bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
An Analysis and Design of Adaptive Assessment System for Manufacturing Industry 4.0 Implementation in Indonesia
Authors: Asrol Muhammad , Alamsjah Firdaus , Olivia Marrissa , Suharjito  , Harito Christian , Syafrudin Muhammad
Published: September 2023

The implementation of Industry 4.0 technology has developed rapidly. Despite its development, Indonesia is still nascent and requires some implementation monitoring in its priority industries. This study aims to design a system for assessing the readiness of implementing Industry 4.0 in priority manufacturing industries in Indonesia. A Fuzzy Inference System framework with six main dimensions has been developed to assess the level of readiness for Industry 4.0 in priority manufacturing industries. The six assessment dimensions are Legal Consideration, Products and Service, Manufacturing and Operations, Strategy and Organization, Supply Chain, and Business Model. These dimensions have been developed into a complete assessment system for evaluating the level of readiness for implementing Industry 4.0. Validation of the system has shown that the multi-dimensional assessment system can provide appropriate assessment results to assess the level of readiness for Industry 4.0 in priority manufacturing industries.
Developing cookies containing Chlorella: Proximate composition, carotenoid content, and sensory acceptance
Authors: Fadila Alifia Nurul , Widyaningrum Dwiyantari
Published: September 2023

Chlorella is a unicellular alga that contains high nutritional and bioactive compounds, especially protein and carotenoids. Therefore, it is potential as the ingredient for functional food. This study aimed to develop a cookie product with the addition of Chlorella. Besides, we also investigate the effect of Chlorella addition at the various concentration on cookies on the chemical properties and consumer acceptance. Analysis of chemical properties included proximate and total carotenoid content. A 9-point hedonic test determined consumer acceptance. The results were statistically analyzed by one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA). The results showed that the addition of Chlorella significantly increased the protein content but decreased the carbohydrate content (by difference). The addition of Chlorella also significantly increased the total carotenoid content. The highest carotenoid was reached by cookies containing 3% Chlorella with the content of 51.97±0.49 μg/g. The cookies containing a 1% concentration of Chlorella had the highest overall acceptance (7.19 “Like moderately”), which were influenced by the acceptance of aroma, taste, and after taste.
Age estimation through facial images using Deep CNN Pretrained Model and Particle Swarm Optimization
Authors: Muliawan Nicholas Hans , Angky Edbert Valencio , Prasetyo Simeon Yuda
Published: September 2023

There has been a lot of recent study on age estimates utilizing different optimization techniques, architecture models, and diverse strategies with some variations. However, accuracy improvement in age estimation studies remains a challenge due to the inability of traditional approaches to effectively capture complex facial features and variations. Therefore, this study investigates the usage of Particle Swarm Optimization in Deep CNN models to improve accuracy. The focus of the study is on exploring different feature extractors for the age estimation task, utilizing pre-trained CNN models such as VGG16, VGG19, ResNet50, and Xception. The proposed approach utilizes PSO to optimize the hyperparameters of a custom output layer for age detection in regression. The PSO algorithm searches for the optimal combination of model hyperparameters that minimize the age estimation error. This study shows that fine-tuning a model can lead to improvements in its performance, with the VGG19 model achieving the best performance after fine-tuning. Additionally, the PSO process was able to find sets of hyperparameters that were on par or even better than the initial hyperparameters. The best result can be seen in VGG19 architecture with loss of 86.181, MAE of 6.693, and MAPE of 38.462. Out of the twelve experiments conducted, it was observed that the utilization of Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) offered distinct advantages in terms of achieving better results for age estimation. However, it is important to note that the execution time for these experiments was considerably longer when employing PSO.
The Effect of Financial Literacy, Investment Decision, and Overconfidence on Mental Accounting in The Term of Investing in Cryptocurrency
Authors: Suriadi Alexander , Wibawa Andreas Dongan , Hendratno Setiani Putri
Published: September 2023

Investment is a financial activity known by many people. With the advance of technology, people can now invest in digital currency. The purpose of this study is we would like to know the factors affecting mental accounting. Whether financial literacy, investment decision, and overconfidence affect mental accounting regarding investment activities in cryptocurrency. To do this, we use a quantitative method with six-point Likert scale questionnaires as a measurement to collect samples. The questionnaires are shared with individuals from different regions that have or do not have an experience in investing activities. In addition, the demographic is further categorized into age, gender, and education level. We got 279 samples, mainly from Southeast Asia and a few from East Asia, Europe, and North America. The data will be processed using SEM-PLS software to conduct the result. The finding implies that investing in cryptocurrency is strongly affected by the investor’s behaviour, such as mental accounting. Overconfidence is a significant factor contributing to investors’ mental accounting and investment decisions, while financial literacy is only associated with decision-making and not related to mental accounting.
Web-Based Employee Competence Database Design
Authors: Indriwan Fathir Ma’ruf , Yossy Emny Harna
Published: September 2023

