bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
The Relationship Between Emotional Quotient (Eq) and Academic Achievement of Biology Education Students During The Pandemic Time of Covid-19
Authors: Puspitaningrum Sisilia , Megawati Ruth , Akobiarek Maik
Published: June 2023

This research was motivated by the presence of online learning in the era of the Covid-19 pandemic, which left various kinds of problems, one of which was the academic achievements obtained by students during online learning. Academic achievement is a measure of success in learning for students. Many factors influence academic achievement, one of which is Emotional Quotient (EQ). The purpose of this study was to find out 1) The level of emotional intelligence of Biology Education students during the Covid-19 pandemic. 2) The level of academic achievement of Biology Education students during the Covid-19 pandemic. 3) The relationship between emotional intelligence and academic achievement of Biology Education students during the Covid-19 pandemic. This type of research is descriptive quantitative. The population in this study were Active Biology Education Students, totaling 273 students, with a sample of 68 students taken by purposive sampling technique
Green Marketing Practices of Selected Japanese Restaurants in Manila; Marketing Intervention
Authors: Buenaventura John Paul G. , Liberty B. Gutierrez
Published: June 2023

Environmentally conscious are further penetrating the restaurant industry. This study attempted to find out the answer whether green marketing practices have strong effects on the image of the company and customers’ behavioral intentions in the restaurant industry, another factor to consider were the demand and purchase of green products. Most of them projected it as an additional cost and same time customers would not demand or pressure them to be an environmentally friendly company. This would enable restaurants need to follow and implement existing practices and take the initiative to develop and sustain green marketing practices.
Binking Application: Early Detection of Computer Vision Syndrome
Authors: Nancy Jeane Tuturoong
Published: June 2023

Policies regarding the use of gadgets are very necessary at this time, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, because at this time people inevitably have to be willing to learn and use technology such as gadgets / smartphones in order to meet their respective needs, studying, buying goods, reading news and other things, without a policy in the use of this technology will certainly have a negative impact on users such as Computer Vision Syndrome, this journal aims to determine the impact of Computer Vision Syndrome and also create an eye blink detection program which aims to prevent and detect eye blinks so as to avoid the negative effects of Computer Vision Syndrome such as eye disorders. This research was conducted using four students of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Sam Ratulangi University as sample’s data in making this Blink Detection program, the program was made through several references and several improvements until it was finally completed and the program could detect many eye blinks of gadget users and provide warnings to the user.
Application Development Android-based Tourism Case Study of North Sulawesi Province
Authors: Jimmy Robot
Published: June 2023

North Sulawesi Province, which is often called North Sulawesi, is a province located at the northern tip of Sulawesi Island. North Sulawesi has 11 regencies and 4 cities and Manado City is the capital of this province. Based on Law Number 13 of 1964, on August 14, 1959 the North Sulawesi Province was formed so that day was determined as the anniversary of the Province. Some areas in Sulawesi North is also a barometer of national tourism development. The tourism sector has become a mainstay sector not only for the provincial government, but also for the participation of all layers of society. Technological developments that are increasing rapidly can now cover all fields, one of which is in the field of Information Systems such as the Android application which has been used to display tourist information and tourism support facilities such as hotels, transportation, souvenir shops, and other things. To make things easier, Android also provides access and integration with the Google Maps service. The process of making this application uses the Rapid Application Development (RAD) method which consists of 3 phases, namely Requirements Planning, RAD Design Workshop, and Implementation. For the continued development of the Android-based Tourism Location Based Service application in North Sulawesi Province by adding other features that are more supportive.
Analysis of Waste Generation and Composition of Jampue Secondary Canal Saddang Irrigation Area
Authors: Eris Nur Dirman  , Muh. Aris Arifin  , Alwi Herywirawan
Published: June 2023

Secondary irrigation channel of Jampue faced that garbage problem to environment and the sustainability of irrigation system. This study aims to determine the quantity, types, and composition of garbage in the channel in order to establish effective waste management for the irrigation channel. The methods followed the SNI 19-3964-1994. The result indicates that the amount of garbage is 0.006 kg/m²/day, with an average volume of 402.225 liters/day or 0.030 liters/m²/day. They include water hyacinth (44.42%), wood waste (20.97%), and plastic (34.61%). Based on the results, effective waste management strategies include the provision of waste infrastructure for the irrigation channel, changing community behavior to prevent dumping garbage into the channel, and the reuse of water hyacinth and recycling of plastic waste.
Landscape Design of Mutiara Garden Housing Park as a Source of Infiltration in Residential Areas
Authors: Morian Saspriatnadi  , Gun Faisal  , Indra Kuswoyo
Published: June 2023

