bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Information-Seeking Behavior of Meteorologists and Other Atmospheric Scientists: Access and Retrieval of Cited References
Authors: Hallmark Julie
Published: July 2022

This study describes the methods of access and retrieval of journal articles that were cited during 2000-2001 by atmospheric scientists from universities, federal government agencies, and private research institutes. Citations to articles originally published during 1995-2000 were chosen from the bibliographies of current articles published in eight journals in the atmospheric sciences. Each of one hundred authors received a personalized letter and brief questionnaire that addressed methods of access and retrieval of one of their cited articles. A large majority of those participating in the study reported that they used traditional (non-electronic) methods for both access and retrieval of that particular citation. Participants were also asked to comment on problems encountered in using electronic journals as well as problems with access and use of data for their research. Results provide a snapshot of the current information-seeking behavior of these scientists. The return rate of 61% suggests a high level of concern for their journal literature in this user community.
Not Just Full-Text Articles: Comparing the Search Function Among Chemistry Electronic Journals' Web Sites
Authors: Yu Song
Published: July 2022

Nearly every electronic journal's web site offers a "Search" function for its users in addition to supplying tables of contents and full-text access to articles. The purpose of this study was to analyze and compare the search features on five chemistry journal publishers' web sites to which Purdue University has full-text access. We compared the search interface, search capabilities, and the output and display. We found that although the "Search" functions on all of the five web sites are not as powerful as those of commercial databases, they offer an efficient way for the users to perform a citation or bibliographic search.
The Web-Based Academic Field Trip Bibliography: A Multi-Use Library Tool
Authors: Joseph Lura E.
Published: July 2022

Field trip courses are part of the academic curriculum of many disciplines, especially in the sciences. This article examines the process of creating web-based field trip bibliographies in support of field trip courses, and their value to academic librarians as tools for reference service, instruction, collection development, partnering with teaching faculty, and public relations.
The Arizona Electronic Atlas: A New Reference Instructional Tool
Authors: Pfander Jeanne , Carlock Danielle
Published: July 2022

The growth of geographic information systems (GIS) technology within academic disciplines has been mirrored in the past decade within libraries. The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) GIS literacy project, initiated in 1992, is widely regarded as the impetus for the spread of GIS-related services in academic libraries. Libraries have utilized a wide range of approaches, from setting up single dedicated GIS workstations to establishing GIS labs and creating positions for a GIS specialist. Taking the idea of GIS services one step further, the University of Arizona Libraries has created the {Arizona Electronic Atlas} -- an innovative, web-based interactive mapping resource that allows users to create, manipulate and download accurate and current maps and data. This paper describes the background and development of the Atlas, as well as its reference and instructional applications.
Using the Mathematics Literature
Authors: Quigley Brian
Published: July 2022

Reviews the book "Using the Mathematics Literature," edited by Kristine K. Fowler.
Survey of GIS Implementation and Use within Smaller Academic Libraries
Authors: Kinikin JaNae , Hench Keith
Published: July 2022

This paper describes a survey of the implementation and use of Geographic Information Systems (GI) in smaller academic libraries (Carnegie Classification Master's Colleges and Universities I & II) (Carnegie Foundation 1997-2003). Two hundred, sixty-eight libraries were surveyed and 138 surveys were returned. We sought to determine to what degree smaller schools have adopted GI and how the implementation of GI was accomplished. The survey focused on hardware/software, staffing, levels of service, training, monetary support, and use. Twenty-two smaller academic libraries have adopted GI and 27 plan to incorporate this technology in the near future. This analysis will focus specifically on those libraries that already have adopted GI. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
The National Science and Technology Library: A Chinese Model of Collaboration
Authors: Bao Xue-Ming
Published: July 2022

Provides an overview of the National Science and Technology Library (NSTL). Establishment of the NSTL; Collection scope of the NSTL; Implications of NSTL for China.
Changing Mission, Strengthened Focus: A New Use for the Current Periodicals Room at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
Authors: Soehner Catherine , Hightower Christy , Wei Wei
Published: July 2022

The Science & Engineering Library at UC Santa Cruz was built in 1991 and included a beautiful room dedicated to a print collection of current periodicals. During the past four years we have systematically canceled all print journals for which there was an electronic counterpart, thus diminishing the number of journals in the Current Periodicals Room. During a strategic planning effort, the Library determined that it should be identified as the "Information Center" of the campus and be the "destination of choice" for students, faculty, staff, and members of our greater community even in this digital age. As a first step toward realizing this goal, the library staff began a lecture series entitled Synergy: Explorations in Science and Society, held in the Current Periodicals Room. This new lecture series highlights research, teaching, and grants in science and engineering at UCSC and brings these efforts to the attention of the UCSC and greater Santa Cruz community. The response to this lecture series has been overwhelmingly positive with record attendance. This venture marks the beginning of a successful move toward integrating the library further into the mission of the University and further increases the library's connection with its faculty. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
The Closing of the LSU Chemistry Library.
Authors: Armstrong William W.
Published: July 2022

