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Web Service Adaptation for the Customization of Early Alerts in Agriculture

Early warning systems are designed to inform the largest number of users, such as a country or a region, about a risky situation. However, in specific domains such as agriculture, it is commonly required for these alerts to be more specific according to the crops location and their properties. Consequently, the web services of these systems must be adapted. On the other hand, the enterprise services bus, with its mediation capabilities (such as message transformation and routing), and complex event processing with their monitoring characteristics, can be integrated to meet the adaptation requirements of web services at runtime. This paper presents an improvement for an early warning system for coffee production that, according to the area in which a crop is located and its phenology, manages the adaptation of alerts for coffee rust, based on the integration of an enterprise services bus and a complex events processing.
SELF STABILISING UTENSIL FOR PATIENTS WITH IMPAIRED MOTOR SKILLS

- Nowadays, there is a substantial increase in the number of people getting affected by Parkinson's Disease. The degradations of motor skills severely affect the daily activities of patients such as eating, writing, dressing, etc. This project basically proposes a non-invasive device that helps the patient to eat and perform day to day chores independently using the given attachments. This device consists of Arduino which directs the two stepper motor to cancel the tremors detected by the Inertial Measurement Unit (MPU6050) containing 3 axis gyroscope and 3 axis accelerometer which senses these tremors.
Knowledge on intellectual property as an advantage for scientific research

Protection of intellectual property represents a key factor for the establishment of particular rights in the scientific sector, and a clear registry of the technological development of a country. Strategies for the protection of industrial and intellectual property and copyright are relevant to maintain the administration of knowledge under control, confidentiality during its development, and assurance of exclusivity in research activities. The relationship between colleagues when presenting at a conference should be of trust, however, plagiarism is one of the main worries among researchers whenever they have to communicate their work among experts. Our objective was to identify the reasonswhy researchers do not protect their scientific work. Through our survey, we found that there is a lack of knowledge regarding protection of intellectual property. We conclude that it is important to educate researchers on the importance of protecting their work to improve the relationship of trust that exists between colleagues and students.ResumenLa proteccion de la propiedad intelectual representa un factor clave para el establecimiento de los derechos particulares del sector cientifico, y el claro registro del desarrollo tecnologico de un pais. Las estrategias de proteccion de propiedad industrial y de derechos de autor son relevantes para mantener en control la gestion del conocimiento, la confidencialidad durante su desarrollo y la seguridad de exclusividad en actividades de investigacion. La relacion entre colegas para presentar una ponencia deberia ser de confianza sin embargo el plagio es una de las principales preocupaciones de los investigadores cuando tienen que divulgar sus trabajos en donde generalmente estan presentes expertos en la materia. El objetivo de esta investigacion fue identificar los motivos por los cuales los investigadores no suelen proteger sus obras cientificas, y mediante la aplicacion de una encuesta se observo que se debe a la falta de conocimiento en el area de proteccion sobre la propiedad intelectual. Se concluye que es importante proponer la generacion de conocimiento a los investigadores sobre las ventajas de la implementacion de un proceso de proteccion de sus obras para una relacion de confianza con colegas y alumnos.
MENINGKATKAN CAKUPAN RASIO ELEKTRIFIKASI DUSUN BAKUSAH DENGAN PROGRAM LISTRIK KERAKYATAN

In 2015 the electrification ratio in Deli Serdang Regency was 96.67%. There are more than 450 thousand heads of families spread in 22 sub-districts and 14 villages and 380 villages. In addition to the hilly topography of the village location, so that it requires a large amount of money to build an electricity network to the area, the customers are not too many so it is considered not economical if the electricity network is constructed. One solution offered to overcome the problem of electrification in the area is by applying the concept of People's Electricity using a Waste Power Plant (PLTSa) which can be managed independently by the village concerned. The People's Electricity Program is an environmentally friendly and renewable technology. The advantages of this concept include the ease in the application process in rural locations that have poor infrastructure. As well as being able to encourage the productivity of hamlet communities, so as to increase the economy of the citizens. Based on the analysis and calculation results in this thesis, the investment in the development of PLTSa 50 kVA of the People's Electricity model with the need for 0.5 km of JTR is far more economical than the development of networks using conventional (On Grid) 25 kVA transformer capacity with JTM needs of 13 kms and JTR is 0.5 km, based on RUPTL 2017/2026 in North Sumatra and PT. PLN (Persero).
Perancangan dan Pengembangan Video Reportase Akreditasi Perguruan Tinggi Universitas Internasional Batam

