bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Hazard and Risk Analysis Using Hirarc and Hazop Methods on Erection Girder Work
Authors: Hanum Latifah , Bayu Putra Andi , Prahara Eduardi
Published: May 2023

Superstructure work of the toll flyover construction is one of the works that have a high level of risk, especially when the erection girder work passes over the existing toll road. This study aims to identify hazards on erection girder work using the HIRARC and HAZOP methods. Using these two methods requires the implementation of questionnaire and surveying, using at least 30 respondents with 34 respondents is successfully gathered. The results showed that there were 36 possible hazards where 11 hazards were identified as moderate risk and 25 hazards identified as low risk. Then an interview was conducted with occupational health and safety (OHS) experts on site to validate the results of this research. Efforts are being made to carry out inspections of heavy equipment before use, only operators who have SIO that are appropriate and competent to do, conduct toolbox meetings, install warning signs, use PPE, and coordinate and cooperate with existing toll owners.
Public Private Partnership in Transportation Infrastructure: A Review on Toll Road Development
Authors: Steelyana Evi , Kinanti Dhea
Published: May 2023

Public-private partnerships (PPPs) have become an increasingly important tool for delivering infrastructure and public services worldwide. In Toll Road development, PPP scheme is often being used to deliver public infrastructure. PPPs have received a lot of attention from academics as a new approach to public procurement. To enhance our knowledge of PPPs, this study aims to analyze the trend of articles discussing collaborative governance in toll road developments with PPP schemes in Asian, African, American, Australian and European countries during the 2000–2020 period and analyze the most discussed topic in PPP research specifically in collaborative governance. The relationship between PPP research and Public Sector Accounting Theory is also analyzed. Using a qualitative method with a Systematic Literature Review approach, this study analyzed published articles from reputable international journals. Result of this study shows a positive trend in the quantity of research articles that discuss collaborative governance in toll road development by PPP scheme. Moreover, it found also that frequently discussed topics in PPP research are Risk Management, Value for Money, Critical Success Factors, PPP Challenges, PPP Evolution and Financing. This study found that Public Sector Accounting Theory (Governance Theory, Institutional Theory and Stakeholders Theory) have influenced most the PPP scheme in toll road development.
Measurement Using the OEE Method and Design Using the Single Minute Exchange of Dies Method to increase Productivity in the Manufacturing Industry
Authors: Sahroni Taufik Roni , Zagloe Teuku Yuri M , Priambodo Bagus , Maulidani Bagas Caesar
Published: May 2023

The very rapid development of the manufacturing industry requires companies to be able to increase their productivity. Based on the analysis on the production machine, it is calculated that the Overall Equipment Effectiveness value is only 81%, this figure is still lower than the world class standard. What Affects Low OEE Value Is Performance and Machine Setup and Machine Downtime. This Repair Is Done Using Implementation Design of the Single Minute Exchange of Dies Method by Separating Internal and External Setups, Changing Internal Setup to External. After Getting Improved Internal and External Settings, The Time Reduction Value Is 30%, So It Can Improve Production Performance in The Manufacturing Industry.
Triple Bottom Line Analysis and Assessment Towards Sustainable Palm Oil Plantation
Authors: Asrol Muhammad , Warid Hakara , Ekawati Ardhianiswari Diah
Published: May 2023

Palm oil agroindustry face challenge in business process sustainability. Most of the research consider all stage of business in sustainability analysis moreover less of consideration in upstream parts. This research aims to analyzes the palm oil plantation sustainability performance to provide recommendation in achieving sustainability goals for upstream business parts. This research was conducted in two most productive location in producing palm oil in the world: Sumatera and Kalimantan, Indonesia. A multi-dimensional scaling with leverage analysis were applied to assess the palm oil plantation sustainability performance and provide potential improvement recommendation. The result show that the model had successfully to analyze the sustainability performance on triple bottom line dimensions: economic, social and environment. Twenty-one indicators were assessed and found location sustainability performance on palm oil plantation. Leverage analysis provide recommendation to improve the performance, including CPO quantity loss, CPO quality loss, workers personal rights condition, corporate social responsibility, soil condition and water management.
Energy-Efficient Soho in South Jakarta with The Application of Adaptive Solar Facade
Authors: J Ignatius Nahor S , S Firza Utama , Wizaka Wiyantara
Published: May 2023

