bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Gap Analysis Kualifikasi Kinerja HVAC dan Mesin Sterilisator Berdasarkan CPOB dan EU GMP Terhadap Protokol di Salah Satu Industri Farmasi
Authors: Farkhani Meigita Indah , Musfiroh Ida
Published: September 2024

Dalam memenuhi mutu suatu produk di industri farmassi, perlu dilakukan pengawasan salah satunya pada sistem tata udara dan mesin sterilisator untuk memastikan produk yang dihasilkan memiliki mutu yang konsisten baik dengan proses kualifikasi yang mengacu pada CPOB dan EU GMP sebagai pedoman produk yang dipasarkan di dalam negeri dan wilayah Eropa. Dengan adanya perkembangan pada pedoman yang digunakan, selanjutnya dilakukan analisa gap antara pedoman terbaru dengan protokol kerja yang digunakan. Protokol kualifikasi kinerja HVAC dan mesin sterilisator dibandingkan dengan pedoman, lalu dilakukan analisa gap, selanjutnya hasil dari analisis ini disajikan secara deskriptif. Hasil dari analisis gap ini ditemukan adanya gap antara pedoman dengan protokol, yang mana penyesuaian batas penerimaan recovery test, dilakukan penentuan CCS, pembuatan risk assessment untuk pemetaan titik pemantauan kualitas udara dan lingkungan, melakukan penyusunan protokol kerja kualifikasi tunnel sesuai parameter kritis yang diatur pada pedoman, dan melakukan risk assessment untuk proses kualifikasi autoclave. Maka dari itu, berdasarkan berdasarkan gap yang ditemukan ini, perlu dilakukan perbaikan/perubahan pada protokol kerja sehingga protokol yang digunakan pada proses kualifikasi selanjutnya lebih relevan terhadap pedoman yang digunakan dan dapat memberikan tingkat kepercayaan hasil yang lebih baik.
Pemetaan Suhu Gudang Penyimpanan Ambient Room dan Cool Room pada Pedagang Besar Farmasi (PBF) X di Kota Bandung
Authors: Yusar Rani Fitrilia , Putriana Norisca Aliza , Bahtiar Rio
Published: September 2024

Obat adalah produk farmasi yang terdiri dari zat aktif dan zat tambahan yang harus memenuhi aspek efikasi, kualitas, dan keamanan. Penting bagi Pedagang Besar Farmasi (PBF) sebagai fasilitas distribusi obat dan/atau bahan obat untuk menjaga kestabilan produk yang dapat dipengaruhi oleh suhu penyimpanan. Salah satu upaya untuk menjaga kestabilan obat adalah dengan melakukan pemetaan suhu, yang bertujuan untuk mengidentifikasi rentang suhu, serta menentukan letak titik kritis yang kemudian menjadi dasar penempatan sensor suhu. Penelitian ini menganalisis rentang sebaran suhu di gudang penyimpanan PBF X di Kota Bandung untuk menentukan titik kritis penyimpanan dan penempatan data logger untuk pemantauan rutin. Pemetaan suhu dilakukan selama 7 hari pada 17 lokasi uji untuk ambient room dan 2 lokasi uji untuk cool room. Hasil pemetaan suhu di gudang penyimpanan PBF X di Kota Bandung memenuhi persyaratan suhu ambient room (<30℃) dan cool room (15-25℃), yaitu diperoleh suhu rata-rata maksimal dan minimal secara berturut-turut 27,3℃±0,551 (lokasi 3) dan 25,1℃±0,581 (lokasi 9) untuk ambient room, serta 21,12℃±0,717 (lokasi 20) dan 20,08℃±0,740 untuk cool room. Ditetapkan titik kritis di ambient room adalah lokasi 3 dan 9, dengan suhu tertinggi 28,7℃ (lokasi 3) dan terendah 23,7℃ (lokasi 9). Sedangkan di cool room, titik kritis adalah lokasi 19 dan 20, dengan suhu tertinggi 25,1℃ (lokasi 20) dan terendah 19,1℃ (lokasi 19). Lokasi-lokasi ini ditetapkan sebagai tempat penempatan data logger untuk pemantauan rutin.
Legal Protection for Buyers Against Cancellation of The Certificate of Land Rights Due to Administrative Defects
Authors: Ramadani Moch Januar , Pujiwati Yani , Rukmana Yenni Yunithawati
Published: September 2024

The purpose of this research is to analyze the position of land rights certificates which were canceled by BPN due to administrative defects related to the status of land rights and legal protection for buyer. This research makes use of a normative juridical approach as its methodology. In this research, it is stated that Land Rights established on Management Rights and then transferred to third parties/buyers without permission from the Management Rights holder can be categorized as genuine but fake certificates (asphalt), so that such certificates are declared administratively defective and must be cancelled. Regarding protection for buyers whose certificates are later cancelled, legal protection can be implemented repressively, namely by the buyer getting compensation for the canceled certificate which should be the buyer's right.
The Nature of Law Enforcement of Illegal Fishing in Indonesia After The Establishment of The Employment Law
Authors: Muhammad Fauzi Ramadhan  , Said Muhammad Fachri , Syah Syawal Amirul
Published: September 2024

