bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Reassembling Public Data in Cuba: Collaborations When Information Is Missing, Outdated or Scarce
Authors: Reyes Carmona Saimi , Almeida Cruz Yudivián , Guerra Ernesto
Published: March 2021

How a small data journalism team in Cuba fights against the lack of data.
Accounting for Methods: Spreadsheets, Scripts and Programming Notebooks
Authors: Leon Sam
Published: March 2021

This chapter explores the ways in which literate programming environments
such as Jupyter Notebooks can help make data journalism
reproducible, less error prone and more collaborative.
Ways of Doing Data Journalism
Authors: Cohen Sarah
Published: March 2021

This chapter explores the various ways that data journalism has evolved
and the different forms it takes, from traditional investigative reporting
to news apps and visualizations.
Data Journalism by, about and for Marginalized Communities
Authors: Constantaras Eva
Published: March 2021

Data journalism has a role to play in empowering marginalized communities
to combat injustice, inequality and discrimination.
Data Journalism: In Whose Interests?
Authors: Young Mary Lynn , Callison Candis
Published: March 2021

This chapter asks whose interests are served by data journalism projects
and questions the imagined audiences, particularly in regard to recent
crime-related data journalism that purports to serve the public good.
It draws on the work of Indigenous scholars who suggest that refusal,
misrepresentation, colonialism and data collection are persistent challenges
for journalism and require better ethical diagnostics.
What Is Data Journalism For? Cash, Clicks, and Cut and Trys
Authors: Usher Nikki
Published: March 2021

The financial incentives and the unintended consequences of commercial
data journalism are addressed.
Heresy and Error in the Assessment of Modern Philosophical Psychology
Authors: Spruit Leen
Published: March 2021

This chapter tackles three issues: (1) how was Catholic psychological
orthodoxy set in a battle against pagan philosophies and heterodox
Christian doctrine in antiquity and the Middle Ages; (2) how was it reset
in early modern times in the battle against the ‘re-born’ heresies; (3)
how did censors reply to the conflation of scholastic psychology with
new philosophical and scientific findings? After the Council of Trent,
the Roman Catholic Church launched a campaign against early modern
alternatives to or criticisms of the scholastic building of learning, including
its psychological section. Although Catholic censors assumed orthodox
truth claims over or against non-scholastic views, there were also processes
of mutual interaction, adaptation, and framing between the Church and
early modern psychology.
Special Effects and German Silent Film
Authors: Loew Katharina
Published: March 2021

In recent decades, special effects have become a major new area of research in cinema studies. For the most part, they have been examined as spectacles or practical tools. In contrast, Special Effects and German Silent Film, foregrounds their function as an expressive device and their pivotal role in cinema’s emergence as a full-fledged art. Special effects not only shaped the look of iconic films like Nosferatu (1922) or Metropolis (1927), but they are central to a comprehensive understanding of German silent film culture writ large. This book examines special effects as the embodiment of a “techno-romantic” paradigm that seeks to harness technology – the epitome of modern materialism – as a means for accessing a spiritual realm. Employed to visualize ideas and emotions in a medium-specific way, special effects thus paved the way for film art.
Modern Magicians: Guido Seeber and Eugen Schüfftan
Authors: Loew Katharina
Published: March 2021

Two technicians had a particularly formative impact on the evolution of
special effects in Germany. Film pioneer Guido Seeber favoured methods
like multiple exposure composites, which allow the cinematographer
to excel both technically and creatively. Aiming at forging convincing
composite spaces on screen, Eugen Schüfftan invented the only widely
used commercial special-effects technique originating in Europe, the
Schüfftan process. In similar ways, Seeber’s photographic and Schüfftan’s
perceptual effects construe technology as cinema’s core creative tool and
the cinematic image as fundamentally malleable. Both shared technoromantic
views, which is apparent from their devotion to the goal of film
art and commitment to devising medium-specific means for transcending
material reality and expressing emotions and ideas.
Una propuesta para mejorar la experiencia de los adultos mayores con las redes sociales
Authors: Cardozo Claudia , Martín Adriana , Saldaño Viviana , Gaetán Gabriela
Published: March 2021

Las redes sociales son una de las aplicaciones más solicitadas desde los dispositivos móviles. En este escenario, el diseño de interfaces de usuario (IU) se enfrenta a un nuevo desafío y, muy particularmente, al considerar a la población de adultos mayores (AM). En este trabajo, se presentan un conjunto de 23 recomendaciones de diseño para mejorar la experiencia de los usuarios AM con las redes sociales usando tablets. Posteriormente, se define y aplica un ciclo de prototipado, el cual está basado en una customización de la metodología Lean UX (user experience [experiencia de usuario]) y dirigido por nuestras recomendaciones de diseño. El proceso de desarrollo, que está centrado en las necesidades y preferencias de la población de AM, propone un diseño alternativo de red social para tablet. Así, el prototipo resultante está enfocado en mejorar la experiencia de interacción y, por ende, también en propiciar la integración social virtual de este grupo creciente de ciudadanos.
Köpeklerde ve Kedilerde Epilepsi ve Etiyopatogenezisi
Authors: ARIBURNU Nurdan , TUNÇ Arda Selin
Published: March 2021