This study aimed to produce an energy-efficient SOHO that is able to accommodate the needs of space for creative workers and also to minimize the level of energy consumption by implementing adaptive solar facade. The research was carried out starting from the preparation stage, data collection stage, and then the analysis phase. The Research method used are quantitative and experimental methods. The analysis was performed by measuring the energy load consumption simulation with or without adaptive solar facade. It can be concluded that implementation of adaptive solar facade concept is a good solution for energy savings in SOHO buildings. (INSJ).
Learning Applications about Standard Service Operational Procedures in Restaurants using Augmented Reality (AR)
Authors: Sukmandhani Arief Agus , Gunawan Eric , Yusrifan Muhammad Raka , Kusumawardhana Indra , Yuniarso Ari
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this study is to enrich the teaching materials that have been given in lectures regarding operational service standards in restaurants for Table Set-Ups so that they are more exciting and innovative by developing learning media using Augmented Reality. This application is designed using the UML (Unified Modelling Language) model built using the Unity application and Easy AR as the database API. The development of this learning system uses the ADDIE model. Evaluation of this application was obtained for measurements using N-gain in the "moderate" and "fairly effective" categories with values of 0.57 and 57.16, while for measurements using usability testing, the learnability is 2.86, the memory is 2,84, the efficiency value is 2.87, the error value is 2.82, and the satisfaction value is 1.29.
Building a Readiness Model of Environmentally Friendly Information Technology as Implementation of Green Information Technology Concept
Authors: Sardjono Wahyu , Cholidin Achmad , Johan
Published: May 2023

Environmentally friendly Information Technology is a sustainable approach to information technology and information systems with practical methodologies in designing and implementing environmentally friendly information technology implementation strategies in various business and government organizations as well as strategic tools in building the contribution of these technologies in supporting all aspects of business activities in the organization and contributing environment so that it becomes more effective and efficient and builds competitive advantage. This includes effectively measuring sustainability, regarding the sustainable use and design of hardware and software, to promote efficiency and effectiveness in building a sustainable framework for the sustainability of information technology infrastructure. This study aims to build a model of Green information technology readiness. The research design is included in exploratory research, with a sample of 108 respondents and the sampling was done by non-probability convenience sampling. This research was conducted in Jakarta. The results showed that there are important factors that can be modeled mathematically through factor analysis which identifies the representation of Safe and comfortable, Smart public service, Excellent information, and Easy health care factors as the main factors in developing an elderly-friendly city model from the respondent's point of view.
Development of “Trashmart” Application for Used Materials Marketplace Based on Android
Authors: Achdiyat Raoul Vendreo , Nathania Dewa Ayu Defina Audrey , Makalew Brilly Andro
Published: May 2023

The goal of this research is to design an Android-based application to facilitate the sale and purchase of secondhand construction materials. This thesis' research methodology consists of two components: data collection and design. Using questionnaire evaluation, the literature review procedure, and analysis of similar apps, data was obtained. The design was modified using the waterfall methodology, and the Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagram was implemented. The evaluation is conducted in two ways: questionnaire evaluations and comparisons with similar applications. Those in search of used materials that correspond to their measurements and application preferences can benefit from the results that can be obtained.
Global Trend of Carbon Emissions Based on Year: A Bibliographic Study
Authors: Susetio Brigita Natalia Helen , Kikkawa Satami Doi , Panggabean Rosinta Ria
Published: May 2023

One of the causes of increasing global warming or climate change is the high carbon emissions on earth, which impacts on the environment, health, and economic instability. This study conducts a qualitative mapping of research articles on carbon emissions from 2011 to 2022, focusing on publication year, publisher accreditation, theory used, research methods, research units, analysis period, sample size, research variables, and results. A total of 113 articles from accredited and Scopus indexed journals are included in the analysis, with the majority published in 2021. The Journal of Cleaner Production is identified as the most prominent publisher discussing carbon emissions. Most journals included in this study are classified as Scopus Q1. The theory of legitimacy is found to be the most commonly used theory, with quantitative methods being the dominant research approach. Country-level analysis is the most prevalent unit of analysis, with a coverage period of 1 year. The dependent variable in most quantitative studies is CO2 emissions, while GDP per capita (PI) is often used as the independent variable. Carbon emissions are a critical concern globally due to their impact on climate change, environment, health, and economic stability.
Pro-Environmental Behaviour of Big City Employees in Rasch Model and SEM Outlook: A Preliminary Finding
Authors: Herlina Maria Grace , Lusia Erma , Rivaldo
Published: May 2023

Human activity significantly contributes to many of the world's current environmental concerns. Pro-environmental behaviors (PEBs) at the workplace can help organizations improve their environmental performance. Therefore, the goal of this study is to provide an explanation for employees' ecologically beneficial conduct in large cities. The three hypotheses of this study were proven significantly. Rasch Model Analysis and structural equation modeling (SEM) with second-order confirmatory factor analysis confirmed all the hypotheses. Eco initiatives significantly influence pro-environmental behavior, and eco-helping influences pro-environmental behavior significantly. The final one, eco-civic involvement, significantly impacts pro-environmental behavior. According to the findings of two statistical approaches used to analyze data, the environmentally friendly behaviors of employees in big cities are still limited to the behavior of good employees within the firm. It implies that pro-environmental behavior among city workers has not yet been motivated by personal initiative. On the other hand, the Rasch Model and SEM analysis results suggest that employees in big cities are environmentally sensitive as part of their organization's good citizenship.
The Enablers of Pro-Environmental Behaviour among Bank Employees: Awareness or Knowledge?
Authors: Herlina Maria Grace , Lusia Erma , Tamtomo Livia , Alycia Marshel
Published: May 2023