This research aims to analyze and find out the reality of the enforcement of illegal fishing law in Indonesia as well as the enforcement of illegal fisheries law in indonesia after the introduction of the Ciptaker Act. The type of research used is normative research, i.e. research with legislative approaches and supporting literature as research source material. The results of the study indicate that (1) the enforcement of the law of illegal fishing in Indonesia as well as enforcing the law on illegal fisheries in Indonesia after the creation of the Ciptaker Act, is basically aimed at protecting fishing resources,ining the sustainability of the marine environment, and ensuring that seafood can be sustainably utilized by future generations. (2) The enforcement of illegal fishing laws in Indonesia after the introduction of the Ciptaker Act, there are some changes in regulations that affect the enforcing of illegal fisheries law in Indonesia.
Análisis estructural y tribológico de recubrimientos de fosfato de manganeso modificados con nanopartículas de ZrO₂ y WC
Authors:   , Barrios Hernández Oscar
Published: September 2024

En el presente trabajo se reporta el desarrollo de recubrimientos de fosfato de manganeso y fosfato de manganeso modificado con carburo de tungsteno en láminas de acero 1020, al igual que el estudio de sus propiedades estructurales y mecánicas que presentan bajo diferentes condiciones del baño de fosfato. Los recubrimientos se hicieron en tres etapas, la primera etapa fue la preparación del baño en la cual se variaron los valores de pH usando un pH acido (pH de 2 y 4), la concentración de manganeso (3 y 5 g/L) y la temperatura del baño (80 y 90°C). Posteriormente se pasó a la segunda etapa en la cual se realizó la preparación de los sustratos y el fosfatizado, en esta etapa se cortaron las láminas, se les retiraron las rebabas y se limpiaron mecánicamente, una vez realizado esto se introdujeron en el baño de fosfato y se dejaron sumergidas durante 35 min para realizar el recubrimiento mediante el método de conversión química. La última etapa fue la caracterización en la cual con ayuda de un durómetro Knoop/Vickers-Tukon 1102/1202 se realizó el ensayo de dureza en escala Rockwell C, con ayuda del difractómetro SIEMENS D-500 se observaron señales que sobresalen las cuales ayudaron a verificar si se trataba de un recubrimiento de fosfato de manganeso, mientras que la Microscopia Electronica de Barrido (MEB) se usó para el estudio de la superficie del recubrimiento. En colaboración con la Dra. Dulce Viridiana Melo Máximo del Tecnológico de Monterrey campus Estado de México se realizaron las caracterizaciones de los recubrimientos tales como: pruebas de rugosidad con un rugosímetro Mitutoyo SJ-410, pruebas tribológicas con un tribómetro TRIBOMETER, se obtuvieron fotos del desgaste en la esfera con un microscopio Olympus, así como fotos del desgaste en la muestra con un Microscopio estereoscópico Leica WILD M3Z y una cámara MOTICAMPros5 Lite.
Naive Bayes Image Classification Based on Multiple Features
Authors: Fang Kun
Published: September 2024

In the field of computer science, in order to realize the classification of images, a naive Bayes method based on multiple features has been proposed. This method is widely used and rich. It uses four features, such as extracting gray histogram features, SIFT features, SURF features, and reducing the dimensions of the dataset from data image sets. Naive Bayesian methods are used to obtain The accuracy, recall, and F1 value of the image for each feature. This paper analyzes the application and feature comparison of Naive Bayes method in images, and shows that image representation using SURF feature description can achieve better classification results.
Application of Artificial Neural Network in Slope Stability Analysis
Authors: Zhou Yongsheng
Published: September 2024

This paper mainly expounds the natural factors that affect the slope stability and the application principle of artificial neural network in the slope stability analysis. The advantages and disadvantages of general neural network and BP network are analyzed, and the corresponding countermeasures are put forward.
Potential barriers and drivers in the growth of blue economy: Perspectives of nautical tourism
Authors: Raza Ali , Ejaz Faisal , Khokhar Maryam , Illés Csaba Bálint , Hossain Md Billal
Published: September 2024

This study investigates the potential of developing a maritime tourism project within the blue economy of Pakistan and explores the factors influencing blue growth and maritime tourism. A quantitative research approach has been adopted. The research gathered primary data from diverse experts and stakeholders within the maritime sector and related industries. The study’s target population comprised on various entities involved in these sectors. A sample of around 250 individuals was selected using a convenient sampling technique. The collected data underwent analysis using the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) and the Partial Least Square (PLS) method. This approach was chosen to explore and understand the intricate relationships between variables in the context of the maritime industry. Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) techniques were then employed to scrutinize the data further, allowing for a comprehensive examination of the interconnections among the variables identified in the study. This robust methodological approach enhances the study’s credibility and provides valuable insights into the dynamics of the maritime sector and its associated industries. The findings indicate that a balanced approach, valuing business sustainability, top management support, and enabling innovation structures positively impact blue growth. Additionally, uncertainty avoidance and promoting short-term goals have an appositive impact on the blue economy. Moreover, two potential barriers, Functional strategy, and weak competency, do not significantly affect the blue economy. This study lays the foundation for further exploration and implementation of strategies that promote sustainable growth and development in Pakistan’s blue economy. By integrating the insights gained from this study into policy and decision-making processes, stakeholders can work together to create a vibrant and sustainable maritime tourism sector that benefits both local communities and the environment.
Strategic decision-making in project management: Applying FAHP to select research agendas
Authors: Restrepo-Morales Jorge Anibal , Echavarria Jacobo , Durango-Yepes Carlos
Published: September 2024

