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The Development of Innovative Multimedia through Social Lab to Promote Perception of Good Citizenship according to Democratic Values

This research was aimed to develop and to evaluate the quality of the innovative multimedia through social lab to promote perception of good citizenship according to democratic values, to evaluate the perception results, to evaluate the sampling group&amp;rsquo;s satisfaction towards the development of innovative multimedia and to evaluate the feedback by the organizer. The sampling group in this study consisted of 2 groups. The first group was 30 state enterprise entrepreneurs from the Community under the Bridge Zone 1 at soi Pracha-Utit 76, the Community at the Back of the Suanthonburirom Park and the Community Moo 3 in the Bang Mod area. They were chosen using purposive sampling method out of those who were filmed in a short film and were willing to be models for a desk calendar and to fill out the questionnaires. The second group was 50 students from the ETM 358 Marketing Communication course and the ETM 361 Presentation Skill 2 course in the second semester of the academic year 2018. They were chosen using purposive sampling method out of those who participated in at least 2 social labs and participated in all the short film events at the cinema. The statistical methods in this research were mean score, standard deviation and feedback by the organizer. The results from the research and development were as follows:&#x0D; &#x0D; The results from the development of the innovative multimedia through social lab to promote perception of good citizenship according to democratic values contained 3 phases with the following major media, minor media and supporting media: short film, desk calendar and facebook page, vinyl banner for publicity with QR code and events to preview the short film and to screen the film at Major Cineplex cinema at Tesco Lotus Bangpakok. The quality of the media contents as evaluated by the expert panel was at a good level (x &amp;nbsp;= 4.25, S.D. = 0.72). The quality of the media presentation as evaluated by the expert panel was at a very good (x &amp;nbsp;= 4.61, S.D. = 0.32). The sampling group&amp;rsquo;s perception of the innovative multimedia was at a high level ( x &amp;nbsp;= 4.42, S.D = 0.68). The sampling group&amp;rsquo;s satisfaction towards the innovative multimedia was at a high level ( x &amp;nbsp;= 4.36, S.D = 0.72). These values confirmed the research hypotheses. The feedback or after action review by the learners showed that the majority had a good attitude towards service learning in conjunction with community-based learning in accordance with the research hypothesis. It was found that social work made students stronger and allowed them to think, analyze and engage in real work. They could communicate collaboratively through presentation and social media network for this course.
Hyper-hybrid Flute: Simulating and Augmenting How Breath Affects Octave and Microtone

We present hyper-hybrid flute, a new interface which can be toggled between its electronic mode and its acoustic mode.In its acoustic mode, the interface is identical to the regular six-hole recorder.In its electronic mode, the interface detects the player's fingering and breath velocity and translates them to MIDI messages.Specifically, it maps higher breath velocity to higher octaves, with the modulo remainder controlling the microtonal pitch bend.This novel mapping reproduces a highly realistic flute-playing experience.Furthermore, changing the parameters easily augments the interface into a hyperinstrument that allows the player to control microtones more expressively via breathing techniques.
APLIKASI PENILAIAN KINERJA DOSEN DALAM PELAKSANAAN TRI DHARMA PERGURUAN TINGGI (Studi Kasus: STMIK Hang Tuah Pekanbaru)

Lecturers are academic staffs who are tasked with planning and implementing teaching and learning process, assessing learning outcomes, conducting mentoring and training, and conducting research and community service. The quality of lecturers has an important role in a university in achieving a goal that is to produce qualified graduates, it is necessary to improve the quality in the implementation of education, given the importance of the role of lecturers in Tri Dharma PerguruanTinggi. The lecturers' performance assessment was conducted by a team of assessors conducted by Internal Quality Assurance Center (IQAC) STMIK Hang TuahPekanbaru. The supporting data provided by the Administration Department in the form of recapitulation of questionnaire data that has been disseminated to students. Due to limitations and busyness by the Administration Department of Study Program, conventional recapitulation process conducted conventionally takes a long time. So that the process of collecting data supporting the lecturer's performance appraisal takes a long time. To overcome these problems, an application is needed to assist the lecturer's performance appraisal process in Tri Dharma PerguruanTinggi in STMIK Hang TuahPekanbaru by utilizing web-based or internet (Interconnection-Networking) media so that application users can use this application anytime and anywhere. With the application of lecturer performance appraisal in Implementation of Tri Dharma PerguruanTinggi, it is expected to facilitate the questionnaire processing, lecturer performance appraisal process, lecturer report card printing index report and more effective and efficient information presentation.
Making Sense/zines: Reflecting on positionality