In Indonesia, accreditation is a one way to determine the quality standard of an educational institution, including universities. People often evaluate the quality of educational institutions based on the accreditation value. So in this study it can be shown that the value of accreditation is directly proportional to the quality of educational institutions. The accreditation process usually carried out within a period of 5 years and must be renewed at least 6 month before the expiration date. In this research, the author used qualitative methods to collect data on accreditation. The collected data from observation and documentation will be used to make a reportage video of the accreditation which will take place at Universitas Internasional Batam. The result of reportage video is available in two languages, English and Indonesian. The reportage video has an elements that are usually found in news videos, such as lower thirds, logos, and others. The reportage video in English has a duration of about 6 minutes 1 second and the reportage video in Indonesian has a duration of about 7 minutes 27 seconds. The reportage video is expected to help the development of universities and provide a legit information to wider community
Locally Bayesian Learning in Networks

Agents in a network want to learn the true state of the world from their own signals and their neighbors' reports. Agents know only their local networks, consisting of their neighbors and the links among them. Every agent is Bayesian with the (possibly misspecified) prior belief that her local network is the entire network. We present a tractable learning rule to implement such locally Bayesian learning: each agent extracts new information using the full history of observed reports in her local network. Despite their limited network knowledge, agents learn correctly when the network is a social quilt, a tree-like union of cliques. But they fail to learn when a network contains interlinked circles (echo chambers), despite an arbitrarily large number of correct signals.
The Implementation of Windowpane Note Games strategy improve students’ writing ability at the first grade students of SMA Muhammadiyah 2 Makassar

The objective of this research was to find out whether the implementation of Windowpane Note Games strategy improve students’ writing ability at the first grade students of SMA Muhammadiyah 2 Makassar. This research employed a pre-experimental method with one group pre-test and post-test design. The population of this research was the first students at SMA Muhammadiyah 2 Makassar. The total sample was 20 students taken by using purposive sampling technique. The instrument was true or false test and essay. The test was used to measure the students’ achievement in reading comprehension after learning through Windowpane Note Games Strategy. The result of the data showed that the mean score of post-test was greater than the pre-test (71>57.2) and the t-test value was greater than the t-table value (9.68>2.093) at the level of significant 0.05. Based on the data analysis, it can be concluded that Windowpane Note Games can improve students’ reading comprehension.
Research Guides: Accessing Library Resources: Authentication

This guides takes the user through the steps of creating direct links to articles, eBooks and media that can be used in courses. How resources are authenticated both on and off campus.
The Development of Comic Book as Extensive Reading Material for A Boarding School’s Students

Muhammadiyah Boarding School Al Muhajirin currently has an issue of lacking of appropriate extensive reading material for its students. The result of the preliminary research suggests that comic book is the appropriate form of extensive reading material. Therefore, this research is conducted in order to develop a comic book as extensive reading material appropriate for the boarding school’s students. There are 32 students of the 8th and 9th grade, junior high school level, who act as the participants in the research. It is a research and development following ADDIE instructional design which consists of analysis, design, development, implementation, and evaluation steps. Qualitative data was collected through interview and the quantitative data was collected via questionnaire. Three aspects of the comic book were assessed by the experts. They are the content, the language used, and the presentation aspects. The mean results of the assessment respectively were 3.67, 3.64, and 3.84. Each of which fulfils the quality statement of “very good”. The students were also asked for their opinion about the comic. The average score was 3.33 which is also “very good”. It implied that the developed comic book was appropriate for the boarding school’s students. It satisfied the students and the experts. Since the comic book could only cover limited area of the context and Islamic teachings which become the requirement of the product appropriateness, more comic books needed to be developed to cover different topics.
A virtual reality application of the rubber hand illusion induced by ultrasonic mid-air haptic sttimulation