One of the challenges faced in this era includes current information, namely the handling and management of big data related to employee company information. The training and development section still uses programs that are not yet integrated, which impacts the slow process of tracing the required staffing data to process staffing big data. For this reason, Web-Based Employee Competency Database Application is designed as an integrated platform that can simplify and speed up the process of managing, storing, and tracking big data related to employee data, monthly training, and planning annual training for each employee of the division. The methods used are waterfall, Unified Modelling Language diagrams, Entity Relationship Diagrams, Blackbox testing, User Acceptance Testing, and the Eight Golden Rules. The results of the research are applications that are used as integrated platforms that speed up the process of managing, storing, and tracking employee competency data with features developed, such as user profile menus, employee data, monthly training, and annual training planning. Overall, it successfully meets the specifications required by the training & development section. All functions in each menu have been tested without failure according to the user’s access rights and meet the good development rules for the user.
Comparison of dilemma zone length for car drivers between PTV Vissim and visual observation
Authors: Prahara Eduardi , Hakim Bagus , Arofah Muhammad
Published: September 2023

There is a zone known as the dilemma zone located on each arm of a signalized intersection, where in this zone, the vehicle at the start of the yellow light is hesitant to stop safely, before the stop line or continues past the intersection with the start of the red light. In the dilemma zone, there is a decision to go through the intersection at the risk of colliding with a car coming from the other arm, or a decision to stop suddenly which might result in a rear-end collision. The longer the dilemma zone, the higher the risk that the driver will pass through the intersection. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to compare the results between visual observations and PTV Vissim results regarding the yellow light dilemma zone for 3 seconds at the 4-arm intersection for car drivers. using the Gaziz method. The dilemma zone for passenger cars from visual observation compared to PTV Vissim simulation has a result of 55% longer with a distance of 6,15m to 28,65 m, where PTV Vissim shows a distance of 2,79 m to 11,25 m. This distance is based on the denser traffic situation during peak hour.
Application of VR in Furniture Connection Learning for Interior Design Students
Authors: Pramalystianto Andhika , Permana Frihandhika , Safitri Bela Ayu , Firnandi Muhammad Julfan
Published: September 2023

This study aims to provide information about virtual reality media that can be used as information about interior learning, especially furniture joints. This project uses an experimental method to create a prototype in the form of virtual reality in which there will be several furniture connections that can be used as learning media. This study uses the main software, namely Unity, which is used as the basic software in virtual reality, as well as additional software that is used as a furniture connection modelling application. Its implementation will later use additional hardware, namely oculus. The results obtained from this study are that student’s interest in the learning process using new media, is more interesting because it can create different alternative learning media than before, by using virtual reality facilities. The use of virtual reality in furniture connections provides significant benefits to students in the learning process. It removes the physical barrier of choosing a good joint to use and helps users make better decisions. As virtual reality technology continues to evolve, it is hoped that a more realistic and immersive furniture joinery learning experience will become more accessible and provide greater benefits to all involved.
The Influence of Perceived Authenticity and Price Fairness on The Purchase Intention at Samwon House Restaurant Jakarta
Authors: Shane Louis , Kesuma Audryan , Kusumawardhana Indra
Published: September 2023

This study aims to determine the effect of perceived authenticity and price fairness on the desire to try Korean food at the Samwon House restaurant in Jakarta. The sampling technique used is purposive sampling. This research is included in quantitative research. This study’s data source is primary data. Data was taken using a questionnaire distributed to respondents. This study has three variables: two independent variables, perceived authenticity and price fairness, and a dependent variable, willingness to try (purchase intention). This research method uses SPSS to analyse data according to research. This study investigates the impact of perceived authenticity and price fairness on consumers’ purchase intentions to try Korean food at Samwon House Restaurant in Jakarta. A survey was conducted among respondents who had experienced Korean cuisine. The results indicate that perceived authenticity and price fairness have a significant positive influence on purchase intention. Furthermore, price fairness was found to have a stronger effect on purchase intention than perceived authenticity. The findings suggest that Samwon House Restaurant can increase its purchase intention by enhancing perceived authenticity and maintaining price fairness. The study provides insights for marketers and practitioners in the food service industry to develop effective marketing strategies to attract consumers.
3D Printing for medical devices: Mini review and bibliometric study
Authors: Martawidjaja Marcel , Yemima Sharon , Hananda Nico , Kamul Azure , Prajitna Stefanus Hanifa , Harito Christian , Susanto Rudy
Published: September 2023

