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JAMINAN SOSIAL BAGI PEKERJA RUMAH TANGGA
Authors: Afifah Wiwik , Hidayati Titik Sri
Published: March 2019

Pengaturan hukum terhadap pelindungan pekerja rumah tangga pada dasarnya belum dapat menjamin keadilan dan kepastian hukum bagi pekerja rumah tangga, hal ini diantaranya karena tanggungjawab Negara belum terimplementasi dalam substansi hukum yang ada termasuk didalamnya keberadaan lembaga jaminan sosial dalam memenuhi hak Warga Negara. Penelitian ini membahas tentang bagaimana lembaga jaminan sosial memberikan perlindungan bagi pekerja rumah tangga. Penelitian ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan metode penelitian hukum normatif, penelitian hukum normatif merupakan penelitian hukum untuk menemukan aturan hukum, prinsip-prinsip hukum, maupun doktrin-doktrin hukum. Lembaga jaminan sosial memberikan perlindungan berupa penerima bantuan iuran kepada pekerja rumah tangga karena pekerja rumah tangga dianggap sebagai pekerja yang kesejahteraan sosialnya kurang/termasuk orang tidak mampu. Banyaknya pekerja rumah tangga yang tidak terdaftar maupun mengetahui mengenai sistem jaminan sosial dalam BPJS penerima bantuan iuran dikarenakan kurangnya sosialisasi dari BPJS. Hubungan kerja yang dikarenakan perjanjiannya dapat dilakukan dengan perjanjian lisan, sehingga hubungan kerja dapat merugikan pekerja rumah tangga meskipun perjanjian lisan tersebut disaksikan oleh ketua Rukun Tetangga.
PERLINDUNGAN HUKUM TERHADAP PASIEN SEBAGAI KONSUMEN JASA DI BIDANG PELAYANAN MEDIS BERDASARKAN KITAB UNDANG-UNDANG HUKUM PERDATA
Authors: Mukti Hari Baru
Published: March 2019

Banyak pihak yang berpendapat bahwa pasien di dalam pelayanan medis selalu berada pada posisi yang lemah jika dibandingkan dengan tenaga kesehatan, sehingga akibat dari ketidakpuasan salah satu pihak, akan selalu mengakibatkan kerugian yang lebih besar bagi pasien. Hal ini dikarenakan ketidaktahuan atau masih awamnya pengetahuan yang dimiliki pasien. Menurut Pasal 47 Undang-undang No. 36 Tahun 2009 tentang Kesehatan menyebutkan bahwa upaya kesehatan diselenggarakan dalam bentuk kegiatan dengan pendekatan promotif, preventif, kuratif, dan rehabilitatif yang dilaksanakan secara terpadu, menyeluruh, dan berkesinambungan. Pelayanan kesehatan promotif adalah suatu kegiatan dan/atau serangkaian kegiatan pelayanan kesehatan yang lebih mengutamakan kegiatan yang bersifat promosi kegiatan. Konsumen sebagai pemakai jasa pelayanan kesehatan yang merasa dirugikan baik materi maupun non materi yaitu pihak rumah sakit sebagai penyelenggara seharusnya mampu memberikan kendala bagi para konsumen selaku pengguna jasa kesehatan di rumah sakit tersebut, tidak hanya mengutamakan faktor kenyamanan akan tetapi juga keamanan itu sendiri.
Meta Analysis Study: Effect of STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematic) towards Achievement
Authors: Khoiri Ahmad
Published: March 2019

Research on the effect of STEM integration on learning outcomes is determined through Effect Size (ES). The ability of researchers to summarize articles on statistical domains (Mean, SD, Pre Test, Post Test, Chi Square, Coefficient r, t-Value, P-value) that are reviewed to place research positions as consideration in the needs analysis and introduction. Literature research results obtained from 42 articles sourced from Google Scholar, Science Direct and Elvesier relating STEM and learning outcomes. Meta analysis study based on the form of STEM learning outcomes, Integration Type, Publication Year, Education Level and ES value. The results of data analysis show the greatest use of STEM in the integration of Project Based Learning (PjBL) from the 8 integrations formed. Most of the research conducted at the level of Higher Education 47.6% had an effect on the learning outcomes of S-T-E-M. The ES value obtained ranges from 0.684 to 4.44 with an average of 0.93 high categories and ES determination R2 = 0.7458 or 74.58% contributing to the influence of STEM on learning outcomes. Based on data analysis, the learning outcomes are in the form of conceptual understanding, 21st century students' motivation and skills which include critical thinking skills, creative and problem solving as a provision for career skills preparedness in the future by solving global issues.
The Impact of the Michigan Merit Curriculum on High School Math Course-Taking
Authors: Kim Soobin , Wallsworth Gregory , Xu Ran , Schneider Barbara , Frank Kenneth , Jacob Brian , Dynarski Susan
Published: March 2019