Chemistry libraries are in transition these days. There are a variety of reasons, results, and end stages for these transitions. I discuss the specifics of one such transition resulting from the decision to close the LSU Chemistry Library in the Spring of 2005. I will further discuss the reasons for the move, the logistics and practicalities involved in effecting the move, and some of the pros and cons resulting from the change along with the challenges that lie ahead. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Information Resources for Forest Researchers and Managers: Strengths, Weaknesses, Threats and Opportunities.
Authors: Brown Alan G. , Turnbull John W.
Published: July 2022

Pathways for the sharing and dissemination of information have been augmented significantly in the last decade by electronic tools for the reproduction, storage, transmission and retrieval of information. The Internet, through e-mail and chat rooms, assists personal informal communication. The greatest beneficiaries are workers in developed countries, where reliable high-speed networks, funding and other institutional factors encourage use of these tools. In developing countries, impediments to use of electronic communication include erratic power supplies, poor quality and limited availability of lines, environments destructive of electronic equipment, fees for access and downloading, and language barriers. Positive developments are the power of search engines now available, and the practices of some journals and publishers of making material (including abstracts) available at little or no cost, at least to users in developing countries. The ready global access to catalogues of major libraries, and effective and accessible abstracting services (e.g., Agricola, CAB Abstracts) have key roles. Unfortunately, some well-known services relevant to forestry have a heavy emphasis on northern hemisphere literature, are weak in coverage of social sciences and developing country and regional information, and expensive. Initiatives to bypass increasingly expensive journal publishers by open-access publishing on the web have had limited success, but open-access archiving is expanding quickly. Information dissemination and communication have been significantly improved by cheaper international travel, which has made face-to-face workshops and conferences far more accessible than in the past. The value of these occasions is maximised if the proceedings are reviewed, published promptly and cheaply, and fully analysed by abstracting services. Failure to publish proceedings, or to lodge published proceedings with major libraries or other accessible archives and abstracting services, is an opportunity lost. We challenge information professionals to improve the current position in this respect and, more broadly, to actively foster open-access archiving. The collation of research and operational experience, with a specific audience in mind, remains a key process for end users. In some situations, the primary difficulty end users face is to assess information relevance and develop solutions appropriate to their circumstances. Personal interaction between key field personnel and subject experts may be by far the most effective solution in such cases, being the means whereby field experience can be integrated with information readily available through the facilities in developed countries. Both cheaper travel and the Internet greatly assist this communication process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Encyclopedia of Life Sciences (Online)
Authors: Bridgewater Rachel
Published: July 2022

The article reviews an online database called Encyclopedia of Life Sciences. This database is a resource containing over thousands of peer-reviewed articles. Subjects covered by the articles are enumerated, including biochemistry and clinical medicine. In addition, this article provides details of how to use the database.
Wells Reserve Research Library: A Use and User Analysis.
Authors: Angier Bevan , Spahn Kathleen , Piergrossi Anne
Published: July 2022

This study focuses on the collection of a small science library within the National Estuarine Research Reserve System. It reviews the history, context, and existing constraints on its collection and development and suggests ways in which the library might overcome barriers in its effort to obtain grants for its expansion of print materials. The library plays a three-fold role in the local community: it hosts both staff and visiting scientists conducting estuarine research; it educates the local community -- schoolchildren, adults, and policymakers; and it advocates for sensitive and sustainable stewardship of the land in partnership with local organizations and policymakers. The Education Director has been repeatedly turned down in her attempts to obtain grant money because the library is too new (to the public) to demonstrate any user base or long-term viability. Granting organizations suggested she come back for reconsideration when rising usage statistics could be demonstrated. This study seeks to propose a method by which the Wells Research Library can measure the use of its collection and more accurately identify its user base and attempts to bring together a variety of tools and methods into a single cohesive measurement process. Once established as a routine, the regular collection of data can be used to demonstrate patterns and changes in the library's use and user base over time, and thereby be able to present such data to granting organizations. This system can be adapted by any small specialized library interested in measuring its users and usage on a regular basis -- particularly one connected to a nonprofit or parent organization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper.
Authors: Whitehair Kristin
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the book "How to Write and Publish a Scientific Paper," by Robert A. Day and Barbara Gastel.
esp@cenet@ Europe's Network of Patent Databases.
Authors: White Michael J.
Published: July 2022

The article presents information on the esp@cenet database developed by the European Patent Office in October 1998. The database features patent documents from Europe, Japan, the U.S. and the World Intellectual Property Organization. The coverage of the patents contained in the database begins in 1836.
Web of Science and Scopus: Current features and Capabilities.
Authors: Fingerman Susan
Published: July 2022