Green Open Space (RTH) plays an important role in the ecosystem and balance for both living things and the surrounding environment. The condition of the planning site that extends north to south is in the middle of a housing complex. The planned facilities include a playground, watersplash plaza, children's pool, seating corner, gazebo, community garden, tropical pocket park and tropical striping park, veranda walkway. With the concept of "Tropical Community Escape" certainly helps strengthen the function of the design as an area that accommodates recreational, sports, social and cultural activities. From the design that has been made in general it has filled about 60% more of the area that can absorb water with the selection of the right material and reducing water-resistant materials and the use of trees and shrubs in the design which can fulfill as catchment areas.
Analysis of Political Criminalization in Indonesia
Authors: Vicki Dwi Purnomo  , Hasrul Buamona  , Wantara
Published: June 2023

Analysis Political punishment in the form of revocation of rights politics for those convicted of corruption. Method Which used in study This is method study normative law. Judging from its nature, this research is descriptive. Source data in this research is material law primary, material law secondary And material law tertiary. Method withdrawal conclusion in This study uses the deductive method, namely drawing general things to characteristic Which special. From results study This writer observe that happening practice corruption in Indonesia due to weak sentencing for public officials who corruption. Because of that, additional punishment for revocation of rights is imposed Politics basically aims to frighten and provide a deterrent effect to perpetrator corruption, so that official public Which before intend do corruption to be afraid to do it.
The Analysis of Consumer Behavior in Phenomenology Perspectives
Authors: Lyudmila Demidyuk  , Iskandarsyah Siregar
Published: June 2023

This analysis is in the form of a conceptual analysis. The purpose of this paper is to find out the differences between Asian and European netizens. Asia and Europe have different numbers of netizens. Netizens in Asia have more numbers than netizens in Europe. Netizens in Asia and European netizens often use smartphones or tablets to buy products. Asia has substantial market potential in online business, while in Europe, several countries still need to improve social delivery networks and services. China, Japan, Korea and Southeast Asia are potential markets in Asia, while Germany, Poland, and Norway are potential markets in Europe. In conclusion, the online shopping behaviour of consumers in Asia and Europe is influenced by various factors, including demographics, cultural differences, payment methods, e-commerce platforms, mobile shopping, and cross-border shopping. Businesses catering to online shoppers must understand these differences to tailor their marketing strategies and provide a better online shopping experience. The phenomenological approach is used in research to support the importance of reading and understanding psychological conditions, financial physiology, and other market contexts
The Analysis of Factors Associated with Bronchopneumonia in Children Aged 1-5 Years
Authors: Wardani Arik Chistiyana , Kalsum Umi , Andraimi Rus
Published: June 2023

Children under five must receive protection to prevent diseases that can disrupt growth and development or even cause death. One of the diseases that attacks children is bronchopneumonia. Bronchopneumonia can also be triggered by several risk factors that increase morbidity and mortality. Pneumonia is divided into two major groups: intrinsic factors and extrinsic factors. This study aims to determine the factors associated with the incidence of bronchopneumonia in children aged 1–5 years at RSUD dr. Abdul Rivai Berau. This research is a quantitative study using observational analytic methods with a Cross Sectional Study design. There is a relationship between the results of statistical tests showing that there is a relationship between the economy, immunization, exclusive breastfeeding, air pollution, house ventilation and knowledge with Bronchopneumonia, while occupancy density has no relationship with Bronchopneumonia in Children.
The Effect of Counseling Training for Health Cadres on the Skills of Providing Information on Tuberculosis Treatment at Dempar Health Center, Nyuatan District, West Kutai Regency
Authors: Suviani Adriana , Pramono Joko Sapto , Mustaming
Published: June 2023

The success rate of tuberculosis treatment in East Kalimantan Province is still below the national target. This study aims to analyze the effect of counseling training on the skills of cadres in providing information on tuberculosis treatment at the Dempar Health Center. The research design was a quasi experiment without a control group. The training intervention was tuberculosis treatment counseling, cadre skills were measured before and after the intervention. Samples were taken as a total population of 40 respondents. Data analysis used the Wilcoxon test to determine the difference in the average pre and post intervention scores. The results showed that there was an increase in the ability of cadres to provide TB treatment counseling after being given training, p-value = 0.000 (< α = 0.05). The author concludes the need for counseling training for cadres to be able to provide information on tuberculosis treatment.
Analysis of Learning Motivation in the Implementation of “Kurikulum Merdeka Belajar Paket C” at PKBM Azizi Medan
Authors: Sitinjak Tiurma
Published: June 2023

The purpose of this study was to analyze the motivation to learn in implementing the “kurikulum merdeka belajar paket C” at PKBM Azizi Medan. This study used a qualitative approach with a descriptive method where the subjects in this study were PKBM Azizi Medan managers. Data collection was carried out by observation, interview and documentation methods. Based on the results of research at PKBM Azizi Medan, the application of learning motivation in implementing the independent learning curriculum at PKBM Azizi Medan, namely: 1) Giving freedom to citizens studying at PKBM Azizi in optimizing their talents; 2) Learning residents in PKBM are still adapting to the independent learning curriculum because learning residents are still experiencing culture shock with the continuing curriculum changes; 3) The learning motivation of learning residents begins to emerge from themselves since the implementation of the independent learning curriculum; 4) Lack of infrastructure to support learning motivation in the independent learning curriculum at PKBM Azizi.
Analysis of the Effect of Gross Regional Domestic Product and Human Development Index on Poverty in North Sumatra 2013 – 2022
Authors: Manik Lastiara Agmonaria Veronica , Pardede Nova Novita , Tampubolon Jeremi Putranta
Published: June 2023

