bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
THE Javanese Feminine Leadership during the Pandemic: A study of Sragen Regent’ s leadership style in overcoming the Covid-19 Pandemic
Authors: Harini Setyasih , Wirawan Riska
Published: October 2023

This research aims to describe the female regional head presented by Sragen Regent to overcome with Covid-19 colored with feminine leadership style and Javanese-Surakarta culture. In certain situations, feminine leadership styles characterized by being attentive, humble, empathetic, and close to people are more appropriate and have a positive impact. Sragen Regent dr. Hj. Kusdinar Untung Yuni Sukowati is the first woman to be a Regional Leader raised Surakarta patriarchic cultural environment but her presence as a female regent with local culture. As the nature of the research, this study conducts a qualitative descriptive approach with feminine theory on political leadership styles and philosophy of Javanese-Surakarta leadership style. The result of the research shows the success of the political leadership style presented by Sragen Regent in overcoming Covid-19 by combining and synergizing feminine leadership style and implementing the 5-M: Melek (attentive and introspective), Milik (having a sense of belonging), Muluk (fulfill the daily needs), Melok (empathetic), and Meluk (being close to the people) based on leadership value of Serat Wedhatama. As a leader and a member of Sragen society all at once, the regent shows cooperation and involves the people in socializing and supervising the implementation of health protocol to pursue social welfare.
Devalued Body of The Grobogan Tayub Dancer
Authors: Aqirul Mala Puspa
Published: October 2023

Abstract

This study aims to describe how Lasmi, a Tayub dancer Legend from Grobogan (an area near the North Kendeng Mountains) experiences others in various aspects of her life, especially when she lives in the art stage. The author uses the in-depth interview method in addition to supporting documents such as previous research, YouTube channels, news, and interviews with supporting sources by absorbing awareness of gender-based insights and feminism. The author borrows the theory of Liyan or subaltern/ the others from Gayatri Spivak and De Beauvoir which describes how women live and grow with the experience as the other group or not the main one. The research subject is Lasmi, who had her heyday in the 1980s to early 2000s. Lasmi is an example of an Indonesian postcolonial body, which means a body who does not come from a center of power, and does not come from the center of the metropolitan modern arts of its time. A body like this experiences otherness and marginalization in society and always becomes an object, especially from a male point of view or male gaze. The body of the other is always close to experiencing problems, being number two, and always being compared to others. In her life, Lasmi was experienced as the other in both public and domestic areas. Serving the public area when she was working as Waranggana Tayub was required to please many people, did not have full rights over his body, did not have enough time to rest, did not have maternity rest was adored if she was beautiful, and was bullied if she was ugly. Even so, she also experienced the others or subalterns in the domestic area. She is also a breadwinner and must also be demanded to be perfect in the house. She experienced domestic violence, was physically exhausted, and did not have full control over the money she earned. Even though she had experienced her heyday, in the era of the COVID-19 pandemic she was also included in a marginal group that was highly trained, due to the PSBB (Large-Scale Social Restrictions) so she could no longer dance and performed as she used to be. She has also suffered from an age devaluation, which has resulted in her being rarely invited for performing arts, and losing out to the young waranggana.

Keywords: Gender, Feminism, Liyan, The Other, Subaltern, Kendeng, Tayub, Grobogan, COVID-19, Postcolonial Feminism
Breaking The Silence: Civil society organizations promoting women’s personal security against sexual violence in Jombang Islamic boarding schools
Authors: Setyorini Islamia Dewi , Andini Amalia Nur
Published: October 2023

The prevalence of sexual violence against women (SVAW) in Indonesian Islamic boarding schools highlights that these institutions have not yet become safe spaces. The physical and psychological harm of sexual violence experienced by women poses a significant threat to their human security, a fundamental right that the state should ideally ensure. However, promoting personal security requires the collective support of society as a whole. This study focuses on Jombang Regency's pesantren (Islamic boarding schools), which is renowned as a city of Islamic education or “Kota Santri”. It explores the role of local civil society organizations (CSOs) in promoting personal security against sexual violence in these settings. Through qualitative methods such as in-depth interviews with CSOs’ representatives and a comprehensive literature review from 2017 to 2022, the research reveals that CSOs in Jombang Regency engage in prevention, protection, and empowerment. However, the roles are not fully optimized, particularly in terms of protection, due to limited implementation and a focus on case management. The findings highlight the importance of implementing binding policies to govern pesantren management and encourage active participation in preventing and addressing sexual violence within religious educational institutions.

CSOs, islamic boarding school, personal security, pesantren, sexual violence against women
Perlindungan Hukum Terhadap Pekerja Rumah Tangga Dalam Perspektif Hak Konstitusional Dan Hambatan Penerapannya di Indonesia
Authors: Fajrianto Fajrianto
Published: October 2023

