Judul: Migrasi Spatial Data Warehouse Hotspot ke Sistem Operasi Linux Ubuntu
Abstrak: Data warehouse technology in forest fire management is required to store the historical data of forest fires and observe the emergence of hotspots distribution through NOAA satellite. This technology has previously been used to develop a system that can synchronize map visualization and OLAP queries on a Windows operating system. The objective of this research is to migrate the system from the previous studies to the new operating system Linux Ubuntu, which will increase the performance of the system in conducting the OLAP operations. The result of this research shows that the system developed in Linux Ubuntu is faster than the system developed in Windows in displaying the map page, displaying the Jpivot page, and submitting the process queries
Keyword: OLAP., Linux Ubuntu, forest fire, data warehouse

Judul: Peningkatan Kinerja Sistem Spatial Data Warehouse Kebakaran Hutan Menggunakan GeoServer dan GeoMondrian
Abstrak: Forest fire can be periodically detected by satellite as hotspot areas that occur at specified time and location. The frequency of forest fire in Indonesia is high so the data collection of hotspots will be very large. That data collection of hotspots can be stored into specific storage such as data warehouse. A data warehouse system of forest fire was built in the previous research using GeoServer as web map server and GeoMondrian as OLAP Server. However, that system still has some limitations such as the poor system runtime and the low amount of retrieved hotspots. In this research, the system would be reconfigurated in order to fix those limitations so that the system performance would increase. The configuration involves some part of the system including Java Runtime Environment, database source, data cube schema, and error handling in OpenLayers. It has resulted 155 ms higher speed of runtime and 1310 higher number of retrieved hotspots.
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Judul: Durability of Specific Immunoglobulin (Ig) Y Againts Influenza and Covid-19 in Sunscreen
Abstrak: The benefit of specific immunoglobulin Y (Ig Y) as an active ingredient in personal care products such as sunscreen has not been properly studied. Our study aims to evaluate the reliability of specific IgY against influenza and the COVID-19 virus in a sample sunscreen product. Specific IgY influenza and COVID-19 viruses were inserted in the sample sunscreen at two concentrations of 0.1% and 0.25%. Three treatments were observed: control (C) sunscreen without IgY, treatment 1 (T1) sunscreen with 0.1% IgY, and treatment 2 (T2) sunscreen with 0.25% IgY. Organoleptic observations were carried out to monitor changes in aroma, color, and texture, and sunscreen sampling was done every week for 6 weeks. The durability of IgY was evaluated using an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) and a neutralization assay. Organoleptic observation from weeks 1 to 6 showed consistency in its aroma, color, and texture. Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay and neutralization assay (NA) results of the T1 and T2 groups showed negative results except for sample T1 at week 5, which showed a positive result in the Influenza A ELISA. Based on the results, it seems that IgY concentrations of 0.1% or 0.25% were not optimal. However, this negative result might be due to low concentration of the IgY and the presence of beeswax, which inhibits IgY and causes it to dissolve in distilled water, thus preventing it from being detected in the assay.
Keyword: Immunoglobulin Y, Sunscreen, Influenza, COVID-19, Biological Activity