This study The aim of this study was to determine the effect of the Gross Regional Domestic Product and the Human Development Index on Poverty in North Sumatra in 2013-2022. The data used in this study is quantitative data sourced from secondary data obtained from the official website of the Central Government. Central Bureau of Statistics of North Sumatra. The method used in this study is multiple linear regression analysis with the help of e-views 10 software. The results show that GRDP has a negative and insignificant effect on Poverty in North Sumatra in 2013 - 2022, while HDI has a positive and insignificant effect on Poverty in Sumatra North in 2013 - 2022.
PPP as a Creative Financing Innovation in The Financing of Makassar Parepare Railway Infrastructure
Authors: Adam Helmi , Wang Henny , Fauziah Mega , Suhadi Octen
Published: June 2023

Provision of infrastructure is needed to accelerate economic growth, improve people's welfare, and realize the availability of better public services. The involvement of the private sector as an innovation in infrastructure development will create better public services. The Government of Indonesia introduced the Public - Private Partnership (”PPP”) scheme in the provision of infrastructure to provide a room for the Government to cooperate with the private sector based on the principle of proportional risk allocation. The PPP project with the Availability Payment (AP) scheme is something new in Indonesia. PT Celebes Railway Indonesia (PT CRI) with its project" Makassar-Parepare Railway " is the first project to use this scheme.
Expediting Sustainable Implementation of Safety Measures and Risk Reduction Management
Authors: Edwin Jo M. Jardin  , Jennifer B. Carillo
Published: June 2023

This study assessed the implementation of safety measures and risk reduction management in Consolatrix College of Toledo City, Inc., Cebu. This study determined the respondents’ age, gender, highest educational attainment, length of years of involvement in CCTC, safety trainings attended.This study assessed the implementation of safety measures, provision of safety facilities and trainings. This study also analyzed the attitude of the respondents towards the school’s implementation of safety management. The findings were taken from 75 respondents composed of 5 administrators, 10 teachers, employees, parents and 40 students. A descriptive research design was used. This study revealed that most of the respondents were adults, female, have at least baccalaureate degree, have been connected to CCTC for more than 5 years and have attended safety trainings. Safety measures were implemented. However, the giving of penalties for breaking safety rules was observed to have less extent.  Safety facilities were available and safety trainings were also provided.  Still, the provision of adequate budget for safety education was in less extent.  The respondents have positive attitude towards the implementation of safety management systems
Leadership Post the Covid-19 Pandemic: Organization Perspective
Authors: Endah Suci Damayanti  , Agus Dharmanto  , Ardo Dwitanto  , Tri Widyastuti
Published: June 2023

The purpose of this scientific article is to provide an input on leadership after the covid 9 pandemic from the organizational side with material for comparing the results of related scientific articles, The research method used is qualitative using literature studies from existing scientific articles discussing leadership after covid 19, below will be displayed a metric table of scientific articles that make findings related to leadership as follows,  The results of research on leadership results  in the post-Covid 19 pandemic, various leadership styles that exist in organizations used such as transformational leadership, holistic leadership, leadership in the field of education, leadership in the field of hospitality, leadership in government organizations, post covid 19 pandemic leadership roles in each organization with the leadership abilities of each individual. Studies from several researchers (Fernandez & Shaw, 2020), (Zhao et al., 2020), (Glenn et al., 2020), (Dirani et al., 2020), (Anholon et al., 2020), (Craig & Amernic, 2020), (Wilson, 2020) are in accordance with the expectations of these researchers and scientific articles
Cross Ownership and Licensing Incentive
Authors: Ayu Sasni Munte
Published: June 2023

In a homogeneous good Cournot duopoly, a firm owns a cost-reducing technology and shares his ownership to its rival. We show that optimal output of firm 1 is lower under licensing than under no licensing but optimal output of firm 2 is higher under licencing than under no licensing. Superior firm will license its superior technology to firm 2 depends on how effective the technology is.
Sales Fluctuations to Maintain Profits at Alif Frozen Food Stores
Authors: Andini Nur Paujiah  , Raihani Salsabila  , Santi Pertiwi Hari Sandi  , Dwi Epty Hidayaty
Published: June 2023