Michigan Merit Curriculum (MMC) is a statewide college-preparatory policy that applies to the high school graduating class of 2011 and later. Using detailed Michigan high school transcript data, this article examines the effect of the MMC on various students’ course-taking and achievement outcomes. Our analyses suggest that (a) post-MMC cohorts took and passed approximately 0.2 additional years’ of math courses, and students at low socioeconomic status (SES) schools drove nearly all of these effects; (b) post-policy students also completed higher-level courses, with the largest increase among the least prepared students; (c) we did not find strong evidence on students’ ACT math scores; and (d) we found an increase in college enrollment rates for post-MMC cohorts, and the increase is mostly driven by well-prepared students.
PENGARUH KONFLIK DAN KEJENUHAN TERHADAP KEPUASAN KERJA KARYAWAN PT. PLN (PERSERO) SEKTOR PEMBANGKITAN DAN PENGENDALIAN PEMBANGKITAN OMBILIN
Authors: Putra Yaserli Syah , mayliza Riri
Published: March 2019

This research aims to determined the effect of conflict and burnout towards work satisfaction of PT. PLN (Persero) Sektor Pembangkitan Dan Pengendalian Pembangkitan Ombilin. The type of this research is quantitative descriptive with survey method. Sample of this research is 85 employees of PT. PLN (Persero) Sektor Pembangkitan Dan Pengendalian Pembangkitan Ombilin, using proportionate stratified random sampling. The hypothesis in this research is tested using multiple regression analysis, partial test (test t), simultaneously test (test f), determinant coefficient test (test r2). The results showed that the conflict in partially significant effect on job satisfaction. Meanwhile, saturation partially significant effect on job satisfaction. Simultaneously conflict and burnout significant effect on job satisfaction. In the determinant coefficient 53.9% job satisfaction employee PT. PLN (Persero) generating sector and control the generation of Ombilin affected by the conflict and burnout variables
A Model of Magnetic Monopoles
Authors: Kühne Rainer
Published: March 2019

The possibility of the existence of magnetic charges is one of the greatest unsolved issues of the physics of this century. The concept of magnetic monopoles has at least two attractive features: (i) Electric and magnetic fields can be described equivalently. (ii) In contrast to quantum electrodynamics models of monopoles are able to explain the quantization of electric charge. We suggest a quantum field theoretical model of the electromagnetic interaction that describes electricity and magnetism as equivalent as possible. This model requires the cross-section of Salam's ``magnetic photon'' to depend on the absolute motion of the electric charge with which it interacts. We suggest a tabletop experiment to verify this magnetic photon. Its discovery by the predicted effect would have far-reaching consequences: (i) Evidence for a new gauge boson and a new kind of radiation which may find applications in medicine. (ii) Evidence for symmetrized Maxwell equations. (iii) Evidence for an absolute rest frame that gives rise to local physical effects and violation of Einstein's relativity principle.
Cold fusion: Pros and cons
Authors: Kühne Rainer
Published: March 2019

The observational data of several experiments which might have confirmed electrochemical fusion are discussed.
KONTRIBUSI SISTEM PENGHARGAAN DAN LINGKUNGAN KERJA TERHADAP EFEKTIFITAS KERJA PEGAWAI PADA KANTOR DINAS PENDIDIKAN KOTA PADANG
Authors: Putri Yulian , mayliza Riri
Published: March 2019

This study aims to determine the contribution of the award system and the work environment either partially or simultaneously to the effectiveness of employees working in the office of Padang City Department of Education. This research is a quantitative and a population study. The subjects were all employees at the Padang Kota Education Office with the number of 120 employees, but our data if only the data after re-deployed only 54 respondents. data collection using kuiosoner that have been tested for validity and reliability and test the hypothesis by using test f and test t test. he results showed that: 1) there is a contribution to the effectiveness of the award system of employees working in the office of Padang City Department of Education indicated from the results (t tabel, sig 0.05, df (54-2-1) = 51). It can be seen that the value of t 2,546 > t tabel 1.675, and nilai sig 0.014 < 0.05, it can be concluded that Ha Ho accepted and rejected it means that the reward system has a significant influence on the effectiveness of work. Hasi researchers expected to benefit the next writer.
A location for "Atlantis"?
Authors: Kühne Rainer
Published: March 2019

I argue that Plato's description of the geography of Atlantis refers to the Iron Age city of Tartessos and that Plato's description of the war of the Atlanteans refers to the war of the Bronze Age Sea Peoples.
The Possible Hot Nature of Cold Fusion
Authors: Kühne Rainer
Published: March 2019

Based on the model of micro hot fusion, the neutron emission rate of cold fusion is determined without the need for fine-tuning parameters. Moreover, the experimental conditions that are essential to reproduce fusion are determined.
An Extended Micro Hot Fusion Model for Burst Activity in Deuterated Solids
Authors: Kühne Rainer
Published: March 2019

An extended micro hot fusion scenario attempts to explain the burst processes of cold fusion reports and unsuccessful experiments. A heuristic model requires only 10 m3 of palladium deuteride to release a power of 1 GW for a long time. This might facilitate future commercial use of cold fusion.
Response to "Strange behavior of tritiated natural water"
Authors: Kühne Rainer
Published: March 2019