Ultrasonic mid-air haptic technologies, which provide haptic feedback through airwaves produced using ultrasound, could be employed to investigate the sense of body ownership and immersion in virtual reality (VR) by inducing the virtual hand illusion (VHI). Ultrasonic mid-air haptic perception has solely been investigated for glabrous (hairless) skin, which has higher tactile sensitivity than hairy skin. In contrast, the VHI paradigm typically targets hairy skin without comparisons to glabrous skin. The aim of this paper was to investigate illusory body ownership, the applicability of ultrasonic mid-air haptics, and perceived immersion in VR using the VHI. Fifty participants viewed a virtual hand being stroked by a feather synchronously and asynchronously with the ultrasonic stimulation applied to the glabrous skin on the palmar surface and the hairy skin on the dorsal surface of their hands. Questionnaire responses revealed that synchronous stimulation induced a stronger VHI than asynchronous stimulation. In synchronous conditions, the VHI was stronger for palmar stimulation than dorsal stimulation. The ultrasonic stimulation was also perceived as more intense on the palmar surface compared to the dorsal surface. Perceived immersion was not related to illusory body ownership per se but was enhanced by the provision of synchronous stimulation.
The Social Media Impacts on Student’s Education

This research study was conducted among college students who were not able to go to college due to the contagious COVID-19 pandemic. The prominent aim of this research paper was to collect the perfection of students regarding the use of social media for their academic purpose. The researchers have used a quantitative design, prepared a questionnaire, and collected a sample of information from the respondents through the virtual method. The researchers have used a pilot study and pre-test to get confirmation from the respondents. The collected data was analyzed through Excel and SPSS in detail. The researchers have ascertained that 90% of respondents haveresponded positivelythat social media helped them to get an important information for their study purpose, helped on their academic performance, and also helped to connect with their faculty members were the major findings of the research study.
HUBUNGAN STATUS SOSIAL EKONOMI KELUARGA DENGAN MOTIVASI BELAJAR MAHASISWA DI UNIVERSITAS HEIN NAMOTEMO

Family is a group consisting of two or more people who are bound by birth, marriage or adoption. Families need nursing interventions in order to function and support the family properly. This study aims to determine the relationship between family socioeconomic status and student learning motivation. Retrieval of data through a questionnaire with a quantitative method of data analysis using the Spearman Rank. The results showed that there was no relationship between family socioeconomic status and learning motivation of Hein Namotemo University students p = 0.614 (p&gt; 0.05) and a correlation value of -0.054. It can be concluded that there is no relationship between family socioeconomic status and student learning motivation.
Towards atmospheric turbulence simulation using a conditional variational autoencoder

Atmospheric turbulence often limits the performance of long-range imaging systems in applications. Realistic turbulence simulations provide means to evaluate this effect and assess turbulence mitigation algorithms. Current methods typically use phase screens or turbulent point spread functions (PSFs) to simulate the image distortion and blur due to turbulence. While the first method takes long computation times, the latter requires empirical models or libraries of PSF shapes and their associated tip and tilt motion, which might be overly simplistic for some applications. In this work, an approach is evaluated which tries to avoid these issues. Generative neural networks models are able to generate extremely realistic imitations of real (image) data with a short calculation time. To treat anisoplanatic imaging for the considered application, the model output is an imitation PSF-grid that has to be applied to the input image to yield the turbulent image. Certain shape features of the model outcome can be controlled by traversing within subsets of the model input space or latent space. The use of a conditional variational autoencoder (cVAE) appears very promising to yield fast computation times and realistic PSFs and is therefore examined in this work. The cVAE is trained on field trial camera images of a remote LED array. These images are considered as grids of real PSFs. First the images are pre-processed and their PSFs properties are determined for each frame. Main goal of the cVAE is the generation of PSF-grids under conditional properties, e.g. moments of PSFs. Different approaches are discussed and employed for a qualitative evaluation of the realism of the PSF-grids generated by the trained models. A comparison of required simulation computing time is presented and further considerations regarding the simulation method are discussed.
Minding the Design Reality Gap

This paper focuses on evaluating an information and communication technology (ICT) intervention promoted as a pro-poor telecentre initiative in rural Ghana. Our evaluative tool is the Design Reality Gap (DRG) framework used to analyse the Community Information Centre (CIC) initiative in Ghana. Data were collected through a qualitative multi-site case study. By tracing the linkages between the investment and outcomes, we found a worrying trend of failed implementations and sustainability, although implementers did sustain efforts at planning new initiatives. Based on the findings, we argue that the CIC initiative in Ghana is a failing ICT intervention. We also found that the tailored DRG approach allowed us to tease out the nuances that account for the CICs' status. We conclude by proposing gap closure measures for the failing intervention. This paper contributes to ICT evaluations by demonstrating the utility of the DRG framework in evaluating one of the most significant pro-poor ICT initiatives in lower-to-middle-income communities: telecentres. This research also contributes to the current ICT literature by enhancing our current knowledge about publicly accessible ICT facilities in an under-investigated setting, and further offers an approach to telecentre evaluations in similar contexts inspired by the DRG model.
Adversarial Image Perturbation with a Genetic Algorithm