We have to be conscious about our own situatedness in the ecologies for and with which we design, but also invite for critical reviewing it.In order to do so, to become conscious and to critically review, I believe something needs to trigger and intervene.This paper is a personal account of sense-making and tool shaping, to support critical reflecting on my own positionality.I introduce my two tools: Graphical Peeling and Sensing/Zining, which rely both on 'layouting' to provide space for reflection.I am not a graphical designer, rather this way of working seems to help unbalance my very personal understandings, assumptions and experiences and provides a space where I can go in dialogue with myself and my experiences.By bringing together experiences, designs made and notes from research and reading, I am working through the material in different ways.I go deeper into the context with each layer I am adding, rethinking the situations that occurred and providing an opportunity to stop, think and be critical.Through this paper I do not necessarily aim for others to use those tools specifically, but rather emphasise the importance to allow for personal, creative, designerly journeys of sense-making, and decolonisation.
Segmentation for Complex Background Images using Deep Learning Techniques

Segmentation is an important stage in any computer vision system. Segmentation involves discarding the objects which are not of our interest and extracting only the object of our interest. Automated segmentation has become very difficult when we have complex background and other challenges like illumination, occlusion etc. In this project we are designing an automated segmentation system using deep learning algorithm to segment images with complex background.
Knowledge Management - a Fostering Tool for Parallel Outlines among Public &amp; Private Sector Banks

In this global Scenario, Banking sector has gone throughdrastictechnological changes. Customer Knowledge plays a crucial role in the banking sector. To achieve the operational efficiency, customer knowledge management (CKM) techniques support the banks to move forward. Banks need a well-organized database to facilitate the availability of information to their customers. Hence focus should be made on CKM practices which include Knowledge Gathering, Storing, Transferring and Utilizing the Customer Knowledge, ideas, information and experiences. Knowledge Gathering includes the study of customers’ priority and needs. Knowledge storing can be done by way of knowledge repository, updating and retrieval of information. Knowledge transferring comprises of providing data to clients regarding new schemes and services. It distributes the knowledge throughout the organization. Knowledge utilizing can be made by way of quick access of knowledge about the customers to meet out their priorities. Thus, the CKM process will enable the banks to maintain better relationship with their customers.
Multi Sensor Image Matching using Super Symmetric Affinity Tensors based HyperGraph Matching

Image Matching technique is regularly on one of the main errands in numerous Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing applications. Based on multi-discipline, the approach of multiple sensor image matching is a novel one established which has vital application in military, civil, medicinal, and certain other domains. However, image matching approach faces numerous challenges, specifically in multi-sensor images where the images are gathered from the different sensor with different intensities, scales, and moments. Thus, a novel image matching approach is introduced in this paper using affinity tensor and HyperGraph Matching (HGM) technique that attempts to overcome certain drawbacks in matching and increases performance accuracy. Hypergraph matching techniques are employed using affinity tensors and consider supersymmetric property during construction. Graphs are constructed using graph theory for both sources, and target image and matching is done using third-order tensors. The experimental outcomes displayed that the proposed technique has good recall, precision, and positive accuracy values compared to the existing two descriptors based and tensor-based matching algorithms.
Book Review

Haematologica Atlas of Hematologic Cytology. Invernizzi, R. (Principal Author) and Balduini, CL. (Editor). Pavia: Ferrata-Storti Foundation, 2020. The Ferrata-Storti Foundation has celebrated 100 years of the journal Haematologica with the publication of this atlas. In addition to the principal author, Rosangela Invernizzi, there are 16 contributing authors. Most authors are from Italy, specifically from Pavia and Milan, with two from Sweden, one from the USA and one from Brazil. The atlas celebrates not only this significant anniversary, but also the continuing relevance of microscopy in the age of molecular medicine. It also shows the strength of morphological diagnosis in Lombardy. The Atlas is, of course, very well illustrated (800 colour illustrations) and, apart from some typographical errors, the text is accurate and comprehensive. Bone marrow aspirates are covered as well as the peripheral blood, but trephine biopsy sections are not included. Do I have any reservations? Not with regard to the content, which is excellent, but I think a hardback version would be better than softback for a book that will be used in laboratories. Such books rapidly become quite battered. I also have a personal prejudice against the use of American spelling and terminology in a European publication. This seems a very good way to celebrate the anniversary of a journal. The Atlas is available electronically free of charge (http://digital.haematologica.org/wp-content/uploads/flipbook/48/book.html), but laboratories would benefit from purchasing the printed version and having it on their shelves for ready reference. It is available at a remarkably reasonable cost.
Logical Truth