The article presents a comparison of the features and capabilities of online information resources Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus. WoS is a part of the Web of Knowledge product of Thomson ISI while Scopus was created from records taken from Elsevier databases. Web of Science has over :000 titles with special focus on sciences. Scopus covers more than 1:000 journals including books, conference proceedings and patents. The online databases of Scopus feature faceted indexing.
Ecology Articles in Google Scholar: Levels of Access to Articles in Core Journals.
Authors: Christianson Marilyn
Published: July 2022

Eight-hundred forty articles from core ecology journals were searched in Google Scholar (GS) to determine level and completeness of indexing and access. Testing occurred both on campus and off, and within each venue searching was divided evenly into basic and advanced modes. Off campus, about nine percent and on campus, about thirty-eight percent of links led to text that could be opened directly, without barriers. Fifty-seven percent of test articles had full citations or better, and over seventy-seven percent had at least some type of completable citation. Older articles were less likely to be represented. Full-text articles were concentrated at author sites and at a small number of provider sites. The advanced search found somewhat more full text than did the basic search. Highly cited articles were more likely to be included in Google Scholar. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Simplifying Property Data Subject Guides with Catalog Enhancements and New Technology.
Authors: Newsom Carrie , Lundgren Jimmie
Published: July 2022

For years chemistry librarians have employed both dynamic (e.g., http://www.lib.utexas.edu/thermodex/) and static (e.g., http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/science/property.htm) web pages to help users find property data in the library. Often these web pages replicate much of the information found in the library catalog. In an effort to reduce duplication and make property information easier to find we separated our property data web page into two separate components. First, we created a local form/genre subject heading for property data in the catalog and applied it to selected books from the collection thus taking advantage of the search capabilities of the catalog. Second, we redesigned the web page so it primarily links to online property information. Short instructions for finding print property information via the catalog are also included. This approach allows us to leverage the strengths of each medium. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
CHEMnetBASE.
Authors: Lafferty Meghan
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the CHEMnetBASE, a Web-based compilation of chemistry reference books published by Chapman & Hall/CRC Press.
Geospatial Information Literacy and Outreach in a GIS Environment.
Authors: Dodsworth Eva
Published: July 2022

The author reflects on the need for librarians to promote geospatial information literacy and outreach in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) environment. She argues that geospatial information literacy combined with campus-wide outreach will help educate the faculty, staff and students on using GIS. She suggests that encouraging geospatial information literacy can be done through workshops, presentations and its inclusion in course content. She shares her own strategies on teaching students how to use GIS.
Evolution of Reference: A New Service Model for Science and Engineering Libraries.
Authors: Bracke Marianne Stowell , Kline Elizabeth , Chinnaswamy Sainath
Published: July 2022

This article explores the different steps involved in adopting a new service model at the University of Arizona Science-Engineering Library. In a time of shrinking budgets and changing user behavior the library was forced to rethink it reference services to be cost effective and provide quality service at the same time. The new model required consolidating different service points, i.e., circulation desk, photocopy desk, and reference desk into one central location to be staffed by library associates. First we performed a financial analysis and determined the cost per hour of the existing staffing model. This was followed by logging questions at different service points to understand the type of questions asked at different locations. This data-drive approach also uses a robust referral system where complex reference questions are referred to individual subject librarians. We performed Action Gap Surveys to measure customer satisfaction levels before and after we employed the model. The article also emphasizes the training and continued education required for library associates to provide quality reference services. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Does Chemistry Content in a State Electronic Library Meet the Needs of Smaller Academic Institutions and Companies?
Authors: Lafferty Meghan
Published: July 2022

Smaller academic institutions and companies are not always able to afford access to Chemical Abstracts, the major source for the chemical literature, via SciFinder, SciFinder Scholar, or STN. In Minnesota, as in many other states, citizens do have access to a suite of interdisciplinary databases that offer some coverage of the chemical literature. I examined the coverage dates, document types, full-text availability, impact factor, publishers, and searchability and indexing of the chemistry-related content of Academic Search Premier and Business Source Premier which index academic and trade publications. A number of key journals in the field are indexed in the databases, but coverage does not go back very far. For this reason, I would not recommend it for undergraduates. The length of coverage may not be as important in industry as their needs are different. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Scitopia.
Authors: Thompson Sara R.
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the Scitopia science and engineering search engine.
Geospatial Technology Support in Small Academic Libraries: Time to Jump on Board.
Authors: Macfarlane Carrie M. , Rodgers Christopher M.
Published: July 2022

Many librarians at small academic institutions have been wondering if they can, or even should, support the use of geospatial technology on their campuses. At the Middlebury College Libraries, we have developed a model of support for geospatial technology which we think might be versatile and transferable enough to try elsewhere. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Using Google Scholar to Search for Online Availability of a Cited Article in Engineering Disciplines.
Authors: Baldwin Virginia A.
Published: July 2022

