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NILAI PENDIDIKAN PADA TARI “BARIS JANGKANG” DESA PELILIT, KEC. NUSA PENIDA, KAB. KLUNGKUNG
Authors: Surya Ni Komang Okta Adi , Putra I Gede Gunadi
Published: March 2024

Penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa Baris Jangkang terlahir dari kemenangan yang diperoleh   oleh Desa Pelilit melawan Desa Watas dan Desa Tanglad dalam sebuah perang perebutan  wilayah kekuasaan yang terjadi di Desa Pelilit. Nama Baris Jangkang sendiri berasal dari  kalahnya musuh melawan Desa Pelilit dengan berlari terjengkang- jengkang, sehingga oleh I Jero Kulit diciptakanlah sebuah tarian yang disebut dengan Baris Jangkang karena melibatkan barisan pasukan. Prosesi pementasan Baris Jangkang diawali dengan tabuh oleh sekaa gong. Jro mangku nyakap banten, sedangkan penari merias diri. Sebelum pementasan dimulai, semua penari, penabuh, dan alat musik diberikan tirtha penglukatan untuk menyucikan agar tidak terjadi hal yang tidak diharapkan dilanjutkan dengan melakukan persembahyangan untuk memohon agar Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa merestui dan menghidupkan tarian sehingga memiliki taksu. Pementasan Baris Jangkang berlangsung sekitar 15 menit diiringi dengan pesantian sebagai penetralisir kekuatan jahat yang mengganggu para penari
PENGARUH KONSELING KELOMPOK TEKNIK ROLE PLAYING TERHADAP PERILAKU BULLYING PADA SISWA KELAS VIII DI SMP NEGERI 10 MATARAM
Authors: SONNY GUNAWAN I MADE , DIANTINI ROSITA , MUSTAMIIN MUHAMAD ZAINAL , HASNAWATI
Published: March 2024

Bullying merupakan perilaku agresif yang disengaja, dan dilakukan oleh sekelompok orang atau seseorang secara berulang-ulang dari waktu kewaktu terhadap kobannya. Upaya yang dapat dilakukan untuk meminimalisir bullying di sekolah adalah dengan mengoptimalkan peran bimbingan dan konseling melalui pemberian layanan responsif dengan melakukan konseling yang menekankan pada teknik-tekniknya. Tujuan dari penelitian ini untuk mengetahui pengaruh teknik role playing terhadap perilaku bullying pada siswa. Penelitian ini menggunakan model pre-eksperimen dengan desain one group pre-test-post-test. Metode pengumpulan data yang digunakan adalah angket berupa kuesioner yang dikembangkan berdasarkan indikator dari perilaku bullying. Teknik sampling yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah purposive sampling. Sampel yang digunakan untuk memperoleh data adalah 6 orang siswa yang memiliki kriteria perilaku bullying dengan kategori tinggi. Analisis data dalam penelitian ini menggunakan rumus t-test. Dalam penelitian ini perilaku bullying dapat diminimalisir dengan teknik role playing, dan secara tidak langsung dari penerapan teknik role playing dapat meningkatkan empati siswa sehingga mampu merasakan keadaan psikologis orang lain sebelum melakukan tindakan.
Konsep Pola Industri dan Perusahaan
Authors: Ni Made Arsita Kusumadewi  , Miftahul Hariz  , Muhammad Yasin
Published: March 2024

The research findings indicate that industrial patterns have a significant impact on companies, both positively and negatively. This study is expected to provide a better understanding for companies in facing changes in industrial patterns, thereby enhancing performance and competitiveness in fluctuating markets. The objectives of this research are: 1. To understand the relationship of industrial patterns/structure with the market.2. To identify the elements of industrial structure within the market.3. To determine the role of industrial patterns for companies.
Impact of Noise on the Effectiveness of Flight Traffic Services
Authors: Berliandari Ni Komang Putri Mirah , Putriekapuja Rany Adiliawijaya
Published: March 2024

This study aims to determine how noise affects the effectiveness of flight traffic services at Perum LPPNPI Cirebon Sub-Branch Office. The method used in this study is a qualitative one by taking three samples a day using the Sound Meter application on Android at the Menara Perum LPPNPI Cirebon Sub-Branch Office. The results of this study showed that the noise level in the control tower room had exceeded the threshold indicated both in general review based on the Decree of the Minister of Environment No. 48 of 1996 and specifically reviewed based on the book Human Factor in Air Traffic Control by V. David Hopkin in 1982. One of the reasons is the position of the tower building, which is close to the highway and adjacent to the motorcycle workshop. Based on these findings, it is recommended to install silencers, use headsets when communicating, and educate the motorcycle racing community about noise reduction
Effort to Optimize Coordination Unit in the Aerodrome Control Unit Tower Of Airnav Indonesia
Authors: Krisman Muhammad Rafli , Putriekapuja Rany Adiliawijaya
Published: March 2024

