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TO A QUESTION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL NATURE OF CIVIC IDENTITY AND ITS DYNAMIC
Authors: Khazratowa N.
Published: March 2019

In the article analyzed psychological nature of the phenomenon of civic identity, refined its essence in comparison of ethnic, national, territorial, language, civilization identities. In contradistinction to ethnic, territorial identities (defined as primary, «sociobiological») civic identity behove to political-cultural identities. Civic identity is identification with human citizen of the state and with a member of the community, which is a consorcium – association of people with common distany.

Motivational-value connections with the State and citizens based on the typicality problems of social self-realization of personality in organizational space of state. Social conditions of self-realization, given in organizational state space, unite people on the basis of joint, are in axiological space of state. This civic identity differs from close to her national identity focused more on national culture and traditions and national interests in politics. In multicultural states civic identity plays a unifying role than national identity. Because in modern Ukraine are ongoing processes of state formation, civic identity of its inhabitants is in intensive dynamics. In particular, in addition to Ukrainian civil identity should assume the existence of Soviet civic identity (in rudimentary forms), Russian, European, cosmopolitan and uncertain identitys. The dynamics of civic identity is a transformation of the hierarchical ties with other kinds of social and political identities, and changes in the content of civic identity.
THE PHENOMENON OF INTERSEXUAL LOVE IN THE OF SPIRITUAL PSYCHOLOGY PARADIGM
Authors: Kutishenko Valentina
Published: March 2019

The article reveals the essence of the phenomenon of intersexual love in the context of spiritual psychology paradigm. Theoretical analysis of literature not only psychological but also philosophical and spiritual ones is posted since these approaches to the phenomenon of love occupy complementary position. The peculiarities of perception of love by students who think that they already have had or are having an experience of love for the opposite sex are analyzed. Interpersonal love is considered not as feeling, but as a form of spiritual practice based on the person's ability to join the spiritual space that opens it to operate at higher laws of goodness, mercy, and sacrifice on the opposite sex. The ability to love is illuminated as an opportunity to go beyond the self ego, to focus on the other person to go through the full sense of the unity of souls, male and female energy, blissful experience of contact in a different reality. The attention is focused on the fact that intersexual love as a form of spiritual practice helps people reach a higher level of understanding and creative self-realization. After all, person has opened the essence of another person in the process of obtaining such a spiritual experience, such an opportunity to perceive them integrally, as they really are, understand and accept them despite their shortcomings. Moreover the man begins to deeply understand themselves, becomes better and is able to work positive change.

It puts forward the assumption that everyone has the opportunity to love, but not all are able to join this spiritual practice, not all are open to it (as in the love of God, one's neighbor). Character traits define this ability to love. The inner human world is building outlines and specifics of the manifestation of love. The perception of association with another person as a temporary phenomenon explains the ambivalence of love experiences. It puts forward the assumption that intersexual love selectivity indicates that love arises between those who are on the same level of spiritual attainment.

Understanding the nature of this phenomenon will allow people to recognize it, to cultivate certain traits for such an experience and also to optimize the work of specialists in the field of intersexual relations.
THE HEALTH PROTECTION GUIDELINES OF ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE TO TEACH PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS
Authors: Pobirchenko N.
Published: March 2019

The article is considered of criteria focused on the basis preserving the health younger pupils on the grounds organizational culture of learning; it is given the experience of teachers and scientists are tested the results of psychological research.

The conceptually defined a health supporting position of education for primary school teachers and students' family. It is grounded scientific and personality oriented approaches with their practical realization in teaching and organization of the educational activities, it’s aimed to support health of students and teachers.

Teacher is recommended guided by the Constitution, rules of the health regulations and rules of the external and internal culture, that developed in partnership with the students' families to adhere to the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The content of the material corresponds to individual psychological characteristics students that are considered specialized understanding of the values of health and its meaning in the learning process. Identification of natural and obtained abilities, habits of students with compliance methodological organizational culture.

The content of the material corresponds to individual psychological characteristics of students considered specialized understanding of the values of health and its meaning in the classroom. Identification of natural and acquired abilities, habits of students in compliance with organizational culture methodologies. Scientific research approaches and providing the action information content culture is defined conditions for the implementation of the curriculum that integrate with the search for information about health innovation students.

In the implementation of an integrated educational content is supported constant communication with parents who undergo medical examination every year, research and analytical overview of their research results in the study of the health of the students.
Self-regulation in THE emotional intelligence STRUCTURE OF PRIMARY SCHOOL pupils
Authors: Zhuravlоvа L. , Shpak M.
Published: March 2019

The article deals with the concept of the emotional intelligence of the individual as a psychological phenomenon, it is analyzed it’s structural and functional features. It is designated that self-regulation is a structural component of the emotional intelligence. We define the emotional intelligence as an integral feature of personality which reflects the cognitive ability of a person to understand emotions and manage them through cognitive processing of the emotional information. The emotional self-regulation provides the ability to manage your emotional state, emotionally easy respond to various life events.