The micro hot fusion scenario in order to explain the cold fusion neutron and heat emissions is presented.
PENGARUH BIAYA, ANGSURAN DAN KUALITAS PELAYANAN TERHADAP KEPUASAN NASABAH PEMBIAYAAN BMT AT-TAQWA MUHAMMADIYAH CABANG SITEBA PADANG
Authors: Huda Budi Rahmatul , Aziz Nazaruddin
Published: March 2019

BMT is a micro finance institution that serves as an intermediary institution by collecting excess public funds to be channeled to communities in need of funds. Funds are made through savings made by pick up the ball, which is to take directly to the place of business customers regularly daily, weekly, and yearly. In this research, the research describes several variables that affect customer satisfaction that is cost, installment, service quality. Cost, installment, service quality is called with independent variable and customer satisfaction is called by bound variable. Through the research results obtained by researchers, the researchers draw the conclusion that through the F test explain the independent variables affect simultaneously to customer satisfaction because the sig value <0,05. While for independent variables tested individually through T test explain all independent variables significantly affect customer satisfaction by looking at the value of sig 0.000 <0,05, 0.000 <0,05 sig installment and sig value of service quality 0,001 <0,005.
Die Entdeckung von Atlantis - ein Erlebnisbericht
Authors: Kühne Rainer
Published: March 2019

This book describes how between 1984 and 2004 the author developed his theory that Plato's Atlantis tale is to a large part philosophical fiction which includes independent historical elements. The Atlantis tale refers to the Mycenaean Athens, the war of the Sea Peoples, and to the Bronze Age Tartessos. This theory found world-wide media interest since 2004. Moreover Jürgen Spanuth's Atlantis = Helgoland (North Sea) theory is discussed in detail. In addition the historical elements of the Argonautika and the Gilgamesh epos are examined.
Thermodynamical Properties of a Spin 1/2 Heisenberg Chain Coupled to Phonons
Authors: Kühne Rainer
Published: March 2019

We performed a finite-temperature quantum Monte Carlo simulation of the one-dimensional spin-1/2 Heisenberg model with nearest-neighbor interaction coupled to Einstein phonons. Our method allows to treat easily up to 100 phonons per site and the results presented are practically free from truncation errors. We studied in detail the magnetic susceptibility, the specific heat, the phonon occupation, the dimerization, and the spin-correlation function for various spin-phonon couplings and phonon frequencies. In particular we give evidence for the transition from a gapless to a massive phase by studying the finite-size behavior of the susceptibility. We also show that the dimerization is proportional to g2/Ω for T<2J.
Gauge Theory of Gravity Requires Massive Torsion Field
Authors: Kühne Rainer
Published: March 2019

One of the greatest unsolved issues of the physics of this century is to find a quantum field theory of gravity. According to a vast amount of literature unification of quantum field theory and gravitation requires a gauge theory of gravity which includes torsion and an associated spin field. Various models including either massive or massless torsion fields have been suggested. We present arguments for a massive torsion field, where the probable rest mass of the corresponding spin three gauge boson is the Planck mass.
Sensory Preconditioning of Evaluation Requires Accurate Memory of the Co-occurrence between the Neutral Stimuli
Authors: Ecker Yael , Bar-Anan Yoav
Published: March 2019

Neutral "conditioned" stimuli (CS) acquire the valence of valent "unconditioned" stimuli (US) after the stimuli are paired. This effect has often been attributed to a low-level mechanism that occurs automatically, even without awareness of the CS-US pairing. However, recent research has failed to support this assumption. In three experiments (N = 1,541), we tested the possibility of attitude formation without awareness of pairing with a US using a sensory preconditioning paradigm. Previous research with that paradigm found attitude formation with no retrospective awareness of contingencies. However, retrospectively reported unawareness might be due to forgetting. Another weakness of retrospective measures is that people might show accurate memory of the CS-US pairing based on their evaluation of the CS. Our procedure circumvented these weaknesses. Participants observed co-occurrences between neutral nonwords and neutral faces, followed by a nonword-face co-occurrence memory test. After that test, participants observed co-occurrences between the faces and affective stimuli, indirectly pairing the nonwords with the affective stimuli. At that time, if participants previously failed to remember with which face a certain nonword co-occurred, then they were unaware of the indirect pairing of that nonword with affective stimuli. We found that indirect pairing influenced the evaluation of the nonwords only when memory for the nonword-face contingency was accurate. Contrary to past research, accurate memory in the present research cannot be explained by an effect of the change in evaluation on memory. Our results suggest that contingency awareness is necessary for the effect of stimulus pairing on evaluation.
Scientific Self-Correction: The Bayesian Way
Authors: Romero Felipe , Sprenger Jan
Published: March 2019

The enduring replication crisis in many scientific disciplines casts doubt on the ability of science to self-correct its findings and to produce reliable knowledge. Amongst a variety of possible methodological, social, and statistical reforms to address the crisis, we focus on replacing null hypothesis significance testing (NHST) with Bayesian inference. On the basis of a simulation study for meta-analytic aggregation of effect sizes, we study the relative advantages of this Bayesian reform, and its interaction with widespread limitations in experimental research. Moving to Bayesian statistics will not solve the replication crisis single-handely, but would eliminate important sources of effect size overestimation for the conditions we study.
Best practice guidance for linear mixed-effects models in psychological science
Authors: Meteyard Lotte , Davies Rob
Published: March 2019