Penelitian ini mengurai urgensi pengaturan perlindungan hukum terhadap Pekerja Rumah Tangga (PRT) dengan menggunakan hak konstitusional warga negara sebagai pijakan utama. Selain itu, penelitian ini juga membahas terkait faktor-faktor yang menghambat pengaturan perlindungan hukum terhadap PRT di Indonesia.  Penelitian ini bersifat yuridis empiris dengan menggunakan pendekatan konseptual, sosiologis dan perundang-undangan. Data diperoleh melalui studi pustaka berupa data sekunder kemudian dianalisis secara kualitatif. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa pengaturan perlindungan hukum terhadap PRT menjadi peraturan yang mendesak untuk segera diberlakukan. Sebab kekosongan hukum terhadap PRT saat ini telah mencederai hak-hak konstitusional warga negara, seperti hak persamaan dihadapan hukum, hak untuk mendapatkan pekerjaan yang layak dan hak untuk mendapatkan imbalan yang adil dari hubungan kerja. Adapun faktor-faktor yang menghambat pengaturan perlindungan hukum terhadap PRT terdiri atas dua, yaitu faktor sosiologis berkaitan dengan masih banyaknya pandangan masyarakat yang menganggap bahwa PRT bukan sebagai pekerja, sehingga dukungan terhadap pengaturan perlindungan hukum terhadap PRT terlihat belum maksimal dan faktor politik berkaitan dengan rendahnya kemauan dan dukungan politik kekuasaan untuk memberlakukan pengaturan perlindungan hukum terhadap PRT sebagai hukum positif di Indonesia.

Kata Kunci: PRT; Hak Konstitusional; di Indonesia.
Przymus powtarzania i trauma historyczna – filmowe obrazy rzezi nankińskiej
Authors: Loska Krzysztof
Published: October 2023

Punktem wyjścia artykułu jest pytanie o możliwość przedstawiania traumatycznych wydarzeń w kinie na przykładzie chińskich filmów opowiadających o rzezi nankińskiej. Loska stara się wykazać, że odtwarzanie wydarzeń historycznych na ekranie odbywa się w tych filmach na dwa odmienne sposoby: jedni twórcy podkreślają nieciągłość i fragmentaryczność narracji, widząc w tym szansę na uchwycenie radykalnej niezrozumiałości traumatycznego doświadczenia; drudzy wybierają strukturę linearną, niosącą pocieszenie, dokonując „sakralizacji” traumy. Analizując filmy Luo Guanquna, Mou Dunfeia, Wu Ziniu, Denga Jianguo, Lu Chuana i Zhanga Yimou autor dochodzi do wniosku, że w produkcjach dokumentalnych i eksperymentalnych występuje zazwyczaj pierwsza forma, natomiast druga przeważa w historycznych filmach fabularnych, które można zaliczyć do kina nowej pamięci ze względu na dążenie reżyserów do narzucenia dominującej narracji, uwikłanie w kontekst polityczny oraz pragnienie ukształtowania tożsamości narodowej.
Poezja formuliczna w przekładzie na język filmu. „Nibelungi. Zygfryd”
Authors: Sołomonik-Pankraszowa Tatiana , Lobinaitė Viktorija
Published: October 2023

Intersemiotyczny model przekładu jawi się jako dialog między różnymi gatunkami i mediami, który charakteryzuje się wzajemnym efektem odbicia lustrzanego. Średniowieczna narracja zostaje przetłumaczona na narrację filmową dzięki galerii obrazów – znaków niewerbalnych. Ten rodzaj przekładu ujawnia semiotyczną złożoność podobną do tej właściwiej oryginałowi. Twórca filmu – fidus interpres – naśladuje sztukę średniowiecznego barda czy minstrela i pozostaje wierny duchowi mitu. Celem artykułu jest prześledzenie metamorfozy mitu od średniowiecznej poezji do filmowej narracji. Argumentacja autorek przebiega dwutorowo: 1) rozważania na temat heroicznego monomitu – jego fabuły, tematów, motywów umocowanych w horyzontalnym/narracyjnym następstwie ujęć; 2) ujawnienie interakcji między formuliczną strukturą planszy z napisami a tradycją poezji epickiej.
Władysława Szpilmana sygnał czołówki Polskiej Kroniki Filmowej (1951)
Authors: Gołąb Maciej
Published: October 2023

Przedmiotem rozważań autora jest skomponowany w 1951 r. przez Władysława Szpilmana sygnał czołówki Polskiej Kroniki Filmowej – jeden z najpopularniejszych w peerelowskiej audiosferze, nierozerwalnie związany z polskim kinem przez cztery dekady PRL i w początkach III RP. Gołąb przywołuje zachowane w wywiadach wypowiedzi kompozytora na temat okoliczności powstania utworu. Celem poznawczym artykułu jest krytyka, analiza i interpretacja źródeł znajdujących się w Wytwórni Filmów Dokumentalnych i Fabularnych w Warszawie. Analiza formy i muzycznych treści mini-poloneza dokonuje się najpierw na podstawie rękopiśmiennego zapisu partytury, a następnie obu źródłowych zapisów fonograficznych (z 1951 oraz 1970 r.). Autor odpowiada na pytania: jakie cechy zaważyły na mistrzostwie tej krótkiej kompozycji? czym różnią się pod względem wykonawczym oba jej historyczne nagrania? i dlaczego, również polonezowy, sygnał peerelowskiego Dziennika Telewizyjnego autorstwa Wojciecha Kilara ustępuje pod względem wartości sygnałowi Szpilmana?
Nieobecni obecni. Próby powrotu duetu Jiří Voskovec i Jan Werich na ekran po 1945 roku
Authors: Szymański Karol
Published: October 2023