This study proposes a fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP) method to support strategic decision-makers in choosing a project management research agenda. The analytical hierarchy process (AHP) model is the basic tool used in this study. It is a mathematical tool for evaluating decisions with multiple alternatives by decomposing them into successive levels according to their degree of importance. The Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) oriented theme of project management was chosen from among four themes that emerged from a strategic monitoring study. The FAHP method is an effective decision-making tool for multiple aspects of project management. It eliminates subjectivity and produces decisions based on consistent judgment.
The effect of digital curation on visitor behavior in museum expositions
Authors: Gao Fan , Keller Veronika
Published: September 2024

This study examines the impact of digitally curated museum exhibitions on visitor behavior, with a particular focus on university students from China and Hungary (n = 308). Using PLS-SEM analysis, the research finds that visitors’ experiences during digital curation visits significantly influence their behavior, and this influence is mediated by perceived value and satisfaction. It is recommended that museums consider the following constructive considerations to facilitate their future development: expanding the application of digital curation, utilizing cutting-edge technologies, implementing data-driven curatorial optimization, enhancing social experiences, integrating education and entertainment, and promoting cultural preservation and environmental stewardship. These insights will help guide museums toward more engaging and sustainable experiences.
Evaluating the impact of environmental noise pollution on construction worker productivity in Peshawar, Pakistan: Justifying enforcement of noise regulation policies in the construction sector
Authors: Bashir Muhammad Tariq , Khan Awais , Alrowais Raid , Sikandar Muhammad Ali , Khan Md. Munir Hayet , Zamin Bakht , Farid Faizan
Published: September 2024

Noise pollution in construction sites is a significant concern, impacting worker health, safety, communication, and productivity. The current study aims to assess the paramount consequences of ambient noise pollution on construction activities and workers’ productivity in Peshawar, Pakistan. Noise measurements have been recorded at four different construction sites in Peshawar at different times of the day. Statistical analysis and Relative Importance Index (RII) are employed to evaluate the data Risk variables, such as equipment maintenance, noise control, increased workload, material handling challenges, quality control issues, and client satisfaction. The results indicated that noise levels often exceeded permissible limits, particularly in the afternoon, posing significant worker risks. In addition, RII analysis identified communication difficulties, safety hazards, and decreased productivity as significant issues. The results show that noise pollution is directly linked with safety risks, decreased performance, and client dissatisfaction and needs immediate attention by authorities. This paper proposes a strategic policy framework, recommending uniform hand signals and visual communication methods without noise for workers, worker training about safety, and using wearable devices in noisy settings. Communication training for teams and crane operators, proactive quality control, and customer-oriented project schedules are also proposed. These recommendations aim to mitigate the adverse effects of noise pollution, enhance construction industry resilience, and improve overall operational efficiency, worker safety, and client satisfaction in the construction sector of Peshawar, aligning with policy and sustainable development objectives.
Exploring the interconnected dynamics of energy efficiency and socioeconomic factors in European economic development using SOM
Authors: Valčić Sonja Brlečić , Markuz Ana
Published: September 2024

Purpose: Today’s challenges underscore the importance of energy across all segments of life. This scientific paper investigates the multifaceted relationship between energy efficiency, energy import reliance, population heating access, renewable energy integration, electricity production capacities, internet utilization, structural EU funds, and education/training within the framework of economic development. Methodology: Using data from selected European countries and employing self-organizing neural networks (SOM) and linear regression, this research explores how these interconnected factors influence the journey toward a sustainable and prosperous economic future. Results: The analysis revealed a strong connection between energy efficiency and numerous socioeconomic factors of modern times, with most of these connections being non-linear in nature. Conclusion: As countries work toward sustainable development goals, prioritizing energy efficiency can contribute to improved quality of life, economic growth, and environmental sustainability.
Generational differences in technology behavior: A systematic literature review
Authors: Choudhary Reema , Shaik Younus Ahamad , Yadav Pankaj , Rashid Ayesha
Published: September 2024

This research looks into the differences in technological practices across Gen-X, Gen-Y, and Gen-Z employees in the workplace, with an emphasis on motivation, communication, collaboration, and productivity gaps. The study uses a systematic literature review to identify factors that contribute to these variations, taking into account each generation’s distinct experiences, communication methods, working attitudes, and cultural backgrounds. Bridging generational gaps, providing ongoing training, and incorporating cross-generational and technology-enhanced practices are all required in today’s workplace. This study compares the dominating workplace generations, Gen-X and Gen-Y, with the emerging Gen-Z. A review of the literature from 2010 to 2023, which was narrowed down from 1307 to 20 significant studies, emphasizes the importance of organizational management adapting to generational changes in order to increase productivity and maintain a healthy workplace. The study emphasizes the need of creating effective solutions for handling generational variations in workplace.
The impact of e-human resource management on employee performance: The mediating role of employee engagement in Jordanian service and public administration commission
Authors: Almaaitah Mohammad Fathi , Al-Rwaidan Rafi Mahmoud , Al-Adamat Abdullah M. , Enaizan Odai , Alserhan Atalla Fahed
Published: September 2024