The use of Linear Mixed Effects Models (LMMs) is set to dominate statistical analyses in psychological science and may become the default approach to analyzing quantitative data. The rapid growth in adoption of LMMs has been matched by a proliferation of differences in practice. Unless this diversity is recognized, and checked, the field shall reap enormous difficulties in the future when attempts are made to consolidate or synthesize research findings. The proposed article examines the diversity in modeling practice by two methods – a survey of researchers (n=163) and a quasi-systematic review of papers using LMMs (n=400). The survey reveals substantive concerns among psychologists using or planning to use LMMs and an absence of agreed standards. The review of papers complement the survey, showing variation in how the models are built, how effects are evaluated and, most worryingly, how models are reported. Using this data as our departure point, we present a set of best practice guidance for reporting LMMS. It is the authors’ intention that the paper supports a step-change in the reporting of LMMS across the psychological sciences, preventing a future void in which data reported today cannot be transparently understood and used tomorrow.
A chill intro to causal inference via propensity scores
Authors: Berry George
Published: March 2019

Observational causal inference is hard. This introduction aims to present causal inference in an accessible and straightforward way, with terminology familiar to information scientists. Particular attention is devoted to propensity scores, which are a commonly used method and also a frequent subject of confusion. Simulations demonstrate the key arguments, and pointers to reference material are provided.
Why Does Tenure Security Matter in Community Forestry? A Critical Reflection from Nepal
Authors: Dahal Ganga Ram , Pokharel Bharat Kumar , Khanal Dil Raj , Pokhrel Pragyan Raj
Published: March 2019

Nepal’s community forestry (CF) programme, which has been in place for over four decades and has rich lessons to offer beyond the national border, is the largest tenure reform initiative in Nepal. Tenure security is one of the primary requirements to unlock the ecological and economic potential of CF through the conservation, management, and utilisation of forest resources. Despite some gaps and issues in policy and practice, positive outcomes of CF have so far been reported. In this paper, we analyse CF tenure reform policy and practice. We find that forest-managing communities have been enjoying access, use, management, and exclusion rights over forest resources. However, communities are not able to tap the economic potential of local forests, partly due to limited opportunities available for commercial harvesting of forest resources and forest-based enterprise development. There is still a lack of institutional capacity among forestry stakeholders to harness the potential offered by changing policy at national and international levels, primarily due to ambiguities in forest carbon ownership and unclear cost and benefit sharing arrangements among different levels of government and community forest user groups (CFUGs). Addressing such issues to secure forest tenure and thereby realise the full potential of forest resources, both ecologically and economically, could be an area of future intervention, particularly in the context of changing national development policies and international environmental initiatives.
Collaborative Forest Management in Nepal: Tenure, Governance and Contestations
Authors: Dhungana Sindhu P. , Satyal Poshendra , Yadav Nagendra P. , Bhattarai Bhola
Published: March 2019

Collaborative forest management (CFM) is a ‘community-based’ forest tenure regime that works in partnership between the central government, local government and local forest user groups in Nepal’s Terai, particularly in the management of large, contiguous forests. It has been in practice since the early 2000s in the form of ‘pilot initiatives’ and is gradually receiving greater legal attention. Through our own experiences, available literature and review of policies, we document the evolutionary history of Terai forest and CFM’s current issues. We found that the management aspects of Terai forests have been weak throughout its history. We also found a number of issues and challenges in the implementation of CFM. Some of the prominent issues include ambiguity in tenure rights and security, lack of appropriate and uncontested policy provisions for cost and benefit sharing among collaborators, limited decision-making space for forest-managing communities and local governments, and limited capacity of collaborators for the productive management of forests. We suggest tenure reform in terms of legal, institutional, technical and financial arrangements, so as to make CFM an effective forest management model in the Terai.
Land Tenure and Conservation in Chure
Authors: Singh Bijay Kumar
Published: March 2019

Covering about 13 per cent of the total land area of Nepal, Chure is an environmentally vulnerable, fragile and sensitive zone. Recognizing this, the Government of Nepal has declared it as “Chure Environmental Protection Area” and has formulated a high level board called “President Chure- Terai-Madhesh Conservation Board” to oversee the conservation activities in the region. Based on a review of literature and a decade long engagement of the author in the conservation in Chure, in this paper, I explore the status and issues related to the management of and land tenure in the Chure region. I find that land tenure is one of the most contested and challenging issues of conservation in Chure. With the presence of significant human settlements near to Chure Environmental Protection Area, the boundary is contested, particularly after the unilateral designation by the government; issues also remain around the rights to utilize forest resources. In fact, these factors have resulted in over exploitation of the resources, mainly by the upstream communities. I conclude the paper arguing for a broader, holistic approach that integrates upstream and downstream ecosystems in such a way that strengthens the historical socio-ecological links between the Chure region and the Terai so as to bring positive impacts for both.
Feminist Institutionalist Interpretation of Forest Tenure Regimes in Nepal
Authors: Wagle Radha , Oli Deepa , Sapkota Basana , Aryal Saraswati , Prajapati Sabina Maiya
Published: March 2019

