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A Perspective Active Users Universitas Gadjah Mada (Ugm) Archives Website on Information Availability and Services

AbstractTechnology provides number of impacts for community and contribute in changing habits and behavior of a community. One of the changes can be shown in seeking information, people will find many alternatives to fulfill their information needs easily and quickly. Overcoming this, both library and archive shall be able to adjust to users whose daily life could not be separated from internet. To make information in library and archive reachable for information seekers, either library or archive shall be able to take advantage of the users’ nature, one is by creating a website to facilitate them in finding information easily in everywhere. This study discusses about how the users’ perspective of department of archive, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) website. It focuses on UGM students who actively take advantage from website of the UGM Archive service as the object. The method applying in this research is descriptive qualitative. In collecting the data and information, the researcher applies deep interview technique to the informants. The result shows that, overall, layout and interface from Department of Archive UGM website works properly and the navigation system is easy to understand, however; in accessing the information of collection, the users face several difficulties, since they have to follow complicated procedure and shall wait for getting the information they need. If the users need the information and the access immediately, then they shall come directly to Department of Archive UGM.Keywords: Archives, Archive’s Website, Active User Archive’s Website Perspective
Blinker Operation System using Voice Recognition and Image Processing

Driving a car is difficult for people with physical disabilities. In particular, people with hand or fingertips turn blinkers on and off with their feet. However, there is a problem that customized cars are expensive. Therefore, we develop a system that such people can easily turn on blinker and hazard. This system is a system that emits blinkers and hazards in the face direction after being activated by voice. This has enabled people with hand and fingertip disabilities to turn on blinker and hazard while driving.
What Makes a Data Librarian

This study examines the essential and desirable knowledge, skills, abilities, and experience for data librarians and related positions in academic libraries. It also aims to explore the duties and responsibilities of these positions to define the profession of data librarianship clearly. This paper attempted to address the following research questions: (1) What are the common competencies and duties of data librarians and related positions as stated in job advertisements?; (2) What are the specific duties and tasks related to research data management are being performed by librarians in Philippine academic libraries?; and, (3) Based on the job advertisement data, what are the training needs of data librarians? This study employed content analysis approach to explore the patterns in library hiring trends and recognise the wide range of competencies needed by data librarians. Various online job search sites were used to collect job advertisements for data librarians and other positions related to data management in libraries. Job descriptions and qualifications were examined based on the following characteristics: position titles, degree requirements, expected years of experience, and salary range. The content analysis was performed using NVivo drag and drop coding technique based on the pre-set categories and sub-categories of qualifications, duties and responsibilities adopted from the job analysis frameworks used by previous studies. The findings of this study are quite interesting as it presents an increasing demand for data librarian positions in many libraries abroad. However, data librarian is not an emerging position in selected Philippine academic libraries. Librarians with research data services responsibilities are commonly known as data librarians. Many job announcements require at least three-year work experience in research data management. The results of this study provide useful information for librarians seeking for positions and library managers who wish to hire data librarians as well as for LIS school administrators who desire to produce LIS graduates with the necessary skills to provide data services. It is also unique as Filipino librarians are included in this study to determine if existing librarian positions perform duties and tasks related to research data management and services.
Blockchain Technology: The New Internet Logistic Brain

Everyone in any collaborative business or industry has been discussing how to tab on the blockchain technology.While we are still trying to get a grasp of concepts such as consensus algorithms and distributed ledgers, top-notch industry developers are expanding and strengthening blockchain technology with highly complex, promising and intriguing innovations.Blockchain technology becomes the new logistic brain of the Internet as it involves the creation of data "blocks," detailing actions for a given business transaction or actions, and such information is finalized and locked into a chain.The chain is only added to with each transaction, so the origin of transaction details, such as financial records, product details, and location, can be traced.Thus, all subsequent business transactions can be verified and tracked, enhancing transparency and visibility into the transaction.In addition, blockchains may be public or private, granting or denying access to the chain details based on authorization, so private information can be protected, while allowing addresses to authorized parties.The future of using the Internet as the supply chain is limitless with the power of blockchain technology.
Simulation of NLH DON game strategies for identifying violations of online gambling rules by clients