Business can serve an important role in making the environment more sustainable. The goal of this study was to examine environmental knowledge and environmental awareness as influential components to pro-environmental behavior, specifically in the banking industry. The banking industry has established official sustainability laws requiring all companies to begin focusing on sustainability issues in their business activities. The study utilized Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). The first hypothesis was supported significantly. As a result of the first hypothesis analysis, bankers' pro-environmental behavior is substantially influenced by environmental awareness. The second hypothesis analysis found that environmental knowledge can positively boost pro-environmental behavior among bankers. However, it has been statistically proven yet insignificantly.
Fostering Community Engagement towards Sustainability in Small-Scale Fisheries
Authors: Buana Yud , Barlian Erland
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this paper is to explore the concept of community engagement in supporting sustainability in the context of small-scale fisheries in maritime sector. This paper qualitatively analyzes the opinions of selected fishermen to voice their community engagement in supporting sustainable fishing efforts. The main issues are illustrated using qualitative study-based data from a focus group discussion and interviews with fishermen who understand the rules and regulations. Evidence shows that the sea is positioned as a common-pool-resources. The community engagement in utilizing the sea raises awareness and volunteerism to work together to create value. This paper concludes that the role of maritime stakeholders of the village in providing their effort has been quite effective in engaging villagers in simple community activities, such as consulting with them on various issues to empowering community capacity to support fisheries sustainability. This paper expresses the opinions of key stakeholders in coastal villages about community engagement activities that provide benefits for policymakers, practitioners, researchers, and students who pursue sustainability in the context of small-scale fisheries in maritime sector.
Utilization of Digital Marketing to Improve Marketing of Endek Woven Fashion for Business Market
Authors: Heriyati Pantri , Wisiani Ni Ketut
Published: May 2023

The richness of Indonesian culture and traditions is currently being maintained in the diversity of the nation so that apart from being protected and preserved, we must maintain it properly. Currently, the use of weaving culture in Bali is being promoted to encourage the usage of endek in clothes. Endek comes from the word "gendekan" or "ngendek" which means silent or fixed, does not change color. Weaving activities or endek weaving can be found in some districts in Bali. Endek ikat weaving has various names following where it is made. The Bali Provincial Government has made a circular regarding the use of endek woven fabrics, and has been stipulated since January 28, 2021, where it stipulates that all Balinese people regarding clothing go to the official office as uniform using Endek woven every Tuesday. To boost the promotion and campaign of tenun Endek or Endek woven as uniform among professional in Bali region, the school utilize digital marketing and promotion as efficient and effective media and tool for promotion in term of its ability to provide wide coverage and strong exposure to customer and market.
Educating Vegan Lifestyle on Social Media for Young Generation Healthy Life
Authors: Evelina Lidya Wati , Sari Siti Dewi Sri Ratna
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this study is to describe the form of persuasive communication on Instagram content @Jakartaveganguide in educating vegan lifestyle for young generation healthy life. The research method used was qualitative approach with content analysis. The data was collected through observation at the content of Instagram account @Jakartaveganguide. The data was validated by source triangulation. The research result found that the persuasive content in Instagram account @Jakartaveganguide are information varied from vegan lifestyle, recommendation of vegan food, recipes of vegan food to events about vegan lifestyle.
Indonesian Economic Diplomacy toward Palm Oil: Indonesia’s Respond to the EU Resolution on Palm Oil and Deforestation of Rainforest (2016/2222(INI))
Authors: Hamid Salsabilah , Paramitaningrum
Published: May 2023

Palm Oil becomes one of Indonesian major trade commodity, besides oil and gas. It has comparable quality with palm oil from Malaysia, Netherland, Papua New Guinea, and Guatemala. Therefore, an accessible and good prospect of the global market is essential for the sustainability of Indonesian palm oil production and marketing. European Union (EU) is a major importer of Indonesian palm oil because the consumption of palm oil among EU member countries is considered high. However, in the past few years, there were some international reports, including European media, that Indonesian palm oil is environmentally unfriendly, because the operation of palm oil plantation leads to deforestation and the greenhouse emission issue, abandoning the local people's, rights and decreasing the population of orangutan and other animals. EU then produced EU Resolution on Palm Oil and Deforestation of Rainforest (2016/2222(INI)) in 2017 to ban the import of Indonesian palm oil. Furthermore, different views among both sides and competition over similar products from Europe contribute to Indonesian efforts to conduct economic diplomacy, to protect the Indonesian economy.
Batik Pamekasan: Effort of Vocational School to Revive Their Existence Through Teaching Factory
Authors: Maharani Anita , Miftahol
Published: May 2023