Forest tenure reform is one of the key agenda for sustainable forest governance. But forest tenure is not gender neutral. We examine various forest tenure regimes of Nepal from feminist institutionalist approach and explore, to what extent, each regime recognises the right of women to forest tenure. Five community-based forest tenure regimes, namely community forest, pro-poor leasehold forest, collaborative forest, buffer zone community forest and conservation area are taken into account for assessing gender dimension. Historical changes and continuity are presented in forestry governance in terms of women’s bundle of rights over forest resources across three key phases – before 1950s, from 1950s to 1970s and from 1970s onward. Formal and informal institutions in each of the five tenure regimes were analysed and we found that the formal institutions in community forestry recognises the roles of the women in forest tenure, but those in other regimes and informal rules in all the regimes, by and large, prevent women from having access to and control over forest resource decisions. Emerging aspects of forestry, mainly forest-based enterprises and REDD+ have not been able to address gender issues properly. Some recommendations are made for gender equality in forest tenure regimes.
Marked elevation of serum ferritin associated with Anaplasma phagocytophilum infection
Authors: Walkty Andrew , Karlowsky James , Zarychanski Ryan , Kadkhoda Kamran , Lagacé-Wiens Philippe
Published: March 2019

Human granulocytic anaplasmosis (HGA) is a tick-borne disease caused by the intracellular bacterial pathogen Anaplasma phagocytophilum. Patients typically present with non-specific symptoms, including high fever, headache, malaise, and myalgias. Laboratory investigations often reveal leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, and an elevation in serum hepatic aminotransferases. A marked elevation in ferritin with or without other features of hemophagocytic/macrophage activation syndrome has been occasionally reported in patients with A. phagocytophilum infection. A case of HGA is described in which the patient had an elevated ferritin of 1964 μg/L. For patients presenting with features of hemophagocytic syndrome including a markedly elevated ferritin, infection with A. phagocytophilum should be considered in the differential diagnosis in the appropriate clinical context (i.e., at-risk geographic location, season, tick exposure) as this distinction has management implications.
APONTAMENTOS ANTROPOLÓGICOS ACERCA DA ORIGEM E FORMAÇÃO DO CONSTITUCIONALISMO OCIDENTAL: a função antropológica do direito na análise do Estado moderno e a noção de pessoa, indivíduo e sujeito
Authors: De Araújo Valério Mascarenhas Ribeiro , Lima Eduardo De Carvalho
Published: March 2019

Este articulado pretende analisar a obra “A Constituição Juridicamente Adequada”, destacadamente os pontos referentes à origem e formação do constitucionalismo ocidental, para, a partir de uma abordagem antropológica, evidenciar que o constitucionalismo ocidental está marcado por noções antropológicas específicas de pessoa, indivíduo e sujeito, que são verdadeiras condições de possibilidade para que o pensamento jurídico se desenvolva de forma lógica dentro do ordenamento vigente, sendo tais premissas essenciais para a construção da noção de dignidade da pessoa no ocidente.
Kadın Çalışanların Yaşam Doyumu İle Boş Zaman Engelleri Arasındaki İlişki: Akdeniz Üniversitesi Örneği
Authors: TURAN Emine Bal , GÜLŞEN Doğukan Batur Alp , BİLALOĞLU Mehmet
Published: March 2019

Özet: Akdeniz Üniversitesi  işçi ve memur statüsünde çalışan kadınların yaşam doyumları ile boş zaman engelleri arasındaki ilişkinin belirlenmesi çalışmanın amacını oluşturmaktadır. Araştırma grubunu Akdeniz Üniversitesinde memur ve işçi statüsünde çalışan toplam 190 (yaşortalaması 33 ± 5.8) kadından oluşmaktadır. Araştırma kapsamında araştırmacı tarafından oluşturmuş olan kişisel bilgi formu ayrıca yaşam doyumu ölçeği ve boş zaman engelleri ölçeği kullanılmıştır. Verilerin analizin de, pearson korelasyon ve frekans analizi uygulanmıştır. Yapılan analiz sonucunda katılımcıların boş zaman engelleri ile yaşam doyumu arasında negatif ilişki görülmüştür (r=-.24; p<0.05). Yaşam Doyumu ile Boş Zaman Engelleri arasındaki ilişkiye bakıldığında özellikle boş zaman engelleri alt boyutlarından; ilgi eksikliği alt boyutuyla (r=-.24; p<0.01), bilgi eksikliği alt boyutuyla (r=-.21; p<0.01),  ve birey psikolojisi (r=-.17; p<0.01), alt boyutlarında negatif ilişki görülmüştür. Bu ilişki doğrultusunda katılımcıların zaman, tesis ya da arkadaş eksikliği sebeplerinden kaynaklanmadığı serbest zamanının değerlendirmedeki unsurların bireyin kendi içsel motivasyonuna bağlı olduğu düşünülmektedir.
University in a Small City Environment: Campus Vibes
Authors: Korshunov Georgiy V. , Vedernikova Inna O. , Dubikovsky Sergey Yu.
Published: March 2019