Hayvanlarda son zamanlarda sıkça karşılaşılan epilepsi, nöbetlere veya olağandışı davranış, duyumlara ve farkındalık kaybına neden olan nörolojik bir bozukluk olarak tanımlanmaktadır. Epilepsi hem beşerî hekimlikte hem de veteriner hekimlikte hastaların hayatları boyunca refahlarını olumsuz etkilemektedir. Günümüzde halen epilepsinin neden şekillendiği tam olarak açıklanamamaktadır. Bu derlemede paylaşılan epilepsinin etiyopatogenezine ilişkin bilgiler, hastalığın patogenezinin geliştirilmesine ve tam olarak anlaşılmasına katkıda bulunacak ve böylece etkili tedavi metotlarının geliştirilmesinde ve antiepileptik ilaçlar üzerindeki çalışmaların yoğunlaşmasında büyük rol oynayacaktır.
MUSICOTERAPIA, DEFICIÊNCIA INTELECTUAL E MUSICALIZAÇÃO TERAPÊUTICA: UMA ENTREVISTA COM ANA SHEILA TANGARIFE
Authors: Meneses Bruna , Santos Fernanda , Brizolla Giovana , Quintanilha Lívia , Costa-Lima Neto Luiz , Costa Naurinei , Alexandre Monteiro Paulo , De Alencar Freitas Suzana , Martins Vinicius
Published: March 2021

Entrevista com a musicoterapeuta Ana Sheila Tangarife, realizada remotamente em 23 de julho de 2020 pelo Grupo de Estudos Independente de Musicoterapia (GEIMT), formado em meio à pandemia da Covid-19, por alunos/as do curso de Pós-Graduação em Musicoterapia do Conservatório Brasileiro de Música (CBM/RJ). Após ser transcrito pelo GEIMT, este texto foi revisado pelos professores e musicoterapeutas Lia Rejane Mendes Barcellos, Rafael Lima dos Santos e pela entrevistada. Ana Sheila Tangarife formou-se no curso de Graduação em Musicoterapia do CBM/RJ em 1980 e é Especialista em Educação Musical e Mestre em Música pela mesma instituição. Acumula mais de 40 anos em experiências profissionais na área da Musicoterapia, foi coordenadora da Clínica Social Ronaldo Millecco e docente dos cursos de Graduação e Pós-Graduação em Musicoterapia no CBM/RJ, além de atuar no Instituto de Psicologia Clínica Educacional e Profissional (IPCEP) e na Sociedade Pestalozzi do Brasil (SPB/Brasil). Baseada em sua longa experiência profissional em instituições públicas e privadas, no atendimento de pessoas com deficiência intelectual, Tangarife aborda tópicos importantes relacionados aos temas da Musicoterapia e deficiência intelectual, Musicalização Terapêutica, inclusão social e Educação Musical apresentando uma contribuição inédita para a área da Musicoterapia, em seus aspectos práticos e teóricos.
Aerosol characteristics at the three poles of the Earth as characterized by Cloud–Aerosol Lidar and Infrared Pathfinder Satellite Observations
Authors: Yang Yikun , Zhao Chuanfeng , Wang Quan , Cong Zhiyuan , Yang Xingchuan , Fan Hao
Published: March 2021

Abstract. To better understand the aerosol properties over the Arctic, Antarctic and Tibetan Plateau (TP), the aerosol optical properties were investigated
using 13 years of CALIPSO (Cloud–Aerosol Lidar and Infrared Pathfinder Satellite Observations) L3 data, and the back trajectories for air masses were also simulated using the Hybrid Single-Particle Lagrangian Integrated
Trajectory (HYSPLIT) model. The results show that the aerosol optical depth (AOD) has obvious spatial- and seasonal-variation characteristics, and
the aerosol loading over Eurasia, Ross Sea and South Asia is relatively large. The annual-average AODs over the Arctic, Antarctic and TP are
0.046, 0.024 and 0.098, respectively. Seasonally, the AOD values are larger from late autumn to early spring in the Arctic, in winter and spring in
the Antarctic, and in spring and summer over the TP. There are no significant temporal trends of AOD anomalies in the three study regions. Clean
marine and dust-related aerosols are the dominant types over ocean and land, respectively, in both the Arctic and Antarctic, while dust-related
aerosol types have greater occurrence frequency (OF) over the TP. The OF of dust-related and elevated smoke is large for a broad range of heights,
indicating that they are likely transported aerosols, while other types of aerosols mainly occurred at heights below 2 km in the Antarctic
and Arctic. The maximum OF of dust-related aerosols mainly occurs at 6 km altitude over the TP. The analysis of back trajectories of the air
masses shows large differences among different regions and seasons. The Arctic region is more vulnerable to mid-latitude pollutants than the
Antarctic region, especially in winter and spring, while the air masses in the TP are mainly from the Iranian Plateau, Tarim Basin and South Asia.
Atypical, high-diversity assemblages of foraminifera in a mangrove estuary from Northern Brazil
Authors: Sariaslan Nisan , Langer Martin R.
Published: March 2021