The analysis of scientific sources has shown that the concept of «emotion management» is seen in the following meanings: 1) as a general emotional capability; 2) as a structural component of the emotional intelligence.

The term «emotional regulation» is more often used in the first meaning, while two components are differentiating: an internal emotional regulation (in the sense of «self-regulation») and an exterior emotional regulation (as a «control expression»). The term «emotional control» is actually used in the second meaning, which is mainly interpreted as a control of one's own emotions and the emotions of other people.

We consider the emotional self-regulation on the one hand, as an indicator of behavioural component of emotional intelligence, on the other, as one of the most important psychological mechanisms of it’s development.

It is proved that the arbitrariness of regulation of one’s emotional state and behavior is developed with the primary school pupils. It is defined that the emotional self-regulation and the development of emotional intelligence in general provide psychological welfare of the child, helps to preserve his/her mental health.
CONTENT SUBMISSIONS OF STUDENTS-PSYCHOLOGISTS ABOUT THE SPECIFICS OF FUTURE PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY
Authors: Sorokina O.
Published: March 2019

The article describes the concept of the professional ideas, their specifics among students-psychologists on theinitial stage of their professional training. The work is performed based on the method of the scientific study of sources and content analysis of the students’ products(essay).

Professional representation structure has two components: the idea about a psychologist as a subject of activity and the idea of the activity content. Empirical researches showed limited and fragmented representation of students-psychologists regarding future professional activity. In the idealized, surface representations of the first-year students-psychologists the psychologist has no personal problems. He/she has unique abilities to see all the people through and his/her professional activity is limited to the communication sphere. The major part of the studied is confident that it will be easy to study due to the lack of mathematical disciplines. Such students’ opinions reflect mythologized stereotypes which are now in the public consciousness.

In the early stages of training the system of students’ professional ideas about the future professional activity becomes more complicated: one can see a shift from domestic to scientific ideas. The mentioned changes have the information and motivation potential for further development, they accelerate the development of professional reflection which is a necessary component of professional education and development of the whole person. With the deepening of the process of self-discovery the analysis reveals a tendency to match the student’s personal traits with the psychologist’s professionally important qualities. More realistic system of ideas about the future profession facilitates professional self-expression. Therefore, we can see the purpose of further studies in the creation of effective technology to gradually form professional reflection.
PSYCHOLOGY VS. APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY? EDUCATIONAL ECHO OF A SCIENTIFIC DISCUSSION
Authors: Lozova O.
Published: March 2019

The article analyzes the background of the formation of practical psychology in Ukraine over the past 30 years; current state of higher education of psychologists; the structure of applied psychology as one of the areas of social practices; the structure of activity in the practical psychology. A comparative analysis of the methodologies of scientific and practical psychology was conducted. It is argued that practical psychology in Ukraine has accumulated a great methodological potential during the three decades of its development, in order to understand psychological support practices andbecame an extensive and well-structured field of research. Compared to the field of scientific psychology, practical activities have a special methodology regarding goals, objectives, functions, domains and methodical basis. Society and the state equally need efforts of Psychology practitioners and theorists because these professionals provide solutions aimed at overcoming significant social issues, basing on an adequate educational background. Considering this, the need to maintain «Practical Psychology»students’ specialization within the «Psychology» specialty is a necessary decision.
An Alternative Natural Action Interface for Virtual Reality
Authors: Woo Jay , Frost Andrew , Goffinet Tyler , Le Vinh , Scully-Allison Connor , Carthen Chase , Dascalu Sergiu
Published: March 2019

The development of affordable virtual reality (VR) hardware represents a keystone of progress in modern software development and human-computer interaction. Despite the ready availability of robust hardware tools, there is presently a lack of video games or software in VR that demonstrates the gamut of unique and novel interfaces a virtual environment can provide. In this paper, we present a virtual reality video game which introduces unique user interface elements that can only be achieved in a 3D virtual environment. The video game, titled Wolf Hunt, provides users with a menu system that innovates on traditional interfaces with a virtual representation of a common item people interact with daily: a mobile phone. Wolf Hunt throws users into a procedurally generated world where they take the role of an individual escaping a wolf assailant. Deviating from traditional locomotion options in VR interfaces, such as teleportation, Wolf Hunt measures the displacement of hand-held VR controllers with the VR headset to simulate the natural action of running. Wolf Hunt provides an alternate interfacing solution for VR systems without having to conform to common 2D interface design schemes.
Adopting and Implementing a Government Cloud in Saudi Arabia, an Integral Part of Vision 2030
Authors: Alannsary Mohammed O. , Hausawi Yasser M.
Published: March 2019