The article explores the phenomenon of strong nexus between the development strategies of small cities, claiming for the status of supporting regional cities, and universities located there. The university community and urban public are inclined to the positioning of such cities as “university cities”. The authors dwell on the role of campuses in the implementation of the “third mission” by universities. Particular consideration is given to the specific component of the third mission and, accordingly, the campus infrastructure for the development of local communities, urban and regional environments. A model of the regional environment monitoring system is described, which is based on the system of sociological surveys including five subsystems (questionnaire of employers, questionnaire of schoolchildren aimed at vocational guidance, questionnaire of parents, questionnaire of communities, and internal monitoring). The article also focuses on the forms of using campus facilities for the implementation of various events and social projects involving the local community and aimed at the development of the urban and regional environment in the following areas: consolidation, education and community assistance, social mobilization and public branding.
Faculty Publication Activity and Resources for Its Increase
Authors: Alaverdov Ashot R.
Published: March 2019

The article discusses the current situation in the Russian higher school system related to the publication activity of faculty, including publications in journals indexed in international citation databases Scopus and Web of Science. The author argues that the vast majority of scientific and pedagogical workers of Russian universities, especially those teaching social and economic disciplines, are unable to provide the necessary number of such publications required by the administration, due to both organizational and financial reasons. In order to ensure at least a relative balance between the interests of the faculty and their employer, it is proposed to create new structural entities in large public and private universities – centers for support of the publication activity of teachers. The author has developed a project of standard organizational structure of management for this Center, as well as an algorithm of its work and the main functions of its divisions.
Faculty Training for Online Teaching: Roles, Competences, Contents
Authors: Galikhanov Mansur F. , Khasanova Gulnara F.
Published: March 2019

An important trend in higher education is an increasing use of digital technologies and an expansion of online-learning formats, which poses new challenges for university faculty to master the pedagogical competences in teaching online.

Universities are forced to expand their educational activities in the online environment, and to involve an increasing number of teachers in the design and delivery of online courses. However, faculty members often do not have the necessary skills and competencies, and their experience in the use of digital technology is insufficient. Meanwhile, the success of online teaching depends not only on advanced methods and technologies, but first of all on the quality of faculty involved. An important issue is how teachers are trained to perform these tasks. To ensure the effectiveness of online education, the Institute of Further Professional Education of the Kazan National Research Technological University is developing approaches to training faculty for the transition to virtual learning environment. They should take into account factors, incentives and barriers affecting faculty’s participation in online teaching, and analyze changes in the activities of teaching stuff in the online environment.

The paper dwells on the foreign experience in training faculty for online teaching. We analyzed publications considering new roles and competencies of online teachers, barriers and motivations that encourage faculty to participate in online learning. The paper gives an overview of the content of foreign training courses aimed at the formation of a complex of subject, pedagogical and technological competences of faculty related to online teaching. The main goal of the analysis was to determine the core competencies of online teachers, so that to reflect them in the program of training faculty for teaching online.
Profile Aspects of Graphic Education at Polytechnic University
Authors: Stolbova Irina D. , Aleksandrova Evgeniya P. , Kochurova Lyudmila V. , Nosov Konstantin G.
Published: March 2019

Availability of qualified engineering personnel for high-tech industries is a topical problem today. To close the gap between the practice of polytechnic education and real engineering activities, it is necessary to introduce innovative educational technologies aimed at developing students’ ability to work in a team, competences in the field of modern information and communication technologies, as well as a willingness to carry out design based on spatial modeling.

Within the framework of subject training, it is necessary to ensure the unity of fundamental (generalized, theoretical) knowledge and special knowledge corresponding to the profile of the training area. An appropriate construction of the training program contributes to the adaptation and concretization of subject competencies in the direction required for this engineering specialty.

Graphic training is the first professionally oriented discipline at technical university. Within the framework of subject training, it is important to create a learning environment that is close to professional. The authors adduce the examples of educational tasks based on the method of projects and corresponding to the profile of the educational program that students perform in the course of self-directed work. An innovative aspect in the development of individual tasks is the ability to perform projects in 3d.
Strategic Project «Creative City – Territory of Development» as a Model of Interaction between Flagship University and Region
Authors: Ashutova Tatyana V. , Zhelnina Zoia Yu.
Published: March 2019