Many published studies examine the effectiveness of Google Scholar (Scholar) as an index for scholarly articles. This paper analyzes the value of Scholar in finding and labeling online full text of articles using titles from the citations of engineering faculty publications. For the fields of engineering and the engineering colleges in the study, Scholar identified online access for 25% of the chemical engineering and 13% of the mechanical engineering citations. During the study the format that Scholar (which is in beta version) used to present the result set changed. This change now makes discovery of online access to full text of an article readily apparent when it occurs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Synthesis Digital Library of Engineering and Computer Science.
Authors: Quigley Brian
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the web site Synthesis Digital Library of Engineering and Computer Science, located at http://www.morganclaypool.com/.
What Engineering Sophomores Know and Would Like to Know About Engineering Information Sources and Access.
Authors: Ercegovac Zorana
Published: July 2022

This exploratory study reports on what engineering undergraduate students know and would like to learn about engineering information sources and access. Responses were obtained on selected performance measures within the framework of Information Literacy Standards for Science and Engineering/Technology (ACRL/ALA/STS 2006). The results are based on 70 sophomores who completed a four-page paper-and-pencil questionnaire on April 4, 2008 at UCLA's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. The paper discusses implications of this study's findings in light of engineering education in general, and specifically with regard to instructing all engineering students in the proper use of a variety of pathways in accessing high quality engineering resources for numerous lifelong purposes.
A Short Course on Patent Reference for Science and Technology Librarians.
Authors: Shackle Linda
Published: July 2022

The article discusses patent reference for librarians in U.S. science and technology libraries. The three types of patents in the country, namely, utility, design and plant patents, are described. It stresses the need for inventors to file with each national and/or regional agency as there is no overall patenting agency that issues international patent. Also explored are the parts of a patent, which are the front page, drawings, specifications and claims.
E-Books in the Sciences: If We Buy It Will They Use It?
Authors: Nariani Rajiv
Published: July 2022

The article discusses research on the use of science online electronic books (e-books) among faculty members and graduate students. The study surveyed 58 graduate students, 26 masteral students and faculty on e-book awareness with a list of e-book publishers provided and the second part on the preferred features in an e-book platform. Results indicated that 76% of students have used e-books while 50 % of the faculty have awareness and 46% have no awareness about e-books in the library.
How to Read Scientific Research Articles: A Hands-On Classroom Exercise.
Authors: Bogucka Roxanne , Wood Emily
Published: July 2022

Undergraduate students are generally unfamiliar with scientific literature. Further, students experience frustration when they read research articles the way they read textbooks, from beginning to end. Using a team-based active learning exercise, an instruction librarian and colleagues at University of Texas at Austin introduce nutritional sciences students to a method for reading research papers. Librarians provide student-pairs with one section (introduction, methods, results, or discussion) of a scientific research article. Student-pairs read, discuss, and take notes, then join with pairs assigned the other sections of the article to compare their understanding of the research presented. The exercise reinforces students' critical evaluation skills by providing a productive reading strategy based on the purpose of each section of the research article. This paper describes the active learning exercise and discusses its implementation and evolution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Developing the Oregon Explorer™ - a Natural Resources Digital Library.
Authors: Salwasser Janine , Avery Bonnie
Published: July 2022

The Oregon Explorer™ (www.oregonexplorer.info) strives to support informed decisions and actions by people concerned with Oregon's natural resources and environment. The Oregon Explorer's multi-media environment integrates archived digital documents, mapping and decision support tools, and finding aids for specific natural resource issues and topics. This paper presents the chronology of this purposeful and place-based natural resources digital library and the process which has evolved for new portal development within its framework. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Regarding "I Am Not Captain Dunsel!" (Fall 2009)
Authors: Bell Steven J.
Published: July 2022

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the comment of Susanne J. Redalje to the article "It Was Nice Known' Ya Special Branch Library," by Steven J. Bell, in the October 2: 2009 issue of "LJ Newswire."
End-User Patent Searching Using Open Access Sources.
Authors: LaCourse Pat
Published: July 2022

Researchers can learn effective searching at their desktop and download files for immediate use. Students can learn about a particular field for program and career choices. Those seeking a job can do background checking on industry trends, individual company research, and watch a technology as it moves among companies, inventors, and locations. Because gathering information from patents is more important than ever, this paper focuses on free access points, and demonstrates comprehensive U.S. patent searching, using approaches not available via keyword terms. Other countries are developing quickly and many find that it is expedient to file international patents, so this type of searching is covered as well. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Collection Assessment in Response to Changing Curricula: An Analysis of the Biotechnology Resources at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Authors: Wiersma Gabrielle
Published: July 2022