One of the most serious types of violation by a client of a user agreement with an operator providing online gambling services in the segment of card games is «team play» – a conspiracy between two or more participants to play in a co-op and receive an unfair advantage. The effective detection of user agreement violations is an important task in the field of production activities of the information security service of a gambling platform. Various types of game strategies are considered: Nash, Sklansky-Chubukov equilibrium, team play strategies, hybrid strategies for which mathematical models and algorithms for software implementation based on decision trees are built. The game tree expresses features of the conflict of interests of players through actions that take place in the game format under consideration. When forming game strategies, a model of independent chips is used. As a result of the work, the calculation was performed on model situations, the areas of the game situations space were clarified, on which it is possible to effectively differentiate the strategy chosen by the client as a strategy that implements the forbidden «team play» methods, thereby flagrantly breaking the rules. This result will help support the adoption of an earlier and more effective decision by the information security service of the online gambling operator to detect «team play» in the gaming environment. This is an important element of the information security policy declared and implemented by gambling operators – leaders of the online gambling industry: to guarantee strict compliance with the rules by other participants for each client, thereby ensuring positive dynamics in changing their reputation and rating, and, accordingly, game and financial traffic
A workflow for publishing Linked Data for conservation documentation: A case study from Oxford Museums and Libraries

Linked Data is a set of technologies which allow large scale integration of datasets. With the term 'integration' we refer to the process which results in a unified and distributed dataset that enables querying data from different systems jointly. A cornerstone of such process is an 'ontology': a formalised document which describes the discourse in a domain through basic concepts and relationships of concepts. In 2017 Oxford University ran a pilot project to assess the potential of Linked Data for integrating datasets from Oxford collections. The Oxford datasets included data from conservation studios at the Bodleian Library and the Ashmolean Museum. In this paper we present a workflow for transforming existing conservation data from different sources into Linked Data. Our workflow is system independent and accommodates different levels of data quality. We address issues about the technical publication of conservation terminology for Linked Data applications with particular emphasis in Universal Resource Identifiers (URIs). We discuss frequent characteristics of conservation data and how these are expressed using a heritage ontology: the CIDOC-CRM. We continue with observations around enriching conservation data. We conclude with an assessment of the benefits of Linked Data integration in conservation, including the new knowledge that can be extracted from integrated data, the shift from documenting records of single objects to documenting collections and the evaluation of treatments in conservation in the same fashion as clinical studies. The paper will be illustrated with examples from Oxford datasets and a demo system querying integrated data.
Coinductive Resumption Monads: Guarded Iterative and Guarded Elgot

We introduce a new notion of Elgot monad, that is a equipped with a form of iteration. It requires every guarded morphism to have a specified fixpoint, and classical equational laws of iteration to be satisfied. This notion includes Elgot monads, but also further examples of partial non-unique iteration, emerging in the semantics of processes under infinite trace equivalence.We recall the construction of the resumption monad from a and endofunctor, that is used for modelling programs up to bisimilarity. We characterize this construction via a universal property: if the given is guarded Elgot, then the coinductive resumption is the guarded Elgot that freely extends it by the given endofunctor.
Energy Reduction Technique in Cloud Computing

Cloud Computing provides varieties of new services. It involves various internet service providers that provide a number of internet based computing services around the globe that can be accessed through various data-centers that have been established all around the world. With the increase in number of users of cloud computing there has been also increase in the number of data-centre establishment in order to cater to the requests of the users. The power consumption to maintain these data centers and the transportation networks lead to a huge amount of carbon footprint in the atmosphere. Storing data in the cloud is becoming a common trend forboth end-costumers and data center operators. Here, a method for deciding where to host data storage tasks under the constraints of minimal CO 2 emission is proposed. The decision on whether to store data locally or store it remotely at a cleaner data center relies on the models for the local and remote data centers and the network connecting them.We conclude that the transport network that connects a local node and a "cleaner" remote data center plays a significant role in the process of decision making that where to store data and that the frequency of the access of the data is an important and related factor.
Defining social innovation: theoretical discourse