The goal of writing this article is to convey the efforts of SMK Negeri 3 Pamekasan to contribute to the revitalization of the local knowledge of Pamekasan Regency, namely batik, by participation in a competition. This article draws on a variety of literatures, including those pertaining to design thinking methodologies, digital innovation, and stakeholder approaches. The scenario analysis method was used in the production of this paper. The most of the information comes from Google. Once the data had been collected, it was subjected to an analysis process that included steps such as data selection, data processing, and data assessment that were deemed important to the aim of the writing. The findings of this paper demonstrate the importance of digital innovation in resurrecting Pamekasan batik via the Teaching Factory of Visual Communication Design, as shown in this article.
Women in Sustainable Tourism Development (Case Study at Komodo and Labuan Bajo Tourism Destination)
Authors: Candra Priskardus Hermanto , Maulida Faishal Hilmy , Zamahsari Gamal Kusuma
Published: May 2023

Tourism development is directed at human welfare and the integrity of nature around the destination, and a new concept in tourism development is ustainable tourism. In sustainable tourism, the role of women as tourism actors was considered because they often experienced a double burden of suffering from the roar of tourism progress in a destination. This paper aimed to map the involvement of women in sustainable tourism strategies in tourist destinations of Komodo National Park (KNP). This study uses a qualitative method. The data collection technique used in-depth interviews with women involved in tourism service businesses around KNP. This paper conducted interviews with local communities, previous research, NGOs and regional government’s data as data triangulation. The results of this study indicated that the involvement of women in tourism around KNP destinations was influenced by several factors such as patriarchal culture rooted in everyday life, stereotypes about women's abilities, and low self-esteem that came from women. On the other hand, the government's program for women's empowerment had not found the right formulation. The involvement of women around KNP as tourism drivers must also be a joint concern of the local community, NGOs, and local governments.
Digital Language Use in Bangka as Contribution to Digital Culture and Heritage
Authors: Fernando Rico , Simanjuntak Risa Rumentha
Published: May 2023

This research aims to find out how the bilingual speakers of Khek and Malay in Bangka communicate using the messaging app, find out regarding what shifts that could be identified in the use of the languages, and find out what the attitudes of the Bangkanese people are towards Khek and Malay. The method is approaching a descriptive qualitative design which involves some screenshots of WhatsApp chat to analyze as well as a questionnaire for the participants to answer. The results show that they indeed use the certain codes while performing a digital communication such as language shift, code switching, code mixing, and unique words. Moreover, they have a positive attitudes toward both Khek and Malay for some reasons. The most important part is that through the digital communication have they spread the cultures from both Chinese-Indonesian and Malays by using Khek and Malay as well as the fact that the languages used during the process of digital communication have exposed their heritage and identity. This research needs to be further investigated about the language preservation due to the fact that some people cannot speak one of those particular languages actively. With further investigation will reveal the current condition of those languages.
Indonesia’s Economic Recovery in a Post-Pandemic: Under the New Normal on Society 5.0
Authors: Kibtiah Tia Mariatul , Medeleine
Published: May 2023

This article examines the policies carried out by the Indonesian government after COVID-19. During pandemic, government policies are not trusted by the public. This happens because the statements from the decision maker are unconcerned. But finally, the Indonesian government proved to the public and the world that Indonesia is one of the countries in the ASEAN Region that can solve economic problems during COVID-19 with mandatory vaccine policies, social distancing, work from home, mandatory masks,and tax reductions. The theory used in this article is a regulation theory which explains that every economic activity cannot be separated from the influence of society, politics, culture, and the state that has policies making regulations. The method used is a qualitative method by conducting a literature study from previous research regarding economic recovery solutions after COVID-19 and data are also taken from e-books, journals, news websites, and official websites. The purpose of this research is to provide an overview of Indonesia in maintaining its economy after COVID-19. The government issued a policy to support SDGs an online shop regulation, and reduced taxes. This strategy succeeded in making Indonesia one of the countries in ASEAN that survived the economic collapse.
Digital Cultural Behavior in the documentary The Social Dilemma (2020): Psychoanalysis
Authors: Oktavianty Cindy , Retnowati
Published: May 2023

This research analyses the behavior of a teenage girl who was addicted to social media in the documentary film entitled The Social Dilemma (2020) using the psychoanalytic theory created by Sigmund Freud. In the Psychoanalytic theory, there are three personalities that influence human behavior: the ‘Id,’ ‘Ego,’ and ‘Superego’. The descriptive qualitative method was used in this paper in order to achieve the objectives of this study by describing and explaining the discussion of the topics of this study. This study aims to find out what personality the teenage girl has according to the psychoanalytic theory and how the personality she has shaped her behavior, and the impacts of her behavior. The results show that the teenage girl had the ‘Id’ personality and it has a bad impact on her behavior, and her behavior depicts teens who are addicted to social media in today's digital culture. Therefore, the function of this study is to educate and increase awareness about the use of social media, so that digital culture and heritage can be implemented optimally for the future and the formation of a sustainable society.
Consumer Rights to Information in the Middle of Media Hegemony
Authors: Shidarta  , Martinelli Imelda
Published: May 2023