Increasing demand for biotechnology and biomedical resources prompted the Engineering Library at the University of Colorado at Boulder (UCB) to complete a collection assessment of the journals, books, and other resources provided by the University Libraries. This paper presents a variety of methods for evaluating library collections and describes several online collection analysis tools that can facilitate the process. UCB's collection was compared to other university libraries and several bibliographic review sources. Various collection analysis tools including the Journal Citation Reports Science Edition 200: Ulrich's Serials Analysis System, and Spectra Dimension were used to evaluate the collection. This collection analysis fostered awareness of the resources that UCB already owned and informed the University Libraries about gaps in the existing collection. The findings led to the revision and expansion of the collection development policies for several subjects related to biotechnology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Scientific Writing and Communication
Authors: Thuna Mindy
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the book "Scientific Writing and Communication: Papers, Proposals and Presentations," by Angelika H. Hofmann.
Mendeley.
Authors: Barsky Eugene
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the Mendeley bibliographic citation management software at www.mendeley.com, comparing it to other currently available software such as EndNote, RefWorks and Zotero.
Selected Internet Resources on Digital Research Data Curation.
Authors: Westra Brian , Ramirez Marisa , Parham Susan Wells , Scaramozzino Jeanine Marie
Published: July 2022

This article focuses on curation of digital research data and development of related infrastructure. It explains that data-intensive computational approaches to science is playing an increasingly important role in scholarly research. However the sheer volume of digital data produced in the sciences is staggering, posing a daunting challenge to researchers and to publishers alike. It notes on the move by institutions to colloborate and make cross-section partnerships.
Readers' Guide to the History of Science.
Authors: Farrell David
Published: July 2022

This article reviews the book Reader's Guide to the History of Science. London : Fitzroy Dearborn Publishers, 2000 by Arne Hessenbruch (editor).
The Story of Spin
Authors: Fortner Diane
Published: July 2022

This article reviews the book The Story of Spin. Tomonaga. Chicago:  University of Chicago Press, 1997, by Sin-itiro (Shinichireo).
Environmental Law Handbook
Authors: Kolda Sarah
Published: July 2022

This article reviews the book Environmental Law Handbook. 15th ed. Rockville, MD : Government Institutes, 1999. 700 p. hardcover $89.00 (ISBN 0-86587-650-7), edited by Thomas F.P. Sullivan.
African American Firsts in Science & Technology
Authors: Gelfand Julia
Published: July 2022

The article reviews the book African American Firsts in Science & Technology. Farmington Hills, MI: Gale, 1999. ISBN 0-7876-3876-5 by Raymond B. Webster.
GSTARIMA Model with Missing Value for Forecasting Gold Price
Authors: Mubarak Fadhlul , Aslanargun Atilla , Sıklar İlyas
Published: July 2022

Gold is one of the investments that be a great demand. Selecting and applying the best GSTARIMA model for gold price forecasting was the aim of this study. However, the gold price data that has been obtained missing values. Missing value data has been imputed by the last data before the missing value and moving average techniques. The GSTAR (1) and GSTARI (1, 1) models have been combined with an imputation technique solved this problem. Based on the smallest RMSE value, the GSTARI (1, 1) model which has been combined with the imputation technique that used the last value was the best method because it produced the smallest RMSE when compared to other methods. Forecasting results shown that gold prices in the United States, United Kingdom, and Indonesia increased but gold prices in Turkey actually decreased. Forecasting gold prices in each of these countries become one of the references in investing in gold. Based on the results of gold price forecasting, gold prices changed but not significantly.
APPLICATION OF EXPONENTIAL SMOOTHING METHOD TO FORECASE THE AMOUNT OF RICE PRODUCTION IN TANATE RIAJA DISTRICT, BARRU REGENCY
Authors: Nurfadilah Khalilah , Sauddin Adnan , Saputri Winda
Published: July 2022

This study discusses the agricultural production of rice plans. The variabel used to predict the level of rice production in Tanete Riaja District, Barru Regency, are  as the total production of rice plants. This research is an applied research with double exponential smoothing method. The purpose of this study was to determine the amount of rice production in Tanete Riaja District, Barru Regency in 2021 to 2025. The results of forecasting the amount of rice production ini 2021 were  24134.18 tons, in 2022 25235.25 tons, in 2023 26336.32 tons, in 2024 it will be  27437.38 ton, and in 2025 it will be 28538.45 ton. Based on the results of forecasting the amount of rice production, it can be concluded that from year to year increased.
Phenomenological Studies of Children Facing The Law at the Mataram Children's Special Development Institute
Authors: Inderasari Oryza Pneumatica , Juniarsih Nuning , Solikatun Solikatun , Kusuma Nila
Published: July 2022

This study raised the issue of child problems, with the focus of the study of Children Facing the Law. Departing from the research title "Phenomenological Studies of Children Facing The Law at the Mataram Children's Special Development Institute". The results showed that the vulnerability of children facing the law (read: Anak Berhadapan dengan Hukum or ABH) is caused by dysfunction of family foster care patterns and the dominant influence of the social environment. The status as ABH has made them feel ashamed/disappointed/and sorry for the deviant behavior that has been done. ABH believes that the family can receive their presence again after undergoing coaching at LPKA, but they realize that the community will give a negative stigma to its status as ABH. The process of socialization of ABH is carried out by LPKA Mataram through personality coaching, self-reliance coaching, and education. The socialization process has made ABH learn from its current experience, ABH in the future has hopes in the form of: the desire to continue education, work and become a better person. oryza.sociologist@unram.ac.id