Cloud computing is a relatively mature and robust technology that has promised its users with several proven advantages, such as cost reduction, immediate scalability, and resource sharing. The Cloud is built based on providing resources as services, such as providing Infrastructure, Platform, and Software as a Service. Such approach enables Cloud users to access these services based on their demand. In the government sector of Saudi Arabia, adoption and utilization of the Cloud is minimal. Despite being adopted officially, the Cloud has not been yet implemented properly. In our work we introduce how the government sector in Saudi Arabia can adopt and implement a Cloud Solution through utilizing its services and while considering issues related to its security.
Implementation of Security and Privacy Aspects in a Healthcare Social Network
Authors: Periyasamy Kasi , Alsyefi Saleh
Published: March 2019

A recent medical survey indicates that healthcare social networks are very helpful in promoting awareness of health issues, discussing related health problems with other patients and healthcare providers, and finding quick solutions for some of the health problems[12]. Social media and advances in mobile technology make healthcare information accessible to many patients. Healthcare providers are also able to gain more benefits from healthcare networks by exchanging information with other providers and disseminating valuable health related information. The two major problems in using healthcare networks as re- ported in the literature are security of information stored and passed through the network, and privacy of patients’ health information. This paper describes the design and implementation of a healthcare network focusing on the two aspects - security and privacy. The authors chose Nephrology, the study of kidney diseases, for illustration. However, the de- sign and implementation of the network has been made sufficiently generic so that it can be used for other health domains such as gynecology and psychiatry.
Ethnicity-Related Survival Analysis of Patients with Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
Authors: Owrang Ojaboni Mohammad , Kanaan Yasmine , Dewitty Jr Robert
Published: March 2019

Breast cancer prognostication is a vital element for providing effective treatment for breast cancer patients. Different types of breast cancer can be identified based on the existence or lack of certain receptors (i.e., estrogen, progesterone, her2 receptors). Triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is characterized by a lack of estrogen receptor (ER), progesterone receptor (PR) and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2) expression. Existing studies suggest that TNBC patients tend to have worse prognosis compared to non-TNBC counterparts. The incidence of breast cancer and prognosis in women differ according to ethnicity. Given the poor prognosis of TNBC, cancer-related outcomes must be estimated accurately. Several factors responsible for the poor clinical outcomes observed in TNBC, including age, race/ethnicity, grade, tumor size, lymph node status among others, have been studied extensively. Available research data are not conclusive enough to make a convincing argument for or against a biological or clinical difference in TNBC patients based on these factors. This study was designed to investigate the effects of the ethnicity on breast cancer survivability among TNBC patients utilizing population-based Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) data to confirm whether ethnicity factor has prognostic significance.
Weighted Record Sample for Underwater Seismic Monitoring Application
Authors: Albarakati Hussain , Ammar Reda , Elfouly Raafat
Published: March 2019

Underwater acoustic sensor networks have been developed as a new technology for real-time underwater applications, including seismic monitoring, disaster prevention, and oil well inspection. Unfortunately, this new technology is constrained to data sensing, large-volume transmission, and forwarding. As a result, the transmission of large volumes of data is costly in terms of both time and power. We thus focused our research activities on the development of embedded underwater computing systems. In this advanced technology, information extraction is performed underwater using data mining techniques or compression algorithms. We previously presented a new set of real-time underwater embedded system architectures that can manage multiple network configurations. In this study, we extend our research to develop information extraction for seismic monitoring underwater application to meet real-time constraints. The system performance is measured in terms of the minimum end-to-end delay and power consumption. The simulation results are presented to measure the performance of our architecture based on the information extraction algorithm.
Web Request Predictions
Authors: Appleton Randy , Slater Ben , Laitinen Connor , Ammel Luke , Malnor Cody
Published: March 2019

If one could predict future web requests, it would be possible to make the web much faster. One could fetch web resources before they are needed. When the human user clicks on a link, the needed data would already have been downloaded.

We have created several algorithms that attempt to predict future web requests based on past histories. Our research evaluates and compares these prediction algorithms against real histories of web usage. Prediction algorithm results are compared based on correct predictions, erroneous predictions, and prediction rate.