Abstract. Mangrove forests are extremely productive ecosystems, sources and sinks of organic carbon, and provide essential services both to the marine environment and people. We have studied the composition and species richness of modern benthic foraminiferal assemblages from mangrove swamps along the Mamanguape River in Paraíba, northern Brazil. Sampling points for foraminifera were selected to acquire information on the composition of foraminiferal assemblages from dense mangrove stands collected along a river transect. Almost 100 species of benthic foraminifera were identified within the shallow mangrove habitats. The large number of identified mangrove taxa is the highest recorded so far for true mangrove habitats. The high species richness rivals shallow-water assemblages recorded from nearby offshore and reef environments and indicates that a particularly large number of species is capable to grow and flourish under conditions of multiple stressors. Numerical analysis of the faunal assemblages shows that specific taxa, which were previously known to be uncommon in mangrove environments, are abundant in the Mamanguape River estuary. The atypical foraminiferal fauna found in the Mamanguape River Estuary resembles shallow-water offshore assemblages, is characterized by high percent abundances of perforate and miliolid taxa and contains only a very few of the otherwise typical and numerically abundant agglutinated mangrove taxa. The unusual structure of the assemblages recorded provide insight of what combination of environmental variables controls their composition and novel perspectives to reconstruct past mangrove environments. Distribution, diversity and species-specific analysis will provide guidance on the use of Brazilian mangrove foraminifera as indicators for the strength of tidal activity, pollution and anoxia in coastal waters and sea-level reconstructions.
How to vEGU: display uploads and commenting
Authors: Gibson Hazel , Cook Terri
Published: March 2021

In 2020 as an emergency response to the COVID-19 outbreak, we at EGU pivoted to an online-only conference in a very short period of time. Although this meant that lots of things that we normally enjoy about our General Assembly were lost, some things were also gained, as we were able to experiment with digital solutions to the challenges of digitally presenting science. One of these solutions, the online pre-uploads of display materials and longer-term commenting on them, was very popular, so we are bringing it back again for vEGU21…. with a few adjustments. So how do you upload your displays and comment on materials this year? It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3!

1: Add display materials!

From 31 March to 31 May, all accepted abstracts will have a space provided to upload display materials. These materials can be whatever you want – a quick slide show, a poster-style image, or a long-form version of your presentation slides – much like you can have in a regular PICO session. You can also, in addition to your data materials, upload a video that can even be a full-length recording of your talk! Your only limit is in the file size: you have 50 MB per abstract for *.pdf, *.ppt/pptx, *.pps/ppsx, *.png, and *.jpg files, and 200 MB for *.mp4 video files.

2: Create a vPICO summary slide!

During the first part of each vPICO session, each author has a scheduled time slot to give a 2-minute summary of their research. This 2 minute summary will help your audience to decide what ideas they want to follow up with speakers when discussing the work in more detail during the subsequent chat session. To facilitate your live 2-minute presentation, you need to upload a single summary slide as a *.png or *.jpg with a resolution of 150 dpi and 16:9 dimensions (in addition to your longer display materials).

3: Commenting is cool!

Like last year, commenting will be open on all uploaded display materials between 31 March and 31 May. The main difference for 2021 is that during this time, only registered conference attendees will be able to comment, unless the abstract authors have opted out of the commenting feature (in which case comments will be turned off). Authors will be notified of any new comments by email.

We are very excited to see all your wonderful and diverse display materials uploaded before 19 April 2021, though you’ll be able to make adjustments at any time during the two-month commenting period. The 2-minute summary slide has to be uploaded at least 24 hours ahead of your scheduled presentation time, so we are ready to help you present your work for 2021.
How to vEGU: networking
Authors: Clark Simon , Gibson Hazel , Cook Terri , Hill Chloe
Published: March 2021

This year vEGU21 has flexible networking tools available to conveners and attendees, allowing people to engage and socialise with, and learn from one another in almost any way they wish. Networking is facilitated by three key tools: the Networker community-building platform, the conference Handshake tool, and the Pop-Up Scheduler.

This year the Networker will help attendees find, meet, and talk with one another and forge lasting connections. Build your profile by adding in your expertise, social media, contact information and other details; you can even add stickers to quickly showcase your Division, whether you are an Early Career Scientist, and your pronouns amongst other choices! During the Assembly you can find other members with similar interests on the Networker, share your profiles with people you meet at the conference, or start group text chats with other members in your network. The Networker isn’t just for the Assembly either: after building your network at the Assembly members will be able to keep connected and meet others all year-round!

One of the quickest ways to build your network during the Assembly is by using the conference networking tool: Handshake. Handshake lets you quickly initiate contact with other attendees in your virtual conference room and share your networker profile or start a text chat.

If you want to run your own event then the Assembly’s Pop-Up Scheduler allows you to set up networking opportunities of any kind, from small events focusing on a particular scientific topic to spaces for you to build a community. Perhaps you’ve been inspired by member-led events like the Games Night or Rhyme Your Research and want to explore more ways to get involved in geoscience communication! The Pop-Up Scheduler allows you to do all this and more: simply choose a date, time, and provide a link to a platform of your choice. Once submitted it will be added to the conference programme. You can link to any platform you like: the scheduler is designed to be flexible and meet the needs of the membership, so members should feel free to organise events using platforms from Animal Crossing to Zoom! Unsure which one to choose? Check out our uploaded display materials for inspiration and suggestions.
NorthSEAL: A new Dataset of Sea Level Changes in the North Sea from Satellite Altimetry
Authors: Dettmering Denise , Müller Felix L. , Oelsmann Julius , Passaro Marcello , Schwatke Christian , Restano Marco , Benveniste Jérôme , Seitz Florian
Published: March 2021