The technology of three-dimensional (3D) printing is transforming modern living. 3D printing has been a technical breakthrough because it can swiftly and precisely construct intricate and customized medical items. The study examines the pros and cons of technology as well as the possibilities of 3D printers for medical applications. The study includes bibliometric analysis based on previously published studies as well as a thorough examination of the literature. The paper examines both the benefits and drawbacks of 3D printing as it relates to medical devices. The numerous techniques and applications that can be applied, including stereolithography, fused deposition modeling, and digital light processing, are covered in the article. The outcomes of the systematic literature review demonstrate the possibilities for 3D-printed medical equipment in the fields of surgery, personal gadgets, and eco-friendly based materials. However, because of the delicate nature and intricacy of the materials, combining biodegradable polymers with biological components as a 3D printing material can be an eco-friendly alternative.
Optimizing Civil Contractor Selection for Sustainable Community Maintenance Projects Using Open Tender Systems
Authors: Loura Christhia Maria , Khair Fauzi , Wahyu Saputro Hanif
Published: September 2023

The maintenance of production facilities is crucial to ensure their safe operation and long-term sustainability. Therefore, selecting the right civil contractor is essential to ensure that the job is performed efficiently and cost-effectively by the most qualified contractor. Currently, the contractor selection process involves three elimination stages and is carried out by two different departments, which may lead to biased and inconsistent scoring. To overcome these issues, this study proposes using the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) method to select the highest-scoring contractor based on expert judgment criteria. The criteria and sub-criteria were determined through a focus group discussion with three experts, and each alternative analyzed with pairwise comparison, consistency index and calculation ratio. The results revealed that the technical criterion and commercial criterion were the highest-weighted criteria, while the administrative criterion was the lowest. Among the five pre-qualified contractors and fifteen sub-criteria evaluations, this study recommends PT NS as the highest scorer in the Project Maintenance Civil Community Open Tender System Selection. Therefore, it can be concluded that using the AHP method can increase the effectiveness and efficiency of difficult multi-criteria decision-making, especially in the open tender evaluation of criterion ranking of importance, resulting in sustainable maintenance of community projects.
The success factors of e-Filing implementation for Gen Z individual taxpayers in Indonesia: Based on the DeLone & McLean IS Success Model
Authors: Kaban Angelia Friska , Triyanto Febriyani , Prabowo Ilham Condro
Published: September 2023

E-filing is one of the most widely used information technology-based media for reporting the annual tax return (SPT) of individual taxpayers. The purpose of this study is to determine the success factors for implementing the e-filing system for Generation Z (Gen Z) using the DeLone & McLean IS Success Model. The data sampling method used was purposive sampling with a total of 100 Gen Z individual taxpayers in the Greater Jakarta area. The sample obtained from the online questionnaire is 100 taxpayers. Research data were analyzed using the SEM-PLS method. The results of the study show that information quality has a significant effect on use but does not have a significant effect on user satisfaction. System quality has a significant effect on use and user satisfaction. Use and user satisfaction can significantly affect net benefits. However, in the results of this study, service quality has no significant effect on use and user satisfaction.
Unravelling the Two-Step Flow: A Social Network Analysis of the Indonesia U-20 World Cup Cancellation Discourse
Authors: Mettadewi Amelia , Prawira Indra
Published: September 2023

The rejection of the Israeli national team at the Indonesian U-20 World Cup became controversial because FIFA cancelled Indonesia as the host of the U-20 World Cup. This rejection drew pros and cons from Indonesian society and became a hot conversation topic at the international level. This study examines and explores public social media conversations regarding the U-20 World Cup in Indonesia to determine the main actors who dominated the discussion concerning the cancellation of Indonesia as the host of the U- 20 World Cup. The research aims to identify the key focus of the discussion and the actors who initiated and drove the conversation. The Social Network Analysis method is employed, with data collection conducted using the Netlytic-based website software. A total of 12,314 tweets were obtained through Netlytic, and the results reveal the primary actors or nodes that dominated the discussion related to the issue of the Indonesia U-20 World Cup and the discourse surrounding the impact of the cancellation of Indonesia as the host of the U-20 World Cup.
Portable Augmented Reality installation with hologram special effect for kids’ education to learn everyday objects
Authors: Astriani Maria Seraphina , Bahana Raymond , Ahmad Arif Priyono Susilo , Yi Lee Huey
Published: September 2023

The utilization of Information Technology has a great opportunity to be explored to support students in learning the materials. Presentations can help students learn new content more effectively, especially for children learning everyday objects. Learning can be made more interesting, memorable, and participatory by using Augmented Reality technology. Holograms are a hybrid of Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality, often used in amusement park rides. Generally, visitors can feel their emotions while riding the rides, and these recollections are preserved in their memories. Based on the benefits of AR and hologram special effects, researchers combined the “wow” effect of these things. They created a solution in education by using a hologram special effect and combining them with AR technology. When combined interactively with AR technology, the hologram special effect is predicted to become a good teaching approach. This solution aims to develop a portable AR installation with hologram special effects on a low budget, making it viable to apply in education and capable of helping students learn creatively.
Omnichannel Shopping Intention in Indonesian Online-to- Offline Grocery Retailers
Authors: Muchardie Brian Garda , Gunawan Annetta , Pratama Putra
Published: September 2023