Some algorithms make predictions rarely but accurately, while others may predict more often but with less accuracy. To take full advantage of this, we combine multiple algorithms and use different voting strategies to determine the best prediction.
Finite Element Analysis of 3D Printed Aircraft Wing
Authors: Rogers Julian , Zareh Hormoz
Published: March 2019

3D printing has allowed complex designs to be produced that were impossible to create using conventional manufacturing processes. Aircraft wings are optimized as much as possible given manufacturability considerations, but more complex geometry could provide the same strength for less weight, increasing aircraft performance. Although carbon fiber composites are some of the best known materials for conventional optimized aircraft wings, current 3D printing technology cannot produce this material. Instead, it is currently limited to metals and polymers. To determine if the more complex geometry which can be produced by 3D printing can offset the material limitations, a carbon fiber composite wing and a redesigned, 3D printed 7075-T6 aluminum wing were compared using Finite Element Analysis. The unoptimized 3D printed aluminum wing had a superior safety factor against fracture/yielding (1,109% higher) and buckling resistance (127.3% higher), but at the cost of a 23.99% mass increase compared to the optimized carbon fiber composite wing. If the 3D printed aluminum wing had been optimized to provide the same safety factor against fracture/yielding and buckling resistance as the carbon fiber composite wing, it is anticipated that the resulting design would be significantly lighter, thus increasing aircraft performance.
Study of Secured Full-Stack Web Development
Authors: Liu Ziping , Gupta Bidyut
Published: March 2019

In this paper, we reviewed the tiered architecture and MVC pattern for web development. We also discussed common vulnerabilities and threats in web applications. In order to better understand how to develop a secured web application, we furthermore examined best practices from Angular and ASP.NET core frameworks as well as sample codes for secured web apps.
Learning Financial Time Series for Prediction of the Stock Exchange Market
Authors: Rosas-Romero Roberto , Medina-Ochoa Juan-Pablo
Published: March 2019

This paper presents the extension and application of three predictive models to time series within the financial sector, specifically data from 75 companies on the Mexican stock exchange market. A tool, which generates awareness of the potential benefits obtained from using formal financial services, would encourage more participation in a formal system. The three statistical models used for prediction of financial time series are a regression model, multi-layer perceptron with linear activation function at the output, and a Hidden Markov Model. Experiments were conducted by finding the optimal set of parameters for each predicting model while applying a model to 75 companies. Theory, issues, challenges and results related to the application of artificial predicting systems to financial time series, and performance of the methods are presented.
RealPi - A Real Time Operating System on the Raspberry Pi
Authors: Delaney Samuel , Egbert Dwight , Harris Jr Frederick C.
Published: March 2019

Academia has always sought to ride the line between established thought and new developments. No much more so than in the terms of technology. Universities seek to teach using known and proven methods and resources but also stay relevant with new technologies to provide students the knowledge they will need to be competitive in the work place or graduate field. In this work we will present how the University of Nevada approaches this problem with its Real Time Operating system course. Namely on how using the established Micro C/OS II Real time Operating System with the new builder phenomena the Raspberry Pi we can overcome the challenge of updating a tried and true lesson plan in order to use technology relevant and interesting to the students of today.
New classes of monohedral spherical tilings by non-convex spherical hexagons and non-convex spherical Pentagons with GeoGebra
Authors: Breda Ana Maria D'Azevedo , Dos Santos Dos Santos José Manuel
Published: March 2019

In previous works we have ilustrate a procedure to obtain spherical tiling with GeoGebra. We have found new classes of monohedral spherical tiling by four spherical pentagons, and new class of dihedral spherical tiling by twelve spherical pentagons. One again, we would make use of GeoGebra to show how we can do generate new classes of monohedral non-convex hexagonal spherical tilings, H(C,τ), changing the side gluing rules of the regular spherical octahedral tiling, by local action of particular subgroups of spherical isometries.

In relation to one of the new classes, by hexagonal tiles, we describe some of its properties. We also show the existence of a a new family of monohedral pentagonal tiling which arises as a degenarated case associated to the family H(C ,0) . All these classes of spherical tilings have emerged as a result of an interactive construction process, only possible by the use of newly produced GeoGebra tools and the dynamic interaction capabilities of this software.
Planning Computational Biology Projects Using Agile Approach
Authors: Aldwairi Tamer
Published: March 2019

Recent advancement in the biological sciences field led to an increase in the development of large biological software research projects. These projects are complex and interconnected and have proven to be hard to manage. In many cases, these projects are not completed within their deadlines and fail to provide the users with a reliable piece of software that can be managed and maintained in the future. This observation was also confirmed by scientists working in other research and scientific fields. It is well known that the non-deterministic nature of science requires it to be always evolving and changing. To meet such requirements using conventional software engineering practices will be a very hard goal to achieve. For this reason, I suggest the use of agile approaches such as Scrum, Kanban, and extreme programming, as an attractive choice to many developers working in many academic and scientific fields especially in areas such as computational biology. In this paper, I will discuss some biological software systems that used agile approaches in developing or enhancing their projects and I will look into the benefits gained from adopting those approaches and how it can benefit the outcome of many scientific projects.
Model Simulation of Soybean (Glycine Max (L.) Merrill) Growth by Energy Balance Approach
Authors: Syofwan Fajar , Handoko Handoko
Published: March 2019

