bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Penerapan Standar Operasional Prosedur (SOP) Penanganan Kasus Bagi Balai Perempuan Pusat Informasi Pengaduan dan Advokasi dalam Mewujudkan Desa Layak Anak
Authors: Farhanindya Hikmah Husniyah , Noviekayati IGAA , Meiyuntariningsih Tatik , Firdiansyah Dohan , Situsmara Auranisa Kania Aulia
Published: February 2023

Desa Bedahlawak Kabupaten Jombang sebagai Desa Layak Anak membentuk BP PIPA (Balai Perempuan Pusat Informasi Pengaduan dan Advokasi). BP PIPA dalam menjalankan fungsinya memerlukan Standar Operasional Prosedur (SOP) yang bertujuan untuk menciptakan sebuah komitemen mengenai satuan unit kerja dan memberikan panduan serta pelayanan yang tersistematis. Kegiatan pengabdian ini dilaksanakan dengan pemberian pelatihan tentang SOP Penanganan kasus dan pemberian Pre-test dan Post-test untuk mengukur efektivitas keberhasilan pelatihan SOP yang disampaikan. Pengujian menggunakan Paired Samples T-Test dan diperoleh nilai t = 5.071 dengan signifikansi=0.001 (p<0.05). Artinya ada peningkatan skor yang signifikan antara pengetahuan tentang SOP penanganan kasus sebelum dan setelah diberikan pelatihan.
A Study on Factors Contributing Growth of Bancassurance
Authors: Sadana Diksha , Kaur Dr. Kamalpreet
Published: February 2023

Banking and insurance industry is one of the determinants of the growth of financial sector of an economy as it contributes for the major part of the wealth of the nation. In the era of rapid changes and advancement where nothing is static let it be business products, competitors, needs and demands of various stakeholders, market capturing strategies etc. which drives the introduction of new distribution channels for banking and insurance industry as well and hence the concept of bancassurance emerged. Banking and insurance sectors not only strengthens economy economically but also enlarges the infrastructure base and giving risk taking abilities for new innovative ventures. Gone were the times where insurance services were considered as a privileged one and were meant only for the small part of financially dominant sector. Today the scenario has taken a complete U-turn where insurance sector is trying to reach to every person in almost every corner of the country and open new doors of opportunities for the banks which were earlier restricted only to accepting and advancing loans and so allowed the introduction of banks in the insurance business. With the help of secondary research this paper analyze the rationale behind bancassurance and also highlights effective operating model, attractive product, effective training, convincing motivators and well defined strategy as factors behind the success of bancassurance in India
Optimization of Composite Eco-Blocks Derived From Sawdust Ash and Plastic as an Alternative Aggregate
Authors: A. Lobitos Orvin , S. Torculas Kathyleen , Paler Stanley B. , Parenas Jan Albert Alejo U. , Tabor Lex Aine June D.
Published: February 2023

Plastic garbage circulating in bodies of water such as river streams, obstructing drainage canals, and massive piles of stinking waste are among the most indicative demonstrations of the Philippines rampant dissipation of waste in the environment. According to a 2015 report on plastic pollution by the Ocean Conservancy Charity and the McKinsey Centre for Business and Environment, the Philippines is the third-largest source of waste plastic that ends up in the ocean, after China and Indonesia. The Philippines discards around 2 million tons of plastic waste annually. Sawdust is a byproduct or waste product of the woodworking industry. Plastic is a material made up of a variety of synthetic or semi-synthetic organic compounds that are malleable and may be molded into solid things. Eco-blocks are eco-friendly bricks composed of recycled materials. The primary goal of this research is to create concrete blocks out of ground plastic wrappers and sawdust that has been burned to generate ash using alternative concrete aggregate. This research study may aid in the reduction of plastic waste and the preservation of the ecosystem. Each set included three types of concrete blocks: eco-blocks made from ground-up plastic cellophane, sawdust eco-blocks, and commercial hollow blocks. The Regional Office of the Department of Public Works and Highways examined the compression strength and wetness of eco-blocks. According to the findings, there is no discernible difference in durability between commercial hollow blocks and eco-blocks. When compared to grinded plastic cellophane eco-blocks and conventional hollow blocks, sawdust eco-blocks have a significant difference in terms of durability. The blocks have 9.69% less moisture than the limit of 45%, indicating a good grade block that fits the standards. As a result, eco-blocks manufactured from ground plastic cellophane and eco-blocks created from sawdust ash have the same potential and capability as commercial hollow blocks and are helpful concrete blocks when building structures.
The CMO: Calling, Listening, Learning, Teaching
Authors: Olszyk Mark
Published: February 2023