Industrial visits to Alif Frozen Food stores were carried out to compare fluctuations in sales before the covid 19 pandemic and during the covid 19 pandemic and what strategies were used by the Alif Frozen Food store to continue to maintain profits with descriptive methods in the form of observations and interviews with store owners. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on various business sectors, including Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (UMKM) such as Alif Frozen Food Stores. Fluctuations in sales of frozen food at the Alif Frozen Food Store experienced a slight increase during the covid pandemic, with the implementation of a sales strategy to continue to maintain profits. The sales strategy to maintain profits in the form of changing the function of the kiosk at the Alif Frozen Food store has helped the store survive during the pandemic, minimize losses and be able to increase sales fluctuations. MSMEs in the frozen food sector such as Alif Frozen Food play an important role in Indonesia's economic development. Therefore, a sales strategy must always be applied to MSMEs to continue to increase sales fluctuations and increase economic growth.
Implementation of Directive Functions in Children's Literature Written by Authors of Children Aged 7-12 Years
Authors: Mawanti Cholis , Simanjuntak Nensy Megawati , Suyatno  , Darni
Published: June 2023

A work of fiction made by a child is an extraordinary gift. The child's ability to imagine and put that imagination into a series of stories is an invaluable value of the archipelago's wealth. A work made by children aged 6-12 years became one of the riches of Indonesian literature which eventually developed and was called children's literature. Children's literature is rich in values and messages. Children's literature is also rich in directive functions. This study found that in children's literature there are many directive functions conveyed by the author through his work. The various directive functions contained in children's fiction are representations of real life experienced by characters or writers in their daily routines. The richer the directive function in children's fiction, the richer the message conveyed by the author, implicitly or explicitly
Profitability Moderation on the Effect of Tax Avoidance on Company Value
Authors: Ria
Published: June 2023

Taxes are a burden on corporations that eat into corporate profits, whereas taxes on a country are revenues that are used to pay for government spending. These differences motivate companies to manage their tax liabilities. Corporate values ​​are also influenced by high corporate profitability. The purpose of the study is whether tax avoidance affects firm value and whether weakening profitability increases the effect of tax avoidance on firm value. The study will be conducted from April 1 to July 1, 2022. The underlying theories of this research are agency theory and signaling theory. The subjects of this study include 14 multinational companies registered on the Indonesian Stock Exchange during the period 2017-2021, representing a sample of 70 companies. The data analysis techniques used were descriptive, pooled, classical hypothesis testing, simple linear regression analysis test, moderate regression analysis (MRA), test f, test t, and r2. Data obtained from (www.idx.co.id) and (www.idnfinancials). Research shows that tax avoidance has a significant positive impact on firm value. At the same time, modest profitability does not significantly increase the effect of tax avoidance on firm value
Predicting the Height through Palm Length: a Mathematical Model
Authors: Stephen Raymund T. Jinon
Published: June 2023

A mathematical modelling was conducted to determine if palm length could predict male height. The study was conducted using 40 not obese male of different ages in the year 2020. Their palm length was measured using a ruler and their height were measured using a standard tape measure. This study is an attempt to find the relationship between palm length and height and to give an alternative way to measure a height using other body parts, in this study the palm length. A linear regression analysis was used after the palm length and height were measured. It was found out that palm length could predict the height and the height is approximately nine times the palm length with 97.6% accuracy. It was recommended to study other body parts that could determine the height
Fulfilment of Information Needs on Families in Intensive Care Unit
Authors: Zahara Farhan  , Sulastini  , Devi Ratnasari  , Ary Aprian
Published: June 2023

The presence of family members being treated in the intensive care unit can trigger worry and anxiety for the family so that information about the patient's condition related to care and treatment is a very important aspect for the family. The purpose of this study is to find out the description of fulfilling the information needs of families in the intensive care unit. The research design is quantitative descriptive, the sample of this study is family members who are responsible for the patient, totaling 35 respondents, the sampling technique uses purposive sampling, the research instrument uses the Critical Care Need Family Inventory (CCFNI), data analysis uses mean score. The results showed that almost all of the aspects of fulfilling the information needs about the patient's condition in the family 80% were fulfilled, the aspects of fulfilling the information needs about the action of treatment and the duration of treatment for majority 74.5% were fulfilled, and the aspects of fulfilling the information needs about the length of care and treatment 51.4% were fulfilled. The performance of doctors, nurses and other health workers is an important role for families in intensive care unit
Analysis of Teacher Limitations in Using Thematic Learning Media at SD Negeri 101771 Tembung
Authors: Ayu Widya Ningsih  , Handini Avantika Hasibuan  , Rahmi Khairani Ritonga  , Suhail Anshari  , Laurensia M. Perangin Angin
Published: June 2023