Intercepted solar radiation by leaf will influence energy balance in plant. The energy balance in leaf is a complex process, which results in biomass growth. Here, we modeled leaf energy balance to estimate dry matter growth in soybean. In the field, we measured intercepted radiation in canopy (1 meter above surface) with two treatments: soybean with 50% shading (N50%M0) and no-shading (N0%M0) twice a week. Then we sampled a biomass with destructive technique every week in each treatment. Our results showed that the intercepted radiation in no-shading treatment was higher (400 J/m2) than those in shading one (250 J/m2). The results were consistence with the high biomass growth at 12 weeks after planting, which observed in no-shading treatment. Then we validated our model by 1:1 plot test. Our finding revealed that no-shading treatment showed a good agreement with the observed biomass (closed to 1:1 plot), whereas the shading treatment tended to predict under estimate of biomass.
A Study on the Transition from the Exhaustion Method to the Limit Method of the Early 19th Century
Authors:   The Korea Society Of Educational Studies In Mathematics, Park Sun Yong
Published: March 2019

In this study, we tried to investigate how the limit method was refined in the early 19th century in relation to the exhaustion method. To achieve this, we assessed the exhaustion method genetical background and compared it to the mathematical situation of the early 19th century. Based on the similarity of two epochs, we discussed Cauchy’s ability to systematize the analysis and refine the limit method. The results of this study indicate that through analyzing the exhaustion method and gaining an insight into the ‘sequence goes near to any value indefinitely’ criterion, Cauchy was able to refine the limit method. The results also suggests that the introduction of the limit method based on the genetic principle is necessary in mathematics teacher education.
A Study on the Change of Communication Competence of Middle School Students Running Mathematics Experience Exhibition
Authors:   The Korea Society Of Educational Studies In Mathematics, Ko Joo Yeon , Shin Insun , Park Mimi
Published: March 2019

Recently, there is more emphasis on the importance of activities focused on experience. One of these activities is the Mathematics experience exhibition. The purpose of this study is to explore how students' communication competences change during the preparation and running of the mathematics experience exhibition. The research problem is as follows: How do students' communication competences change during the running of the mathematics experience exhibition? In order to solve the research problem, four middle school mathematics club students took part in the exercise. All of them were in charge of running booths on exploring the polyhedron compound and Latin square in the mathematics experience exhibition. The results of the exercise are summarized as follows. The students showed the changes of their communication competences. First, they could make logical and clear explanations. They also showed the use of mathematical terms properly with everyday language. Second, the students were able to concentrate on others' explanations and changed their explanations according to the level of the opponent. From the results, implications for developing communication competences of students running mathematics experience exhibitions are suggested.
Is the Limit Process Commutative with the Division Operation?
Authors:   The Korea Society Of Educational Studies In Mathematics, Baek Seung Ju , Choi Younggi
Published: March 2019

This study has analyses reasons why students perceive as ‘a ratio of limit’, even though they have been taught dy/dx and instantaneous velocity as ‘the limit of a ratio’ in school mathematics. The recognition of dy/dx as ‘a ratio of limit’ is related to the view of non-standard analysis through the accepting and use of infinity and infinitesimal as numbers. Historical findings have shown that this is similar to Leibniz's notion of calculus. This study suggests that students may have different understanding from textbooks due to different interpretations in areas where experiences cannot reach, suggesting that they are paradigmatic rather than misconceptions. Similarly, we suggest that an intuitive teaching emphasized in the mathematics classroom be reconsidered in calculus that deals with infinity and infinitesimal.
Study on Elementary Mathematics Education during the Japanese Colonial Period
Authors:   The Korea Society Of Educational Studies In Mathematics, Cho Youngmi
Published: March 2019

This study examined the legal basis of elementary school mathematics education during the 36 - year period of Japanese colonial rule. For this purpose, the education - related laws promulgated in the period of Japanese colonial rule were investigated and the major changes in the contents related to elementary mathematics education were analyzed. Compared to other subjects, elementary mathematics education was developed in a relatively stable and consistent manner. At the same time, there seemed to be a considerable difference between elementary mathematics education in the early and late 36th year of Japanese colonial rule. Arithmetic education has been changed to “Sansu” education, and arithmetic education, which was centered on numbers and calculations, has expanded to include figures, geometry, and algebraic calculations.
Remidiasi Miskonsepsi Siswa Pada Materi Listrik Dinamis Menggunakan Ebook Interaktif
Authors: Hidayatulloh Mukhlis , Wiryokusumo Iskandar , Walujo Djoko Adi
Published: March 2019