In managing air traffic at the Gorontalo Branch Control tower unit of Airnav Indonesia, communication is an important aspect that involves human resources and facilities. Adequate facilities are essential to carry out air traffic management activities effectively. This study aims to assist Air Traffic Control (ATC) officers in reducing communication errors and overcoming obstacles caused by the use of inefficient equipment. Data collection methods include field observations, interviews, and document analysis. Disturbances in communication during control at the Control Unit Near the Gorontalo Branch became a serious problem due to the inefficiency of the equipment used. This resulted in frequent receiving of wrong calls by ATC officers, which ultimately reduced efficiency in providing services. The solution proposed in this study is to introduce alternative communication equipment, namely the Voice Communication Control System (VCCS), which can be connected to the various units required. It is hoped that the results of this research will facilitate the communication process for ATC officers and reduce call errors when providing navigation services at the Airnav Indonesia Processural Approach Control Unit in Gorontalo.
Examining the Surge in Zainuddin Abdul Madjid International Airport's Traffic Resulting from Tourism Influences and Global Events
Authors: Rahmayani Aisyah , Jatmoko Djoko , Sonhaji Imam
Published: March 2024

Zainuddin Abdul Madjid International Airport on the island of Lombok is the venue for the international MOTO GP and WORLD SUPERBIKE events.Line existence of this research aims to provide information related to aircraft traffic during international events and compare it with traffic before international events, which resulted in increased traffic and workload for Air Traffic Controllers at Zainuddin Abdul Madjid International Airport. In this case, the author takes the data obtained from the officer who stores the flight data and then compares the traffic when the incident occurred and during normal circumstances using a comparative type of quantitative method and the author investigates the impact that occurred because of this.
Optimizing the Safety and Efficiency of Ngurah Rai Airport Runway, Bali through the Implementation of Stopbar Light
Authors: Candra Kurniawan Yuricko , Supardam Dhian
Published: March 2024

Ngurah Rai Airport is one of the airports with the busiest traffic in Indonesia. Maintaining runway safety and operational efficiency is crucial to the continuous growth of air traffic. Ensuring the safety and efficiency of airport runway operations is paramount in the aviation industry. This study investigates the implementation of Stopbar Lights as a measure to optimize the safety and efficiency of runway activities at Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali. Stopbar Lights serve as a visual aid to pilots, indicating the precise location where they should stop on the runway, contributing to the prevention of runway incursions, and enhancing overall safety protocols. The research method used is a descriptive qualitative method with data collection techniques in the form of observation, unstructured interviews, literature study, and documentation. Results indicate a notable enhancement in runway safety and efficiency following the introduction of Stopbar Lights. The technology not only reduces the risk of runway incursions but also streamlines ground movements, leading to improved operational timelines. Insights from this study provide valuable considerations for airport authorities and aviation professionals seeking to enhance runway management systems.
The Importance Of Integrated LOCA Between Adjacent Units in Aerodrome
Authors: Setyo Pramono Waluyo , Praptiningsih Nunuk
Published: March 2024

This journal discusses the importance of Letter Of Operasional Coordination Agreement (LOCA) and the connection of LOCA between units in the implementation of aviation at Aerodrome. Aviation is a unified system consisting of the use of airspace, aircraft, Aerodromes, air transportation, flight navigation, safety and security, the environment, and other public facilities. To optimize and improve the quality, safety, and security of aviation operations, one way is to create synergy between units at the Aerodrome so that coordination and collaboration between units can be optimized. LOCA is one of the main supports for creating optimal flight operations. This research aims to harmonize the main tasks, functions, and authorities between units so that there are no similarities so that there is no overlap in authority which could have the potential to be bad in the implementation of flight operations at Aerodrome.
Increasing Flight Safety Through Implementation LOCA ATS Provider and Waterbased Operator
Authors: Panjaitan Gery Arnetto Hasiholan , Sonhaji Imam
Published: March 2024

This study aims to examine the problems and impacts arising from the absence of renewal of the Letter of Operational Coordination Agreement (LOCA) document between Perum LPPNPI Lombok Branch Office and BENETE WATER BASE, PT NEWMONT NUSA TENGGARA. The research was conducted at Perum LPPNPI Lombok Branch Office from September to December 2022 when the author conducted OJT APP PROCEDURAL. The research method used is a descriptive qualitative method with data collection techniques in the form of observation, unstructured interviews, literature study, and documentation. In the data analysis technique, the author uses Descriptive Analysis. Based on the analysis of the research data obtained as well as a study of existing provisions and theories, the author concludes that it is necessary to renew the Letter of Operational Coordination Agreement (LOCA) between Perum LPPNPI Lombok Branch Office and BENETE WATER BASE PT AMMAN MINERAL to adjust to the provisions and theories.
Review of Radio Communication Range to Air Traffic Services
Authors: Sanjaya Aditya Dwi , Lestary Dwi
Published: March 2024