Annotation.Although the scope of the theoretical discourse on business innovation today is remarkable and still growing, its off-spring "social innovation" is yet only in the process of formation.Gone are those days when economically advanced European Union countries made every effort to enhancing business innovation in their national economy sectors.Nowadays, even the most successful EU Member States show increasing interest in developing such innovation products that could overcome the failure of the existing national economy models to handle increasing social problems caused by regional disparities, social inequality, availability of primary and secondary education and health care.Latvia is one of those EU Member States, which still is exposed to uneven economic development and its caused social consequences such as unemployment, social exclusion, unavailability of social services in the regions.The intention of the authors is to explore the potential of target-oriented social innovation creation in Latvia regions to eliminate their disparities.In this respect, the authors consider that before conducting so specific research, it is first of all necessary to summarize the existing definitions of social innovation and, based on them, formulate a new, specially designed definition that would most precisely comply with and could be used in the context of regional development studies.The study uses monographic method, methods of analysis and synthesis, method of scientific induction and scientific deduction.In scope of the research, the authors have clarified the narrow and broad context of social innovation concept and have formulated a new definition, which will be used in the further authors' research devoted to regional development studies.
SISTEM INFORMASI BERBASIS WEB UNTUK KETERSEDIAAN PISANG LOKAL JAWA BARAT DI KAMPUNG CAU PADJADJARAN

Kampung Cau Padjadjaran (KCP) is an agency and bananas distributor that has the empowerment and utilization activities of local bananas. KCP partnered with several villages in the cities and districts of West Java, such as Sumedang, Sukabumi, Tasikmalaya, Garut, and Purwakarta. Up to now, KCP need to fulfill the market demand reaches 10 tons per week. Currently, KCP collects the data directly by visiting each village partners that each village is far enough to be visited, these are considered inefficient because it can be a waste of time and energy on the go and also the 10 tons bananas data per week is a high amount of data to be managed. To facilitate the achievement of the KCP objectives as a unit that raises superior local wisdom, hence the design of the web-based information systems will be conducted that can be used to manage the KCP banana database. In addition, it is also expected to enhance the empowerment of local communities each village partner by managing the information systems. The designing is conducted through several stages, such as the early stage (field observations), the designing stage (needs analysis, user-interface web design, programming implementation) and the final stage (testing of information systems, research results and conclusion). The expected result is a system that empowers youth and improving the welfare of banana farmers by providing pertinent information availability of bananas each partner KCP village in West Java.
The Comparative Analysis of a Vision Based HGR System Used for Handicapped People

The object tracking is critical to visual / video surveillance, analysis of the activity and gesture recognition. The major difficulties to be occurred in the visual tracking are different environmental conditions, illumination changes, occlusion and appearance. In this paper, the comparative analysis of the different systems which are used to recognize the head gestures under different environmental conditions is discussed. The existing algorithm used to recognize the head gestures has some limitations. The existing algorithm cannot work under outdoor environmental conditions. The traditional camshift algorithm and unscented kalman filter are integrated and used to recognize the head gestures under outdoor environmental conditions. The unscented kalman filter is a tracking algorithm used to remove the limitations of the traditional camshift algorithm. The simulation result shows the better performance of the improved algorithm than the traditional camshift algorithm.
Basic q-analysis of MCQA for Information Security System

Article explores application methods for systems structural analysis to use in study of security in information systems, which is based on variants of general attack scenarios, features of cybersecurity culture, q-analysis, which is part of MCQA . General security system analysis usually is based on different factors, which include technical means, human-related mistakes in different ways and respond to security incidents. Q-analysis presents the basic principles of constructing model of information security systems elements connectivity on the example of two sets: set of threats and sets of security measures for information security and calculated numerical values. Elements of the two sets of are interconnected and form the basis of a system for ensuring their security. These calculations can be used to further determine overall formal assessment of security of the organization.
The 6th ISKO-UK Biennial Conference, 15–16 July 2019, London, UK