Based on previous research, the student had many misconceptions occurred in dynamic electrical material so the researcher developed interactive ebook of dynamic electrical material which was integrated with PhET simulation software to reduce misconception on that material. The purposes of this study are: (1) Describe the validity of an interactive ebook based on expert assessment in terms of material, media, and language and three physics teachers; (2) Describe the effectiveness of interactive ebook based on the decrease of student misconception after learning with developed ebook; and (3) Describe the practicality of the ebook based on the student response questionnaire. The method used in ebook development refers to the Instructional Design Strategy developed by Moore & Kearsley with the sequence: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluations. The results of this study are: (1) Development of an interactive ebook is in a very decent category in terms of validity from expert assessment on material, media, and language ebook and three physics teachers; (2) The effectiveness of interactive ebook is in the effective category, it could reduce student misconceptions on dynamic electrical materials effectively; and (3) The developed ebook are very practical to use, responses of students were positively
Moderate Geomagnetic Storm Condition, WAAS Alerts and real GPS Positioning Quality
Authors: Demyanov Vladislav Vladimir , Zhang Xinggang , Lu Xiaochun
Published: March 2019

The most significant part of the Wade Area Augmentation System (WAAS) integrity data consists of the User Differential Range Error (UDRE) and the Grid Ionospheric Vertical Error (GIVE). WAAS solutions are not completely appropriate to determine the GIVE term within the entire wade area coverage zone taking in account real irregular structure of the ionosphere. It leads to the larger confidence bounding terms and lower expected positioning availability in comparison to the reality under geomagnetic storm conditions and system outages. Thus a question arises: is the basic WAAS concept appropriate to provide the same efficiency of the integrity monitoring for both “global differential correction (i.e. clock, ephemeris etc)” and “local differential correction (i.e. ionoshrere, troposhpere and multipath)”? The aim of this paper is to compare official WAAS integrity monitoring reports and real positioning quality in US coverage zone (CONUS) and Canada area under geomagnetic storm conditions and system outages. In this research we are interested in comparison between real GPS positioning quality based on one-frequency C/A ranging mode and HAL (VAL) values which correspond to the LP, LPV and LPV200 requirements. Significant mismatch of the information between WAAS integrity data and real positioning quality was unfolded as a result of this comparison under geomagnetic storms and system outages on February, 2011 and June 22, 2015. Based on this result we think that in order to achieve high confidence of WAAS positioning availability alerts real ionospheric measurements within the wide area coverage zone must be involved instead of the WAAS GIVE values. The better way to realize this idea is to combine WAAS solutions to derive “global differential corrections” and LAAS solutions to derive “local differential corrections”.
ESTIMASI KECEPATAN DAN PANJANG LARIAN LONGSOR BERDASARKAN PENDEKATAN LONGSOR ELM
Authors: Souisa Matheus
Published: March 2019

Kegagalan lereng yang terjadi pada suatu lereng memiliki bidang gelincir pada struktur bawah permukaan sehingga dapat menimbulkan bencana longsor. Bencana ini terjadi di lokasi penelitian karena berada disekitar jalur patahan sehingga sebagian tanah mengalami retak dan longsor. Bencana ini disebabkan oleh hujan dengan durasi beberapa jam dan berada di jalur patahan, sehingga tanah menjadi jenuh dan terlepas menggelincir mengikuti lereng dengan kecepatan yang tinggi dan panjang larian yang semakin jauh sampai mengendap. Hal inilah yang menyebabkan kerusakan dan kerugian, korban jiwa, pengungsian dan kerusakan lingkungan. Penelitian ini dilakukan di longsor Booi untuk menjelaskan perumusan model fisika dalam menentukan kecepatan dan panjang larian longsor menggunakan hukum kesetimbangan energi mekanik berdasarkan pada model lumped mass. Hasil analisis memberikan estimasi kecepatan maksimum 13.3 m/s di posisi 33.0 m berada pada elevasi 96.2 m.dpl dan panjang larian longsor 102.2 m. Model profil estimasi kecepatan terhadap panjang larian longsor Booi menyerupai profil kecepatan longsor Elm. Dengan demikian, semakin besar sudut kemiringan lereng terhadap sudut gesekan maka kecepatan longsor semakin tinggi dan panjang larian semakin besar. Alterasi kecepatan longsor sangat tergantung pada elevasi lereng dan jangkauan pengendapan material longsor.

Kata Kunci: energi mekanik, estimasi kecepatan, longsor elm, panjang larian
ALTERNATIF PENGGUNAAN SERAT ECENG GONDOK UNTUK MENINGKATKAN INDEX PROPERTIES OF MARSHALL PADA CAMPURAN LASTON TIPE I SNI 03-1737-1989
Authors: Kartikasari Dwi , Arif Samsul
Published: March 2019