This paper discusses citizens' rights to information as consumers of mass media and social media. They areconsumers of information, and that information is a determining factor in their political choices. Media owners and managers have the power to intervene in the flow of information, so that consumers' rights to correct information are at risk of being violated. Because the owners and managers of these media have the technology that determines, and because the number of those who have this kind of power is not large, then this hegemony actually manifests in the ruling class in a country, even in the world we live in now. Antonio Gramsci, in his theory of hegemony, has explained this. Of course, the danger will be more vulnerable to emerging democratic countries, such as Indonesia. Therefore, the question of what the future holds for consumers' rights to information in the midst of this media hegemony is important to answer. In this article, the authors conclude that the future of consumer rights to information can be saved by strengthening the role of the middle class. The hope of saving consumers' right to information is to give the middle class an opportunity to continuously voice their interests. The government can still control it, but it must be on a measurable legal basis. On the other hand, the massive number of social media users in Indonesia is its own strength to deal with oligarchs and media hegemony, both at the domestic and global levels.
Doublespeak in Five Brand Phone Advertisement as Smart Communication Technology
Authors: Jatmiko Dimas Alief Akbar , Karjo Clara Herlina
Published: May 2023

Various forms of language used in phone advertisements are characterized as Smart Communication Technology. This paper investigated the variety of doublespeak as innovative communication technology in smartphone advertisement. Advertisements will usually be made as attractive as possible to attract consumers' attention. As a result, many ads offer beauty through images and words that can mislead consumers. One way to divert consumers from the real meaning is by using doublespeak. The goals of this research are first to identify what words contain doublespeak in phone advertisements from 2021, and second to identify the meaning and the functions of doublespeak in advertisements. 20 smart phone advertisements from 3 wellknown brands were used as the data for this research. The analysis was done qualitatively using William Lutz's theory of doublespeak which consist of weasel word, the rule of parity, unfinished word, and up to claim. The results show that the use of doublespeak is commonly appeared in technology products advertisement. It implied that doublespeak is innovative communication technology used only for the benefit of entrepreneurs so that they can successfully sell their products and survive in world marketing. By reading this research, consumers are expected not to be misled by smartphone advertisements that may use doublespeak.
Health Protocol on Infographic: Building Awareness and Understanding Related to the Covid-19 Pandemic in Indonesia Through Social Media, from the Early Stage to the New Normal
Authors: Adi Danendro , Setiautami Dria
Published: May 2023

Combination of visual and text to deliver information that simply called Infographic, allows the reader to easily comprehend complex information, in this case, delivering information about the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia and how to cope with the condition. This paper will be started with explanation about the pandemic and how Infographics became a medium to deliver the information. Then, this paper will be discussed how Infographics are used to deliver information on Instagram, popular social media, in order to guide the audience in preparing for the outbreak and built awareness about the global pandemic. At the end, a clearer picture of how Infographic contribute to delivering information and building awareness to a wide range of audiences can be obtained, at the same time the difference in the visual approach implemented at the beginning of the pandemic and after the relaxation of social interactions in public spaces toward the “New Normal” are explained.
The Impact of the Peduli Lindungi Electronic System on Human Rights and Personal Data Protection
Authors: Zaki Muhammad Reza Syariffudin , Ramadiani Alwa Dwi , Sinay Ivan Raditya
Published: May 2023

With the pandemic that has lasted for 2 years, the government has made efforts to reduce the spread of the Corona Virus (Covid-19). With people able to go back to travel, the government issued the Peduli Lindungi application which was designated as an application to help detect the flow of spread and limit the growth of Covid-19. However, due to the nature of the application which relies heavily on personal data and community participation, this application raises concerns and issues in the field of personal data protection and human rights. This study uses a normative juridical research method. The approach in this study uses a statutory approach. The formulation of research questions in this research is first, what is the Impact of the Peduli Lindungi Electronic System on the Protection of Personal Data? And secondly, what is the impact of the Peduli Lindungi Electronic System on Human Rights? The conclusions from the research questions include, firstly, the Peduli Lindungi Application has the potential to violate personal data for the public, and second, the Peduli Lindungi application has the potential to violate human rights.
It Takes Two to Tango: Roles of Digital Strategy and Human Creativity in Creating Transformational Technopreneurship
Authors: Indrianti Yasinta , Hamsal Mohammad , Furinto Asnan , Kartono Rano
Published: May 2023

Digital technology has birthed a new generation of creative entrepreneurs known as technopreneurs. However, merely adopting a digital strategy and technological innovations is insufficient without recognizing the importance of human creativity. This study aims to find the influence of digital strategy and human creativity in shaping the transformation of technopreneurship in startups. There needs to be an intuitive process as part of controlling soft information that digital products cannot handle. Sharpness of intuition in doing business and in extracting the value of technological transformation will ultimately lead startups to competitive advantage which is the first step towards success in carrying out technopreneurship transformation. The research used quantitative methods with a sample of 105 startup founders in Indonesia. The reliability and validity of the instrument were tested by Cronbach's Alpha, Average Variance Extracted (Pvc) and Composite Reliability (Pc). The data is processed using SMARTPLS 3.0. The results demonstrated that digital strategy and human creativity significantly influence the formation of technopreneurship transformation in startups. From the Path Coefficient value obtained, it means that the greater the digital strategy and human creativity owned by the startup, the higher the technopreneurship transformation.
Emotional Intelligence and Interpersonal Communication Among Senior High School Students
Authors: Suprayogi Muhamad Nanang , Andestia Mery Eka
Published: May 2023