Abstract. Information on sea level and its temporal and spatial variability is of great importance for various scientific, societal and economic issues. This article reports about a new sea level dataset for the North Sea (named NorthSEAL) of monthly sea level anomalies (SLA), absolute sea level trends and sea level mean annual amplitudes over the period 1995–2019. Uncertainties and quality flags are provided together with the data. The dataset has been created from multi-mission cross-calibrated altimetry data, preprocessed 5 with coastal dedicated approaches and gridded with innovative methods to a 6–8 km wide triangular mesh. The comparison of SLA and tide gauge time series shows a good consistency with average correlations of 0.85 and maximum correlations of 0.93. The improvement with respect to existing global gridded altimetry solutions amounts to 8–10 %, and it is most pronounced in complicated coastal environments such as river mouths or regions sheltered by islands. The differences in trends at tide gauge locations depend on the vertical land motion model used to correct relative sea level trends. The best 10 consistency with a median difference of 0.04 ± 1.15 mm/year is reached by applying a recent glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) model. With the presented sea level dataset, for the first time, a regionally optimized product for the entire North Sea is made available. It will enable further investigations of ocean processes, sea level projections and studies on coastal adaptation measures. The NorthSEAL data is available at https://doi.org/10.17882/79673 (Müller et al., 2021).
Progress in understanding of Indian Ocean circulation, variability, air-sea exchange and impacts on biogeochemistry
Authors: Phillips Helen E. , Tandon Amit , Furue Ryo , Hood Raleigh , Ummenhofer Caroline , Benthuysen Jessica , Menezes Viviane , Hu Shijian , Webber Ben , Sanchez-Franks Alejandra , Cherian Deepak , Shroyer Emily , Feng Ming , Wijeskera Hemantha , Chatterjee Abhishek , Yu Lisan , Hermes Juliet , Murtugudde Raghu , Tozuka Tomoki , Su Danielle , Singh Arvind , Centurioni Luca , Prakash Satya , Wiggert Jerry
Published: March 2021

Abstract. Over the past decade, our understanding of the Indian Ocean has advanced through concerted efforts toward measuring the ocean circulation and its water properties, detecting changes in water masses, and linking physical processes to ecologically important variables. New circulation pathways and mechanisms have been discovered, which control atmospheric and oceanic mean state and variability. This review brings together new understanding of the ocean-atmosphere system in the Indian Ocean since the last comprehensive review, describing the Indian Ocean circulation patterns, air-sea interactions and climate variability. The second International Indian Ocean Expedition (IIOE-2) and related efforts have motivated the application of new technologies to deliver higher-resolution observations and models of Indian Ocean processes. As a result we are discovering the importance of small scale processes in setting the large-scale gradients and circulation, interactions between physical and biogeochemical processes, interactions between boundary currents and the interior, and between the surface and the deep ocean. In the last decade we have seen rapid warming of the Indian Ocean overlaid with extremes in the form of marine heatwaves. These events have motivated studies that have delivered new insight into the variability in ocean heat content and exchanges in the Indian Ocean, and climate variability on interannual to decadal timescales.This synthesis paper reviews the advances in these areas in the last decade.
Using avalanche problems to examine the effect of large-scale atmosphere–ocean oscillations on avalanche hazard in western Canada
Authors: Haegeli Pascal , Shandro Bret , Mair Patrick
Published: March 2021

Abstract. Numerous large-scale atmosphere–ocean oscillations
including the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO), the Pacific Decadal
Oscillation (PDO), the Pacific North American Teleconnection Pattern (PNA),
and the Arctic Oscillation (AO) are known to substantially affect winter
weather patterns in western Canada. Several studies have examined the effect
of these oscillations on avalanche hazard using long-term avalanche activity
records from highway avalanche safety programmes. We present a new approach
for gaining additional insight into these relationships that uses avalanche
problem information published in public avalanche bulletins during the
winters of 2010 to 2019. For each avalanche problem type, we calculate
seasonal prevalence values for each forecast area, elevation band, and
season, which are then included in a series of beta mixed-effects regression
models to explore both the overall and regional effects of the
Pacific-centered oscillations (POs; including ENSO, PDO, and PNA) and AO on the
nature of avalanche hazard in the study area. We find significant negative
effects of PO on the prevalence of storm slab avalanche problems, wind slab avalanche problems, and dry loose avalanche problems, which agree reasonably well
with the known impacts of PO on winter weather in western Canada. The
analysis also reveals a positive relationship between AO and the prevalence
of deep persistent slab avalanche problems, particularly in the Rocky Mountains. In addition, we find several
smaller-scale patterns that highlight that the avalanche hazard response to
these oscillations varies regionally. Even though our study period is short,
our study shows that the forecaster judgement included in avalanche problem
assessments can add considerable value for these types of analyses. Since
the predictability of the most important atmosphere–ocean oscillations is
continuously improving, a better understanding of their effect on avalanche
hazard can contribute to the development of informative seasonal avalanche
forecasts in a relatively simple way.
A global analysis of the dry-dynamic forcing during cyclone growth and propagation
Authors: Besson Philippe , Fischer Luise J. , Schemm Sebastian , Sprenger Michael
Published: March 2021