The quality of image recognition with neural network models relies heavily on filters and parameters optimized through the training process. These filters are di˙erent compared to how humans see and recognize objects around them. The di˙erence in machine and human recognition yields a noticeable gap, which is prone to exploitation. The workings of these algorithms can be compromised with adversarial perturbations of images. This is where images are seemingly modified imperceptibly, such that humans see little to no di˙erence, but the neural network classifies t he m otif i ncorrectly. This paper explores the adversarial image modifica-tion with an evolutionary algorithm, so that the AlexNet convolutional neural network cannot recognize previously clear motifs while preserving the human perceptibility of the image. The ex-periment was implemented in Python and tested on the ILSVRC dataset. Original images and their recreated counterparts were compared and contrasted using visual assessment and statistical metrics. The findings s uggest t hat t he human eye, without prior knowledge, will hardly spot the di˙erence compared to the original images.
Students’ satisfaction with the quality of educational services

The article raises the problem of the level of satisfaction with educational services among the students of agricultural training areas of secondary vocational education institutions of the Samara region. The study goal is addressed through several objectives including identifying the level of students’ satisfaction with the quality of education, their attitude towards industry internship, the level of satisfaction with the quality of material and technical support, and the presence or absence of the desire for employment in the chosen direction of training. The research method deployed in the study is surveying (N = 123). The study reveals that most respondents (73.7%) are completely or rather satisfied with the quality of education. The calculations indicate that most respondents have a positive or rather positive attitude towards industry internship (70.8%). 89.4% of respondents are completely or rather satisfied with the quality of material and technical support. 84.5% of the respondents are completely or rather satisfied with the quality of educational services while 9.6% found it difficult to answer and 5.7% express dissatisfaction with the quality of educational services to varying degrees. Considering individual educational institutions, the results by the indicator are as follows: the Bezenchuk Agrarian Technical College – 80.8%, the Kinel State Technical College – 91.1%. Due to the lack of data on secondary educational institutions, the obtained results are compared to similar studies conducted in Russian higher education institutions. As a result, the authors report a paradoxical situation consisting in the fact that the students are satisfied with educational services but not all of them plan to continue working in the chosen direction of professional training. Appropriate recommendations are provided for the management of educational institutions in accordance with the obtained results.
Audio Steganography Using Multi-Level DWT to Improve PSNR, Hiding Capacity and Imperceptibility

A world without digital communication and transmission of data is hard to imagine. Need for secure data transmission over the Internet is growing every day and security has become very crucial for various reasons. To ensure this security, Steganography is being implemented. This paper provides a novel method for audio steganography where text is encrypted and is hidden by implementing two-level discrete wavelet transform (DWT) in audio. By implementing discrete wavelet transform, approximate and detail coefficients are obtained. Data is embedded in these coefficients of the audio. This method gives very good hiding capacity and a high value of peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR). The file that is used for hiding information is called cover file and the file that has the secret message embedded in it is called stego file. The stego audio file is imperceptible from the cover audio file. Mean square error (MSE) is very low and reconstruction is quite accurate.
DESAIN DATABASE PENGELOLAAN ADMINISTRASI PADA INTERNSHIP AND RESEARCH APPLICATION SYSTEM BAGI PARA PELAJAR DI KEMENTERIAN KOMUNIKASI DAN INFORMATIKA (KOMINFO)

The management of internships and research at the Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kominfo) is still done manually and the data received or issued is still in the form of archives so that the management of internships and research for students and students is still not optimal. With the database design and apprenticeship and research management systems for students and students, it can help manage data systematically, effectively, and efficiently. The purpose of this study was to design a database which is a support in making an apprenticeship and research management system for students and students. Utilization ofdesign database in the field of internship and research, especially for managing incoming and outgoing documents systematically and managing submissions, admissions, and scheduling quickly and easily. By using themethod Data Base Life Cycle which has several stages ofdesign database detailed, it is hoped that it can help in solving problems in managing internships and research at the Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kominfo). The results of this research are in the form of adesign databaseinternship application system for apprenticeship management and research at the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (Kominfo). Of course, with the implementation of this research, it is hoped that it can produce a useful outcome for the Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kominfo) as well as students and students.