The research aims to explore the role of Electronic Human Resources Management on employee performance through employee engagement. The present research’s population included all Jordanian Service and Public Administration Commission employees. The data was collection through a questionnaire that was administered for the study Population. 262 questionnaires collected from employees working in Service and Public Administration Commission in Jordan valid for statistics. The analysis of the data was undertaken through the use of SEM (structural equation modelling). The results showed that E-HRM has a direct impact on employee performance and employee engagement. Consequently, the indication from the results was that a significant role in mediation within the effect that E-HRM had upon employee performance been played by employee engagement. The conclusion reached was that transformation of the public sector through implementation of technological HRM methods fosters employee engagement, with that being a key driver for the alignment of employee behaviors for the achievement of high levels of employee performance.
Track maintenance planning and optimization considering unit track section combination
Authors: Xu Zhepu , Zou Jinbai , Chen Dashan
Published: September 2024

Given the large amount of railway maintenance work in China, whereas the maintenance time window is continuously compressed, this paper proposes a novel network model-based maintenance planning and optimization method, transforming maintenance planning and optimization into an integer linear programming problem. Based on the dynamic inspection data of track geometry, the evaluation index of maintenance benefit and the model of the decay and recovery of the track geometry are constructed. The optimization objective is to maximize the railway network’s overall performance index, considering budget constraint, maximum length constraint, maximum number of maintenance activities within one single period constraint, and continuity constraint. Using this method, the track units are divided into several maintenance activities at one time. The combination of surrounding track units can be considered for each maintenance activity, and the specific location, measure, time, cost, and benefit can be determined. Finally, a 100 km high-speed railway network case study is conducted to verify the model’s effectiveness in complex optimization scenarios. The results show that this method can output an objective maintenance plan; the combination of unit track sections can be considered to expand the scope of maintenance, share the maintenance cost and improve efficiency; the spatial-temporal integrated maintenance planning and optimization can be achieved to obtain the optimal global solution.
Towards sustainable governance: Do banking sectors practice sustainable finance beyond compliance?
Authors: Gunawan Juniati , Liu Ying Chieh , Rosalina Linda , Sutrisno Edi , Haris Abdul
Published: September 2024

This study aims to examine whether banks are compliant with adopting sustainability regulations and guidelines, and how they disclose their sustainable finance activities in sustainability reporting by providing case of Indonesian banking. Previous research provided discussions on the role of governance in supporting many variables as quantitative studies, but failed to demonstrate on going practices of how banking industries implement sustainable finance governance. Hence, this study provides originality by analyzing the extend of disclosures in order to evaluate their commitments in responding to sustainability regulations and guidelines, through disclosures of economic, environment, social, and governance (EESG) information in annual and sustainability reports. The samples were undertaken by examining the contents of sustainability and annual reports published for the financial year 2016 to 30 June 2021, for the Indonesian banks listed in business category 4, business category 3, and international banks, with the total of 202 reports. The results indicate that the implementation of sustainable finance in EESG information increases annually with social performances are the highest information disclosed, while the governance and economic information received the lowest level of disclosure. Results of this study will benefit policymakers, banks, and related companies to understand sustainable finance governance, and reveal the importance the role of banking industries to support Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Providing the insights of the ongoing discussions are expected to suggest following actions for further policies to support the implementation of sustainable finance, in particular to establish sustainability governance as a foundation of commitments, beyond complying to regulations.
Future policies for managing ship traffic and safety in the access channel of a new nation’s capital: A case study of Indonesia
Authors: Malisan Johny , Puriningsih Feronika Sekar , Marpaung Edward , Humang Windra Priatna , Jinca Muhammad Yamin , Wahyudi Andi , Arianto Dedy , Putra Hasriwan , Mutharudin Mutharudin , Irawati Novi
Published: September 2024

Indonesia has a new capital, officially known as Nusantara (IKN). The nearest access to and from IKN is through Balikpapan Bay, a confined waterway that may eventually result in traffic congestion and interfere with shipping operations. This research aims to investigate ship traffic and safety governance policies, as few researchers have previously studied this issue in the IKN waters. We collected the empirical data in four steps. Firstly, we conducted in-depth interviews and focus group discussions attended by related stakeholders, such as the Harbormaster and Port Authority, the Indonesian Maritime Court, the Navigation District Officers, SOE Port Managers, Local Government, and Shipping Companies Association. Next, we distributed questionnaires to shipping operators. Furthermore, using triangulation techniques, this research suggests the need to harmonize regulations implemented by related agencies involved in shipping activities. The last step was determining ship routes to ensure maritime safety and ship traffic efficiency. The proposed harmonization would provide port and shipping operators with business certainty in accordance with applicable laws. The research also recommended sharing authority between the IKN Authority Agency, which is responsible for the exploitation of water areas, and the Transportation Ministry, which regulates maritime traffic and safety.
A study on the experiences of personal assistants for people with disabilities in client behavioral issues, health protection and exploring development
Authors: Kim Jung Im , Choi Jun Hyeok , Choi Bo Ram
Published: September 2024