of the UK chapter of the International Society for Knowledge Organization (ISKO-UK) raised the question of "The Human Position in an artificial world: creativity, Ethics and Artificial Intelligence in Knowledge Organization".As usual, the ISKO-UK team packed a very stimulating mix of presentations comprising 2 keynotes, 20 full papers in two parallel sessions, 4 posters, a panel and an innovative case studies session led by information professionals from the industry.The conference program offered a nice blend of theoretical and applied research on knowledge organization, delivered by academics and information professionals from the industries, government and civil associations.The first keynote, Jem Reyfield from Ontotext gave participants a glimpse of a sophisticated knowledge management suite deployed in several enterprises and organisations, including media organisations such as the BBC.Applied to the media organisations, this knowledge organisation suite indexes news articles in real time, performs named entity recognition and similarity measures using the vector space model and builds graphs connecting related entities.This in turn enables more accurate information retrieval and question-answering, all in real time.The second keynote by Neil Maiden from the Cass Business School at City, University of London, threw the spotlight on "Digital Creativity and the role of AI in helping human creativity".Citing Boden (1998), Maiden observed that "digital creativity can be seen as an exhaustive search for information" whereby AI systems suggest to human specialists as many angles as possible through which a given problem can be solved or viewed.The domains of application of these "digital creative systems" with AI are varied.They are used in design, such as for urban planning, building and construction, in engineering, and in journalism and writing to perform tasks such as creative search, constraint removing, idea generation, and part-completing of ideas.In the case of journalism, after analysing millions of articles on a given topic, the system suggests new or rarely seen angles through which a topic could be dealt with by journalists so that they can write more "creative" stories.This presentation sparked a stimulating debate about the possible misuse of such "creative systems" for news reporting (the generation of misinformation and fake news, for instance).
Teaching English Vocabulary by Using Last One Standing Game at the Third Grade Students of SMP Tamalate Makasar

The objective of this research is to find out the use of Last One Standing Game in improving the students' vocabulary mastery at the third grade students of SMP Tamalatea Makassar.In this research, the researcher uses pre-experimental method.The total sample was 18 students and it used total sampling technique.The result showed that the students' mean score in pretest was 24.17 and the students' mean score in posttest was 77.22.It means that the students' mean score in posttest was higher than the students' mean score in pretest.Based on the data above, the researcher concludes that the use of Last One Standing Game can improve the students' vocabulary mastery of SMP Tamalatea Makassar.
Dynamic Gesture Recognition Method Based on Convolutional Neural Network

A method for identifying dynamic gestures is studied for the problem of low recognition accuracy under the rotation angle in gesture recognition of human-computer interaction. The methodology of the design is summarized in four processes. Firstly, the inter-frame difference method is used to extract the gesture key frame. Secondly, Hue Saturation Value (HSV) color space model is used to achieve gestures positioning. Thirdly, gesture key frame and final gesture frame are stitched together. In the final process, training and testing data using convolutional neural network model. The experimental results show that the recognition accuracy of the proposed five kinds of gesture models can reach 92%. The method can better realize the recognition of the gesture under the rotation angle.
Designing a Learning Media of English for Specific Purpose based on Interactive Multimedia (Macromedia flash 0.8) for Agro-Industry Students

The research objective is to design a learning media of ESP using Macromedia Flash 0.8, which can contribute comprehension in learning ESP and presenting the validation of the media. The Procedure development referred to development research that uses model 4D by Borg and Gall. The development consists of 4 steps. They are defined, design, develop, and disseminate.Â The data ware collected through validation by media experts, material experts, and practitioners using questionnaires and interviews. Then, the data are presented by using tables. The result of validation by media expert on the media developed obtained a total score of 87.5 % belonging to valid with no revision, the result of validation by material expert obtained a total score of 90 %belonging to valid with revision and validation by practitioners obtained a total score of 8.589 % belonging to valid with no revision. The result showed that the use of interactive multimedia by using a Macromedia flash 0.8 is recommended to be implemented because the students can relatively access to media which is operated with android. The result of this research will be used as a matrix for the next research, which is the development of ESP Module based on interactive multimedia.
ENTOMOLOGICAL METAPHORS AS A MEANS OF CONCEPTUALIZATION OF THE HUMAN INTERNAL WORLD

This article studies the figurative understanding of the human internal world through metaphor.The selected analysis technique is based on the cognitive theory of language and modern scientific approaches to the study of metaphor as a mental operation, conceptualizing reality and linguistically representing a new structured knowledge of the world.This work considers entomological metaphorical models, including the names of insects.Entomonyms are an integral part of Russian zoomorphic vocabulary frequently used to characterize a person, which is reflected in various types of discourse.The main source of language material is Russian-language literary texts of the 19th and 20th centuries.By using the continuous sampling method, we identified and described the most characteristic ways of figurative transfer interactions between the abstract sphere of the inner life and the fauna world.The research results indicate high productivity of entomological metaphors, their connotative potential and linguocultural significance.Entomonyms, which are a cognitive projection onto the human world, have national features, reflect people's mentality and their deep understanding of the connections and relations in the surrounding reality.