OJT activity is an activity of the Higher Education Tridharma (Education, Research and Community Service) which aims to get to know and add insight and scope of work according to the field of assignment, as well as as an encouragement to cadets to be able to work individually or work in a team competently. the data carried out in this research is based on the author's observations and data on the ATS Operational Logbook Unit Approach Control Procedural Airnav Tarakan Branch from September to December 2022, so as to obtain results. In carrying out their duties, ATC really needs situational awareness related to matters regarding ATC internal and external conditions. Based on the author's observations during OJT, traffic conditions at Juwata International Airport are very high. However, the radio communication range used by ATC is less than optimal, causing consequences that can interfere with the comfort of flight traffic services.
Importance of a Letter of Operational Coordination Agreement (Loca) Between Airnav and Police
Authors: Nuur Rangga Masyhuri , Surtiningtyas Sri Rahayu
Published: March 2024

Juwata Tarakan International Airport serves scheduled and unscheduled flights. The North Kalimantan Regional Police Helicopter is also an unscheduled flight that served by Juwata Tarakan International Airport, especially Perum LPPNPI Tarakan Branch. The police helicopter flies from MAPOLDA North Kalimantan located in Tanjung Selor to MAKOPOLAIRUD located in Tarakan and vice versa. The movement of the police helicopter can endanger the movement of aircraft traffic that is descent to circuit altitude to land at Juwata Tarakan International Airport and can interfere with aircraft that will take-off from Runway 24. The purpose of this research is to review the importance of making a Letter of Operational Coordination Agreement (LOCA) between Perum LPPNPI Tarakan Branch and the North Kalimantan Regional Police in order to create aviation safety and security, especially in Tarakan Airspace. The research method used is a descriptive qualitative approach with data collection techniques through observation. The results revealed that the North Kalimantan Regional Police helicopter flight path was very dangerous for VFR flights passing through the VFR corridor of Tarakan Airspace, causing potential hazards. To overcome and prevent the potential occurrence of these hazards, the need to make a Letter of Operational Coordination Agreement between Perum LPPNPI Tarakan Branch and the North Kalimantan Regional Police regarding flight procedures and safe routes to pass will ensure safety, security, efficiency, and regularity of flight traffic on Tarakan Airspace.
REVIEW OF INTER-UNIT COMMUNICATION TOOLS FOR THE PROVISION OF AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES
Authors: Ardiwisastra Angga Budiman , Surtiningtyas Sri Rahayu
Published: March 2024

Abstract— This paper discusses the challenges faced by the Tarakan Approach unit in providing optimal flight traffic control services. The unit grapples with an excessive number of communication tools, leading to coordination issues, decreased concentration, and communication disruptions. The paper highlights the importance of Voice Control Communication System (VCCS) equipment as a solution to streamline communication and reduce workload. It also emphasizes the significance of regular maintenance and awareness among controllers and assistant controllers. By addressing these challenges, the Tarakan Approach unit aims to increase the efficiency and safety of its flight traffic services, ensuring smoother and more regular traffic flow in its airspace.
Renewal Study of LoCa Between ATS RO Unit and Approach Combined With Tower Unit Perum LPPNPI Ternate
Authors: Putra Arizal Dwi Cahyakurnia , Lestary Dwi
Published: March 2024

An Air Traffic Controller (ATC) can be easily disrupted by several factors. At the AirNav Ternate Assistant Branch Office, the author observed several factors that could disturb the performance of an ATC. These factors include the need for ATC to directly monitor the AFTN (Aeronautical Fixed Telecommunication Network) to discover flight plans and flight-related news. Each working unit must have good coordination. In the LOCA (Local Operating Control Area) between ATS RO (Area Control Center) and APP (Approach Control) combined with TWR (Tower), it is not clarified that ATS RO personnel inform the TWR unit about flight plans and flight-related news. Moreover, there is a lack of authority and responsibility for each unit, making it unclear what the exact authority and obligations of each unit are in carrying out their tasks. The research employed by the author involves qualitative observational research methods. The study led to the renewal of the LOCA between ATS RO and the APP combined with TWR in Ternate. This renewal includes the delineation of authority for each unit and the responsibilities that each unit must carry out. There is coordination regarding the notification of an aircraft's capabilities in using PBN (Performance-Based Navigation) or RNP (Required Navigation Performance) from the ATS RO unit to the APP combined with the TWR unit in Ternate. This coordination is achieved using the available communication tools.
Factors Influencing Airport Technology Development: Customer Convenience, Aviation Security, and Environmental Issues
Authors: Kona Musri , Bunahri Rifqi Raza
Published: March 2024

Technology development had introduced automation techniques in the airport operation and service system. Passengers also feel more comfortable choosing an airport which has equipped with technology. Therefore, many airports are becoming more enthusiastic about implementing new technologies because they can increase efficiency, reliability, and sustainability within their operations. This article then tried to explain several factors which are significantly influencing airport technology development. The method used by the authors was a qualitative method focusing on the literature review. The research result showed that there are three prominent factors influencing airport technology development. First, the customer convenience factor encourages airports to apply self-service technologies that are more flexible and efficient. Second, the aviation security factor creates body scanner technology to automatically scan the passengers and the liquid explosives detection system. Third, environmental issues can be looked at from the airport’s efforts to implement various energy-saving behaviors and utilize renewable energy sources. Moreover, there are also other factors influencing the airport technology development, namely price, rapidness, customer experience, customer value, risk minimization, and communication enhancem.
Modeling Circle Runway to Increase Runway Capacity
Authors: Ahyudanari Ervina , Tejakesuma Reynaldi
Published: March 2024