With the change in shopping trends, grocery retailers, which were previously present in offline channels, began to expand by also presenting online channels for their customers, resulting in the emergence of the online-to-offline (O2O) phenomenon for groceries retail that applies the omnichannel concept in order to create an omnichannel customer experience and resulting in omnichannel shopping intention through perceived compatibility and perceived risk. This research was conducted on 251 respondents through an online questionnaire using purposive sampling, and the research data was analysed using the SEM-PLS method. This study concludes that Connectivity, Integration, and Consistency as elements of omnichannel customer experience influence Perceived Compatibility; Personalization also influences Perceived Risk; then Perceived Compatibility influences Omnichannel Shopping Intention, while Perceived Risk has no significant effect on Omnichannel Shopping Intention. The results of this study are expected to provide insight for the O2O grocery retailers in Indonesia regarding customer experience to increase their shopping intention in an omnichannel context.
Effect of Key Opinion Leaders and Instagram Posts on Wonderful Indonesia Brand Awareness
Authors: Patria Teguh Amor , Ulinnuha Hana , Hidayah Nurdin , Latif Aqilah Nurul Khaerani , Susanto Eka , Claudia Cindi
Published: September 2023

This study examines and analyzes the effects of Key Opinion Leaders (KOLs) and Instagram posts on domestic tourists’ awareness of Wonderful Indonesia, Indonesia’s national tourism brand. The Lemeshow approach was used to determine samples from research population with an undetermined size. The study collected reliable data from 114 respondents, all of whom were followers or were familiar with the Wonderful Indonesia Instagram account. Twenty-seven statements were generated on the questionnaires, which were distributed online via WhatsApp, depending on the indicators from the three variables. A Likert scale was used to rate the responses of the respondents. SPSS, specifically multiple regression, was used to analyze the data. The study’s findings reveal strong correlations between KOLs and Instagram postings on Wonderful Indonesia brand awareness among respondents. The findings contribute to our understanding of digital marketing, specifically the impact of key opinion leaders (KOLs) and Instagram posts on national tourism branding. In reality, the findings assist policymakers in strengthening Wonderful Indonesia’s Instagram marketing for domestic tourists.
Assessing the Sustainability of Firm Value: The Impact of Board Composition, Firm Size, and Earnings Manipulation in the LQ45 Index
Authors: Fahlevi Mochammad , Moeljadi  , Aisjah Siti , Djazuli Atim
Published: September 2023

This study examines the roles of board composition, firm size, and earnings manipulation in determining firm value within the context of the LQ45 index, which comprises the 45 most liquid stocks in the Indonesian Stock Exchange. This study involves 45 companies listed in the LQ45 index. The number of samples in this study was 45 companies covering 5 years of data, so the overall number of observations was 225 company years. The findings reveal that independent commissioners and board size have significant positive effects on firm value, while the Corporate Governance Perception Index (CGPI) is not significant. Additionally, the study demonstrates that firm size significantly influences firm value. Earnings manipulation is found to mediate the relationship between corporate governance, firm size, and firm value. These results highlight the importance of board composition and firm size in creating value for stakeholders and emphasize the need to understand better and monitor earnings manipulation practices. The study offers valuable insights for investors, regulators, and policymakers in improving corporate governance and enhancing the integrity of financial markets.
The Use of Digital Technologies in the Art World to Preserve Traumatic Cultural Legacies
Authors: Suhardjono Liliek Adelina
Published: September 2023