Jiří Voskovec i Jan Werich byli współtwórcami słynnego praskiego Teatru Wyzwolonego, na deskach którego w latach 1927-1938 wystawiali cieszące się ogromnym powodzeniem i poważaniem krytyków „rewie”, uznawane za jedno z najciekawszych zjawisk europejskiej awangardy teatralnej. W latach 30. wystąpili również w czterech przebojach kinowych, które łączyły absurdalny komizm i wodewilową formułę z zaangażowaniem społecznym i politycznym. Po II wojnie światowej, mimo emigracji Voskovca do USA i czasowego ograniczania działalności Wericha przez władze komunistyczne, duet komików cieszył się niezmienną popularnością, stając się symbolem złotej ery kultury narodowej i inspirując kolejne pokolenia kontynuatorów. Szymański przedstawia w artykule próby wykorzystania tej żywej legendy i potencjału twórczego Voskovca i Wericha przez powojenną kinematografię czechosłowacką. Zwraca uwagę na pojawiające się w latach 60. interesujące projekty filmów, w których artyści mieli się ponownie spotkać na ekranie, przede wszystkim na pomysły Vojtěcha Jasný’ego, z szekspirowskim Filmfalstaffem na czele, na planowaną przez Jána Kadára i Elmara Klosa spektakularną ekranizację Inwazji jaszczurów Karela Čapka oraz na parodystyczny film detektywistyczny Morderstwo na szczęście Evalda Schorma. Niestety, żadnego z tych projektów nie udało się zrealizować, co odzwierciedlało m.in. niemożność pełnego i swobodnego przywrócenia w komunistycznej Czechosłowacji zerwanej nici narodowej tradycji artystycznej.
Dynamika niemieckiej pamięci
Authors: Brzezińska-Pająk Marta
Published: October 2023

Konrad Klejsa w publikacji Pamięć lat nazizmu w niemieckim filmie fabularnym lat 1946-1965 (2015) mierzy się z problematyką niemieckiej kinematografii powojennej skonfrontowanej z nazizmem i jego kontekstami. Autor podejmuje zagadnienie w sposób złożony, rozbudowany, wykraczając poza typowo filmoznawcze opracowanie, a refleksja na temat filmów współgra z namysłem historycznym i politycznym. Spoiwem łączącym wielowymiarowe rozważania na temat dwudziestu lat historii kina niemieckiego w perspektywie nazistowskiej przeszłości jest problematyka studiów nad pamięcią, które wpisują publikację Klejsy w uniwersalny i międzynarodowy kontekst badawczy. Jego monografia jest rzetelnym, oryginalnym studium problematyki opracowywanej dotąd wybiórczo i niewystarczająco.
Od redakcji
Authors: Rutkowska Teresa
Published: October 2023

Wprowadzenie do tematyki numeru.
Witajcie w patafizyce! Oswajanie śmierci, próżnia imienia w „Soku z żuka” Tima Burtona
Authors: Zalewski Andrzej
Published: October 2023

W Soku z żuka (1988) Tima Burtona, podobnie jak w całym jego kinie, dużo mówi się o śmierci, ale śmierć – zgodnie z duchem postmodernizmu – jest tu traktowana lekko i beztrosko, i właściwie niczym szczególnym nie różni się od życia. Prawdziwa śmierć dla Burtona jest czymś innym: stanem stagnacji i letargu, powtarzalnością stale tych samych wzorów działania. Przejawy takiej śmierci zostały w tekście zbiorczo nazwane „tautologiami”. Aby im przeciwdziałać, amerykański reżyser wprowadza na scenę tytułową postać, która jest czynnikiem anarchii i rozkładu, ściągającym na świat filmowy lawinę nonsensów. Postać ta do tego stopnia wymyka się schematom, że nie ma nawet stabilnej wersji imienia: raz jest to „Beetlejuice”, innym razem „Betelgeuse” lub jakieś pośrednie, zmutowane formy tych dwóch, przy czym nie sposób orzec, która z tych wersji jest właściwa i ostateczna. Odpowiednio do tego kształtuje się narracja, również pozbawiona czytelnych reguł. Taki typ kina popularnego, wkraczający jednak do głównego nurtu, jedna z autorek piszących o Burtonie nazwała „kinem patafizycznym” (termin wywodzący się od patafizyki wymyślonej przez Alfreda Jarry’ego).
„Diabeł” Andrzeja Żuławskiego: historia, zło i romantyczna gnoza
Authors: Maron Marcin
Published: October 2023

Autor omawia kontekst historyczny, filozoficzny i polityczny oraz artystyczną formę filmu Andrzeja Żuławskiego pt. Diabeł (1972, prem. 1988). Przywołuje także odniesienia do powieści-eseju historycznego autorstwa Żuławskiego pt. Moliwda (1979, wyd. 1994). Diabeł przypomina wyobrażenia na temat historii i zła metafizycznego znane z twórczości romantyków. Romantyczność Diabła oraz artystycznej metody Żuławskiego przejawia się w dwóch zasadniczych aspektach. Pierwszy z nich dotyczy wizji II rozbioru Rzeczypospolitej (1793). Drugi aspekt polega na sposobie ujęcia problematyki historycznej w formie filmowego fantazmatu. Żuławski posłużył się odniesieniami do gnozy oraz romantyczną poetyką grozy i frenezją. Diabeł stał się wyrazem buntu artystycznego i etycznego. Reżyser chciał swoim filmem stworzyć paralelę do czasów współczesnych. Obraz historii w Diable miał stać się przyczynkiem do refleksji na temat kondycji moralnej Polaków oraz wyrazem protestu w stosunku do wydarzeń polskiego Marca 1968 r. Ekspresyjna forma dzieła oraz kontekst historyczny i polityczny sprawiły, że dystrybucja filmu została wstrzymana przez cenzurę na szesnaście lat, a Żuławskiego zmuszono do wyjazdu z Polski.
Orbiting the Climate Crisis: Innovations in Satellite Design for Global Warming Insights
Authors: - Srishty Singh
Published: October 2023