Runway is a runway for airplanes to land (landing) or to fly (takeoff). Runway is a major component in an airport, it is necessary to plan a good runway. The runway at Juanda Airport uses a conventional system where the runway is rectangular. In this final project the author plans a runway with a circular runway model. The circular runway is a radical new runway design with a circular shape. With a circular runway, airport operators can operate the runway regardless of the wind direction and for all types of aircraft. Airports with circular runways have a smaller footprint than airports with conventional runways. With the existence of a circular runway, it is expected to increase runway capacity compared to conventional runway capacity. Circular runways can also allow airports to continue operating without interference from crosswinds. From the calculation results, it is found that the runway has a circumference of 9864 m. The ARFL length obtained for a circular runway with a Boeing 747-400 aircraft as a reference is 3795 m. The width of the circular runway is determined to be 140 m wide. The slope of the runway starts at an angle of 0° and then increases gradually to 20°. While the force felt by the aircraft when landing on a circular runway is 0.43 g. Juanda's conventional runway capacity is 32 operations per hour. Where the circular runway capacity is 64 operations per hour, this capacity may increase depending on the type of aircraft served.
Green Polymer Composites for Aerospace Engineering Applications : A Review
Authors: Rifada Pradiza Revvan , Mochamad Asrofi , Haris Setyawan , Muhammad Oktaviano Putra Hastu , M. Saddam Arrozaq
Published: March 2024

In the last decade, Study on the use of natural fibers as synthetic substitute materials or green polymer composites is growing. The growth of green polymer composites has had a significant impact on polymer composite research and innovation. This rapid growth provides advantages over low-cost synthetic fiber composites and reduces adverse impacts on the environment. Because of its potential, this material is applied in various engineering fields, including in the aerospace engineering.

In recent years, various improvements have been made to natural fiber composite materials to improve physical, mechanical and chemical properties. The aim of this review is to highlight trends in the use of natural fiber polymer composites applied to the aerospace engineering. This review article explains the latest research activities regarding green polymer composite fabrication, advantages of green polymer composites, and applications in the aerospace engineering
Seas of Motivation: OCEANTG.COM in Maritime English Training
Authors: Hafita Yuniar Ayu , Sumarta Ryan Puby , Sulistiono Agus , Hatifah Nurul , Sembiring Frisca Aprilya Br
Published: March 2024

Maritim education possesses a pivotal purpose in endowing kadet with competencies that enable it to function efficiently in the increasingly complex global maritime discourse. This study aims to assess the extent to which the motivation mentioned above can be transmitted through the use of OCEANTG.COM in the study of Maritime English (ME). The methodology for data analysis involved the utilization of a quantitative research design incorporating a questionnaire that was modified from Gardner's Attitude/Motivation Test Battery. The paired t-test yielded significant results regarding the deficient motivation variable with a significance level (Sig.) of 0.000, thus indicating substantial evidence. OPEN SEATNICH.COM, a platform for learning, menadakan potential as a source of inspiration that encourages individuals to comprehend and apply knowledge in the field of maritime English. OCEANTG.COM served as a valuable resource for the development of a practical curriculum for marine students due to its interactive content, fungsional inklusif, and adherence to industry standards. This thesis asserts that there is no need for an innovative thesis statement regarding the motivation of a junior in maritime English.
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF BIOCOMPOSITES WITH UNSATURATED VINYL ESTER MATRIX REINFORCED WITH DURIAN SKIN FIBER AS A GREEN COMPOSITE APPLICATION
Authors: Hastu Muhammad Oktaviano Putra , Silitonga Josua Billion , Asrofi Mochamad , Laksana Dedi Dwi , Pradiza Revvan Rifada , Setyawan Haris
Published: March 2024

In this study, a biocomposite based on vinylester fortchem 411 VE filled with durian skin fiber (DSF) was successfully synthesized using the casting method with the aid of a catalyst to accelerate the biocomposite fabrication process. DSF was treated with 7% NaOH. The biocomposite was loaded separately with treated DSF at 3 to 6% by weight, and its tensile properties were investigated. The tensile strength and elastic modulus of the biocomposite decreased with the addition of DSF particles, and lower values were found compared to the matrix. Additionally, alkali treatment on DSF reduced the strain and modulus of the biocomposite compared to the composite without DSF filler. The opposite trend was found in the case of elongation at break. However, biocomposites with treated DSF showed greater elongation compared to biocomposites without DSF filler. This was indicated by the presence of air voids and roughness on the fractured surface of the biocomposite treated with DSF.
The Role of Technological Innovation, Natural Resources, and Economic Growth in Fostering Environmental Sustainability: A Case Study of Thailand
Authors: Fida Muhammad  , Parvez Ahmed Shaikh  , Balach Rasheed
Published: March 2024