On the model-theoretic account, a sentence is logically true just in case it is true on all possible semantic interpretations. We dierentiate four ways one can interpret the modality 'possible' in this definition, and argue that one of these readings is not subject to the criticism levelled against the model-theoretic account by Etchemendy. By explicating the four readings we also draw some consequences for what linguistic evidence a selection of logical theories should be sensitive to.
The Phenomena of Superconductivity, According to the New Axioms and Laws

The article describes the application of brand new field type through New Axioms and Laws. The present study uses Expanded Field Theory. It changes the Classic Field Theory to a much more general theory that consists of 2 new axioms and 8 laws. It was described from previous works of the same author .In this report is used only 2 axioms and 6 laws only. It is known that Maxwell’s laws (1864) are based on a single axiom [1]. It states that the movement in a closed loop leads to evenly movement (with constant speed) of a vector E: div rot E = 0. The author change this axiom with a new one, according which the movement in an open loop or vortex leads to unevenly movement (with variable speed) of a vector E: div rot E ≠ 0, div V or E ≠ 0 for vortex [2]. The subsequent results are: the evenly movement is replaced with unevenly movement which can be decelerating or accelerating; in 2D it exists a cross vortex and in 3D it exists a longitudinal vortex ;the cross vortex in 2D is transformed to a longitudinal vortex in 3D through a transformation Δ1; the longitudinal vortex in 3D is transformed to a cross vortex in 2D through special transformation Δ2; decelerating vortex emits free cross vortices to the environment that are called “free energy”; accelerating vortex sucks the same ones free cross vortices and so on. The vector E is not a simple .It turns to be a complex vector: E=A+iV, E=V+ iA or E=-A-iV, E= -V- iA. It can has or amplitude A in a real part, or velocity V as a real part. Cross vortices can form two kinds vortices: a vortex that is generated by amplitude A and the vortex that is generated by velocity V. Each of these may be accelerating or decelerating .Both of them are generators. They are prototypes of material particles. Due to the suction of cross vortices by the accelerating vortex the temperature decreases and due to the emitting of cross vortices by the decelerating field the temperature increases. Inside of the conductor the velocity of Electromagnetic field is constant. On the periphery it decelerates because of resistance to the wall of conductor. This report offers a specific application of the above theory. In order to understand the nature of superconductivity we have to t understand first the nature of conductivity by conductor. Then we can very easily model a superconductor by constructing it orthogonally on the conductor
Control automation method in cognitive maps based on the synthesis of increments of weighting coefficients and nodes coordinates

A solution to the problem of control automation of impulse processes in cognitive maps of complex systems is considered. The problem is solved by means of synthesizing the control law based on varying nodes coordinates of a cognitive map and weighting coefficients while generating controls in a closed-loop control system. As an example, we consider applying the suggested algorithms for managing the quality of human resources in IT company, while its model is presented in the CM form.
Good Or Poor Design: Comprehending Ux From an Interactive Designer Perspective, the Case of Handheld Devices

The terms “system interaction”, “system design”, “interface development”, and “GUI design” may sound different, but in reality could well mean the same thing. A computing system is a set of algorithms which are computer-readable only and which control the hardware system and are accessible via a graphical user interface (GUI), which, if poorly designed, confuses and loses users. The user-invisible algorithms are in binary format, which makes it even more difficult for ordinary users to decipher their content, since the ordinary person would rely on decimal, alphabetical, and alphanumerical representation to comprehend meaning, were they to be exposed to the inner circle of computer code. These days, GUIs are more specific than they used to be, thanks to the ingenuity of some developers, but the fight is not over yet, as new challenges are on the rise. Interaction is what stands between humans and a computing system’s algorithm and provides us with information that we need in a format that humans can better understand. The reality is that, as systems are independently developed, there will be good and poor interactive design products developed by good and poor designers. Thus, here we are discussing knowing what goes on in the design room.
Mobilizing and strengthening knowledge for sustainable development in India

University-community partner equitably contributes their expertise and shares responsibility and ownership to enhance understanding, integrate the knowledge gained, with action to improve the well-being of community members and foster sustainable development. Community-university partnerships can serve as an entry point where local community-based organizations, village communities and public (government) agencies work together in the area of community development and educational enrichment. The cases of Mountain Development Research Centre (MDRC) and Rural Extension Centre's (REC) rural library services show that partnership with community members and civil society organizations (CSOs) has a potential for valuing indigenous knowledge, and knowledge production around citizens' concerns. Rural reconstruction programmes in Sriniketan were primarily organized and coordinated by the REC. The objective of a rural circulating library was to retain acquired literacy skills after education.
Exploration of Oilfield Data Fusion Mode Based on ToGAF Framework