Education is considered as one way to improve the quality, dignity and human dignity. Efforts to improve the quality of education are carried out so that national education goals can be achieved. The national education system can be realized, so there needs to be good cooperation from all learning components that are interconnected so that they are suitable for their purposes where the learning components consist of: curriculum, teachers, students, methods, media, and evaluation. The purpose of this study was to find out the causes of teacher limitations in using thematic learning media at SD Negeri 101771 Tembung. This research was conducted at SD Negeri 101771 Tembung. This research is a qualitative descriptive study which describes the Analysis of Limitations of Teachers in Using Thematic Learning Media at SD Negeri 101771 Tembung. The method used is interviews and questionnaires as a source of primary data and secondary data. From the research carried out, it was found that in the analysis of the use of Thematic learning media at SDN 101771, teachers still have limitations. Education requires teachers (teachers) who are able to create a conducive and more interesting atmosphere. Teachers still think that using learning media really requires time and money. Teachers also feel less interested in using learning media. Under these conditions, the teacher must not only provide the existing media or allow the limitations of the media to remain.
Diagnostic accuracy of total echo score and total commissural morphology score for the prediction of outcome after percutaneous transvenous mitral commissurotomy (PTMC)
Authors: Tehseen Javed Tehseen Javed , Syeda Rubab Zahra Syeda Rubab Zahra , Imrana Nawaz Imrana Nawaz , Shirjeel Murtaza Shirjeel Murtaza , Sheikh Kiran Iftikhar , Rabea Rashed Rabea Rashed
Published: June 2023

INTRODUCTION: Percutaneous transvenous mitral commissurotomy (PTMC), a procedure that treats certain individuals with mitral stenosis, is now frequently used as an alternative to closed surgical mitral commissurotomy (CMC). Cardiologists disagree on which is superior when comparing the total echo score (also known as the Wilkin's score) and the commissural morphology score (TC) for predicting excellent and bad outcomes of PTMC procedures. Therefore, we created this study so that a good predictive score can be used in the future with supporting data before PTMC.

AIMS & OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the diagnostic efficacy of the total echo score and the total commissural morphology score for the prognosis following percutaneous transvenous mitral commissurotomy (PTMC).

MATERIALS & METHODS: This research was a cross-sectional analysis of patients at the Punjab Institute of Cardiology. This research took place over the course of 6 months, from August 20, 2014 to February 20, 2015. A total of 110 participants participated in the study.

RESULTS: The mean age of patients in this study was 43.80 ± 14.18 years with 49(44.5%) males and 61(55.5%) female patients in this study. According to operational definition success of procedure was seen in 103(93.6%) of the patients while 7(6.4%) had unsuccessful procedure. On comparing Total Echo score and “successful procedure” the sensitivity and specificity of Total echo score was 83.5% and 85.71% while PPV and NPV were 98.85% and 26.09% respectively with diagnostic accuracy of 83.64%. The sensitivity and specificity of Commissural score was 92.23% and 57.14% while PPV and NPV were 96.94% and 36.33% respectively with diagnostic accuracy of 90%.

CONCLUSION: Total ECO score has high sensitivity, specificity and over diagnostic accuracy but total commissural morphology score has high sensitivity but with less specificity with high diagnostic score. So total echo score can be used as predictive tool for outcome of PTMC in our population

KEYWORDS: Rheumatic Heart Disease, Mitral Stenosis, PTMC, Mitral Commissurotomy
Editorial: Stress Can Lead to Cardiovascular Disease
Authors: Jalaludin Jalaludin
Published: June 2023

Stress is something that affects all of us and when we do not take time to handle our stress, it can lead to some serious health issues. 1

We face daily stressors in life as it is a reaction of our body to any change from outside or inside of the body which can be positive limited to a short period of time such as arranging an event, preparing for exam which can motivate us to study more or it can be negative when we hear about anyone suddenly feeling ill in family or an accident and some stressors when they persist for too long and generate due to lack of coping skills, begin to affect our physical wellness and mental wellness, with the first and immediate reactions being cardiovascular where heart rate goes up, blood pressure goes up and sweating starts or muscle spasm, and long term affects can cause damage to the arteries of the heart and the rest of body due to shear stress inside arteries, diabetes millets, anxiety and depression. 2,3

These can certainly contribute to high blood pressure, can lead to adrenaline and cortisol secretions in our bodies which increase our cholesterol levels and can trigger insulin resistance which can lead to diabetes, smoking can be aggravated as for many smoking is a stress reducer though it’s not a healthy stress reducer, emotional responses in eating and excessive stress increases craving for unhealthy food and that it can contribute to obesity. While stress from grief can trigger a problem known as stress induced cardiomyopathy (Takotsubo cardiomyopathy or "Broken Heart Syndrome”) 4 mainly occurs in females aged 60 to 80 years, which cause temporary change in heart structure and its function, luckily more than 95% of patients do recover from stress induced cardiomyopathy with two or four weeks.

Who is more stressed?

Women are more likely than men (28% vs. 20%) to report having a great deal of stress.5

How do I manage stress?

The first steps is awareness and solely think about the present moment, engaging with the present moment, delaying judgment, paying attention to environment around us and following the basic stress management principles which are gratitude, compassion/love, acceptance, higher meaning, forgiveness.