Keywords: Contemplation, Motive, ABH, Future ABH
Realitas Perilaku Hidup Bersih dan Sehat Pada Masyarakat Yang Tidak Memiliki Jamban Keluarga di Karang Pule, Mataram
Authors: Safitri Pristiana , Syarifuddin Syarifuddin , Syuhada Khalifatul
Published: July 2022

Village of Karang Pule has the highest number of people who do not have latrines in City of Mataram. Whereas family latrine facilities are one of the success references in Clean and Healthy Life Behavior (PHBS) in household settings. The purpose of this study was to determine the behavior of clean and healthy living in people who do not have family latrines in Karang Pule, Mataram viewed from the knowledge, attitudes, and actions of the community as well as the factors that influence this behavior. This research was used a qualitative method with a verstehen approach. The results showed that of the ten household PHBS indicators, all informants indicated good knowledge, attitudes, and actions simultaneously on only five PHBS indicators. Environmental aspects are the factors that most influence the implementation of PHBS in the community at home. The conclusions of this study all informants already have the awareness to practice five of the ten PHBS indicators, namely carrying out deliveries by health workers, exclusive breastfeeding, children under five years being weighed every month, doing physical activity every day, and not smoking at home while five indicators. Meanwhile, the other five indicators, namely, using clean water, washing hands with clean water and soap, using latrines, eradicating mosquito larvae, and eating vegetables and fruit every day are still not implemented in households. The factors that influence the implementation of PHBS in the community include social, economic, cultural, and environmental aspects
Do amor ao ódio: O culto aos deuses gregos e egípcios e o comparativismo entre as práticas de magia em Atenas nos séculos V – IV a.C.
Authors: HUTFLESZ AMANDA MARTINS
Published: July 2022

Do amor ao ódio: O culto aos deuses gregos e egípcios e o comparativismo entre as práticas de magia amorosa em Atenas nos séculos V – IV a.C.

Resumo:
Ao longo dos séculos, muitos estudiosos têm trazi
Analisis Keterampilan Smash
Authors:   Pendidikan Olahraga, Fakultas Keguruan Ilmu dan Pendidikan, Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta, Miftahudin Ilham , Nurhidayat Nurhidayat ,   Pendidikan Olahraga, Fakultas Keguruan Ilmu dan Pendidikan, Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta
Published: July 2022

The purpose of this study was to determine the level of high school skills in UKM students of Muhammadiyah University of Surakarta. The survey method and data collection techniques for tests and measurements Nurhasan. The results of this study are based on the results of the Descriptive Analysis of Data frequency and are stated in the form of Percentages and the results of the Descriptive Analysis of Smash Open 1 sample are in the interval 17.16 or fall into the very good category with a score of 2.50%, 11 samples are in the interval 13.05-17.16 or good category with a score of 27.50%, 15 samples are in the interval 8.93-13.04 or moderate category with a score of 37.50%, 12 samples are in the interval 4.80-8.92 or in the bad category with a score of 30.00%, and 1 sample is included in the interval < 4.80 or in the very bad category with a score of 3.00%. And for Smah Semi, 4 samples are in the interval 18.38 or in the very good category with a score of 10.00%, 9 samples are in the interval 13.70-18.38 or good category with a score of 22.50%, 10 samples were in the interval 9.10-13.69 or the moderate category with a score of 25.00%, 15 samples were in the interval 4.32-9.00 or the poor category with the acquisition of scores by 37.50%, and 2 samples fall into the interval < 4.32 or very bad category with a score of 5.00%.
Down syndrome identification and classification using facial features with neural network
Authors: Vincy Devi VK  , Rajesh R
Published: July 2022

The medical image tool named Ultrasound imaging is used for the analysis of fetus behaviour. Due to the presence of noise the quality of these images is low. Proper filtering is required to suppress this noise. Before the fatal development analysis, it is required image processing method. The processed images are then used for the analysis and it helps to take care of the health. Down syndrome is one of the crucial chromosomal disorders. It is due to the presence of a further copy of chromosome 21. The ultrasound imaging helps to point out DS in the earlier stage of pregnancy by handling the image in an efficient manner. In this work, nasal bone identification and texturing methods are used to detect the disease. Here we designed a nasal bone identification module for the image classification as normal or abnormal. Down syndrome detection utilizes a collection of facial expression images. A compact geometric descriptor is employed for extracting the facial features from the image set. There is no specific treatment for Down syndrome. Thus, early detection and screening of this disability are the best styles for Down syndrome prevention.
Internet of medical things: Prospects, challenges and future research directions
Authors: Abraham Isiaho  , Kelvin Kabeti Omieno
Published: July 2022