Global warming, driven primarily by anthropogenic activities, has emerged as one of the most pressing challenges of our time. To address this critical issue, there is a growing need for advanced tools and technologies that can provide comprehensive and real-time data on the Earth's climate system. Satellites play a pivotal role in monitoring and understanding global warming by offering a unique vantage point from space.
This research paper delves into the design and development of specialized satellites tailored for the specific purpose of studying global warming phenomena. It highlights the crucial role these satellites play in gathering valuable data related to temperature changes, greenhouse gas concentrations, sea level rise, polar ice melting, and other critical climate indicators. The paper discusses the importance of precise instrumentation and remote sensing technologies in enabling these satellites to collect accurate and timely information.

Furthermore, the paper explores the various challenges associated with designing satellites for global warming studies, including thermal control, orbital considerations, payload design, and data transmission. It also addresses the necessity of international collaboration and data-sharing agreements to maximize the impact of these satellites in the global effort to combat climate change.
PARENT INVOLVEMENT IN PRE-SCHOOLS: BARRIERS AND OPPORTUNITIES
Authors: - DR. ASHA MENON
Published: October 2023

Family involvement promotes safety, security, and well-being of children and families. When families are involved, children understand that their families are valued. The objectives of this research paper were to study the factors influencing family involvement, ways in which pre-schools involve families, means of communication pre-schools use with families, barriers to family involvement and how they could be reduced. 12 pre-schools participated in this study. Self-structured questionnaire was used to get information on the various aspects of family involvement in the school. Results indicate that socio-economic background of the teachers and family, student-teacher ratio, approach to discipline, number of family contacts by the teacher are some of the factors influencing family involvement. The school involves the family by the teachers taking lead in developing positive parent-teacher relationship; communicating often about the need for and importance of family involvement, accommodation of family needs, show case what students are learning and accomplishing, create opportunities to connect, plan events and workshops that bring families into school and assign homework that requires family participation. The pre-school supervisors felt that specific budget allocations would help enhance family involvement in pre-schools. This chapter discuses need to enhance families as partners in pre-schools so as to find ways to build relationships between home, school and early childhood settings that are respectful, responsive and reciprocal by nature.
Cyber Crime and Its Fear in Women
Authors: - ARUSHI MARWAH , - AKHILESH RANAUT
Published: October 2023

Cybercrime is a growing problem globally, with women being more vulnerable to its effects than men. Women are particularly susceptible to online harassment, stalking, revenge porn, and identity theft. Despite the prevalence of cybercrime and its adverse effects on women, little is known about how women perceive and respond to these types of crimes. This research study aims to explore the fear of cybercrime among women and the impact it has on their online behavior and daily routines. The paper reviews existing literature on cybercrime and gender, survey data related to attitudes towards cybercrime, and interviews with women on their experiences with cybercrime.
Estimates of Genetic Parameters For Morphological, Yield And Yield Attributes And Disease Reaction In Groundnut (Arachis Hypogaea L.)
Authors: - K.John , - A.Srividhya , - K.Viswanath , - C.Kiran kumar Reddy
Published: October 2023

The cultivated Groundnut or peanut is an annual self pollinated legume crop. It is the major oilseed crop in India and in Andhra Pradesh. The genotypes viz., TCGS-1865 showed higher performance for pod yield per plant and number of mature pods per plant. TCGS-1868 performed better for shelling per cent, kernel yield per plant and 100 kernel weight. The genotype, TCGS-1858 had short stature plant type. Greeshma came to flowering early and also matured in early. TCGS-1875 had recorded more number of primary branches per plant. The genotype, TCGS-1873 had shown low incidence of 2.0% followed by TCGS-1862 (2.1%) for stem rot. Hence these genotypes were found as promising donors and these genotypes could be exploited for improvement of yield and its contributing characters in the breeding programme as donors. High heritability was recorded by days to 50% flowering, days maturity, sound mature kernel per cent and rust incidence. Higher genetic advance as per cent of mean was recorded for number of secondary branches per plant, number of mature pods per plant, 100 pod weight, 100-kernel weight, late leaf spot disease, rust disease, stem rot, kernel yield per plan and pod yield per plant indicating that the effect of environment is least in expression of these characters.
Employees Perceptions on the Usage of Balanced Scorecard
Authors: - ADOLAR BEATUS DUWE , - FELICIAN BARONGO
Published: October 2023

This study examined employees’ perceptions on the usage of the balanced scorecard (BSC) performance management system in Tanzania. It assessed employees' perception on use of the Balanced Scorecard performance management system tool in Tanzania. The study used participatory action research and survey research design. It applied mainly qualitative and slightly quantitative research approaches. Data was collected through interviews and documentary review. Data validity and reliability were done through pretesting of data collection instruments. Findings revealed that employees perceived a balanced scorecard as a user- friendly tool, fair tool from planning stage, implementation stage, appraisal stage to rewarding stage, increased employees’ commitment to work, motivated employees and that balanced scorecard had a great influence on the quality of services and products deliveredcontrary to any other previously used tool. The conclusion is that there was a direct relationship between a balanced scorecard on the one hand and organizational performance in terms of quality of services and products delivered on the other hand and that employees have positive perception on the usage of balanced scorecard.
Effectiveness of Pacemaker Care Protocol on Knowledge and Skill Regarding Care of Client Undergoing Pacemaker Implantation Among Nurses
Authors: - Madhuri Tiwari
Published: October 2023

Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs) also known as chronic diseases, which includes cardiovascular diseases (like heart attacks and stroke), cancers, chronic respiratory diseases (such as chronic obstructed pulmonary disease and asthma) and diabetes. NCDs result in rapid deaths as seen in certain diseases like autoimmune diseases, heart diseases, stroke, cancers, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, osteoporosis, Alzheimer's disease, cataracts, and others. Cardiovascular diseases are one of the major incidence of non-communicable diseases and leading causes of deaths in India. The heart is endowed with a specialized system for generating rhythmic electrical impulses and for conducting these impulses rapidly throughout the heart to cause contraction of the heart muscle. When this system functions normally, the atria contract about one-sixth of a second ahead of the ventricles. This orderly electrical activity must precede contraction to provide adequate cardiac output for perfusion of all body organs and tissues. Aim and objective: To assess the effectiveness of pacemaker care protocol on knowledge and skill regarding care of client undergoing pacemaker implantation among nurses at selected hospital. Methodology: A quasi-experimental non equivalent control group design was chosen to conduct the study among 60 Nurses, who were selected using purposive sampling technique. Immediately after pretest assessment, intervention was given in experimental group and hospital routine was carried out in control group. After seven days post test was collected in both the groups. The comparison of post test level of knowledge between experimental and control group revealed that t of 12.002, was statistically significant at p<0.001level.The comparison of the post test level of skill, revealed t value of 9.577, which was highly statistically significant at p< 0.001level.
Challenges and Job Satisfaction of Higher Secondary School Teachers in Kerala
Authors: - PRASAD C V , - G PASUPATHI
Published: October 2023

Higher secondary teachers play a significant role in shaping the careers of students. The higher secondary course serves as the bridge between general education and higher education. The development and success of an educational institution, as well as the students, depend on the performance and satisfaction of the teachers. This study aims to examine the job satisfaction of higher secondary school teachers in Kerala. This research is qualitative in nature and a structured interview schedule is used for collecting the data, The study is important because only satisfied teachers can produce healthy and high-quality students for the nation's development. When a teacher is dissatisfied, it can directly or indirectly affect their job performance. The study's findings indicate that the majority of teachers are dissatisfied with various aspects of job satisfaction, including promotion, physical facilities, workload, transfer norms, and the lack of clerical staff, among other factors.
Screening and Characterization of Maecescens Serretia and Proteus Myxofaciens from Soil Sample
Authors: - Sunidhi Sharma , - Damini , - Vinod Kumar Gupta
Published: October 2023

The aim of current study was to identify, characterize and isolate protease producing bacteria from soil sample. Commencing from the isolation by spreading technique on nutrient agar media, at 350C for 20 hrs. Followed by screening and characterization based on temperature, pH, nitrogen, and carbon sources. Two colonies U-2 and U-4 were selected and identified as Maecescens Serretia and Proteus Myxofaciens, the highest urease producing bacteria among the four that were taken forward for the study. Different Biochemical tests and microscopic identification tests were done for the screening of the bacteria. The U-2 bacteria showed maximum growth at temperature 350C, pH needed 3, potassium nitrate as nitrogen source and d-mannitol as carbon sources. Whereas, temperature requirement for the highest growth for U-4 was 250C, dextrose as carbon source but pH and nitrogen source were like the U-2 bacteria. At last, enzyme activity assay was performed to know the urease activity using well diffusion method.
Urinary Catheterization and Care of Urinary Catheter
Authors: - SELMAR MELLISHA E , - JEENA VIJAYAN P V
Published: October 2023

Catheter-associated urinary tract infection (CAUTI) is usually defined as a UTI in a patient with current urinary tract catheterization or who has been catheterized in the past 48 hours. Urinary tract infections are the most common type of healthcare-associated infection, accounting for more than 30% of infections reported by acute care hospitals. National data from NHSN acute care hospitals in 2006 showed a range of pooled mean CAUTI rates of 3.1- 7.5 infections per 1000 catheter-days. Urinary catheters increase the risk of acquiring CAUTI; thus health care personnel must take special care to minimize that risk. Health care workers should follow evidence-based guidelines, including using aseptic technique for site preparation and supplies and limiting use and duration of the placement of urinary catheters.
Sustainable Strategic Management For A Sustainable Future
Authors: - Gauri Menaria
Published: October 2023

Due to the imbalance that has been caused by mass scale production, societies are looking towards the corporate to adopt the sustainable strategies. The organizations' very objective of producing goods in bulk and to operate on economies of scale has left the environment unnoticed. Sustainable Strategies are financially sound, socially responsible and in balance with the environment.
The importance of sustainable strategies cannot be overemphasized for the societies and companies.
Successfully implementing the sustainable strategic management practices will require transformational change processes that allow organizations to examine and redefine their core values and assumption as well as the nature of their work and the role of their employees. The idea of Green world can be achieved only when the corporates incorporate sustainability strategies in their working
This research paper discusses the need and relevance of sustainable strategic management for today’s corporate and also discusses in brief the process of sustainable strategic Management.
Criminalization of Politics in India- A Conceptual Analysis
Authors: - Mritunjay
Published: October 2023