This study aims to examine the relationship between emotional intelligence and communication among senior high school students. This study is a correlational research, the methods used are interviews and questionnaires. The sample of this study were high school students grades X – XI in Jakarta. The results of this study indicate that there is a significant relationship between emotional intelligence and interpersonal communication among high school students with a value of r = 0.683 and sig. 0.000 > 0.05. This mean that the higher the emotional intelligence of students, the better their interpersonal communication skills. Following to the result of the study, it is recommended to increase the emotional intelligence of students, as it will help students in increasing their interpersonal communication skills.
Working Desk Partition Design with Copper Coating as One of Covid-19 Office Interception Approach
Authors: Dewanti Nabilla Retnaning , Setiawan Budi , Dyaksa Dhanista
Published: May 2023

The spread of Covid-19 continues to be the main focus for all sectors, especially in the office sector, where the health of working employees is the most important thing for the company. Along with a significant increase in the spread of the coronavirus, the availability of appropriate furniture accessories on work desks to support employee performance is very important. The number of companies that do not have the ability to replace furniture according to health protocol requirements is the main factor in this study. So that the flexible partition can be designed according to the principle of the health protocol. The use of copper coating on the partitions and furniture features can support the needs of employees which has an advantage as a material to prevent the spread of the virus. The utilization and quality of materials in workspace furniture will also be increased in accordance with the applicable health protocol regarding the standard of ergonomic dimensions. This study aims to record and analyze interior facilities with the category of desk furniture accessories in the office work area from a design and function point of view related to aspects of comfort and safety for employees.
The Sustainable Adaptation of Traditional Art into Digital Medium (Case Study the Motion of Shadow Puppet Scene Perang Kembang)
Authors: Kurnianto Arik
Published: May 2023

“Perang Kembang” is a battle scene between the knights against the giant in traditional shadow puppet performance. A knight who has soft and gentle movement is in stark contrast to the giant who has a rugged and attractive movement. The two contrasting characters can represent a very interesting and beautiful war scene, so this war scene becomes a scene awaiting by the audience, as well as a scene capable of showing the skill of the Puppeteer in the art of puppet movement. But how to adapt the beauty of the shadow puppet shadow "Perang Kembang" scene to the digital animation medium? So that the beauty of puppet motion can still continue to be enjoyed by new generations with new media, especially through digital animation media? So to answer this problem, this study uses art-based research methods by experimenting with the motion of digital animation based on the pattern of movement of the shadow of the “Perang Kembang” scenes. Adaptation motion puppet scene " Perang Kembang" to the digital medium can be done through some experimental methods of motion with the best output in the form of an animated silhouette. The choice of silhouette animation refers to the nature of puppets as a the art of shadow play. The results of this study are the "Perang Kembang" puppet motion experimentation in the form of digital silhouette animation.
Comparaison Plaque et Dynaplaque. Résultats d’essais croisés en conditions maîtrisées
Authors: Voisin Guillaume , Boussafir Yasmina , Jacqueline Delphine
Published: May 2023

La mesure du module de déformabilité, plus classiquement appelée portance, sur les plates-formes d’infrastructures est un élément clé de l’assurance qualité. La co-existence de matériels de mesures différents est une réalité fréquente sur chantier et la tentation de faire des essais croisés pour tester ou valider les performances réciproques des matériels est forte. Les résultats présentés ici ont montré que la dispersion en un point donné est liée au corps d’épreuve et l’emporte sur l’exactitude des appareils de mesure que les auteurs ont testés (Plaque et Dynaplaques). Il est donc inutile de réaliser des essais croisés sur chantier avec ces deux type d’appareils car ils donnent sur un grand nombre de mesures les mêmes résultats. Les appareils de mesure doivent être utilisés en priorité, et en toute connaissance de leurs limites, comme des outils de détection d’anomalies sur une plate-forme. La multiplication des points de mesure améliore la connaissance des hétérogénéités de la plate-forme.
Spectroscopies chiroptiques. Quand la lumière explore l’asymétrie de la matière
Authors: Pons Bernard , Nahon Laurent
Published: May 2023

L’interaction de la lumière avec la matière fournit des informations sur sa chiralité quand la lumière est elle-même chirale, telle une onde polarisée circulairement droite ou gauche. C’est l’objet des spectroscopies chiroptiques, qui sont présentées ici et qui connaissent un essor spectaculaire depuis une vingtaine d’années.