Abstract. Mechanisms driving the intensification and propagation direction of extratropical cyclones are an active field of research. Dry-dynamic forcing factors have been established as fundamental drivers of the deepening and propagation of extratropical cyclones, but their climatological interplay, geographical distribution and relatedness to the observed cyclone deepening and propagation direction remains unknown. This study considers two key dry-dynamic forcing factors, the Eady Growth Rate (EGR) and the upper-level induced quasi-geostrophic lifting (QGω), and relates them to the surface deepening rates and the propagation direction during the cyclones' growth phase. To this aim, a feature-based cyclone tracking is used and the forcing environment is climatologically analyzed based on ERA-Interim data. The interplay is visualized by means of a forcing histogram, which allows one to identify different combinations of EGR and QGω and their combined influence on the cyclone deepening (12-hour sea-level pressure change) and propagation direction. The key results of the study are: (i) The geographical locations of four different forcing categories, corresponding to cyclone growth in environments characterized by low QGω and low EGR (Q↓E↓), low QGω but high EGR (Q↓E↑), high QGω and low EGR (Q↑E↓) and high QGω and EGR (Q↑E↑), displays distinct hot spots with only mild overlaps. For instance, cyclone growth in a Q↑E↑ forcing environment is found in the entrance regions of the North Pacific and Atlantic storm tracks. Category Q↓E↑ is typical found over continental North America, along the southern tip of Greenland, over parts of East Asia and the western North Pacific. In contrast, category Q↑E↓ dominates the subtropics; (ii) the four categories are associated with different stages of the cyclones' growth phase: large EGR forcing occurs typically earlier, during the growth phase at genesis, while large QGω forcing attains its maximum amplitude later towards maturity; (iii) poleward cyclone propagation is strongest over the North Pacific and North Atlantic, and the poleward propagation tendency becomes more pronounced as the deepening rate gets larger; zonal, or even equatorward propagation, on the other hand, is characteristic for cyclones developing in the lee of mountain ranges, e.g., to the lee of the Rocky Mountains. The exact location of maximum QGω forcing relative to the surface cyclone center is found to be a good indicator for the direction of propagation, while no information on the propagation direction can be inferred from the EGR. Ultimately, the strength of the poleward propagation and of the deepening are inherently connected and the two dry-dynamic forcing factors allow cyclone development in distinct environments to effectively be identified.
BIOCOMPATIBILITY EVALUATION OF RESIN-BASED RESTORATIVE MATERIALS: A REVIEW
Authors: ÇİMEN Ceren , ÖZALP NURHAN
Published: March 2021

Biocompatibility is described as an appropriate biological response of a biomaterial in a living organism. It is known that biomaterials are not inert and the materials should be tested before they are allowed to be used in clinical practice. Various test methods have been developed and protocols have been determined for this purpose. Resin-based restorative materials are extensively used in dentistry due to the increased aesthetic demands of patients and the ease of use in clinical practice. As the restorative materials function in the mouth for long years, concerns regarding the biocompatibility of resin-based restorative materials become more important. Regarding the importance of this issue, the purpose of this review is to evaluate the local and systemic potential toxicity of resin-based restorative materials, toxicity test methods, and the mechanism of the cytotoxicity in living tissues.
BIM Implementation in Mall Laves Project Construction Surabaya
Authors: Arif Moh Sofyan , Durrotun Nasihien Ronny , Sutowijoyo Hendro
Published: March 2021

Nowadays, The development of Building Information Modeling (BIM) in Indonesia is very limited, even though the existence of Building Information Modeling (BIM) is very helpful in the Indonesian construction building projects. Mall Laves Surabaya project using several Building Information Modeling (BIM) based software in terms of project management planning.  There are Autodesk Revit, Cubicost Glodon, and Autodesk Naviswork software. The purpose of this research is to implementation Building Information Modeling (BIM) in Indonesian project development. The results are 3-dimensional modeling, volume calculations based on 3 dimensions, and project schedule simulations to provide detailed visual information.
Development of a Web Based Inventory Information System
Authors: S Pasaribu Johni
Published: March 2021

CV. T. Kardin Pisau Indonesia is a company engaged in the manufacture of knives, having its address at Jl. Hegarmanah No.46 Bandung. As a manufacturing company, CV. T. Kardin Pisau Indonesia needs to take advantage of information technology in warehouse inventory management, no longer in manual management, namely recording in paper media, which will be vulnerable to data mismatches. Web application here is defined as an inventory application, through displays which include items to be stored in the warehouse and incoming and outgoing product transactions. The research method used here is Research and Development (R&D). Making software is done with a waterfall model which consists of stages: needs analysis, design, implementation, and testing. In object orientation paradigm modeling system with visual UML. The results of this study produce web-based software using the YII Framework with the MVC (Model View Controller) method. Through a web application that provides direct contact, it is hoped that the service process to consumers can be clear and fast. This inventory application can be used as material for product inventory in warehouse stock which includes recording, processing, and reporting data on warehouse inventory. Another benefit is that with this web-based application, the head office can know the inventory in the warehouse by itself so that it can quickly take action to fill the warehouse inventory.
Analysis of Planning for Clean Water Needs at Grand Sagara West Surabaya Hotel With the Green Buillding Concept
Authors: Ali Rafsanjani Sofyan , Rooslan Santosa F Edy , Durrotun Nasihien Ronny
Published: March 2021