Adequate healthy diet including more vitamin c, magnesium, omega, avoiding junk and fast food, adequate hydration, a healthy sleep cycle and adequate sleep of 6 to 8 hours per 24 hours, in which night sleep should not be replaced with day.  Physical activity of 30 minutes in the form of walk or jogging keeps us not only physically fit but also mentally up to the mark. Talk to family members with whom you feel relaxed to share thoughts and feelings, use all senses to bring oneself back in present from past and future stressful thinking with the most important attempt is to involve your own self in others happiness to be relaxed. 6,7

Proper follow up and care of long standing illness control of blood pressure, healthy lifestyle and engaging in healthy activities has a positive influence on life.
Contacts for SiC nano-microwatt energy converters
Authors: Gurskaya A. V. , Dolgopolov M. V. , Rajapov S. A. , Chepurnov V. I.
Published: June 2023

The aim of this investigation is to consider the internal processes in the contact zone of the semiconductor
with radionuclide microalloying: the diffusion of atoms during endotaxy, the diffusion of atoms after the decay of
radionuclides, the formation of electrons and the material features arising from such diffusion. The DFT approach
in this paper is aimed at obtaining evidence of the vacancy mechanism of diffusion. Radionuclide atoms diffuse
into the growing layer of silicon carbide on silicon at the level of isoelement microalloying, forming, depending
on the phase, effects that energetically manifest themselves as the effect of the «inner sun», which is the source
of the spectrum of primary electrons and secondary electron-hole pairs at ionization losses. This is due to the
interaction with the electrons of the shells of neighboring atoms, generating secondary electrons and holes in
the region of spatial charge, carried by built-in electric fields.
Velocity distributions of forward moving fragments in heavy-ion collisions at Fermi energies
Authors: Mikhailova T.I. , Erdemchimeg B. , Sereda Yu.M.
Published: June 2023

Heavy-ion-induced projectile fragmentation reactions at Fermi energies are of interest to investigate the properties
of nuclei far from the valley of stability, nuclear potentials, to get knew knowledge about nuclear equation of state.
Isotopes far from stability line can be useful for various applications. It is therefore of interest to predict relative
yields of isotopes and their energies with high precision. Here we treat such reactions in a microscopic approach,
which consists of several steps: initialization of ground states of the colliding nuclei, dynamical evolution until
the freeze-out point where the primary fragments can be identified, calculation of the excitation energy of
the primary fragments, and their de-excitation. For the dynamical evolution we use a Boltzmann–Vlasov type
transport equation, and for the de-excitation a statistical multi-fragmentation description. We apply this approach
to collisions of projectile nuclei 40Ar on target 9Be at energy 36.5 A MeV, obtain isotope distributions and velocity
spectra of the produced isotopes and compare the results of our calculations to experimental data obtained at
COMBAS set-up in JINR.
A novel approach for taking into account the zero-point oscillations in calculating heavy-ion fusion cross-sections
Authors: Chushnyakova M. V. , Gontchar I. I.
Published: June 2023

Earlier in the literature it was shown that accounting for the zero-point oscillations (ZPO) of the shape of colliding atomic nuclei results in significant increasing of the calculated sub-barrier capture (fusion) crosssections. However, calculations of such kind were performed in a simplified way with the schematic nucleus– nucleus potential. The purpose of the present paper is to estimate in an accurate way the sub-barrier capture cross-sections in collisions between oxygen-16 and spherical nuclei with the realistic potential and to compare the calculated cross-sections with the experimental data. Nucleus-nucleus potential is obtained within the doublefolding model with Paris M3Y nucleon–nucleon effective forces. The nucleon densities are taken from the IAEA data base (they are calculated using the Hartree–Fock–Bogoliubov method and approximated by two-parameter Fermi profile). The transmission coefficients are calculated within the WKB approximation below the Coulomb barrier and within parabolic barrier approximation above it. A novel approach for taking into account the ZPO without any fitting parameters is proposed. It is demonstrated that ignoring the ZPO results in underestimating the experimental data whereas accounting for ZPO improves the agreement of the calculated cross-sections with the experimental ones.
Some progress in voltammetric methods to detect malachite green in real samples using carbon electrodes
Authors: Nanjappa Madhusudan Dasnur , Jayaprakash Gururaj Kudur
Published: June 2023

Carbon electrode materials have generated considerable research interest in recent years due to their ease of use, higher charge transfer kinetics, and cost-effectiveness. Malachite green (MG) is an organic compound with metallic-looking powdered green crystals, which got its name from the color of malachite. MG can be easily converted to leuco-malachite green, a colorless form (LMG). Because both MG forms are dangerous for human health, detecting them in the environment is important. Many researchers across the globe worked on MG detection using various techniques, and this article provides brief information on their results. In this review article, some specific information about electrochemical detection techniques, which are frequently employed for MG determination, is discussed. This review highlights some advances in voltammetric methods using carbon-based electrodes such as glassy carbon, carbon paste, pencil graphite, and their chemically modified forms in various configurations that can be used for the electrochemical detection of MG. Some of the future scopes in using these advanced, carbon-based electrodes in MG determination are also discussed.
Research on the Integrated Development of Ideological and Political Education and Emergency Management in the Post-EPIDEMIC Era
Authors: Qiang Peijie , Dou Hongli
Published: June 2023