However, flexible pavement has many disadvantages, such as early damage to the road surface after some time has passed by traffic so the road cannot reach the planned age. For this reason, a research was carried out to add hot asphalt mixture which aims to improve the quality of the mixture, the selected material is natural water hyacinth. The method used is trial and error with reference SNI 031737-1989. Variations used were 3%, 5%, and 7% of asphalt weight, the level of asphalt used was 4.48%. Of the 3 variations of the mixture used in Type I Asphalt Concrete Layer, the results obtained that the water hyacinth fiber content that has the best score and meet the specifications of SNI 03-1737- 1989 is the percentage of 7% obtained. from the calculation data using graphs and regression models where Marshall Stability is 889.73 Kg, VFWA (voids filled with asphalt) are equal to 65.97%, VIM (voids in mixtures) are equal to 1.757%, VMA (voids in mineral aggregates ) is equal to 20.30%, density 2.420 gr / cc, Flow 3.37 mm, and Marshall Quotient of 265.80 Kg / mm.Keywords : flexible pavement, water hyacinth fiber, Marshall test.
Estudio cinético de la reacción de Famotidina S-oxidación utilizando caroato de potasio. Desarrollo y validación del método titrimétrico para la determinación cuantitativa de Famotidina en sustancia pura y preparación médica
Authors: Blazheyevskiy Mykola Yevstahiyovych , Serdiukova Yulia Yuriivna , Karpova Svitlana Pavlivna , Dubenska Liliya Osypivna
Published: March 2019

Objetivos: Los estudios cinéticos de substancia y medicamento Famotidina (FMT) han sido realizados en las soluciones amortiguadoras en las condiciones de reacción del segundo orden a temperatura de 293 K. Nuevos métodos titrimétricos están descritos para determinar FMT. Materiales y métodos: La substancia y los comprimidos FMT han sido usados en la reacción analítica con KHSO5. El comportamiento cinético ha sido estudiado por el método de yodometría en diferentes ambientes de pH. Resultados: La reacción de oxidación de FMT se estudiaba para el producto del óxido S con pH = 2,0-5,0 y de la sulfona con pH = 7,0-8,4. La reacción a estudiar corresponde al segundo orden general. Las constantes de velocidad de la reacción de la formación de sulfona del óxido S FMT se encuentra en el intervalo de 14,49 a 32 l mol-1 min-1. La FMT fue determinada mediante la medición del exceso de solución estándar del caroata de potasio en la solución amortiguadora con pH 7 dentro de 20 minutos desde el inicio de la reacción, luego el oxidante restante fue determinado por el método de titulación yodométrica. El método titrimétrico se aplica en el diapasón de 1-10 mg, la reacción corresponde a la estequiometría 1: 2 (FMT: KHSO5). El método ha sido validado a la precisión, reproducción, linealidad, robustez y LOQ. El contenido del principio activo es del 99,2 al 100,5%, RSD del 1,09 al 1,70%, LOQ = 0,03 mg / ml para substancia. RSD para comprimidos se encuentra dentro del 1,17 al 2,87%. Conclusión: Han sido optimizadas las condiciones de formación del óxido S de FMT y sulfona. Los métodos elaborados son rápidos, sencillos y baratos y podrán aplicarse para determinar el fármaco de preparación farmacética.
Cribado de la actividad hipoglucémica in vitro de Murraya koenigii y Catharanthus roseu
Authors: Bhutkar Mangesh A , Bhinge Somnath Devidas , Randive Dheeraj S , Wadkar Ganesh H , Todkar Sachin S
Published: March 2019

Objetivo: El estudio tuvo como objetivo verificar el efecto hipoglucémico de Murraya koenigii (M. koenigii) y Catharanthus roseus (C. roseus) mediante el uso de diversas técnicas in vitro. Método: Los extractos se estudiaron por sus efectos sobre la capacidad de adsorción de glucosa, la difusión de glucosa in vitro, la cinética de amilolisis in vitro y el transporte de glucosa a través de las células de levadura. Resultados: se observó que los extractos de M. koenigii y C. roseus adsorbieron glucosa y la adsorción de glucosa aumentó notablemente con un aumento en la concentración de glucosa. No hubo diferencias significativas (p≤0.05) entre sus capacidades de adsorción. En el modelo experimental cinético de amilolisis, se encontró que la velocidad de difusión de glucosa aumentaba con el tiempo de 30 a 180 min y ambos extractos de planta exhibían efectos inhibitorios significativos sobre el movimiento de la glucosa hacia la solución externa a través de la membrana de diálisis en comparación con el control. Los extractos también promovieron la absorción de glucosa por las células de levadura y la mejora de la captación de glucosa dependió tanto de la muestra como de la concentración de glucosa. El extracto de M. koenigii exhibió una actividad significativamente mayor (p≤0.05) que el extracto de C. roseus en todas las concentraciones utilizadas en el estudio. Nuestro informe sugiere el mecanismo (s) para el efecto hipoglucemiante de M. koenigii y C. roseus. Conclusión: Se observó que dicho efecto estaba mediado por la inhibición de la alfa amilasa, la inhibición de la difusión de glucosa por la adsorción de glucosa y el aumento del transporte de glucosa a través de las membranas celulares según lo revelado por el modelo in vitro de células de levadura. Sin embargo, estos efectos deben ser afirmados mediante el uso de diferentes modelos in vivo y ensayos clínicos.
Música popular contemporánea y Educación en valores: la movida madrileña en el Grado de Maestro de Educación Primaria TITLE: Popular Contemporary Music and Education in Values: la movida madrileña in the Degree in Teacher of Primary Education
Authors: Peñalver Vilar José María
Published: March 2019