Thailand, an emerging economy, is seeing a rise in greenhouse gas emissions and environmental strain due to its significant dependence on non-renewable energy sources. In this sense, a nation's strategic utilization of technical innovation and resource management become essential requirements. Thus, using the EKC paradigm, this study investigates the relationship between ecological footprint, economic growth, natural resources, and technological innovation. To ensure reliable results, the study used co-integration, FMOLS, DOLS, and OLS approaches. The empirical result validates the existence of the EKC hypothesis, which states that sustained economic expansion causes environmental quality to first fall before improving over time with a doubling of per capita income. Moreover, it was discovered that the natural resource coefficients did not exhibit statistical significance in any of the equations, highlighting their theoretical value. On the other hand, technical advancements had a major detrimental effect that eventually reduced the ecological footprint It emphasizes how important environmental conservation is. In order to accomplish significant environmental improvement, the report suggests focusing more on innovation-driven initiatives and improving the management of natural resources.
How Behavioral Finance Impacts Investor Decision-Making: an Empirical Study of the Pakistan Stock Exchange
Authors: Samreen  , Irfan Zeb Khaskhelly
Published: March 2024

This research intended to explore the impact of behavioral finance on investor decision making within Pakistan stock exchange (PSX). A Quantitative explanatory research was used. Data was collected using convenience sampling from retail investors from a representative sample. 412 filled questionnaires were used for the analysis. Data was tested through Smart PLS that is an application that runs using structure equation modeling (SEM). In broad terms, our empirical findings suggest that an excessive risk-taking culture can be a source of financial instability. Our findings suggest that financial behavioral biases such as, herd mentality, overconfidence and loss aversion that significantly affect investor decision-making in the stock market have practical implications for market practitioners and policy makers suggesting the need for better understanding of investor behavior and strategies to promote more rational share pricing in the stock market. In recognizing and dealing with these biases, market participants’ individual investment decisions could potentially be enhanced and in resolving market inefficiencies, these biases could be their mitigation.
Nexus between Digital Marketing and Consumer Intention: Mediating role of Brand Awareness
Authors: Zoshaib Aslam  , Aleeza Afreen  , Areeba Nadeem
Published: March 2024

The main aim of this study is to investigate the mediating role of brand awareness in the nexus between digital marketing and consumer intention in the Pakistani digital market. For this purpose, data is collected from university students actively involved in online shopping along with marketing managers of large online companies. A thorough literature review regarding the previous research in the field of digital marketing is presented, along with theories supporting the study's hypothesis. An empirical investigation is conducted by adopting the questionnaires from previous studies. These questionnaires are sent to 400 respondents, and 345 are received back, of which 300 are complete and fit for data analysis. The tests used for quantitative data analysis include reliability analysis, correlation, and regression. Cronbach's alpha values of all constructs are above the acceptable level of 0.7, which confirms that these questionnaires are dependable in measuring the variables. Correlation analysis proves that digital marketing and brand awareness positively and significantly correlate with consumer intentions. Likewise, regression analysis suggests that brand awareness partially mediates the relationship between digital marketing and consumer intention. Finally, some practical implications for marketing managers and large and small companies are presented. It is suggested that digital marketers of these companies must focus on creating brand awareness, which enhances the consumer's intention to use the online platform of these companies. It is recommended that future research should incorporate other variables in this nexus to check if they can also enhance the association between digital marketing and consumer intentions.
Investigating the Efficacy of Artification in the Context of Digital Marketing for Corporate Social Responsibility: Examining the Moderating Influence of Brand Authenticity
Authors: Hussain Zahid , Mat Saad Norizan
Published: March 2024

This research examines the moderating influence of brand authenticity on the efficacy of artification in the context of digital marketing about corporate social responsibility (CSR). This study is grounded in the resource-based view (RBV) framework and Porter's general strategies. Based on the research results, it can be observed that both independent and moderating variables exert a significant impact on the effectiveness of artification in the context of digital marketing for corporate social responsibility (CSR). The study additionally finds demographic factors, such as age, gender, educational achievement, and work position, as influential in shaping managers' judgments. This study highlights the need to consider brand authenticity as a moderating variable in the use of artification in digital marketing for corporate social responsibility (CSR). The discovery made in this study adds to the existing body of knowledge regarding the effectiveness of corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs. Additionally, it provides valuable guidance for professionals in the digital marketing sector.
Empirical Evidence from the Bootstrap Rolling Window Approach on the Nexus between Agriculture Performance and the Environmental Kuznets Curve in China
Authors: Shaikh Parvez Ahmed , Khan Khalid , Sheikh Javed Ahmed
Published: March 2024

