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Improving the efficiency of last mile humanitarian logistics operations during flood disasters in Matara district
(2025-09)This study is focused on improving the efficiency of last mile humanitarian logistics operations during flood situations in Matara district. It is a well-known fact Matara district one of the worst affected districts from ... -
Identification of the challenges and opportunities to the Sri Lanka Army from shifting of the central ammunition depot from Veyangoda to a low-population density region
(2025-09)This research discusses the potential and hurdles that confront the Sri Lanka Army (SLA) while relocating the Central Ammunition Depot (CAD) from an area of high-population density named Veyangoda to one of low-population ... -
Promoting Brain Health in Teacher Training Programs: A Case Study
(2025-12-09)General Sir John Kotelawala Defence University (KDU) pioneered preventive brain health and mental well-being by integrating Life’s Ten Principles into the Certificate in Teaching in Higher Education (CTHE) program during ... -
Identification of Chemical Constituents in “Wathupalu” (Mikania cordata) Plant Extracts in Wound Healing Using Scratch Assay
(2024-09-26)Mikania cordata (Burm.) Robinson is a fast-growing herbaceous vine that belongs to the family Asteraceae. Traditional medicine uses freshly ground M. cordata leaves for cuts and wounds. This study aimed to evaluate the ... -
Optimization of the Performances of P 47 Series Fast Attack Craft in Sri Lanka Navy Using AI-Driven Hydrodynamics Analysis
(2024-09-26)The P 47 series Fast Attack Craft (FAC) of the Sri Lanka Navy has been designed to achieve a design speed of 40 knots. Presently, the P 47 series consists of 05 No’s of FACs namely P 471, P 472, P 473, P 474 and P475 ...
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