The article presents the experience of Murmansk Arctic State University in the implementation of a unique project for the region – «Creative city – territory of development», which reflects innovative social practices, technologies of project training and the strategy of the University to fulfill its potential in the creative industries. Creative industries are a growth point for the regional “smart specialization”, significantly affecting the quality of life of the local communities and fulfilling not only current, but also emerging human needs. Therefore it is important to involve the younger generation in creative activities in order to develop experience of participation in new socio-economic processes. The discussion about the productivity of classical and project solutions in professional training programs determined the advantage of creative projects of students to present their competencies not only to potential employers, but also to other stakeholders in the development of the region. Initiatives in the Northern Design Cluster and the Tourism and Recreation Cluster of the Murmansk Region have become a new type of university activities; their the projects allow to attract experts to discuss areas of work and clusters cooperation models. Creative industries meet the challenges of the era, when for success the territories must use the resources of cultural brands, shape the quality of life by developing social spaces, non-standard use of color and light in design for psycho-emotional well-being. The project “Creative City – Territory of Development” makes it possible to get feedback from the local communities. The university consistently implements a strategy of expanding areas of participation in the life of the region, conducts research on integrating the modern Arctic design, socio-cultural and economic practices of municipalities. Therefore, the article analyzes the growth factors and ways of influence of the university on the regional community in the field of creative industries; emphasizes the complexity of the tasks and the increase in the number of stakeholders in the creative industries, underlines the fact that university projects are both the creative products and creative technologies for the formation of professional competences in the welfare industry, tourism and design.
Internationalization of the Flagship University: Arctic Vector
Authors: Ryzhkova Inna V. , Sergeev Andrei M.
Published: March 2019

The article addresses complex process of internationalization in higher education which largely determines the specifics of a regional educational establishment that has the status of a flagship university. In the modern context, the internationalization of higher education serves as a strategy for active introduction of the international dimension into all the basic spheres of university life and turns out to be a much wider phenomenon than just a simple combination of various types of international activities. As a constantly evolving process, internationalization implies the continuous transformation of various educational areas and acts as a catalyst for external changes occurring in education. Despite the fact that in the basic documents regulating the functioning of flagship universities, international activities are not singled out as a separate area, the Murmansk Arctic State University (MASU) includes an international component in its strategic development program, assuming the implementation of a distributed model when the international component is consistently integrated into educational, research- and innovation-related and administrative aspects of the university’s functioning. The authors analyze the distinctiveness of the internationalization forms on the basis of such best practices implemented by the Murmansk Arctic State University as the research and educational project “Borderology”, the program “Bachelor of Northern Studies” and many others. The specific character of the region informatively and structurally determines the educational space of a flagship university, the northernmost higher education establishment of the Russian Federation, developing in a transboundary field. The authors argue convincingly that international activities significantly enhance the potential of the flagship university, allowing the use of international network resources to ensure the socio-economic development of the region and in order to enrich its socio-cultural space. The movement towards internationalization, the value positioning of the internationalization of higher education, according to the authors, mean for a modern university a kind of test of its flexibility, ability to adapt and innovate.
Foreign Language and Individualization of Student Training: Realities, Trends, Options
Authors: Leushina Irina V. , Leushin Igor O.
Published: March 2019

The article discusses the features of the modern system of Russian higher education, reveals its advantages and disadvantages. In the light of the Federal Target Program for the De velopment of Education for 2016–2020, the authors conclude that the multifunctional foreign language communicative competence plays a special role in the process of forming a holistic competence-based portrait of a graduate of a higher educational institution, considering the three main trends characteristic of the transition to an updated educational system: direct participation in the educational process of all stakeholders (students, teachers, representatives of professional communications, employers); the need to create and operate an innovative information and educational environment, taking into account the possibility of modeling real professional tasks; personal orientation and individualization of the preparation of students with the growing role of the learner in the educational process. The task is to find the best methodological tools and organizational forms of educational activities in the context of foreign language training of university students. In accordance with this, the authors propose options for implementing the formulated trends. Particular attention is paid to the possibilities of interactive learning of foreign languages; the peculiarities of «immersion» of students in a model professional environment with the involvement of employers and representatives of professional communities, including as experts, in direct participation in the educational process; the importance of personal communication between students and other subjects of the educational process; work in small groups. The emphasis is on the need to create favorable conditions for self-education and self-realization of future graduates and an individual approach to each of them.
То the synchronous work of pulsed sources of seismic waves
Authors: Ekomasov S. P.
Published: March 2019

Researches have been made with the use of a hydropneumatic source of seismic waves. This source on the realized efforts of the shock interaction with a soil half-space considerably exceeds all known designs of radiators (sources) of pulse type. In this regard it shows higher seismic efficiency. The most important characteristic of the work of the pulse sources of seismic waves is a stability of the response time — a time interval from the moment of giving of a signal for producing of the blow until the very blow. Only with the achievement of the necessary stability the work in the mode of grouping of sources and accumulation of signals is possible. Features of the formation of response time of a hydropneumatic source are given. The analysis of the assessment of the parameters of synchronism of the pulse sources is made by a modem control system of their work. An influence of the rigidity of the soil on the assessment of stability of the response time and synchronism is shown. The system of the assessment of the stability used in the existing pulse sources at its application does not reflect the actual stability of response time in the radiators possessing a big force of blow.
ОЦІНКА ЕФЕКТИВНОСТІ ГЛИБОКОГО ОХОЛОДЖЕННЯ ПОВІТРЯ НА ВХОДІ ГАЗОТУРБІННИХ УСТАНОВОК В РІЗНИХ КЛІМАТИЧНИХ УМОВАХ
Authors: Радченко Микола Іванович , Зонмін Ян , Кантор Сергій Анатолійович , Портной Богдан Сергійович
Published: March 2019