The bootstrap Granger causality test and rolling window sub-sample are the two methods that are utilized in this study to investigate the connection that exists between agricultural output and CO2 emissions in China from the years 1990 through 2022. Because it considers basic shifts in the economy over the course of time, the rolling window method offers a more sophisticated analysis. As a result, this study is the first one to partition the sample periods into subsets and generate parameters from within each of those subsets. The findings of the study show that the parameter for agricultural expansion has a propensity toward snowballing during the first subset of data, which covers the years 1990 to 2004. However, a downward tendency can be seen in the parameter in the second subgroup, which covers the years 2004 through 2022. These findings add more support to the idea that China possesses an EKC in the shape of an inverted U.
A Review of Spatiotemporal GANs for Telemetry Data Anomaly Detection
Authors: Singh Sushant
Published: March 2024

Telemetry data anomaly detection is a crucial task in various domains, including aerospace, power systems, and environmental monitoring. In recent years, significant advancements have been made in the development of anomaly detection techniques, particularly with the advent of spatial-temporal generative adversarial networks (ST-GANs). This review paper aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the progress in telemetry data anomaly detection, with a specific focus on the application of ST-GANs. The review begins by emphasizing the importance of telemetry data anomaly detection and highlighting the challenges associated with traditional methods. Subsequently, it delves into the underlying principles of ST-GANs and their suitability for detecting anomalies in complex, time-series data. The paper presents a detailed analysis of experimental results and performance comparisons of ST-GANs with other state-of-the-art anomaly detection algorithms, such as LSTM-GAN, Isolation Forest, and GRU-VAE.
A Critical Review on Superconducting Semi-Cryogenic Fuels for Advanced Space Propulsion and Deep Space Missions
Authors: Panta Sasikanth
Published: March 2024

The exploration of deep space necessitates revolutionary propulsion technologies to overcome the vast distances involved. This review critically evaluates the potential of superconducting semi-cryogenic fuels as a game-changing approach for spacecraft propulsion. Superconductors, exhibiting zero electrical resistance at low temperatures, offer significant advantages for efficient electromagnetic thrust generation. However, achieving the ultra-low temperatures typically required for superconductivity presents logistical challenges for spacecraft. This review explores the use of semi-cryogenic fuels like liquid hydrogen and methane, enabling operation at more manageable temperatures while leveraging the benefits of superconductivity. The review delves into the challenges of boil-off loss and analyzes various mitigation techniques like multilayer insulation, 3M glass bubbles, active cooling systems, and Zero Point Boil Off (ZBO).  Furthermore, it highlights the potential performance gains of superconducting semi-cryogenic propulsion systems, including significant weight reduction and improved efficiency.  Critical considerations such as radiation exposure and the need for further research in high-temperature superconductors and computational modeling are discussed.  Overall, this review underscores the promising path that superconducting semi-cryogenic fuels offer for advancing deep space exploration.
Compromiso y Procrastinación Académica en Estudiantes de una Universidad Pública de Lima
Authors: Córdova Gonzales Luis Alberto , Flores Vásquez María Elizabeth , Becerra Flores Sara Nilda , Ortiz Salazar Nicool Geraldine , Franco Mendoza Josué Michael , García Vattam Rafael Enrique
Published: March 2024

El objetivo fue analizar la relación entre el compromiso y la procrastinación académica en estudiantes de una universidad pública de Lima. Para ello participaron 146 universitarios, varones (n = 45) y mujeres (n = 101) de los 3 últimos años, de manera virtual. Sobre un enfoque cuantitativo, el estudio siguió un diseño no experimental, correlacional y transversal, aplicando la escala de compromiso académico y la escala de procrastinación académica. Se evidencia correlación inversa y significativa entre ambas variables de magnitud moderada (R = -.53, p = .00). Asimismo, detectamos correlaciones por dimensiones entre ambas variables de estudio con magnitudes similares. Además de ello, encontramos diferencias estadísticamente significativas por edad (F = 4.10, p = .02, d = .32) y años de estudio (F = 11.02, p < .01, d = .43) en función de las medias de procrastinación académica, con magnitudes moderadas del efecto. En tal sentido, se sugiere continuar evaluando aspectos que permitan comprender con mayor riqueza la naturaleza de la relación de las variables del estudio.
An Empirical Investigation of Sustainable Packaging Purchase Intention in Pakistan
Authors: Sobia Tufail Hafiza , Ramzan Sidra , Javed Baig Fahad , Baig Waqas , Nargis Fasiha
Published: March 2024

The concept of sustainability is becoming more widely discussed in daily conversations, and more people are adopting sustainable lifestyles. The main objective of this study is to determine the reason for (motivator), reason against (barrier) influencing consumer values (ascription of responsibility), attitude, and purchase intention toward sustainable packaged products. The study uses the “Behavioural reasoning theory” as underpinning foundations to find the consumers’ intention toward sustainable packaged products. The data was collected through a questionnaire from the university students who were enrolled in the MBA program. The survey was conducted online and on paper. There were 850 questionnaires distributed in all; the final sample size, with a 72% response rate, was determined by excluding invalid responses from the 580 questionnaires. PLS-SAM was used for data analysis. The finding of this study discussed that reason for (environmental concern and health consciousness) has a positive impact on consumer attitude and sustainable product purchase intention.  Similarly, the results of this study explained that reason against (information barrier and perceived price) has negative impact on consumer attitude and sustainable packaging product purchase intention. Finally, the results of this study showed that the ascription of responsibility positively influenced attitude and reason for toward sustainable packaging products and negatively influenced on reason against toward sustainable packaging product purchase intention. Additionally, marketers can apply these findings both theoretically and practically.
Unveiling People Analytics and Organizations: A Critical Literature Review
Authors: Rehman Aiysha
Published: March 2024