The development of ideological and political education in the new era should constantly carry out self-innovation under the condition of adapting to the new situation and new requirements. Up to now, the phased results of the previous response to the new crown pneumonia epidemic have demonstrated China's institutional advantages and governance effectiveness. But at the same time, it also found that ideological and political education in the public health emergency management gap, this is the social environment and reality needs to give ideological and political education to the new era requirements, under the clear requirements, follow the psychological development law and crisis change law of people in the crisis period, explore the integration and development of ideological and political education and public health emergency management, is the key to the new era of ideological and political education to adapt to social development, but also the embodiment of the innovative development of public health emergency management.
Predictive data mining models in the tests of propelling charges
Authors: Ampuła Dariusz
Published: June 2023

In the article, in the introduction, the concept of predictive data mining models and was defined and the purpose of the article was specified. Then, the method of building predic-tive models was characterized and the elements of ammunition were indicated, the test results of which were prepared for the building of models, and the types of ammunition in which the propellant charge is present were indicated. The results of building four data mining models are presented. Predictive models for C&RT, CHAID and exhaustive CHAID decision trees were designed and built. The fourth model analyzed was the SANN model, i.e. the model of neural networks. For each of the tree models, a schema of the designed tree, the rate of false predictions and the parameters of goodness of fit of the built models are shown. For the SANN model, the parameters of the selected neural network were addi-tionally characterized. An analysis of the built models was made and, based on the ob-tained results, the best designed predictive data mining model was indicated. At the end, the graphical form of the workspace predefined by the GC Advanced Comprehensive Classifiers project is shown.
The new concept for the heavy vehicles crossing in the large lowland riverbeds in the North East Strategic Direction
Authors: Ostrowski Piotr , Utratna-Żukowska Marta
Published: June 2023

The current method of crossing river channels by heavy vehicles involves engineering equipment such as the Motorized Floating Bridge. It has high efficiency when crossing regulated channels of large European Lowland rivers with stable hydrological conditions. In the case of unregulated rivers of the Polish Lowlands, this concept needs to be modified due to the high variability of water levels and the shape of the river bottom. This paper presents a new approach to crossing the channels of large lowland rivers by heavy vehicles. It is based on hydrological analyses and experience gained during many years of hydrographic, geological, and geomorphological studies conducted at the Department of Hydraulic Engineering and Applied Geology of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW).
Impact of land use and land cover dynamics on urban heat island in the Sunyani Municipality using satellite remote sensing
Authors: Osei Jeff Dacosta , Damoah-Afari Peter , Yevugah Lily Lisa , Mensah Caleb , Prempeh Nana Agyemang
Published: June 2023

The rapid urbanization coupled with tremendous growth in population and built-up areas in the cities has led to issues associated with global climate change impacts such as urban heat islands. This study is concerned with the spatial impact of the dynamics of urbanisation on urban heat island (UHI) in the Sunyani Municipality using Satellite Remote Sensing techniques. Sunyani municipal is a growing area in Ghana with increasing population and urbanisation. Many people in Ghana are moving to settle in Sunyani for different purposes. In this process, vegetated areas have been converted to urban areas and this has led to a reduction in the vegetation cover and increased the urban temperature in the municipality. Therefore, there is a need for a study on how the dynamics in the land use and land cover (LULC) in the municipal are contributing to urban heat. The main aim of this research is to identify the impact of LULC dynamics on UHI using multi-temporal Landsat images from 2001 to 2021 with a 5-year epoch in the Sunyani Municipal. Landsat images acquired over Sunyani and its environs for the period from 2001 to 2021 with a 5-year epoch, were download freely from the USGS Earth Explorer website. These images were pre-processed in QGIS 3.16 using the Semi-automatic classification plugin (SCP). The pre-processed images were classified using the Random Forest (RF) algorithm. The supervised classification was done using the semi-automatic classification plugin in QGIS 3.16. This study considered two (2) classes (urban and vegetation). The thermal infrared bands of the Landsat images were used to compute the land surface temperature (LST) for each year, starting from 2001 up to 2021, at a 5-year interval. The standard deviation and mean LST were extracted and used to extract all the UHIs in the municipality. Regression analyses were used to determine the impact of LULC dynamics on LST and UHIs in the Sunyani Municipality. The analysis yielded a strong impact with an R-squared value of 75% and 77% for UHI and LST respectively. The vegetated covers yielded a strong negative correlation with UHIs while Urbanisation yielded a strong positive correlation with the intensity of UHIs. On the other hand, Vegetation reduced the intensity of UHIs in the municipality. This gives a clear understanding of how dynamics in urbanisation and vegetation are affecting UHIs in the Sunyani Municipality. A Linear model was developed for LULC dynamics, LST and UHIs in the Sunyani municipality.  It was concluded that LULC dynamics have a strong impact on UHI. It is recommended that the environmental Agencies in the Municipality should ensure the protection of the vegetated areas as well as improve the green areas in the Municipality to minimize urban heat.
A EFICIÊNCIA DAS AÇÕES REALIZADAS NO COMBATE ÀS QUEIMADAS NO AMAZONAS E SUA CORRELAÇÃO COM INTERNAÇÕES POR DOENÇAS RESPIRATÓRIAS: PERÍODO DE 2015 A 2022
Authors: Da Costa Felipe Azevedo , Roberto José Carlos Alves , Souto Sistina Pereira , Lima Suelen Costa
Published: June 2023