La asignatura obligatoria “Música", de 2º curso del Grado en Maestro de Educación Primaria de nuestra universidad, pretende desarrollar en el futuro maestro un conocimiento básico de los fundamentos musicales y su aplicación didáctica. Sin embargo, después de impartirse durante 3 cursos académicos, se observó que el repertorio vocal e instrumental elegido no motivaba a los estudiantes. Nuestro objetivo como docentes fue conseguir el interés por la materia empleando un repertorio basado en la música popular contemporánea que al mismo tiempo potenciase la educación en valores. Para ello, basándonos en la investigación-acción, realizamos el diseño y la puesta en práctica de un proyecto grupal interdisciplinar: La movida madrileña. ABSTRACTThe compulsory subject "Music", 2nd year of the Degree in Primary Education Teacher of our university, aims to develop in the future teacher a basic knowledge of the musical theory and its didactic application, however, after being taught during 3 academic years was observed that the chosen vocal and instrumental repertoire did not motivate the students Our objective as teachers was to get an interest in the subject by using a repertoire based on contemporary popular music that at the same time promoted education in values. the action research, we carry out the design and implementation of an interdisciplinary group project: La movida madrileña.
PELAKSANAAN KEBIJAKAN BADAN PENYELENGGARAAN JAMINAN SOSIAL (BPJS) DI KABUPATEN JOMBANG
Authors: Soraya Niah Najah
Published: March 2019

BPJS health targets provide benefits to all those involved in BPJS, meetingmedical needs of participants, the precautionary principle of sustainabletransparency in financial management BPJS. Many of the problems in itsimplementation, namely the health care system, payment systems, and thequality of health care systems. Purpose of this study is to describe, analyzeand Interpret the implementation of Program Policy BPJS using a modelapproach to the implementation of policies of George Edward III and vanMatter van Horn. Analyze and interpret the limiting factor and drivingforce in the implementation of the Program Policy BPJS Develop modelimplementation of effective policies BPJS Program - efficient fit thepurpose of providing health services to the community. This research wasconducted using qualitative method. Implementation of the marked lack ofcoordination/communication, lack of socialization. The existence of awaiting period the user card BPJS can only be activated one week afterregistration is received and may only select one health facility to obtain areferral and can not go to faskes other and service flow tiered very difficultfor the patient (member BPJS), as well as payment of medical expenses arenot borne entirely by BPJS. Communication - socialization of theadministration and the issue of quality of service is still lacking, the endpeople do not understand the process of administration , patient carefacilities are still limited .Keywords : Health service, implementation, BPJS, Jombang
IMPLEMENTASI KEBIJAKAN SISTEM JAMINAN KESEHATAN IBU HAMIL DALAM RANGKA MEMPERCEPAT PENCAPAIAN MILLENIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS - MDG′S DI KOTA BANJARMASIN, KALIMANTAN SELATAN
Authors: Suroyo Anis
Published: March 2019

Maternal and child health is one of the Millennium Development Goals MDG's 2015global agreement targeting the maternal mortality rate in Indonesia can be reduced to 102per 100,000 live births in 2015. Efforts to suppress AKI continue to be pursued, includingthe provision of health services for pregnant women. In 2014, the government beganimplementing a National Health Insurance (JKN) nationally. Implementation of the JKNprogram causes Delivery Guarantee (Jampersal) for pregnant women deleted. The deletionencourage local governments to be creative pressing AKI with JKN program and theRegional Health Insurance (Jamkesda). Policy of Implementation Security SystemMaternal Health in Banjarmasin, which inhibits MCH program because the program JKNknows no territorial, pregnant women can choose the health care she likes, while the MCHprogram is monitoring the health of pregnant women by the cantonal ie PWS-KIA forevaluation and program planning region. The cause of the mortality rate among pregnantwomen in the city of Banjarmasin is due late in delivery to the referral occurs as a result offactors helper (service providers at a basic level), delayed detection of high risk so that thecondition of pregnant women who were referred is severe enough, and too late to reachhealth care at the level of referral services. Lack of adequate resources, facilities andinfrastructure that do not support and quality of service at referral level is a factor causingdelay in rescue efforts maternal health. JKN program bureaucratic system does not supportMCH programs, thus largely independent midwives are reluctant to deal with pregnantwomen / mothers give birth this was due to a convoluted bureaucracy and services /approved rates are too low in accordance with Law of the Ministry of health No 59, 2014. Key words: implementation of policies, health insurance pregnant women