This study was conducted to comprehensively explore personal assistants for people with disabilities experiences and the current status of client behavioral issues during vocational activities, aiming to seek strategies for advancing worker health protection. The study included 8 participants (Personal assistants for people with disabilities) selected through voluntary convenience sampling method. Qualitative research methods, specifically in-depth interviews, were conducted from August 31 to September 1, 2023. The study categorized client behavioral issues into ‘unreasonable demands,’ ‘verbal and physical abuse,’ and ‘sexual harassment,’ causing stress among workers. Fear of unemployment and job change hindered emotional expression, leading to significant emotional exhaustion and job stress. Furthermore, it was revealed that there are no management policies, management departments, or management systems within the institution to address client problem behavior. To address these issues, the study suggests the establishment of emotional labor management systems and support structures. Furthermore, it emphasizes the need for systematic internal systems and the development of health protection manuals for client interaction.
Testing of Daylighting and Heat Load Parameters in Different Design Types of Dairy Cow Housing
Authors: Balková Milada , Lendelová Jana , Karandušovská Ingrid , Žitňák Miroslav
Published: September 2024

The aim of the work was to test the level of daylight conditions and the heat load of animals in the summer season in two identically oriented dairy barns with different construction and material solutions. Measurements were carried out in the same farm and at the same time. A classic massive building – reconstructed barn (RB) for 158 dairy cows with a volume of 34.3 m3 per animal supplemented in summer by motor ventilation (522.15 m3 per animal, total 82,500 m3·h−1) had an indoor daylight factor DF below the limit DFavg, int
= 0.21% (against the recommended DF = 1% for housing dairy cows). In the external feeding alley, which was screened by a shelter and an adjacent building, lighting conditions were compliant with DFavg, ext
= 4.02%. However, the level of heat load as measured by indices was above the limit (THIavg, int
= 84.65) despite the motor ventilation used; in the outdoor feeder THIavg, ext
= 81.63, against the recommended stress-free level THI = 72. Similarly, according to the ETIC assessment, the results were deficient ETICavg, int
= 26.16 and in the outdoor feed ETICavg, ext
= 25.24 against the recommended level of ETIC = 20. The second building, a new barn (NB) for 444 dairy cows was a new large-cubicle indoor structure with 82.53 m3 per animal, with a translucent roof (37.87% of the total 4,927.6 m2 was of translucent polycarbonate triple-pipe roofing). This amount of translucent elements together with large window openings of a total area of 879.6 m2 was also reflected in the values of the daylight factor DFavg, int
= 7.59%. The level of heat load was not significantly lower compared to a massive RB with motor ventilation over a double row of bunks (fans with a total capacity of 82,500 m3·h−1). In NB, no animal cooling features were activated, but technically and spatially they were easily solvable (whether economical ventilation systems with laminar flow, precisely controlled sprinkling of animals, or another combination of evaporative and flow solutions). These efficient types of cooling would be almost impossible to deploy in RB or only with a special renovation of the building, which would be comprehensively costly.
Virtual Simulation Modeling as a Key Element of Warehouse Location Optimization Strategy
Authors: Krynke Marek
Published: September 2024

This article examines the utilization of computer simulation techniques for optimizing warehouse locations, an essential component of efficient supply chain management. The study employs a detailed simulation model built using FlexSim software to analyze various decision-making scenarios and identify the optimal warehouse locations while considering market demand for different products. The model integrates a finite set of decision variables and constraints specific to the logistics problem, offering a structured approach to evaluate alternative strategies. Key stages in the development of the simulation model are outlined, including the definition of input parameters, the execution of simulations, and the interpretation of results. The findings demonstrate that virtual simulation modeling significantly enhances decision-making processes by providing precise insights into the interactions within the distribution network. Additionally, the use of simulation results in considerable time and cost savings by reducing the need for costly physical trials. This research underscores the effectiveness of computer simulation in optimizing warehouse locations, contributing to improved supply chain performance and operational efficiency.
Implementation of the FMEA Method as a Support for the HACCP System in the Polish Food Industry
Authors: Szczyrba Anna , Ingaldi Manuela
Published: September 2024

The main objective of the work was to assess the possibility of using and implementing the FMEA method as an effective support for the HACCP system in a selected food industry enterprise. The research entity was a food enterprise located in central Poland and the subject of the research was canned meat with gravy in glass jars and their production line. In the study, programs such as draw.io, Excel, and Statistica were used. The study was conducted based on interviews with company employees, value stream analysis and nonconformance reports. During the site visit, an assessment of the company’s infrastructure was also carried out to evaluate the possibility of implementing the FMEA method. Data analysis showed that in the examined company there are non-compliances with varying degrees of impact on the final quality of the product or on the production process of this product. The analysis of the company’s infrastructure, in turn, confirms that it is possible to integrate the HACCP system with the FMEA method. The results indicate that the synergy of HACCP and FMEA will bring benefits to the company in the form of improved risk management, quality control and safety in food production. The results of this study suggest that implementing such a connection may bring many, various benefits to food companies not only in Poland but also in another countries.
Analysis of Economic Growth in The Southern Regions of Peru, 2019-2021
Authors: Ticona-Carrizales Lucio , Rodríguez-Limachi Omar Moisés , Incacutipa-Limachi Duverly Joao , Panca Cynthia Milagros Apaza , Segales Betty Campos , Lima Wilson Smith Arpasi , Saico Cristóbal Rufino Yapuchura , Mamani Yhon Renan Gonza , Campos Varanny Nelyda Ticona
Published: September 2024

Objective: The objective of this research is to analyze the economic growth of the Southern Regions of Peru during the period 2019-2021.
 