For many centuries, people have used arts to express their concern in regard to oppression, injustice, and violence. The key motivation for this research is to the wider range of possibilities on how digital technologies can be utilized to reiterating the complicated and layered aspects of traumatic cultural legacies. The data and case studies for this qualitative-descriptive research is derived from numerous academic journals, books and reviews, and in-person visit to the exhibition; in which the chosen case studies are curated based on some predetermined conditions. This research will show how digital technology enable people to play and interact with historical exhibits, and eventually learn from it in an enjoyable way. Specifically, this research highlights the use of Virtual Reality (VR), 360 degrees video, interactive installation, Augmented Reality (AR) and gamification. In the end, this research maintains that digital technologies allow us to digitally preserve, access, and share our traumatic cultural legacies more easily. In the future it is surely offer more opportunities to preserve and promote culture in innovative ways.
KOCCA strategy for expanding South Korean cultural content to global audiences amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Authors: Affandi Roseno Aji , Putri Nindita Windriyani
Published: September 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many nations to execute a large-scale social restriction which subsequently inhibited socio-economic growth and impeded the development of other sectors. South Korea, on the other hand took advantage of the outbreak as a catalyst to strengthen its economy and national image through public diplomacy. Effort was made by the South Korean government following the increase of consumption for Hallyu digital contents among international audiences during lockdown and social distancing measures. This article examines how the South Korean cultural content expanded to global audiences and have significant high-rise of exports during COVID-19 pandemic. This paper argues that the pandemic has created challenges for business industries including the ones related to cultural promotions. Nevertheless, the Korean government through the Korean Cultural Agency (KOCCA) continue to push the export of their cultural resources. Through the theory of public diplomacy, this paper discusses about the strategy of Korean government which is important behind the success of Korean cultural expansion. Our study found that South Korea has aggressively facilitated supports for the influence of Hallyu, particularly within the digital promotions of Korean cultural contents which is increasingly peaking and simultaneously carrying the nation’s identity. Eventually during the pandemic, South Korean contents has proven to become the nation’s all-time highest export in 2021. Using the qualitative approach, all findings regarding the phenomenon will be compiled within one study.
The Influence of Food Delivery Application Attributes in Developing e-Loyalty: The Mediating Role of e-Satisfaction
Authors: Wandoko Wanda , Haryanto Budi , Meiliyandrie Indah Wardani Laila , Risnawati Erna , Panggati Ignatius Enda
Published: September 2023

Food delivery application or FDA is a promising online food delivery service today. Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, the FDA is helping restaurants grow and helping consumers order food. This study fills the gap in the FDA literature by analyzing and empirically testing the mediating effect of e- satisfaction on the relationship between FDA attributes and e-loyalty. The FDA attributes are represented in information quality, visual design, and navigational design. Data was collected using an online questionnaire for 651 FDA user respondents in Indonesia during the COVID-19 pandemic. The data is analyzed using Partial Least Square. The findings of this study indicate that customer e-satisfaction is proven to mediate partially from visual design, navigation design with e-loyalty, and customer e-satisfaction is proven to fully mediate information quality with e-loyalty. This research closes with theoretical and managerial implications, as well as limitations.
Does Sustainability (Reporting and Three Bottom Lines) matter: The Facts from Energy Sector Companies Listed on The Indonesian Stock Exchange 2017-2021
Authors: Masruroh  , Irvianti Laksmi Sito Dwi , Hindarwati Enny Noegraheni , Nursanti Tinjung Desy , Augie Reshad Khalfani
Published: September 2023

Investors and other stakeholders request more comprehensive information about the company’s possibilities for long-term value creation and their broader social impact to comprehend long-term success and future creation opportunities better. This study aims to ascertain the impact of sustainability reporting, which includes economic, environmental, and social disclosures, on corporate performance as measured by the market value dimension using Tobin’s Q. Purposive sampling was used in this study to collect secondary data from each company’s annual reports and sustainability reports. In this study, the Ordinary Least Squares approach is employed. According to the findings, Social Disclosure greatly impacted firm performance, while Environmental Disclosure and Sustainability Reporting had no significant positive impact. Based on the result, it can be concluded that if the activities performed cannot be regarded as firm assets, investment in this disclosure instrument has not significantly increased the company’s worth. However, Economic Disclosure had a considerable favourable impact.
Supporting Sustainable Society while Elevating Brand Competitiveness: A Case Study of Hellmann’s Cook Clever Waste Less Campaign
Authors: Oscario Angela
Published: September 2023

Green advertising is a powerful tool in encouraging transformation of people’s behaviour to tackle climate change issue. To pursue it, collaboration between advertising agency and client is crucial. Understandably client wants the advertisement, that need a good amount of budget allocation, elevates their brand competitiveness. Through Hellman’s Cook Clever Waste Less campaign, Mindshare agency proved that green advertisement could achieve both goals. This study analysed creative strategy behind Hellmann’s Cook Clever Waste Less campaign using HumanKind philosophy and Goal Grid method as a case study. The study found that key factors behind the success of Hellmann’s campaign are brand purpose related to environmental issue that relevant to the product, audience’s insight, and behaviour changing act (not just ads) that could be a solution for audience’s need. There are conditions that need to be achieved, preserved, avoided, and eliminated so the client and advertising agency could evolve from creating an advertisement that focuses on communicating the product’s information into green advertising that engages people in changing behaviour act. The result of this study could be used as motivation and reference for the industries to pursue green advertisement without having a distrust that it would lessen the brand competitiveness.
Mapping Research of Color in Visual Communication Design During 2011-2021
Authors: Carollina Donna , Abednego Victor Adiluhung , Atmaji Lutfi Tri , Wahidiyat Mita Purbasari , Ardhani Nurul Aqmarina , Maulana Fairuz Iqbal
Published: September 2023