The criminalization of politics in India has accelerated at an alarming rate, endangering the survival of Indian democracy. This research paper provides information about this subject. It begins by outlining what political criminalization is and how it endangers democracy. The issue's current state, its underlying causes, and their numerous effects on the economy, society, politics, and other areas are then examined in detail. Because the problem is so serious, the Supreme Court has also issued a number of historic rulings to deal with it. Although the judiciary must take stronger action, fighting against this criminalization of politics and defending the nation's democracy is not just the judiciary's responsibility, it also falls on the government and the country's citizens
Study on the mechanism of the difference in flotation performance between fine-grained crystalline SiO2 and amorphous SiO2
Authors: Ma Saisai , Li Jie , Wang Yonglun , Wei Bangqi
Published: October 2023

Numerous minerals found in nature contain silica, including quartz, cristobalite, opal, etc. They have the same chemical composition but different crystal structures, and this phenomenon is called “polymorphism” in mineralogy. For these polymorphic and multi-like minerals, in the flotation process, will it directly or indirectly affect the flotation effect. Based on this, this study mainly explores the difference between crystalline SiO2 and amorphous SiO2 in flotation. In this study, two crystal forms of SiO2 were subjected to flotation and adsorption capacity tests. FTIR, other test techniques, the chemical calculation of the flotation solution, and the theoretical calculation of the DLVO can all be used to provide an explanation. Finally, in the flotation experiment, the feedbacks of the two minerals to the change of the pH value of the pulp and the change of the concentration of the reagent are different. Through the comprehensive analysis of the adsorption capacity test and semi-quantitative calculation of the infrared spectrum, the adsorption capacity of crystalline SiO2 to drugs is about 23% higher than amorphous SiO2. Furthermore, during the flotation process, the amorphous SiO2 particles will agglomerate together and entrain into the foam through, resulting in concentrate pollution. So amorphous SiO2 will undoubtedly increase the difficulty of flotation.
Reducing the Size of a Waiting Line Optimally
Authors: Lefebvre Mario
Published: October 2023

The problem of reducing the number of customers waiting for service in a modifiedM/G/k queueing model is considered. We assume that the optimizer can decide how many servers are working at any time instant. The optimization problem ends as soon as the objective has been achieved or a time limit has been reached. Cases when dynamic programming can be used to determine the optimal control even if the service time is not exponentially distributed are presented.
THE LANGUAGE NORM IN THE MEDIA DISCOURSE
Authors: Акубекова Диана Григорьевна
Published: October 2023

Язык виртуального коммуникационного пространства является отражением существующего языка современной действительности. В статье рассматривается проблема медиа-текстов относительно норм языка.

The language of the virtual communication space is a reflection of the existing language of modern reality. The article deals with the problem of media texts regarding the norms of language.
ЗНАЧИМОСТЬ УПРАВЛЕНИЙ ИЗМЕНЕНИЯМИ В ОРГАНИЗАЦИИ
Authors: Яковлева Анастасия Борисовна , Бережных Мария Валерьевна
Published: October 2023

В статье рассматриваются мнения учёных и социологов к понятию «изменение в организации». Показано, как люди, работающие в организации, реагируют на изменения. Автором также обосновывается, как правильно реагировать на возмущения и предотвращать поступки людей, которые могут привести к непредвиденным последствиям.
ARNOLD, BAKER, DNA AND CHAOTIC SINE ARE THE PERFECT QUARTET FOR DATA ENCRYPTION IN 5G INTERNET OF THINGS APPLICATIONS
Authors: Головков Евгений Владимирович , Грохотов Алексей Игоревич , Кустов Владимир Николаевич
Published: October 2023

Основой телекоммуникаций для объединения вещей в экосистеме Интернета вещей (IoT) являются коммуникации пятого поколения (5G). Сеть 5G разрабатывается для обеспечения огромной пропускной способности, большой полосы пропускания и снижения задержек. Создание и изобретение новых подходов к 5G-IoT, несомненно, приведет к появлению новых серьезных проблем безопасности и конфиденциальности. Технологии 5G-IoT будут нуждаться в механизмах безопасной передачи данных в качестве основы для решения этих проблем. Основанное на теории хаоса шифрование изображений и вычисления последовательности ДНК объединены в предлагаемый подход к шифрованию. Процесс шифрования выполняется в зависимости от трех каналов цветного изображения (R, G и B) с соответствующей хаотической картой. Авторами предлагается алгоритм выбора подходящей хаотической карты в соответствии со значениями энтропии атрибутов изображения и несколькими другими факторами. После хаотического шифрования используется подход к кодированию ДНК. Согласно моделированию и анализу безопасности, предложенный метод шифрования изображений работает очень хорошо с точки зрения безопасности.