Method: The methodology used is descriptive and non-experimental design of longitudinal type, also, the information with which we work is secondary because it was collected from the institutions of the Ministry of Economy and Finance MEF (friendly consultation) and the National Institution of Statistics and Informatics INEI; in the target population that we work is the macro southern region of Peru that is made up of: Arequipa, Apurimac, Cusco, Puno, Moquegua, Madre de Dios and Tacna.
 
Results: In the results, the investment in economic growth was observed which is based on the funds allocated for investments by the canon item, over canon and mining royalties, through multiannual programming, project formulation and use of resources, in the southern macro region period 2019-2021, where the departments with the highest economic growth were: Arequipa and Cusco in 2019 presented 5.7% GVA and 4% GVA, in 2020 5.4% GVA and 4% GVA and in 2021 recorded 5.4% GVA and 3. 7% GVA respectively, while those that presented lower economic growth were the departments of Apurimac and Madre de Dios, for 2019 they registered 1.3% GVA and 0.4% GVA, for 2020 1.3% GVA and 0.3% GVA, finally for 2021 they presented 1.2% GVA and 0. 3 GVA respectively; likewise, the departments with the highest public expenditures in current expenditure, capital expenditure and debt service expenditures recorded in the southern macro region in the period 2019-2021 were: Cusco and Arequipa; on the other hand, the departments that showed the lowest economic growth were Moquegua and Madre de Dios.
Conclusions: In conclusion, it was observed that in the southern macro region there is a slowdown in economic growth according to the investments made by the regional governments and the benefit presented by each region.
Refractory Bricks Characterization Manufactured from Geopolymers Based on Volcanic Ash
Authors: Almirón Jonathan Muñoz , Churata Rossibel , Huanca-Zuñiga Paul , Torres-Almirón Jennifer , Acevedo-Obando Grace , Tupayachy-Quispe Danny
Published: September 2024

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to analyze the mechanical and physical properties of refractory bricks manufactured by geopolymerization from volcanic ash to obtain a product with better properties and contribute to the sustainable use of natural resources.
 
Method: For the refractory bricks preparation, volcanic ash was used with 12 M sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and sodium silicate (Na2SiO3) as activators, with a liquid/solid ratio of 0.2.
02 brick prototypes were manufactured, a cylindrical specimen prototype for the study of resistance to compression and absorption; and a prototype of a rectangular prism to analyze thermal conductivity.
The refractory bricks were subjected to a calcination process at 600°C and 800°C to analyze their properties.
 
Results and Discussion: The compressive strength of the cylindrical specimens at a temperature of 600°C reached an average of 5.51 MPa, while those manufactured at a temperature of 800°C recorded an average of 6.60 MPa, these results representing double compared to the resistance at the average compression of 2.80 MPa of commercial refractory bricks. The average density values of the specimens manufactured at 600°C and 800°C were similar and equivalent to 1.58 g/cm3 and higher compared to the average density of 0.95 g/cm3 of commercial bricks. Furthermore, the average thermal conductivity obtained in the manufactured refractory bricks was 0.008 W/mK, a value that is interesting due to its greater insulating properties compared to that of commercial refractory bricks that have an average value of 0.39 W/mK of thermal conductivity. Indeed, properties with optimal results were achieved in the manufacture of refractory bricks made from geopolymers.
 
Research Implications: The use of volcanic ash for the production of geopolymer-based bricks allows obtaining more environmentally friendly products with good performance in terms of properties comparable to those of known commercial refractory bricks.
 
Originality/Value: This study contributes to the field of the construction industry by providing an alternative to the processing of refractory bricks by geopolymerization from volcanic ash, offering important knowledge for industry and academia.
Microalgae and Cyanobacteria in the Biological Treatment of Effluents
Authors: Parra Karen Lizette Diaz , Hernández María Gorety Contreras , García Víctor Manuel Ayala , Melchor Dulce Jazmín Hernández , Roldán Alfredo de Jesús Martínez
Published: September 2024

Objective: This research has the aim of carrying out a bibliography review of effluent treatment in the industrial sector using microalgae as a process of biological treatment to reduce the concentration of pollutants.
 
Theoretical framework: Water availability is a global problem and it is necessary to implement wastewater treatment processes to reduce the concentration of organic, inorganic, and toxic pollutants and others. Among the stages of the wastewater treatment train there are the biological processes where organic matter is degraded by microorganisms present.
 
Methodology: databases as Google Scholar, Science Direct, Springer, and NCBI, were consulted to collect scientific and academic documents, including documents from 2005 to 2024.
 