The internet of medical things has been developed to facilitate remote monitoring of the patients as well as the elderly. Unfortunately, the communication between the remote patients and the medical doctors is the open wireless channels. Therefore, the data transmitted can be eavesdropped, intercepted, replayed or modified. This poses serious challenges to patient privacy as well as endangering patient life. To curb this, numerous schemes have been put forward by various researchers over the recent past. In this paper, we provide an extensive review of these schemes in an effort to identify any gaps. Consequently, we show that the current security and privacy preservation schemes have many challenges that render the communication process insecure or inefficient. As such, we offer some suggestions for the requirements of an ideal security technique that will not only be efficient but also provably secure.
A literature review of financial losses statistics for cyber security and future trend
Authors: Md Haris Uddin Sharif  , Mehmood Ali Mohammed
Published: July 2022

Cybercrime directs to any criminal activity taken out utilizing computers or the internet. Attackers have chosen strategies such as social engineering, phishing, and malware as part of their cyber-attacks. A cyber-attack can lead to various effects, ranging from stealing individual data to extortion money or losing helpful information. Society and systems depend on critical infrastructures like power plants, hospitals, and financial services companies. This paper analyzes financial losses statistics for cyber security and future trends. The cost of cybercrime prevention is increasing day by day. Financial losses refer to damages to the wealth of an organization. This includes organizational losses, compensation, and legal fees. By financial loss, we mean increased costs or reduced income caused by the threat. We collect data from various datasets and information from sources. After collecting data, we analyze the data and create a different chart to identify the growth of cyber-attacks, cyber security, and cybercrime costs. We analyze global and worldwide cybercrime status. We also investigate state-wise cybercrime and the cyber security status of the United States of America. Our main objective of the analysis is to find out the financial losses and future trends of cybercrime and cyber security. From our study, we noticed that the number of cybercrimes and their management and prevention costs are rapidly increasing in the USA and worldwide.
The effect of postpartum psychosis on partner’s and infant’s life
Authors: Christiana Arampatzi  , Areti Spyropoulou  , Evangelia Antoniou  , EiriniOrovou  , Evangelia Michail Michailidou  , Panagiotis Eskitzis
Published: July 2022

Postpartum psychosis is an acute mental disorder that occurs after childbirth with a prevalence of 1-2 cases per 1,000 births. The disorder usually occurs suddenly and is a medical emergency that often requires hospitalization and medication. However, in some cases they signal the onset of chronic psychiatric illness. Various studies have shown that postpartum psychosis has a negative effect on the emotional state and daily life of all family members. The aim of the study was to identify the effects of postpartum psychosis on the lives of partners and infants, and how this disease affects the relationship between them and the development of the infant. Data were collected from the databases through the review of the literature published in the last 5 years, (Medline/PubMed, Google Scholar, and Crossref). Based on the collected data on an international level, the main problem in the practical and emotional management of postpartum psychosis by family members is the isolation and lack of knowledge in the treatment of the disease, as there is insufficient information about postpartum psychosis and perinatal mental health disorders in general.
KESESUAIAN KUALITAS AIR TAMBAK BANDENG DAN VANAMEI DESA MANYAR SIDOMUKTI, GRESIK
Authors: Safitri Nur Maulida , Murtadlo Muhammad Fikri , Shodiq Achmad Ja’far , Shofiyah Badriyatus
Published: July 2022

Kondisi geografis lokasi akuakultur memegang pengaruh yang besar dalam keberhasilan usaha budidaya. Lokasi tambak bandeng dan vanemei di Desa Manyar Sidomukti berdekatan dengan zona industri mengakibatkan suhu sumber aliran air menjadi hangat. Disamping itu, substrat tanah berkapur mengakibatkan pH air terlalu basah menjadi salah satu faktor penhambat pertumbuhan baik bandeng maupun vanamei. Beberapa upaya diterapkan untuk menguatkan produksi tambak. Aplikasi kincir air mampu menguatkan oksigen terlarut hingga 10.3 mg/L. Pengurangan padat tebar benih dan memperpanjang waktu panen menjadi alternatif solusi untuk menurunkan resiko gagal panen.
ANALISIS KANDUNGAN PROTEIN, LEMAK DAN KADAR AIR KEONG AIR TAWAR (Filopaludina javanica) DI SUNGAI WAUNG KECAMATAN GLAGAH KABUPATEN LAMONGAN
Authors: Mahruf Ali , Rahim Andi Rahmad , Aminin Aminin
Published: July 2022

Feed is an important thing for fish cultivators, apart from the nutritional content of the feed it is also seen in terms of price and availability. When fish are cultivated, feed becomes a limiting factor for production. Likewise with fish maintenance, it requires the availability of feed that is suitable in terms of size, nutrition, and quantity. The purpose of this study was to determine the levels of protein, fat, and water content in the freshwater snails (Filopaludina javanica) in the waters of the Waung River. In this study, it was taken from the Waung river which is located in Glagah District, Lamongan Regency, because the river is filled with freshwater snails. This research has 2 stages, namely descriptive and experimental research with sampling at 3 points waung river station. Snail samples were taken in living conditions and brought to the Laboratory of the Department of Marine Affairs and Fisheries, UPT, quality testing and development of marine and fishery products in Surabaya for laboratory tests. The conclusion that can be drawn from this research is that the freshwater snails in the Waung River, Glagah District, have the highest protein at station 2 in the middle of the river at 16.20%. The highest fat content was also obtained at station 2 in the middle of the river at 3.39%, while the highest water content was obtained at station 3 at the downstream of the river at 78.99%.
PRODUKTIVITAS CACING SUTRA ( Tubifex sp ) DALAM SUBSTRAT YANG BERBEDA
Authors: Fatah Abdul , Rahim Andi Rahmad , Aminin Aminin
Published: July 2022