Water is the basic necessity of every living thing on earth. Humans depend on water not only for meeting domestic household needs but also for needs such as production needs, industrial needs and other needs. The need for clean water is the amount of water that will be used fairly for basic human needs (domestic) and other activities that require water. The hospitality industry is a commercially managed business. This study aims to determine the impact of the use of clean water that occurs during the construction and operation of the Grand Sagara West Surabaya Hotel on Tambak Wedi Village in the next 10 years. The need for clean water for Tambak Wedi Village in 2019 prior to the construction and operation of the Grand Sagara West Surabaya Hotel is 0.0566 m³ / sec, whereas after construction and operation in 2029 is 0.1118 m³ / sec. So, the amount of clean water discharge in Tambak Wedi Urban Village that must be fulfilled by the PDAM in Surabaya in 2029 is 0.0288 m³ / sec. Clean water, water needs, water discharge, hotel, PDAM Surabaya city.
Second-Line Surgical Management After Midurethral Sling Failure
Authors: Kwon Joonbeom , Kim Yeonjoo , Kim Duk Yoon
Published: March 2021

Currently, the midurethral sling (MUS) is widely used as a standard treatment in patients with stress urinary incontinence (SUI). Several studies have reported the failure rate of MUS to be approximately 5%–20%. In general, sling failure can be defined as persistent SUI after surgery or a temporary improvement in incontinence followed by recurrence. Failure is also often considered to include cases requiring secondary surgery due to mesh exposure, postoperative voiding difficulty, de novo urgency/urge incontinence, and severe postoperative pain. Because of the lack of large-scale, high-quality research on this topic, no clear guidelines exist for second-line management. To date, transurethral bulking agent injections, tape shortening, repeat MUS, pubovaginal sling (PVS) using autologous fascia, and Burch colposuspension are available options for second-line surgery. Repeat MUS is the most widely used second-line surgical method at present. Bulking agent injections have lower durability and efficacy than other treatments. Tape shortening demonstrates a relatively low success rate, but comparable outcomes if the period from first treatment to relapse is short. In patients with intrinsic sphincter deficiency, PVS and retropubic (RP) MUS can be considered first as second-line management because of their higher success rate than other treatments. When revision or reoperation is required due to prior mesh-related complications, PVS or colposuspension, which is performed without a synthetic mesh, is appropriate for second-line surgery. For patients with detrusor underactivity, a readjustable sling can be a better option because of the high risk of postoperative voiding dysfunction in PVS or RP slings.
Museus de fronteira e a musealização do futebol – o lugar da memória futebolística no campo museal brasileiro (anos 1960- 1990)
Authors: Hollanda Bernardo Buarque de , Ribeiro Raphael Rajão
Published: March 2021

O artigo tematiza o papel pioneiro de criação de acervos de entrevistas sobre futebol no Brasil, pelos Museus da Imagem e do Som do Rio de Janeiro (MIS-RJ) e de São Paulo (MIS- SP). A iniciativa de dirigentes e apoiadores desses museus – como o produtor Ricardo Cravo Albin, no Rio, e o historiador José Sebastião Witter, em São Paulo – não só criou uma série específica como integrou o futebol a eixos temáticos artístico-culturais caros às duas instituições, voltadas à montagem de coleções sonoras nacionais. A realização de entrevistas com jogadores, técnicos, jornalistas esportivos e dirigentes por parte dos MISes carioca e paulista, embora sem critérios científicos reconhecidos pela Academia, ou com parâmetros incipientes que mais à frente norteariam a metodologia da História Oral no Brasil, permitiu o registro da memória e da trajetória de um conjunto de profissionais do futebol, com início nos anos 1960 e fim em meados da década de 1990. O objetivo deste texto é apresentar o processo de constituição desses dois projetos durante a segunda metade do século XX, a fim de entender o papel de determinados agentes no reconhecimento do lugar do futebol no contexto dos respectivos museus. Com efeito, em meio a continuidades e descontinuidades, trata-se de avaliar por fim o impacto desse perfil de fundo arquivístico e a influência de coleções dedicadas ao memorialismo esportivo em outras instituições museológicas brasileiras, que se autonomizaram nas décadas seguintes, a exemplo do Museu do Futebol (2008) e do seu projeto de entrevistas, inspirado no MIS: “Futebol, memória e patrimônio”.
L'histoire du Conservatoire du Patrimoine Sportif (Carpentras, France)
Authors: Brun Jean-François
Published: March 2021

Ce texte est le récit concret de plus de vingt ans d'existence d'une association fondée
dans le but de sauver le plus de souvenirs possible de l'activité sportive d'une ville provinciale française de taille moyenne. Nous y exposons les difficultés que nous avons rencontrées dans cette entreprise « d'ethnologie de sauvetage ». Nous n'avons pas atteint l'exhaustivité que nous visions au départ. Nous sommes cependant parvenus à rassembler, classer, conserver et exposer des objets de mémoires très fragiles qui auraient été, sans notre intervention, voués à la dispersion et à l'oubli. Notre Conservatoire du Patrimoine Sportif contient désormais les traces d'un passé sportifs porteur des marques subtiles de l'identité culturelle locale. Nous espérons que l'exposé de notre expérience pourra être utile à ceux qui souhaiteraient se lancer dans une entreprise similaire. De la confrontations de nombreuses petites structures similaires pourraient
naitre des pistes intéressantes d'ethnologie comparative.
Mediadores de centros e museus de ciência: um estudo sobre os profissionais que atuam na América Latina
Authors: Massarani Luisa , Alvaro Marcela Vitor , Rocha Jessica Norberto , Abreu Willian Vieira de , Silveira Fiorella , Macías-Nestor Alba Patricia
Published: March 2021