Results and Discussion: the benefit of using microalgae and cyanobacteria as a biological treatment is observed mainly in the reduction of contaminants compounds, also the reduction of the presence of color, odor and fecal coliforms in the wastewater. 
 
Research implications: demonstrate the promising results on the reduction of pollutants concentration in effluents from different sectors when microalgae are included in the process; its utility is attributed to their adaption, tolerance, and survival capacity in various concentrations of contaminants. Also, the viability of the microalgal biotechnology with the implementation of photobioreactors who allow the operations of closed systems in continuous or semi-continuous optimizing the cultivation of microalgae under specific conditions.
Преодоление субъективности знания в процессе педагогического исследования
Authors: Куликова Лидия Николаевна
Published: September 2024

Настоящей публикацией открывается новая рубрика нашего журнала – «Научное наследие». В этой рубрике мы будем публиковать материалы, которые не находятся в широком доступе для читателей журнала, но которые не утратили своей актуальности до настоящего времени или имеют историческую значимость. В этом номере рубрика представлена докладом доктора педагогических наук, профессора Лидии Николаевны Куликовой, сделанном ею 23 апреля 2008 г. в Хабаровске, в период работы второй сессии Дальневосточного методологического семинара 22–24 апреля 2008 г.
Опыт визуализации абстрактного знания в процессе преподавания философии
Authors: Преснякова Татьяна Николаевна , Непочатых Ирина Анатольевна
Published: September 2024

The article is devoted to describing the experience of using information technologies in the process of teaching the humanities. Philosophy is the most difficult to master due to the high level of abstraction of the categorical apparatus. To convey extremely abstract categories requires an in-depth understanding of philosophical issues, built on critical analysis. The process of studying philosophy leads to the search for new techniques. One such productive technique is the visualization of a philosophical text. Visualization helps to establish the essential characteristics of philosophical concepts and discover not only a close dialectical connection between them, but also to build relationships between various disciplines studied at the university, such as philosophy, cultural studies, mathematics, logic, computer science. Motivating non-philosophical students for the creative process of creating visual images contributes to a deeper study of philosophical texts.
La falacia del tercer procedimiento de estabilización del empleo público temporal
Authors: Melchor LLopis Lorena
Published: September 2024

Objetivos: analizar en qué medida el tercer procedimiento de estabilización se alinea con los principios constitucionales que regulan el acceso a la función pública en España. Metodología: se realiza un análisis de las causas que han llevado a la precarización del empleo temporal en el sector público, complementado con un estudio crítico de la normativa aplicable y la jurisprudencia pertinente. Resultados: el estudio revela que la estructura del tercer procedimiento de estabilización presenta conflictos significativos con los principios de igualdad, mérito y capacidad, fundamentales en el acceso a la función pública. Conclusiones: se recomienda una reforma integral del régimen jurídico del personal temporal y la implementación de una política de planificación más coherente, con el objetivo de asegurar el pleno cumplimiento de los principios constitucionales y fomentar una estabilidad laboral efectiva en el ámbito público.
Síntesis de la jurisprudencia casacional sobre empleo público más significativa del primer periodo del año 2024
Authors: Chaves García José Ramón , Rastrollo Suárez Juan José
Published: September 2024

A lo largo de la presente sección presentamos una síntesis de la jurisprudencia casacional sobre empleo público más significativa durante el primer período del año 2024.
Mujeres en forma. Rosario Castellanos y el derecho a una estética femenina
Authors: Ceballos Germán , Pace Riccardo
Published: September 2024

El estudio profundiza en Mujer que sabe latín, de Rosario Castellanos, para observar cómo algunos elementos fundamentales de su escritura –emisor, contenidos, estilos, tonos, modos, estructura– se constituyen como un acto social, cumplido en nombre del género femenino, de adjudicación de algunos de los derechos humanos que la tradición patriarcal niega a las mujeres. Bajo la guía de algunos conceptos de Bajtín –dialogismo, monologismo, parodia, contenido, forma–, se revisa la obra en busca de impresiones lectoras y fragmentos textuales que den fe de cómo la escritura rosariana, animada por la energía subversiva de la ironía, se torna un gesto de conquista del derecho a una voz y una perspectiva propias, así como de una tradición cultural y una estética de género que redoblan y subvierten la perspectiva dominante para desenmascararla como una parodia de la verdad.
Women in form. Rosario Castellanos and the Right to a Feminine Aesthetic
Abstract
The study delves into Mujer que sabe latín, by Rosario Castellanos, to observe how some fundamental elements of her writing –sender, content, styles, tones, modes, structure– are constituted as a social act, carried out in the name of the female gender, of adjudication of some of the human rights that patriarchal tradition denies to women. Under the guidance of some of Bajtin’s concepts –dialogism, monologism, parody, content, form–, the work is reviewed in search of reading impressions and textual fragments that attest to how rosarian writing, animated by the subversive energy of irony, it becomes a gesture of conquest of the right to one’s own voice and perspective, as well as a cultural tradition and a gender aesthetic that redouble and subvert the dominant perspective to unmask it as a parody of the truth.
Recibido: 19 de febrero de 2024Dictaminado: 19 de marzo de 2024Aceptado: 26 de junio de 2024
Michael Taussig y la ficto-crítica: la vanguardia etnográfica y la reconfiguración del occidente subalterno
Authors: Ciprés Guerrero Miguel Ángel
Published: September 2024