In the process of digitalized management of oilfield striding towards intelligent construction, how to effectively fuse oilfield data with multisource, heterogeneous, massive and distributed characteristics has become one of the problems to be solved urgently. In this paper, various data fusion models are compared, and the oilfield data fusion model based on ToGAF framework is proposed. This model combines master data management (MDM) with enterprise service bus (ESB) organically, realizes the function of oilfield data-driven business processing, and truly enables enterprises to pay more attention to their core business rather than IT system, so as to enhance the comprehensive management ability of enterprises.
A Research On The Performance Of The Diploma Students In The Lateral Entry Scheme Of Engineering Degree Program

The diploma holders’ performance in engineering education through the lateral entry scheme has been found far below the standard of the regular students who join after higher secondary education. Ideally both should fare equally at graduation. There are lacunae in the process of Lateral EntryLE) admission and few other parameters that pull down the efficiency of the LE standards. We have taken up this study to identify the parameters that cause the LE to cave in.
Factors Hindering the Achievement of English Communicative Competence

English communicative competence is one of the prime preferences for learners in this current century, including tourism academy students. As the consequence, learners are equipped by relevant skills including how to articulate English communicative competence insight effectively. Learners are encouraged to fulfill the of micro and macro components of English communicative competence and minimize the factors hindered to be a competent English speaker. The aims of this research were to analyze the factors hindering communicative competence and disclose the micro and macro component problems of English communicative competence at the fourth semester of hotel department students enrolled in three-year diploma program in Denpasar tourism academy. This was descriptive-quantitative study and involved 30 students and one English lecturer as respondents at this college. Data were collected through in-depth interview, questionnaire, field observation, and students’ English communicative competence document. Then, data were analysed by using software program, Excel Chart Data Series. The result indicates that internal factors were more affecting than external factors and micro components were more complicated than macro components in the students’ English communicative competence.
Credit Card Fraud Identification using Hidden Markov Model

Regardless of the rapid development of online retail technologies, Credit card use has intensively escalated. Since credit card is the most common mode for both online and daily purchases, as in offline purchases, cases of fraud connected with it often increase. Within this paper we use Hidden Markov Method to method the order of methods involved within performing credit card purchases.
Real-Time Feedback Healthcare Monitoring System with IoT Sensor

The purpose of this study was to determine the accurateness of the Healthcare monitoring system by the application of real-time alarm to a continuously monitored system.It can be defined as a mobile computing medical communication technology for Healthcare.This fantastic concept shows the evolution of the traditional desktop telemedicine platform to a wireless mobile configured wireless communication.This integrated development in wearable technology will have a radical impact on future Health Care facilities and services that can be provided to any patient, irrespective of their location.It requires simple mobile access using the GPS (Global Positioning System) and Wi-Fi(Wireless Fidelity) technology that is readily sudden heart attacks and lack of time to reach medical professionals from remote places can then be dealt with efficiently and timely, causing the user to take immediate corrective actions to avoid any fatal event.Henceforth, reduction the cost both at theHospital infrastructure and the patient's end as well as we discussed the essential developments contributions made recently to this health sector, the constraints and challenges faced and the future work that can be implemented to evolve the e-health wireless technology further using wearable sensors.
SOCIAL KNOWLEDGE: THE AMBIVALENCE OF DEVELOPMENT MODELS

The article declares the position of dissensus and consensus as basic models for the development of social sciences. The demarcation of natural sciences and social sciences is carried out. Attempts are being made to identify the features of "acceptance" by the scientific community. The article analyzes L. Laudan's concept of consensus in modern social knowledge.
Project Ratification System using Firebase

The main objective and scope of this project are to overcome the practical problem of project submission and approval in educational institutions. This will cut down the physical efforts of students, staff and also the time frame period of completing this part of the project work. Students can streamline their project status every week and provide a report regarding the progress, which will be monitored by all the relevant professors. The application provides an interface to both the faculty and students to easily communicate about the project work with no difficulties. This portal integrates numerous features like student updating the progress of their project online to their guide; where the guide can verify it and can accept/reject the students' note; this response would be reflected in each student's dashboard; a guide can also post the information about his mentees weekly progress to the class in charge. This portal prominently serves as a repository of students' work as they are presenting in one place, and this reduces a lot of actual toil for both students and faculty. Thus, thereby automating the process of project management in educational institutions. This implementation can be achieved by making use of android application development tools like the Android Studio IDE, Java JDK, SDK tools and an emulator or a smartphone to test the working of this application. We make use of Google's Firebase for back-end support which allows us to build applications that need authentication, database, file storage, and server-side functionality without having to hold and handle infrastructure and software needed for server-side support.