Dans cet article, on s’intéresse tout particulièrement à l’asymétrie observée dans l’angle d’émission des électrons éjectés par une molécule chirale après ionisation par une onde polarisée circulairement, appelée dichroïsme circulaire de photoélectrons.
Vortex optiques en interaction avec des atomes
Authors: Pruvost Laurence , Ruchon Thierry
Published: May 2023

Un vortex optique est un faisceau laser dont le front d’onde est hélicoïdal. Il est donc chiral, d’hélicité gauche ou droite selon le sens de l’hélice. En plus du moment angulaire de spin qui correspond à la polarisation, les photons possèdent aussi un moment angulaire orbital (OAM) qui est quantifié et caractérise l'hélicité du vortex.

L’interaction non linéaire de vortex optiques avec des atomes conduit à l’échange d’OAM avec l‘ensemble atomique et la génération de nouveaux vortex. Les propriétés quantiques de ces vortex sont une ressource exploitable dans le cadre des technologies quantiques comme le stockage et le codage de l’information.
Dinâmicas de uso e ocupação do solo entre 1951-80 e 2018 em Portugal Continental
Authors: Sequeira Ana Catarina , Nunes Leónia , Caetano Mário , Marcelino Filipe , Rocha Marta , Rego Francisco C.
Published: May 2023

A paisagem portuguesa tem uma longa história de alterações de uso e ocupação do solo, e o seu conhecimento contribui positivamente para o planeamento e definição de políticas públicas a longo prazo. O Mapa Agrícola e Florestal 1951-80, recentemente publicado em formato vetorial e com uma nomenclatura compatível com a série cartográfica da Carta de Uso e Ocupação do Solo (COS), permite conhecer espacialmente o uso e ocupação do solo em Portugal Continental cerca de três décadas antes daquilo que era possível com a COS1995. Com recurso a sistemas de informação geográfica e folhas de cálculo foi possível validar a utilização desta que é a cartografia histórica em formato vetorial mais antiga de Portugal Continental, através de diferentes análises para 1951-80, 2018 e o período entre as duas, e usando as escalas nacional, NUTIII e municipal. Verificou-se que a distribuição de uso e ocupação se alterou na área comparável em 33%. Pelo contrário, relativamente às classes de uso e ocupação florestais, verificou-se que 67% das mesmas se alteraram, tendo sido a conversão de pinheiro-bravo em eucalipto a
dinâmica mais relevante.
Análise Crítica do PEPAC na perspetiva do setor florestal
Authors: Viegas Miguel , Carneiro Susana
Published: May 2023

O presente artigo parte da análise da repartição geográfica dos apoios da PAC, identificando uma profunda assimetria que penaliza fortemente os territórios considerados como mais vulneráveis em matéria de desenvolvimento socioeconómico e de vulnerabilidade aos incêndios. A partir destes dados, os autores elaboram uma análise crítica do processo de elaboração do PEPAC, incluindo as recomendações da Comissão Europeia.

De acordo com as características próprias do território português, incluindo a sua estrutura fundiária, os autores consideram que o atual PEPAC, seja pelos montantes envolvidos seja pelo desenho das medidas de apoio, não responde às necessidades da floresta portuguesa e muito dificilmente irá inverter a sua tendência de declínio e empobrecimento. O artigo termina com um conjunto de sugestões para aumentar a capacidade de absorção de apoios nos territórios vulneráveis.
Intellectual Property in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: The Importance and Process of Obtaining Intellectual Property Rights
Authors: Razavi Christopher R. , Byrne Patrick J.
Published: May 2023

Understanding the purpose and process of obtaining intellectual property rights (IPR) is fundamental to health care innovation. Facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons are natural innovators; however, knowledge deficit in this space may hinder the ability to move ideas from the “bench to bedside.” Here we provide an overview of IPR, outlining the steps necessary to obtain intellectual property protection in an academic setting while highlighting recent U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approvals pertaining to facial plastic and reconstructive surgery.
The Effect of Various Training Variables on Developing Muscle
Strength in Velocity-based Training: A Systematic Review and
Meta-analysis
Authors: Zhang Xing , Li Hansen , Feng Siyuan , Su Songpeng
Published: May 2023

Velocity-based training is an advanced auto-regulation method that uses objective
indices to dynamically regulate training loads. However, it is unclear currently
how to maximize muscle strength with appropriate velocity-based training
settings. To fill this gap, we conducted a series of dose-response and subgroup
meta-analyses to check the effects of training variables/parameters,
such as intensity, velocity loss, set, inter-set rest intervals, frequency,
period, and program, on muscle strength in velocity-based training. A systematic
literature search was performed to identify studies via PubMed, Web of Science,
Embase, EBSCO, and Cochrane. One repetition maximum was selected as the outcome
to indicate muscle strength. Eventually, twenty-seven studies with 693 trained
individuals were included in the analysis. We found that the velocity loss of 15
to 30%, the intensity of 70 to 80%1RM, the set of 3 to 5 per
session, the inter-set rest interval of 2 to 4 min, and the period of 7
to 12 weeks could be appropriate settings for developing muscle strength. Three
periodical programming models in velocity-based training, including linear
programming, undulating programming, and constant programming, were effective
for developing muscle strength. Besides, changing periodical programming models
around every 9 weeks may help to avoid a training plateau in strength
adaption.
Changing approaches to green infrastructure design: from modernism to the future: Warsaw case study
Authors: Solarek Krystyna , Domaradzka Anna , Zdunek-Wielgołaska Justyna
Published: May 2023