Color is one of the fundamental elements in visual communication design. Various research has been conducted about color related. Thus, this research was conducted to find research mapping related to color in visual communication design using bibliometric analysis methods. The data used in this study is the data contained in the Scopus database. Analysis is based on information available on the Scopus website that is collaborated with VOSViewer to visualize the results. The results of this study found that there were 377 documents related to color in visual communication design research. This amount is found after passing the screening process against the time, type of document, and subject area of research. The most type of publication document related to color in visual communication design is article document with 216 documents. The countries with the most document being in the United States with 94 documents. The affiliate with the dominating number of 6 documents is Politecnico di Milano. While research with the subject area of Computer Science has the largest percentage which is 150 documents. Mapping themes related to Color in Visual Communication Design there are four large groups which is colour, system, experiment, and participant. Mapping based on the author network there are 5 authors who network each other.
An ecolinguistic analysis of climate change news in Indonesia: The case of Mongabay
Authors: Nuh Sanina Kamila , Prawira Indra
Published: September 2023

Joining a growing body of research in an attempt to further understand climate change discourse, this paper examines the narrative representation of climate change articles on Mongabay Indonesia (Mongabay.co.id), a news site focused on environmental issues. This paper focuses on articles published in Q1 2022 and Q1 2023 to assess how climate agendas emerge in said time periods. Stibbe’s multi-faceted ecolinguistic framework, aligned with Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), is used to analyze the corpus. A procedure outlined by Norton and Hulme is adapted to characterize the articles into multiple types of climate change stories: Ecoactivist, Smart Growth Reformer, Ecomodernist, and Lukewarmer. Contrary to Norton and Hulme, the Lukewarmer story is not identified in this paper due to its assertion of climate change being a non-emergency. Analysis of the corpus reveals a prominence of narratives that push for nature conservation, critique the environmental accountability of the government, and support policy and technological advances. This paper provides insights into news narratives and environmental perception in Indonesian societies. However, enhancing the corpus size in subsequent studies would enhance the examination of ecolinguistic expressions in a broader context.
The Role of Firm Characteristics and Environmental Performance on Environmental Disclosure (Study from Indonesian Non-Financial Sector)
Authors: Sari Nuraini , Paramastri Hayuning Adi Maria
Published: September 2023

This research aims to analyze firm characteristics and environmental performance’s role in environmental disclosure. Using data from Indonesian Stock Exchange from 2018-2021, 80 data from the non-financial sector were selected for further analysis. Firm characteristics represent by profitability and firm size. The results show that profitability, firm size, and environmental performance positively affect environmental disclosure simultaneously. A partial analysis was conducted and shows that firm size has a positive effect on environmental disclosure. In line with legitimacy theory, the larger the company, they will give more transparency disclosure to the public as a form of responsibility.
Customer Review and Customer Relationship Management Analysis of B2B Product Purchase Decisions
Authors: Halim Daud , Lukiyanto Kukuh
Published: September 2023

Customer reviews, which are often called testimonials, and relationship management are two things that are believed to be important factors in purchasing decisions in the digital marketing era. However, existing research is still dominated by end-user objects or individual consumers. This study aims to determine the effect of customer reviews (Testimonies) and customer relationship management on purchasing decisions made by organizations or companies. Using quantitative research methods. with 60 respondents who are customer companies from Brightindo (suppliers of cleaning chemicals). Data was collected through questionnaires in google forms which were sent to respondents and processed using SPSS software. The results of data processing show that customer review has an effect and is significant on purchasing decisions, for customer relationships it has no effect and is not significant on purchasing decisions, for customer reviews and customer relationships it simultaneously affects purchasing decisions.
An Empirical Research on The Success of E-filing Tax Online Reporting During COVID-19 Pandemic in Indonesia
Authors: Pranoto Adhitiya , David  , Prawati Levana Dhia
Published: September 2023

This research aims to determine how the e-filing performance by taxpayers to complete their tax obligation by themselves which is more widely used during COVID-19 Pandemic with the TAM method. This research was conducted using a quantitative method use questionnaire that distributes to the taxpayers that used e-filing which will be managed using integrated TAM theory e-filing and processed using SEM- PLS with purposive sampling technique. The sample data obtained through the online questionnaires were 164 taxpayers. The result shows an interesting result where perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use have no remarkable relationship with behavioural interest due the obligatory used of e-filing in Indonesia. This research indicated that behavioural interest influences actual use because taxpayers continue to use e- filing as a tool in reporting their taxes. This research also shows that the quality of the system and service have no remarkable effect on other indicators. These results show that during the COVID-19 pandemic, the e-Filing Reporting can be considered successful where the e-filing is a handy application with updated system quality, an assurance security system that protects personal data and a good service quality that results in the taxpayers satisfied with the application.
Resilience and Well-Being Among Young Adults in Jakarta During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Correlational Study
Authors: Sinurat Agnes br , Aritakarina Naftali Naomi Karunia , Nadhira Syifa , Pramastyaningtyas Angela Dyah Ari , Wulandari Antonina Pantja Juni
Published: September 2023