Neste artigo, temos como objetivo conhecer os profissionais que atuam na mediação entre as exposições, atividades e iniciativas oferecidas por museus de ciência latino-americanos e os públicos. Foi utilizada uma enquete on-line, com 42 perguntas fechadas e abertas, respondida por 780 pessoas provenientes de 134 instituições distribuídas por 13 países da região. Nossos dados sugerem que a maioria desses profissionais são jovens entre 20 e 29 anos, que concluíram o ensino superior, atuam na área há menos de dois anos e trabalham por contrato temporário. Ou seja, há uma alta rotatividade desses profissionais nos museus de ciência da região, o que torna a profissionalização da mediação um desafio importante. Os resultados sugerem um avanço na capacitação desses atores sociais, sendo que 60% deles afirmam ter recebido alguma capacitação antes de iniciar suas atividades de mediação. Acreditamos que nosso estudo trará informações valiosas sobre os profissionais que atuam na mediação entre as exposições, atividades e iniciativas oferecidas por museus e centros de ciência, que podem auxiliar na criação de cursos de formação e capacitação.
Floresta protetora: um espaço de produção de identidades culturais e relações com o meio ambiente
Authors: Backx Isabela
Published: March 2021

Este artigo tem o objetivo de desenvolver uma análise do discurso comunicado pela exposição “Floresta Protetora”, localizada no centro de visitantes Paineiras do Parque Nacional da Tijuca. Por meio do estudo dos diversos elementos expositivos e da articulação entre eles, almeja-se apontar como se dá a comunicação das referências patrimoniais dentro de uma exposição que aborda a história da relação entre seres humanos e natureza, almejando compreender como a comunicação desse patrimônio sensibiliza os visitantes na construção de suas identidades e visões de mundo.
Arquitetura Industrial e Natureza nas ruínas do Matadouro Imperial de Santa Cruz, Rio de Janeiro
Authors: Almeida Soraya
Published: March 2021

O Matadouro Imperial de Santa Cruz, inaugurado em 1881, é um importante representante da arquitetura industrial relacionada ao processamento de carne no século XIX. Seus edifícios mais antigos foram construídos com alvenaria de pedra seguindo padrões higienistas recomendados no período. O trabalho apresenta uma análise da planta do matadouro em sua primeira fase de funcionamento e dos fatores que levaram a modificações do projeto original. As rochas utilizadas em sua construção, hoje expostas no Palacete Princesa Isabel e nas paredes de suas ruínas, guardam registro geológicos da antiga jazida, localizada no Morro do Cruzeiro. A pedreira e as características geológicas do terreno foram determinantes na escolha do local de construção. Os dados contidos nas alvenarias e cantarias do matadouro revelam incoerências em mapas geológicos regionais publicados e demostram a necessidade de mapeamentos mais detalhados dessa região. O trabalho também reitera a necessidade de ações que objetivem a recuperação, preservação e destinação das Ruínas do Matadouro.
ANAYASA MAHKEMESİ’NİN ESASTAN İNCELEDİĞİ NORMLAR ÇERÇEVESİNDE TÜRK CEZA KANUNU'NUN ON ALTI YILI
Authors: ÖZAR Süleyman
Published: March 2021

1 Haziran 2005 tarihinden itibaren yürürlükte olan 5237 sayılı Türk Ceza Kanunu’nun birçok normu gerek iptal davasıyla gerekse itiraz yoluyla Anayasa Mahkemesi önüne taşınmıştır. Bu çalışmada Anayasa Mahkemesi’nce esastan incelenerek test edilen maddelerin bir envanteri çıkarılarak, TCK’nın anayasal çerçeve karşısındaki 16 yıllık karnesinin ortaya konulması amaçlanmaktadır. Bu kapsamda, iptal ve esastan ret kararlarına yer verilecektir. Çalışmamızda iptal kararlarının gerekçeleri özetle sunulmuştur. Esastan reddedilen davalarda ise Anayasa’ya aykırılık başvurusunun gerekçesine yer verilmiştir.
Why We Watch: Factors affecting Exposure to Tragic Television News. A Pakistani Perspective
Authors:   Assistant Professor  Department of Communication Studies Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, Pakistan, Shahzadi Khan Aqsa Iram , Bhatti Muhammad Ahsan ,   Assistant Professor Department of Communication Studies Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan, Pakistan
Published: March 2021

The study examined empathically individual difference of tragic news viewing motives (surveillance and reassurance) and the positive relationship between personal distress and reassurance regarding suicide attacks news in Pakistan. Simple random sample of 50 respondents was taken. The results reveal that if affective motivations are taken under consideration then the causes of people’s exposure of media can be explored which are uses and gratification, selective exposure and mood management.
Confluence of Identity and Politics in Today’s Globalized World: A Perspective from Political Psychology
Authors:   Beaconhouse School System, Ejaz Hamd
Published: March 2021

