, visualization, and analysis of spatial data, was conducted through the application of the SCRUM methodology, selected for its ability to facilitate rapid adaptation to changes and ensure efficient delivery of the application. This infrastructure aims to promote collaboration, accessibility, and updating of geoinformation to reflect current territorial needs and guidelines for effective integration of the University in global geospatial information management efforts. Updating of legal regulations, implementing training programs for users and administrators, and periodic evaluations of the UCACUE Project Catalog are essential to maintaining the relevance and effectiveness of the SDI. This approach will ensure efficient GI management and strengthen the necessary infrastructure for scientific and technological advancement. The adoption of international standards and policies for data interoperability and accessibility and the creation of geospatial web services are fundamental to fostering an environment of innovation and collaboration within the University, establishing an important precedent in managing and disseminating geographic information in academia.
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    Desarrollo de web mapping consumible para la red de investigación y observatorios Universidad Católica de Cuenca
    (Universidad Católica de Cuenca., 2024) Lozada Castro, Gustavo Alexánder; Álvarez Llamoza, Orlando; 0107180341; Orlando
    The Research and Observatory Network of the Catholic University of Cuenca (RIOUC, by its Spanish acronym) is dedicated to research in order to systematically collect, organize, process, and evaluate information on various study phenomena. Optimal management of this information is impeded by the lack of a comprehensive platform to maximize the resources stored in its databases. A web system with Web Mapping functionalities that simplify access and efficient data visualization is proposed to address this challenge. This project aims to enhance the efficiency and productivity of the research and analysis processes carried out at the university level. Implementing Web Mapping tools will enable detailed visualization of observatory projects, providing a geospatial perspective to facilitate informed decision-making. The initiative focuses on solving the current challenge and also foresees substantial improvements in implementing scientific and academic projects through more effective information management.
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    Almacenamiento de videojuegos en la big data
    (Universidad Católica de Cuenca., 2024) Cisneros Quezada, Christian Sebastian; Cabrera Silva, Tatiana; 0-150956233
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    Correlación espacial de índice de vegetación de diferencia normalizada (NDVI) entre plataformas satelitales y vehículos aéreos no tripulados (UAV), en los agroecosistemas de cuatro cuencas de los altos Andes del macizo del Cajas.
    (Universidad Católica de Cuenca., 2023) Leta Morocho, Pablo Vinicio; Quevedo Sacoto , Andrés Sebastián; 0107147274
    This research was conducted in four watersheds in the High Andes of the Cajas Massif in Azuay, Ecuador, a region known for its lagoons, wetlands, and rich biodiversity. The uniqueness of this environment makes it a critical area for vegetation cover analysis. The objective was to compare the Normalized Difference Vegetation Indices (NDVI) obtained from satellite imagery and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) on twelve routes within the study area. For this comparison, the bilinear resampling method was applied to adjust the spatial resolution of the images. Subsequently, Shannon entropy was used to evaluate the UAV and Sentinel-2 image data quality. The correlation between NDVI was analyzed using Spearman's method. The results indicate that UAV imagery provides more information on NDVI. A significant and positive correlation was observed using Spearman's method. However, negative correlations were also identified, which are attributed to the temporal variability of the vegetation during image capture. The thesis is organized into four chapters, including an introduction to the problem, a theoretical framework, methodology, presentation of results, and recommendations.