Cultivation of silk worms has not much done by community although the need of silk worm’s cultivation has incresed continuesly time by time. In Fact, the process of cultivation relatively easy and also media for slik worm’s habitat is overfolwing. Therefore, the use of several substrate as media silk worm’s habitat is needed todo. The research was conducted at perum Green Hill Blok B8 for 5 weeks, starts from May until June 2019. This research was aimed to analysing the influence of silidity and the grade of silk worm’s protein after being given some different substrates, by using experimental method and randomized grup designed (RGD) wiht 4 treatments and 3 grup. P1 (control),  treatment A (using goat feces), treatment B (using horse feces), treatment C(using cow feces). From those treatments, it can be concluded that different substrat showed a significant effect to absolute weight and the grade of silk worm’s protein. The highest score of absolute weight was resulted from treatment C for 6,7 gram’s and the lowest score was resulted from P1 (control) for 2,9 grams. Mean while. The highest protein content was resulted from treatment C 9,2%. It’s on cow feces
STUDI KERAPATAN DAN KERAGAMAN LAMUN DI PANTAI BAMA TAMAN NASIONAL BALURAN
Authors: Indarto Selobing Purna Agung , Sawiji Asri , Maisaroh Dian Sari , Violando Wiga Alif
Published: July 2022

This research aims to find out the density and diversity of seagrass at Bama Beach, Baluran National Park, which was conducted in March 2019. In this study, seagrass was identified by quadrant transect method, with water quality measurement and association organisms were also measured. Three types of seagrass have been identified; Cymodocea rotundata, Enhalus acoroides, and Halodule universis. Among them, Cymodocea rotundata was found to be the most abundant seagrass species on Bama Beach with a density was up to 60%. The percentage of seagrass closure reached 35-56%. The water quality of the seagrass ecosystem showed optimal conditions for seagrass metabolism. Sea cucumber (Holothuria sp.) was found as an associated organism found in transects. In conclusion, the seagrass condition on Bama Beach showed high density and varied conditions.
EFEKTIVITAS IMPLEMENTASI PROGRAM 5S (SEIRI, SEITON, SEISO, SEIKETSU, SHITSUKE) DI PT PJB UP GRESIK
Authors: Prastiya Andika
Published: July 2022

The purpose of this research was to investigated how differences in the effectiveness and implementation of 5S in PT Pembangkitan Jawa Bali Unit Pembangkitan (PJB UP) Gresik, used descriptive analysis and test tool cocrhan test. The company had implemented 5S program since 2010, and so far has gone well, so darting through the appropriate used for an object of this study.The results showed that the implementation of 5S in PT PJB UP Gresik was very satisfying, almost all had done in each area in PT PJB UP Gresik and this was evidenced from the responsible answer to the claim area of each part in the company area. Of the five items that Seiri, Seiton, Seiso, Seiketsu, and Shitsuke also obtained the result that there was no difference in the effectiveness of the implementation of 5S significant in PT PJB UP Gresik. This can be seen from test results that showed the test Cochran Cochran calculated value was smaller than the value of Chi Square Table 0444 <9:49, which means the same or different in the running application.
PENGARUH KINERJA DOSEN TERHADAP MOTIVASI BELAJAR MAHASISWA MANAJEMEN FAKULTAS EKONOMI UNIVERSITAS MUHAMMADIYAH GRESIK
Authors: FATCHIYAH NAILIL
Published: July 2022

The aim of this study is to test the influence of faculty performance on student learning motivation of Management, Faculty of Economics, University of Muhammadiyah Gresik. By using a sample of 83 respondents. Testing is done by using multiple regression analysis. The results of multiple regression showed that the performance of lecturers includes pedagogical, professional competence, personal competence and social competence significantly associated with students' learning motivation.
PENGARUH KONFLIK PERAN GANDA DAN STRESS KERJA TERHADAP KINERJA PERAWAT WANITA RUMAH SAKIT MUHAMMADIYAH GRESIK
Authors: HUDALIFAH NURUL
Published: July 2022

This study aims to test that Work-Family Conflict and Job Stress on Performance Women's Hospital Nurses Muhammadiyah Gresik. By using a sample of 36 respondents. Testing is done by using multiple regression analysis. The results of multiple regression showed that Work-Family Conflict and Job Stress significant effect on Nurse Performance Female