No Estado do Amazonas as queimadas têm sido crescente durante os últimos anos, para combatê-las, ações são realizadas por órgãos ambientais, de modo a minimizar as ocorrências e os seus efeitos na saúde humana. Este trabalhou objetivou verificar se essas ações realizadas foram positivas, precisamente entre os anos 2015 a 2022 e comparar com os casos de doenças respiratórias nesse mesmo período, para verificação foi utilizado à pesquisa bibliográfica, análise documental e dados quantitativos publicados, comparando as ações e os números de ocorrências no período estipulado. Os resultados obtidos mostram que a atuação dos órgãos ambientais com as ações não foram relevantes em reduzir os focos de incêndios, através da análise comparativa anual de focos de queimadas, houve uma variação nos anos de 2015 a 2018 com um aumento expressivo em 2020, no caso das internações houve uma diminuição no ano de 2016 e 2020 comparado aos anos anteriores e ocorrendo um aumento significativo no ano de 2022 pelo aumento dos focos das queimadas, este efeito pode ter sido estimulado pela falta de investimento em projetos novos e melhoria nos projetos ativos, desligamentos de planos de ação, ausência de tecnologias e a falta de efetivo das políticas públicas para um cumprimento mais rigoroso das leis ambientais.
EFEITOS DA ALIENAÇÃO PARENTAL NA PANDEMIA
Authors: Arnhold Gabriela Elisabeth
Published: June 2023

O presente artigo reflete sobre os efeitos da alienação parental no direito de família e na própria dinâmica familiar, durante o distanciamento social ocasionado pela pandemia mundial casada pelo vírus da Covid-19. Conceituou-se os termos alienação parental, bem como elucidou-se os aspectos relevantes sobre a temática.
Lipid-lowering treatment and LDL-C goal attainment in high and very high cardiovascular risk patients: Evidence from the SANTORINI study-The Italian experience
Authors: Arca Marcello , Calabrò Paolo , Solini Anna , Pirillo Angela , Gambacurta Rosanna , Ray Kausik K. , Catapano Alberico L. , the SANTORINI Italian Group* the SANTORINI Italian Group*
Published: June 2023

The SANTORINI study is an observational study that enrolled 9602 adult individuals at high or very high cardiovascular (CV) risk across Europe, aimed at providing information on the current status of the management of dyslipidaemias, in light of the most recent 2019 EAS/ESC guidelines. Italy participated in the study with 1977 patients, 1531 (77.4%) of whom were classified at very high CV risk and 446 (22.6%) at high CV risk. Overall, in the Italian population, 79.31% of the patients had a history of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD). At enrolment, the mean level of LDL-C in the total population was 98.4 mg/dL. LDL-C levels were lower in the very high-risk group (94.6 mg/dL) than in the high-risk group (111.4 mg/dL). Considering the therapeutic goals recommended by the most recent 2019 ESC/EAS guidelines (LDL-C <55 mg/dL or <70 mg/dL respectively in very high or high-risk patients, respectively), only 20.3% of the overall study population achieved such goals (19.9% of very high-risk patients and 21.8% of high-risk patients). About one-third of the patients included in the study (32.6%) were not prescribed any therapy, one-third received statin monotherapy (34.4%), and only one-third (33%) were taking combination therapy; these percentages were comparable in the two risk subgroups. Based on the most recent 2019 ESC/EAS guidelines, the use of cholesterol-lowering therapies is not always optimal to achieve the therapeutic goals even in patients with very high CV risk. This means that about 80% of patients are far from the recommended therapeutic goals for their risk category.
Cereus aethiops Haw. (Cactaceae) nueva cita para Paraguay
Authors: Pin Ferreira Ana Beatriz , Rodríguez Montiel Liz , Friesen Ratzlaff Verena
Published: June 2023

Se presenta una especie poco conocida en nuestro país. Su distribución se enmarca en el ecosistema chaqueño seco. En el 2017 se realizó la primera colecta botánica para este país, depositada en el herbario de la Colonia Fernheim (Filadelfia). En el 2021 se realizó una nueva colecta y se buscaron registros de la misma en territorio paraguayo en bases de datos electrónicas de herbarios extranjeros. Con este trabajo se confirma la presencia de C. aethiops en Paraguay (Departamento de Boquerón); se amplía la información botánica, fenológica y ecológica; se menciona el uso por poblaciones humanas; se presenta un mapa preliminar de distribución. Se presume que C. aethiops podría ser un híbrido entre C. forbesii Otto ex C. F. Först. y Monvillea spegazzinii (F.A.C. Weber) Britton & Rose.