The burgeoning field of people analytics represents a paradigm shift in human resource management, driven by the digital transformation that is sweeping across organizations worldwide. This critical literature review delves into the multifaceted impacts of people analytics on organizations, emphasizing its role in transforming HR into a profit center, enhancing employee performance and well-being, and integrating artificial intelligence (AI) with HR practices. By synthesizing findings from recent studies and case examples, the review illuminates the transformative potential of people analytics alongside the complexities it introduces, such as ethical dilemmas and the challenges of workforce analytics. People analytics emerges as a pivotal tool for organizations seeking a competitive edge through data-driven decision-making. Its contributions extend beyond enhancing traditional HR functions, aiding in talent acquisition, driving employee engagement, and predicting future workforce trends. However, the adoption of people analytics and AI technologies also presents ethical considerations and necessitates a delicate balance to harness their benefits without undermining employee trust and organizational values. The review employs a systematic methodology, including thematic analysis, to explore the strategic implementation of HR analytics, ethical considerations, practical applications, and the integration of AI in HR practices. Recommendations are provided to develop a balanced approach to people analytics, establish ethical guidelines, bridge the gap between theory and practice, and foster a culture of continuous learning and adaptability. This critical examination underscores the significance of people analytics in contemporary organizational contexts, advocating for a holistic approach that considers both the opportunities and challenges posed by data-driven HR practices. As organizations navigate the digital era, embracing people analytics can lead to more effective, engaged, and sustainable workforces, provided that ethical and practical considerations are addressed.
The Interrelation and Influence of Cultural Identity in the Performing Arts: Archetypes, Reflections, Interpretations
Authors: Protska Olga Fabryka- , Pastushok Taras , Kaplun Tetiana , Gunder Liubov , Hudakova Jana
Published: March 2024

Relevance. In the modern global world, the relationship between cultural identity and the performing arts is becoming increasingly relevant. The academic paper focuses on the role of cultural identity, its search and transformation, based on archetypes, reflection and interpretation in forming the identity of performers. Archetypes, which are universal symbols and images, influence the creative process of performers. They can be manifested in musical compositions, choreography, acting, and other forms of art. Performers’ reflections on their cultural heritage and identity help them enrich their performances and express themselves. Purpose. The present academic paper will help reveal important aspects of the interaction between cultural identity and the performing arts, and it will also consider practical examples from the world of art, in particular, music. The object of the research is the specificity of the cultural identity of certain countries (Ukraine, the USA, Brazil, India, and China) and the possibilities of the performing arts to use cultural specificity/identity in the modern world. The principles of tolerance, awareness of cultural relativism and tolerance, cultural variety, and the aim to preserve cultural heritage by popularizing these notions served as the methodological basis for writing the academic paper. In order to accomplish the research tasks, the works of the following scholars and their methodological approaches were used, namely: the works of C. Jung, T. Adorno, the theories of F. Clackson and F. Strodtbeck, and the development of the study of cultural features of countries by G. Hofstede. In the context of cultural globalization, the issues of cultural identity are gaining particular importance. Musical art is particularly appropriate for demonstrating both timeless and supranational aspects of existence, and vice versa – for shaping and cultivating cultural differences, using both established archetypal images and performing reflections and interpretations of the author's intent, interpreted in accordance with the personal background and historical and cultural context.
I Lost My Muslim Identity: A Study of Indonesian Muslim Women Workers in Japan
Authors: Rizcha Febia Rani , . Mulyadi , Rustam Muhammad Reza
Published: March 2024

This research reviews how Japan has become an attractive destination for migrant workers and international tourists in Asia, especially those from Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia. This research aimed to explore how Indonesian female nurses maintain their religious and cultural identity a midst these challenges. The growth of migrant workers from Southeast Asia to Japan began in the 1950s after Japan joined the Colombo Plan, and accelerated following revisions to immigration control laws in the 1980s. The government-to-government (G to G) internship program has also been implemented since 1990, with Indonesian participation since 1993. Even though industry is the backbone of the Japanese economy, the population of productive human resources has experienced a significant decline, which has an impact on industrial productivity. This research used a qualitative research approach based on understanding social realities formed through the context, culture, and subjective meanings held by the informants through their experiences during migration in Japan. To overcome this, the Japanese government has taken steps to open its doors to foreign workers, including from Indonesia. Indonesia is one of the largest suppliers of migrant workers for Japan, with various types of visas such as Technical Intern Training (TITP), Specified Skilled Worker (SSW), and others. However, nursing work is often socially associated with women. In Japan, Indonesian female nurses face complex challenges, including losing their Muslim identity. Revealing uniforms and external factors such as negative stereotypes, discrimination and forced removal of the hijab complicate the situation.
Understanding the Strengthening Cultural-Cosmopolitanism Spirit of Nahdlatul Ulama
Authors: Huda Muhammad Muchlish , Muslih Mohammad , Rohmatulloh Dawam Multazamy
Published: March 2024