The subject of identity and it’s bearing on politics; largely in the form of political behavior has been either neglected wholly or delegated in part to other social sciences’. Identity, as confirmed by psychology, sociology and anthropology is at the heart of politics in the twenty-first century. The issue of identity warrants a renewed research since today in the globalized world, identity has become fragmented. Gone are the days when identity was almost always equated to national identity; the scope of identity has become much more individualistic and therefore complex. Identity means different things to different individuals, some may choose to identify themselves on the basis of religion while others may seek to highlight their ethnic origins over their national identity. This variance in self-identification goes on to show that the outdated and over-simplistic explanations of identity and how it dictates politics need to be over-hauled and replaced. The article establishes the primacy of identity in demarcating social and political behavior and then discusses the various types of identities in today’s globalized world. This article contributes in the debate between identity and politics by integrating theoretical perspectives from political psychology: a sub-discipline of political science, and how these theoretical perspectives trump the existing body of work on the subject. In the end, the article will conclude by identifying limitations in its approach towards the subject.
Teachers’ participation in curriculum development: a case study from an English preparatory program at a tertiary institution
Authors: Do Lien Thi Hong
Published: March 2021

The higher requirement of English competency among learners at the tertiary level has called for constant curriculum development in English training programs, especially in English instructed undergraduate programs. With the purpose to explore the phenomenon of teachers’ participation in the curriculum development process, this study employed a qualitative instrumental case study of an English preparatory program. The participants of the study were 8 English instructors in the English Preparatory Program at International School, Vietnam National University, Hanoi. The data of the research were collected by using a semi-structured interview and then thematically coded. The results from the interview show a high level of teacher’s willingness to be involved in most staged of the curriculum development process. The main activities they actually participated in the examined project were selecting content, sequencing content, and organizing learning experience. Feasible suggestions to increase teachers’ voices in the decision-making process were also recorded.
Recommendations on developing leadership style for the contingent of leaders and managers of military schools following Ho Chi Minh leadership style
Authors: Phung Thanh
Published: March 2021

Nowadays, the contingent of leaders and managers in military schools has an especially important position, directly contributing to the successful implementation of the task of educating and training high-quality human resources for the sake of building Vietnam People’s Army to become revolutionary, regular, elite, and gradually modernized. Building a proper leadership style for leaders and managers in military schools is the foundational, long-term task and an urgent issue. The article summarizes the history of research and presents the fundamental contents of Ho Chi Minh’s leadership style as well as the application in building leadership styles for leaders and managers at military schools.
THE CONTRIBUTION OF INTEGRATED REPORTING IN DETERMINING THE PERFORMANCE AND VALUE OF A SUSTAINABLE ORGANIZATION
Authors:   Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava, Mihalciuc Camelia
Published: March 2021

In the current business environment, financial reporting has become insufficient in terms of information, which is caused by the increasing information needs of stakeholders. In this context, an integrated reporting modality has emerged thanks to the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC), where the information presented is both financial and nonfinancial information, such reporting being called “Integrated Reporting”. Thus, starting from this consideration, the main objective of the paper aims at the main aspects that lead to the presentation of the benefits of implementing integrated reporting in organizations, through the ability to understand, in a more complete way, the "real" performance of a sustainable organization. The essential elements contained in an integrated reporting concern the capital, the business model and the process of creating and maintaining value, this reporting must be integrated in the strategy and vision of the organization, allowing through the transparency of these integrated reports the observation of all aspects led to the results obtained by the organization, as well as providing information on the role of the organization in society and the context in which it operates, the image of the organization being complete. The purpose of this paper is to highlight the importance and role assigned to integrated reporting in measuring the performance of a sustainable organization, by making it easier to understand the cause and effect of the link between financial performance and sustainability by stakeholders.
MODELING COMPETENCIES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF TALENT MANAGEMENT
Authors:   ", Chiţu Ecaterina ,   Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University, Russo Marian ,   ”Petre Andrei” University
Published: March 2021

Competence is a concept commonly used by both researchers and practitioners to describe performance. The use of competency models was created to describe the selection processes, identify the training needs or succession planning. Skills are the basis of talent management. Talent management is considered to be a method that allows organizations to respond to the requirements associated with increased competencies. Competencies serve the basis of any integrated talent management strategy and facilitate the connection between the business strategy and the talent management philosophy of an organization. Skills modeling gives talent leaders the information they need to design a clear and efficient talent management program. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to highlight the way in which the modeling of competences is achieved through talent management. The research methodology is based on a qualitative approach, on the analysis of the specialized literature and on online documents such as: the sites of companies, employees' forums, press articles, etc. Thus, talent management models the competencies by preparing the employees for the necessary expertise and by helping them grow with the organization. Modeling skills from a talent management perspective starts with an effective program to help the employee establish then selves in the new role, to be offered ample opportunities to improve skills and competences, while allowing growth through counseling, coaching, mentoring and job rotation schemes. At the same time, the talent management development directive offers training and development opportunities through several learning channels for employees to acquire additional skills, knowledge, competencies, etc., thus building a higher performing workforce.