The efficiency of deep air cooling at the inlet of gas turbine units of a simple scheme has been investigated for changed climatic conditions of operation during the month. For air cooling, the application of waste heat recovery chiller has been proposed, which transform the heat of exhaust gases of gas turbine units into the cold. The efficiency of air cooling at the inlet of gas turbine units to different temperatures has been analyzed: to 15°C – an absorption lithium-bromide chiller, which is used as the first high-temperature pre-cooling stage of ambient air and down to 10°C – a combined absorption-ejector chiller, which acts as the second low-temperature stage. The air cooling efficiency is compared for different climatic conditions using the example of Yuzhnoukrainsk (Ukraine) and Shanghai (China). The climate peculiarity of Shanghai is the high relative humidity of the air, respectively, and its moisture contents at the same time its high temperatures. As indicators for assessing the effectiveness of air cooling at the inlet of gas turbine units down to 15°C in an absorption lithium-bromide chiller and deep air cooling to 10ºС, in a combined absorption-ejector chiller used an increase in useful power and a reduction in specific fuel consumption. It is shown that, through extremely different thermal and humidity parameters of ambient air, it is cooling at the inlet of gas turbine units for the climatic conditions of Ukraine provides the current increase in useful power by 10...15%, and for the climatic conditions of China – 18…22%. However, it should be noted that deeper air cooling at the inlet of the gas turbine unite to a temperature of 10°C in a combined absorption-ejector chiller compared to its traditional cooling to 15°C in an absorption lithium-bromide chiller provides an increase in useful power for a temperate climate of Ukraine (for example, Yuzhnoukrainsk) by 70...90%, whereas for tropical climatic conditions of China (Shanghai) – by 30...35%.
Firearm Recognition Using Convolutional Neural Network
Authors: Deepthi T. H. , Gaayathri R. , Shanthosh S. , Gebin A. Sahaya , Nithya R. Anitha
Published: March 2019

Closed circuit television systems (CCTV) are becoming more popular and are being deployed in many offices, housing estates and in the most public spaces. Monitoring systems have been implemented in many foreign cities. This makes for an enormous load for the CCTV operators, as the number of camera views a single operator can monitor is limited by the human factors. The projects focus on the task of automated detection and recognition of dangerous situations for CCTV systems. We propose algorithms that are able to alert the human operator when a firearm is visible in the image and also have focussed on limiting the number of false alarms, in order to allow a real life application of the system. Managed to propose a version of a firearm detection algorithm that offers a near zero rate of false alarms and have shown that it is possible to create a system that are capable of an early warning in a dangerous situation, which may lead to faster and more effective response times and a reduction in the number of potential victims.
PENERAPAN STRATEGI PEMBELAJARAN SFAE DAN ENE DALAM MENULIS KARANGAN DI SMK NEGERI I TELUK MENGKUDU DESA SIALANG BUAH KABUPATEN SERDANG BEDAGAI
Authors: Rosadi Mimi , Sujarwo Sujarwo
Published: March 2019

Mengenai hal tentang pendidikan di Sialang Buah saat ini khususnya satu sekolah yangterdapat di sana yaitu SMK Negeri 1 Teluk Mengkudu, masih kurangnya pendidikankarakter yang diterapkan oleh guru kepada siswa serta penggunaan strategi pembelajaranyang terlalu monoton dengan model ceramah. Hal ini membuat siswa kurang aktif dalampembelajaran karena hanya mengandalkan guru dalam memahami materi-materi yangdiajar.Usaha sadar yang dilakukan oleh seorang guru dapat mempengaruhi karakter yangmereka miliki. Pendidikan karakter tersebut dapat diwujudkan dalam kegiatan prosespembelajaran dengan menerapkan strategi pembelajaran yang dapat membantu siswauntuk mempermudah belajar mereka khususnya mata pelajaran bahasa Indonesia dalammenulis karangan. Penerapan strategi pembelajaran yang akan diterapkan dalampembelajaran menulis karangan yaitu kombinasi antara strategi pembelajaran SFAE danENE. Dalam hal ini pengusul berupaya untuk memperkenalkan startegi pembelajaran yangmengkombinasikan strategi SFAE dengan ENE dalam mencapai hasil karangan yangbaik.Strategi pembelajaran SFAE merupakan strategi yang mengarahkan siswa untukmempresentasikan ide atau pendapatnya secara inovatif (Purnitawati, 2011:21).Siswadiarahkan untuk menyampaikan pendapatnya setelah mendengarkan penjelasan dariguru.Strategi SFAE dikombinasikan dengan strategi ENE dimana siswa diarahkan untukmemperhatikan sebuah gambar yang ditampilkan dari OHP atau gambar-gambar dariguru kemudian dituliskan ke dalam bentuk karangan dengan menggunakan strategipembelajaran SFAE.