This study intended to test the relationship between resilience and well-being among young adults in Jakarta during the Covid-19 Pandemic. In light of the amount and sort of adaptations and adjustments brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic on various aspects of the life of the youth, coupled with the questionable social support they receive during the different phases of the pandemic (early on and most recently), enduring such chronic state of stress presented a much needed exploration into their psychological states and resources in order to map out the kind of support and ecosystem needed for the young generation to still be able to thrive in post-pandemic society 5.0. The study made use of correlational statistics to test the relationship between levels of resilience and well-being among young adults in Jakarta during the Covid-19 Pandemic. The participants (gathered via convenience sampling) were 36 young adults in the age range 18-25 years located in Jakarta during the pandemic. Correlational results found significant negative and moderate relationship between resilience and well-being of young adults in Jakarta, r=-0.425, p<.01. It was found that the higher the resilience, the lower the well-being of young adults in Jakarta during the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Language Features of Transgenders as Their Gender Representation in Digital Culture
Authors: Kelien Denis , Karjo Clara Herlina
Published: September 2023

This study aims to see what kind of language features used by the transgenders and how the transgenders represented in the digital media which in this case, YouTube. The study will be conducted using the qualitative data analysis. Starting with collecting the data from four videos taken from the YouTube channel of Jimmy Kimmel, Allure, About Ethan, and Netflix. These data then analyzed using the theory of women’s language features by Robin Lakoff, men’s language features by Jennifer Coates, and the theory of gender presentation in digital media by LaFrance and Vial. The result of this study shows that the transgender woman uses six out of ten female language feature such as: lexical hedge/filler, empty adjective, precise color terms, intensifiers, hypercorrect grammar, and superpolite form, while maintaining two of men language feature: harsh words and theme. Meanwhile, the transman maintains three women’s language feature: precise color term, intensifier, and hypercorrect grammar, while using four men language feature such as: backchannel, command and directives, harsh words, and direct questions. The outcome of this study implies that gender need to be considered as a multidimensional construct and more studies about language and gender must be expanded in order for multidimensional identity to be recognized in this vast digital world.
Implementing Ethical ‘Code of Work Ethics’: A Case Study of Apple and Foxconn Supply Chain
Authors: Maharani Desty , Mursitama Tirta Nugraha
Published: September 2023

This study aims to find out Foxconn supply companies in increasing Apple production through forced labor carried out by workers who work at Foxconn without any guarantee of welfare and health and safety empowerment for their workers as well as guarantees of survival and a decent basic salary. This case study is strengthened by using the Global Production Network (GPN) theory, which relates to production networks across economic boundaries to the actors involved. Meanwhile, the role of the workforce is also involved in the GPN because as a supplier of labor it is not only involved in the interests of the company, but is also involved in the state structure and global capital structure. There is also an approach used by researchers using a qualitative research approach. The data used by the researcher is secondary data obtained from journals, official websites, report data, and several articles that have been validated. The implication of this research is to improve workers’ rights in a company under the protection of the Fair Labor Association. Companies are required to apply a Code of Work Ethics to their workers to improve the welfare of workers and build a better corporate image.
Precision Journalism and Pandemic Coverage: A Study on Tirto.id
Authors: Benmetan Thomas , Nathania Lila
Published: September 2023

Pandemic changes various human behaviour, including how we get our news and information. With the help of the internet and technology, all information is within our reach all the time. Precision journalism is essential to bring light to crucial conditions during this information age. The research was conducted to study the manifestations of precision journalism in media coverage of a critical situation, specifically to the coronavirus pandemic in Indonesia. The research examined data from tirto.id’s coverage of the coronavirus pandemic in Indonesia in its category “Mild Report” from March 2020 to January 2022. The selected articles were analysed using qualitative content analysis to see how the narrative of the coronavirus pandemic in Indonesia was created by the media outlet. What was found in this research showcased that in a time of crisis, the public needs to be alarmed, informed, and to be enlightened with a specific understanding of such issues to prevent misapprehension that leads to possible instability. Also, the framing process in tirto.id’s coverages include the employment of sensationalism to exaggerate the narrative, which impacted the creation moral panic narrative of the coronavirus pandemic in Indonesia. Therefore, the principalities of precision journalism are implemented in tirto.id’s pandemic coverage managed to extrapolate the discourse of the coronavirus pandemic in Indonesia in a discursive community, showcasing an example that in a critical time like pandemic, media outlets must administer specific forms of journalism that can act beyond the bounds such as precision journalism.
A neural network-based data-driven local modeling of spotwelded plates under impact
Authors: Pulikkathodi Afsal , Lacazedieu Elisabeth , Chamoin Ludovic , Ramirez Juan Pedro Berro , Rota Laurent , Zarroug Malek
Published: September 2023