The foundations of Islamic philosophy and faith, which go beyond the two primary sources of the Qur'an and Hadith and emphasize the value of Sunni tradition and ijma (ulama consensus), are fundamental to traditional-cultural identity of Nahdlatul Ulama's (NU). In addition, NU is renowned for having adapted the ideas of Abu Al-Hasan Al-Asy'ari, Abu Mansur al-Maturidi, Abu Hamid al-Ghazali, and Junayd Al-Baghdadi, as well as in terms of fiqh, or legal practice, mainly referring to Imam al-Shafi'i, representing Islamic conservatism and cultural traditionalism. This cultural traditionalism initially appears to run counter to the notion of NU's cosmopolitanism advanced by a number of its key figures, in particular Gus Dur. This cosmopolitan notion assumes a contemporary, inclusive belief structure and the segregation of religion from public life. Therefore, it is crucial to consider how the traditionalist-cultural movement founded by NU can coexist with a discourse on world beliefs that is becoming more cosmopolitan and assumes a space that is more open to all peoples. This article focuses on the discourse of cosmopolitanism and how NU, as one of the largest mass organizations in Indonesia, responds to this discourse with its approach and cultural background.
Divinizing Nature for Sustainable Global Growth: The Indian Perspective
Authors: Batra Jagdish
Published: March 2024

The recent catastrophic climate conditions and the spate of wildfires, floods, cyclones, etc. on an unparalleled scale sweeping most parts of the globe has sent mankind in a tizzy. Despite numerous summits and conferences of world leaders and the action plans continue to make headlines even though the real effect on the ground seems suspect. Faultlines flagged include the seemingly unsustainable global market economy, high-level consumerism, widespread deforestation, emissions from ever-burgeoning number of automobiles and fossil-fuel fed industries, use of chemicals, building of big dams, etc. While all this is true, the real change has to come about in human attitude to nature. From the urge to exploit nature, it has to be of an interdependence based on respect for the natural elements and creatures because these maintain balance and provide congenial environment for life. My paper analyses the situation and concludes that for this to happen, we need to involve heart and soul as much as the mind. Our native cultures existing since ages and finding expression in ancient as also contemporary literatures provide an answer to tackle the fearsome scenario facing us, and this is to treat nature not just as a living being, but rather a divine being.
Fear of Falling and its Relationship with Anxiety and Depression Among Older People in Malaysia
Authors: Elias Sharifah Munirah Syed , Hassan Nur Suhailah Che
Published: March 2024

Fear of falling (FOF) among older people is often linked to various risk factors, including anxiety and depression. Therefore, this study aimed to examine the prevalence of fear of falling and determine the association between anxiety and depression on one hand and FOF on the other among older people. A cross-sectional study was conducted among 241 older people in the community of Kuantan, Pahang. A four-part questionnaire was used for data collection, consisting of sociodemographic background, anxiety, depression and FOF. The data was analysed via SPSS version 27.0, using descriptive and inferential data analysis. Of the 241 participants, 56% reported a high prevalence of FOF, 40% reported moderate FOF and 4% showed low FOF. A significant association was found between anxiety (p <0.0001) and depression (p= 0.007) with  FOF. Further investigation and preventive measures should be taken into consideration to prevent this situation from affecting the activities of daily living of older people.
Effective Communication: Digital, Informational, Sociolinguistic Aspects (European Experience)
Authors: Mialkovska Liudmyla , Cherneta Svitlana , Zabiiaka Iryna , Maiboroda Oksana , Silvestrova Oksana , Voitenko Iryna
Published: March 2024

The modern era of digital technologies and globalization has led to significant changes in approaches to communication. The present paper analyzes how digital, informational and sociolinguistic aspects influence the processes of effective communication, with a special focus on the European experience. The impact of digital transformation, information transparency, linguistic diversity and cultural adaptation on communication processes in modern society has been considered. The research has found that digitalization contributes to increased accessibility and speed of communication, but also poses challenges related to the digital divide and data protection. Information transparency and accessibility proved to be crucial to ensuring trust and effective exchange of information. Sociolinguistic aspects, especially language and cultural adaptation, have become of key importance to the development of effective intercultural communication, which is critical in a multilingual and culturally diverse European environment. The ability to adapt communication approaches to the specifics of each culture and language context has proven to be crucial in achieving success in international interaction and cooperation. Awareness of the cultural differences, norms, values and language of each target audience helps create more accurate and effective communication strategies, ensuring greater engagement and efficiency. Practical applications of these findings may involve the development of communication strategies that take into account cultural diversity and language, as well as ensure information security and transparency.