The basis of telecommunications for the unification of things in the ecosystem of the Internet of Things (IoT) are fifth-generation communications (5G). The 5G network is being developed to provide huge bandwidth, large bandwidth and reduce latency. The creation and invention of new approaches to 5G-IoT will undoubtedly lead to the emergence of new serious security and privacy issues. 5G-IoT technologies will need secure data transmission mechanisms as a basis for solving these problems. Chaos-based image encryption and DNA sequence calculations are combined in the proposed encryption approach. The encryption process is performed depending on the three channels of the color image (R, G and B) with the corresponding chaotic map. The authors propose an algorithm for selecting a suitable chaotic map in accordance with the entropy values of the image attributes and several other factors. After chaotic encryption, a DNA coding approach is used. According to security modeling and analysis, the proposed image encryption method works very well from a security point of view.
ON THE QUESTION OF THE CLASSIFICATION OF NON-EQUIVALENT VOCABULARY
Authors: Мацегора Маргарита Валентиновна
Published: October 2023

В статье рассматривается проблема классификации безэквивалентной лексики на метериале новогреческого языка. Приводятся примеры лексических единиц, которые относятся к национально окрашенным понятиям. Поднимается вопрос определения безэквивалентной лексики согласно исследованиям в современном языкознании.

The article deals with the problem of classification of non-equivalent vocabulary on the meterial of the Modern Greek language. Examples of lexical units that relate to nationally colored concepts are given. The question of the definition of non-equivalent vocabulary according to research in modern linguistics is raised.
PREGNANCY SCREENING ANALYSIS FOR EARLY PREDICTION OF THE PRE-ECLAMPSIA RISK
Authors: Котов Юрий Борисович , Гурьева Вера Маратовна , Матвеев Максим Олегович , Семенова Татьяна Алексеевна
Published: October 2023

Решается диагностическая задача поиска ранних признаков тяжелого заболевания беременных - преэклампсии. При скрининге беременных Московской области исследована зависимость концентрации белков PlGF и sFLT_1 в крови пациенток от срока беременности. Контрольная группа (631 чел.) не имела преэклампсии. Пациентки с преэклампсией образовали исследуемую группу из 70 человек. Подтверждено правило, указывающее на риск развития осложнения ранее 29-й недели беременности. Даны таблицы перцентильных нормативов.

We investigate the problem of early detection of signs of a severe complication of pregnant women - preeclampsia. Mass screening of pregnant women in the Moscow region we used for investigation of PlGF and sFLT_1 proteins concentrations as time-function in the patient blood. The control group of patients consisted of 631 patients without preeclampsi. Patients diagnosed with preeclampsia formed a group of 70. The diagnostic rule indicating the risk of preeclampsia in early pregnancy (before 29 weeks of pregnancy) was verified. We present tables of percentile norms that are convenient for physicians.
STUDY THE GROWTH OF HUMAN SOFT TISSUE SARCOMA XENOGFAFT IN IMMUNODEFICIENCY MICE BALB/C NUDE
Authors: Галина Анастасия Владимировна , Аушева Татьяна Валерьевна , Алиханова Сарижат Сурхаевна , Росторгуев Владимир Эдуардович
Published: October 2023

Саркома мягких тканей - редкое мезенхимальное злокачественное новообразование, которое составляет менее 1% всех опухолей. Важным инструментом изучения данного заболевания являются животные модели. В нашей работе была разработана перевиваемая модель саркомы мягких тканей человека на иммунодефицитных мышах Balb/c Nude и изучены особенности ее роста.

Soft tissue sarcoma is a rare mesenchymal malignancy that accounts for less then 1% of all tumors. Animal models are an important tool for studying this disease. In our work, a transplantable model of human soft tissue sarcoma was developed using immunodeficient Balb/c Nude mice and growth characteristics were studied.
Bottom-Up Projection of Regional Carbon Emissions from Passenger Road Vehicles Based on Discrete-Time Markov Chain
Authors:   The Korean Data Analysis Society, j j , j j , j j , j j , j j , j j
Published: October 2023

Accounting for a significant portion of global carbon emissions, the road transportation sector is unequivocally one of the largest emitter among various sectors and a wide variety of mitigation measures has been developed and adopted. The estimation of carbon emissions is a prerequisite for assessing the effectiveness of individual measures. This study outlines the estimation of carbon emissions from road transport based on a discrete-time Markov chain employed to describe the population of road vehicles by fuel type over time. The procedure outlined in the IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories is adopted to estimate the carbon emissions based on the country-specific parameters, which is then applied to the projection of regional carbon emissions from road transport in the Metropolitan Busan City, Republic of Korea. More specifically, country-specific parameters are derived from publicly available data related to carbon emissions from road transport. It is asserted that publicly available data can be effectively collated and incorporated to develop the discrete-time Markov chain to estimate the population of road vehicles, based on which carbon emissions from road transport can then be estimated.
Development of Defect Classification Model for Smart Factory Data Using Machine Learning
Authors:   The Korean Data Analysis Society, Jo Hanbyeol , Baek Beomsu , Kim Heungjae , Kim Youngsoon , Park Beomjin
Published: October 2023

The rapid convergence of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) with various fields in modern society has led to the emergence of smart factories in the manufacturing industry. These factories leverage artificial intelligence and automation technology to enhance productivity and efficiency by collecting real-time data and making optimal decisions through analysis. In this study, we aimed to develop machine learning and deep learning models to improve manufacturing processes in smart factories. Firstly, we implemented a model using logistic regression, random forest, gradient boosted trees, and support vector machine to classify defects based on process environment data, including temperature and pressure. Next, we applied convolutional neural network models such as AlexNet, VGG-16, and ResNet to classify defective welding images captured after the welding process. We evaluated the performance of these models using metrics like accuracy, precision, and recall for each dataset and selected the top-performing model as the final choice.
Random Augmentation Technique for Mitigating Overfitting in Neural Networks for Financial Time Series Forecasting
Authors:   The Korean Data Analysis Society, Kwak Yeonglong , Huh Jeong-gyu
Published: October 2023