Este artículo analiza cómo Michael Taussig utiliza la autoficción para desmantelar las jerarquías en la investigación etnográfica, cuestionando la objetividad y autoridad en el conocimiento antropológico. Al integrar su experiencia personal, Taussig desafía las narrativas hegemónicas y explora la idea de un occidente subalterno, sugiriendo que los sistemas de conocimiento occidentales son dinámicos y no universales. La conclusión destaca que considerar un occidente subalterno ofrece una perspectiva crítica esencial para comprender las dinámicas de poder y conocimiento en el mundo moderno.
Michael Taussig and Ficto-criticism: the Ethnographic Avant-Garde and the Reconfiguration of the Subaltern West
Abstract
This article examines how Michael Taussig uses autofiction to challenge hierarchies in ethnographic research, questioning objectivity and authority in anthropological knowledge. By integrating his personal experience, Taussig challenges hegemonic narratives and explores the concept of a subaltern west, suggesting that western knowledge systems are dynamic rather than universal. The conclusion highlights that the notion of a subaltern west provides a crucial perspective for understanding power and knowledge dynamics in the contemporary world.
Recibido: 22 de mayo de 2024Dictaminado: 22 de julio de 2024Aceptado: 29 de julio de 2024
Jorge Luis Herrera. (2023). Una representación polifónica de la Generación de Medio Siglo
Authors: Pavón Alfredo
Published: September 2024

Jorge Luis Herrera. (2023). Una representación polifónica de la Generación de Medio Siglo. 174 pp. ISBN: 978-607-98479-9-9. Ciudad de México: libermex.
Intentar la historia literaria es un reto. Jorge Luis Herrera lo acepta con alegría y le da cuerpo y savia a Una representación polifónica de la Generación de Medio Siglo, compañera de otras investigaciones suyas –informa, en preciso prólogo, David I. Saldaña Moncada–, ya individuales, como Voces en espiral. Entrevistas con escritores mexicanos contemporáneos (2009), ya colectivas, como Narrativas de la violencia. Representaciones en las literaturas hispánicas. Guerra, sociedad y familia (2015), Tuércele el cuello al cisne. Las expresiones de la violencia en la literatura hispánica contemporánea (siglos xx y xxi) (2016), El texto de las mil caras. Hibridismo y nuevas tendencias en la literatura española e hispanoamericana (2018) y Disidencias en la literatura hispánica (2020). Recorre un camino espinoso, que va del trasfondo social que implica toda historia literaria a la historia creativa de los individuos, pasando por la generación y grupos a que estos individuos están asociados.
Rural-Urban Women’s Decision-Making Autonomy on Contraceptive Use in Indonesia
Authors:   Research Center for Public Health and Nutrition, National Research and Innovation Agency, Indonesia, Kusnali Asep , Rachmawati Tety ,   Research Center for Public Health and Nutrition, National Research and Innovation Agency, Indonesia, Puspasari Herti Windya ,   Research Center for Public Health and Nutrition, National Research and Innovation Agency, Indonesia, Nuraini Syarifah ,   Research Center for Public Health and Nutrition, National Research and Innovation Agency, Indonesia, Idris Haerawati ,   Faculty of Public Health, Sriwijaya University, Indonesia, Mustikawati Intan Silviana ,   Public Health Study Program, Faculty of Health Sciences, Esa Unggul University, Indonesia, Rachmat Basuki ,   Research Center for Public Health and Nutrition, National Research and Innovation Agency, Indonesia, Rustika Rustika ,   Research Center for Public Health and Nutrition, National Research and Innovation Agency, Indonesia, Hermawati Istiana ,   Research Center for Public Policy, National Research and Innovation Agency, Indonesia, Saripudin Aip ,   Cyber State Islamic University of Syekh Nurjati Cirebon, Indonesia
Published: September 2024

This study examined the relationship between women’s decision-making autonomy and contraceptive use in Indonesia, using data from the 2014 Indonesia Family Life Survey (IFLS) on 9,153 married women aged 15–49. Ordered logistic regression was used to assess the relationship between women’s participation in four household decisions and their decision-making autonomy. These decisions include food purchases, household purchases, freedom to visit family and relatives, and contraceptive use. The findings indicate that women in urban areas have higher levels of decision-making autonomy than those in rural areas. The autonomy index generally increases with age, but rural women consistently show lower autonomy levels across all age groups compared to their urban counterparts. A positive relationship between decision-making autonomy and contraceptive use was observed in both rural and urban settings. The marginal effect of autonomy on contraceptive use is more pronounced for short-acting reversible contraception (SARC) than for long-acting reversible contraception (LARC). Behavioral economic factors, such as distorted perceptions of excessive risk information about LARC, upfront costs, potential discomfort, and traditional social norms, influence contraceptive attitudes and behaviors. These findings underscore the importance of addressing gendered power dynamics and societal norms that restrict women’s autonomy.