International modernism has brought new solutions to urban greenery, primarily aimed at improving the living conditions of the inhabitants. Currently, much more is expected of green areas, and at the same time, various impacts influence their modifications. The article focusses on changing approaches to the issue of green wedges design resulting from the socio-political transformation and the changes in approaches to city planning priorities. We selected Warsaw for detailed research, where the evolution of this approach can be clearly observed. The study showed the changes in the size, layout and function of one of the most important green areas and residents’ expectations. The formulated conclusions and threads may be helpful in spatial policy, spatial planning and urban design in various cities with an open areas structure similar to Warsaw.
Technology, culture and critical theory: an interview with Andrew Feenberg
Authors: Feenberg Andrew , McCarthy Daniel R.
Published: May 2023

Andrew Feenberg is a pioneer in the development of the philosophy of technology. Before his retirement, he was the Canada Research Chair in Philosophy of Technology in the School of Communication, Simon Fraser University, where he also directed the Applied Communication and Technology Laboratory (ACTL). He is the author or editor of thirteen books on Critical Theory, Western Marxism, and the philosophy of technology, including Lukács, Marx, and the Sources of Critical Theory (1981), Critical Theory of Technology (1991), Technology and the Politics of Knowledge (ed with Alastair Hannay) (1995), Questioning Technology (1999), (Re)Inventing the Internet: Critical Case Studies (ed with Norm Friesen) (2012) and Technosystem: The Social Life of Reason (2017).
Investigation of the evolution of thermal properties in ferrielectric CuInP2S6 and Ag0.1Cu0.9InP2S6 layered crystals by means of ac photopyroelectric calorimetry
Authors: Liubachko V. , Oleaga A. , Salazar A. , Kohutych A. , Pogodin A. , Vysochanskii Yu.
Published: May 2023

For CuInP2S6 layered crystal the temperature anomalies of the heat capacity and entropy at the ferrielectric ordering are explained based on the theoretical studies which predict the appearance of a critical endpoint and a bicritical endpoint on the phase diagram. Thus, the splitting of the anomaly of the heat capacity in Ag0.1Cu0.9InP2S6 mixed crystal can be interpreted as a transformation of the ferrielectric first-order phase transition, that is observed for CuInP2S6, into the sequent paraelectric–ferrielectric second-order phase transition and the isostructural first-order transition with a sharp change of the polarization in the ferrielectric phase.
Universal behavior of low-temperature heat capacity of acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene thermoplastic polymer and its composite with graphene oxide
Authors: Szewczyk Daria , Krivchikov Alexander I. , Barabashko Maksym S. , Dolbin Alexander V. , Vinnikov Nikolay A. , Basnukaeva Razet , Chajewski Grzegorz , Jeżowski Andrzej
Published: May 2023

The low-temperature dependence of the heat capacity of acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) polymer and its composite with thermally reduced graphene oxide was studied. The existence of a so-called “boson peak” characteristic of orientational and structural glasses was demonstrated. The boson peak appears in the form of a local maximum in the heat capacity curve displayed as C/T3 vs T at Tmax = 3.52 K. It was found that for both ABS polymer and its composite, as well as for a number of other substances of a crystalline and amorphous nature, the manifestation of the anomaly of the boson peak in the heat capacity has a universal character that is described by an empirical function Δ*. The value of Δ* depends on the magnitude of the anomaly in the heat capacity and the temperature of the boson peak manifestation. Thus, this study provides new physical information about the possible causes of the boson peak appearance in disordered materials and indicates the universality of boson peak anomaly for substances with short- and long-range order.
On polyamorphism in heterophase matter
Authors: Bakai O. S.
Published: May 2023

Structural and thermodynamic features of continuous and discontinuous polymorphic phase transformations in amorphous matter caused by the rearrangement of mesoscopic molecular associations are considered. Polyamorphism of fluids expanded mercury, and the orientationally-disordered fullerite C60, pure and doped by heavy rare gases, is summarized.
Piezomagnetism in a mixed state in FeSe-based superconductors
Authors: Fil V. D. , Fil D. V. , Zvyagina G. A. , Bilych I. V. , Zhekov K. R.
Published: May 2023

The acoustoelectric transformation (AET) in the mixed state of FeSe-based superconducting chalcogenides was studied. Dependence of the AET signal on the magnetic field obtained at the initial stages of flux penetration shows a behavior that can be explained only if the piezomagnetism is included in the consideration. This argues that these crystals belong to the class of compounds with broken time-reversal symmetry and are in a state of hidden magnetic order.