Overfitting is one of the major challenges encountered when using neural network models for financial time series forecasting tasks. The nature of financial time series data, often sparser than in other fields, tends to exacerbate the symptoms of overfitting. In this study, we propose a method to alleviate overfitting in neural network-based time series forecasting tasks through a novel data augmentation algorithm. The neural network structure employed in this research is a Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) recurrent network. The proposed method gradually reduces the learning rate during the training process, whilst randomly augmenting the training data. To validate the performance of the proposed algorithm, we divided the VIX Index, into four sections and performed cross-validation. When compared to a standard LSTM network without the application of our algorithm, we confirmed that the Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) was reduced by 23%, 34%, 32%, and 34% in each cross-validation section respectively.
Sentiment ratio word graph using “local university” news articles and text mining
Authors:   The Korean Data Analysis Society, Kim Jangmin , Lee Yeondong , Cho Youngseuk
Published: October 2023

Unstructured data consisting of natural language such as SNS, papers, and questionnaire subjective question answers are generally compared or visualized using text mining. When analyzing text data by setting a random interval representing a time such as year, quarter, month, and day, it may be necessary to determine which interval has the most data, which sentiment words are used a lot for each interval, and how much text data in a particular interval is written negatively than positive. As a way to solve this problem, this study proposes an sentiment ratio word graph that can deliver the above three information at once. An sentiment ratio word graph is a graph created by dividing text data by a random interval standard representing time such as year, quarter, month, and day of the week and then assigning the sentiment score in the sentiment dictionary to the text data. When visualizing an sentiment ratio word graph, if you also use the pie coefficient to display words, you can further convey information about which words are most relevant to the sentiment word in a particular interval.
Boosting for Addressing Class Imbalance Problems in Financ
Authors:   The Korean Data Analysis Society, Kim Myoung-Jong , Kwon Seong-Hun , Kim Yun-Hu
Published: October 2023

The class imbalance problem is essential to be solved in order to improve the performance of classification and prediction models. This study proposes an AUCBooost technique that introduces a direct performance optimization technique to improve the performance of boosting algorithms applied to class imbalance problems in the financial sector. In this study, the performance of AUCBoost is verified on class imbalance problems such as corporate bankruptcy, card insolvency, and card fraud. For comparative analysis of performance, logistic, AdaBoost, GBM, and XGBoost are adopted as benchmark models. The results of repeated 10-fold cross-validation are as follows. First, unlike conventional algorithms only focusing on majority class in class imbalance problems, AUCBoost shows a balanced learning behavior that simultaneously considers the specificity of multiple class and the sensitivity of minority class. Second, compared to the benchmarking model, RMA shows that AUCBoost shows significantly improved performance in terms of AUC. Third, in class balanced data generated from data sampling, AUCBooost also shows the significantly improved performance compared to benchmarking models.
Factors Affecting Performance of Terminal Care for Clinical Nurses: Positive Psychological Capital, Terminal Care stress and Perception of Patient-Family Centered Care
Authors:   The Korean Data Analysis Society, Koo Yeonhee , Min Haeyoung
Published: October 2023

The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of clinical nurses’ positive psychological capital, terminal care stress and perception of patient-family centered care on performance of terminal care. Data were collected from 198 nurses, and analyzed using descriptive statistics, independent t-test, one-way ANOVA, Pearson’s correlation coefficient, and stepwise multiple regression analysis. There were significant differences between clinical nurses’ performance of terminal care and working experiences in current unit (F=3.60, p=.015), work unit (t=2.36, p=.019), number of terminal care provided to dying patients within 1 year (F=2.76, p=.044), and experience of patient-family centered care education (t=-2.26, p=.025). The factors affecting clinical nurse’s performance of terminal care were positive psychological capital (β=.38, p<.001), perception of patient-family centered care (β =.23, p=.001), work unit (β=.15, p=.014), and experience of patient-family centered care education (β=.14, p=.026), explaining 29.0% of the variance. Therefore, the effective education program is needed to enhance clinical nurses’ positive psychological capital as well as to increase their education experience and awareness of patient-family centered care in order to better perform terminal care.
Using a Topic Model to Assess Participants' Satisfaction with a Local Global Conference
Authors:   The Korean Data Analysis Society, Lee Jung Min , Kim Jae Hun , Jung Hyeim , Park Han Woo
Published: October 2023

This study investigates the features of replies per question and the differences in subjects based on geography and age of respondents based on the findings of a satisfaction survey for the 2022 Global Beverage Conference. Semantic network analysis was conducted using online survey results, and Structural Topic Model(STM) was conducted using in-depth interviews. Overall, we found that active information seekers were more likely to be in their 20s and 30s, who used social media to engage with the event. This age group was also more likely to participate in event programs such as beverage tasting booths and sommelier competitions. On the other hand, those in their 50s and 60s were more likely to be interested in conferences and beverage brands themselves. In addition, those in their 50s and 60s who live in Daegu are more likely to acquire and share event information through interpersonal relationships than through social media. This study is useful for event planning and promotional strategies that take into account participants' perspectives.