Solving large structural problems with multiple complex localized behaviors is extremely challenging. To address this difficulty, both intrusive and non-intrusive Domain Decomposition Methods (DDM) have been developed in the past, where the refined model (local) is solved separately in its own space and time scales. In this work, the Finite Element Method (FEM) at the local scale is replaced with a data-driven Reduced Order Model (ROM) to further decrease computational time. The reduced model aims to create a low-cost, accurate and efficient mapping from interface velocities to interface forces and enable the prediction of their time evolution. The present work proposes a modeling technique based on the Physics-Guided Architecture of Neural Networks (PGANNs), which incorporates physical variables other than input/output variables into the neural network architecture. We develop this approach on a 2D plate with a hole as well as a 3D case with spot-welded plates undergoing fast deformation, representing nonlinear elastoplasticity problems. Neural networks are trained using simulation data generated by explicit dynamic FEM solvers. The PGANN results are in good agreement with the FEM solutions for both test cases, including those in the training dataset as well as the unseen dataset, given the loading type is present in the training set.
Anatomical Step-by-Step Dissection of Complex Skull Base Approaches for Trainees: Lateral Supraorbital Approach with Expanded Indications
Authors: Zhao Xiaochun , Prather Kiana Y. , Bauer Andrew M. , Dunn Ian F. , Graffeo Christopher S.
Published: September 2023

Objectives The lateral supraorbital (LSO) approach is a less-invasive alternative to the pterional craniotomy that provides rapid transsylvian access. Establishing familiarity with the LSO technique and its features as compared with other anterolateral approaches is an important component of advanced skull base training. We present a step-by-step demonstration of the LSO approach using cadaveric dissection in a manner that is digestible for trainees at various levels.

Design This is anatomic step-by-step dissection and representative case series.

Setting This study was carried out in the cadaveric dissection laboratory.

Participants A formalin-fixed, latex-injected cadaveric head specimen was dissected under microscopic magnification by a neurosurgery resident under faculty supervision. Following dissection, representative case applications were reviewed.

Main Outcome Measures Dissection and case illustration were the main outcome measures.

Results A single-layer myocutaneous flap is developed, and a single-burr-hole technique is used, followed by extensive drilling of the sphenoid wing. The dura is opened in a C-shaped fashion centered on the Sylvian fissure, exposing the inferior frontal and superior temporal lobes. Labeled photographs of dissections with pertinent anatomical structures are presented. Three case examples illustrating the versatility of the LSO approach, including the resection of a large pituitary adenoma, an inferior frontal melanoma metastasis presenting to the Sylvian surface, and a frontoinsular low-grade glioma, are reviewed.

Conclusion As compared with the pterional craniotomy, the LSO approach involves a shorter incision, smaller craniotomy, and faster exposure; it can be conveniently tailored to various indications. Understanding the step-by-step dissection and indications of the LSO approach is of paramount importance to neurosurgery trainees.
Ayurvedic Doctors Cannot Prescribe Allopathic Medicines—National Consumer Dispute Redressal Commission Judgement
Authors: Parikh Purvish M.
Published: September 2023

We describe the facts of the matter and the court's decision in a case of an Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy (AYUSH) doctor being found guilty of deficiency of service by prescribing allopathic medicines that were associated with known complications. The case details include the allegation, the defense, and the court's judgement. Details of the concerned acts, circulars, and regulations, as well as court case laws, are described. The regulations allow AYUSH doctors to prescribe allopathic medicines under certain circumstances, which were not adhered to in this case.
Scapular Fasciocutaneous Flap In Neck Contractures
Authors: Ahmad Dr. Khurshid
Published: September 2023

A case where posterior neck scapular fascio cutaneous flap, as full thickness cover, for released post contracture neck is used, is presented and its merits are discussed.
Fatal Cerebral Malarial in a Burn Patient - A Case Report
Authors: Sharma P K , Badkur D S , Tamaskar S M
Published: September 2023

A 25 year old male with 50% burns died on the 10th post burn day due to cerebral malaria. The clinical features and post mortem findings are described. The need to think of another cause for symptoms which appear like septicaemia particularly in an unresponsive patient is emphasised.
Reverse Digital Artery Island Flap for Finger-Tip Defects
Authors: Sabapathy S Raja , Babu S Suresh , Agarwal Anil K
Published: September 2023

Five finger-tip amputations and two fingers with pulp-loss were covered with reverse digital artery island flaps from the same finger. The flap was successful in all cases and provided cosmetically and functionally acceptable results. One patient had venous congestion, but the flap survived. This flap would be particularly useful when the nature of injury precludes the use of local advancement flaps and cross-finger flaps.