What does it take to be a chief medical officer? In this article, adapted from the preface of The Chief Medical Officer’s Essential Guidebook, the author brings his 20-plus years of experience in medical leadership to provide an overview of what is detailed in the book. He includes the voices of a variety of chief medical officers who share their views on what to do — and what not to do.
Research on Weld Defect Detection and Evaluation Technology based on Deep Learning
Authors: Geng Hanlin , Li Zhaohui , Zhou Yuanyuan
Published: February 2023

Aiming at the problems of low efficiency and strong subjectivity in the current detection of weld defects by radiographic imaging technology, an object detection method of weld defects based on multi-channel fusion convolutional neural network is proposed. In this method, the images of weld defects are encoded and input into multiple feature extraction channels formed by parallel fusion of CNN. After that, the extracted features are fused with full connection layer and the feature vectors are output. Finally, the final output is obtained by Softmax for classification. The proposed method is verified by weld defect images in actual production. The experimental results indicate that the mAP of the multi-channel fusion convolutional neural network reaches 76.37%, and the detection accuracy of weld defects is higher than that of other network such as ResNet-50 and VGG-16. The proposed method can be applied to X-ray intelligent detection of weld defects and other scenarios.
Comprehensive land consolidation and ecological protection and restoration under the concept of ecological civilization
Authors: Chi Ting
Published: February 2023

In recent years, with the rapid development of our economy, Chinese government institutions are attaching more and more importance to the land improvement and ecological environment protection and repair work, in order to improve our land quality effectively, we need to strengthen our ecological system environment repair work, so as to effectively build our ecological civilization society, build a beautiful ecological land, repair our land roots. Based on the concept of ecological civilization, this paper mainly carries out comprehensive renovation and adopts ecological protection and restoration methods on the land of our country to realize effective improvement of the state of ecological civilization of our land.
Research on some problems of Internationalization development of Chinese humanities and social sciences in the new period
Authors: He Qian
Published: February 2023

Under the background of the new era, China's humanistic and social science internationalization development will follow the international academic standards, improve the basic connotation in the independent innovation, comprehensively improve the current Chinese humanistic and social science internationalization work idea, comprehensively construct the harmonious development of the social environment. Humanities and social science in China in recent years, the current situation of the development of internationalization, which contains a number of factors, such as disciplinary system, research methods and academic ability, evaluation system, etc., so in advance the internationalization of Chinese humanities and social science development in the new period, to correctly handle the relationship between strategy and tactics, form, content and other aspects, in order to regulate the reasonable development strategy. According to the many problems facing the internationalization development of humanities and social sciences, this paper deeply discusses the main directions of China's internationalization development of humanities and social sciences in the new period, so as to improve the comprehensive level of China's construction and development.
A Market Discipline Improved Deposit Insurance System: A Framework Design
Authors: Zhu Zhixin
Published: February 2023

This article devises a new framework of deposit insurance that helps to improve market discipline. Focused on institutional relevance and continuity, it provides a new perspective for the reform of deposit insurance. The design integrates the environmental resilience theory of catastrophe risk management theory. Based on the risk-adjusted premiums mechanism, the framework unifies the supervision incentives of authorities, insurers and depositors. They jointly establish checks and balances on the risk-taking of banks. This article also puts forward some policy suggestions for the implementation of the new system.
Effect of social media on doctor preference among rhinoplasty candidates
Authors: Şeneldir Süreyya
Published: February 2023

Objectives: The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of social media on doctor preference in rhinoplasty patients. Patients and Methods: This retrospective study was carried out on patients who came with the desire to have rhinoplasty between January 1, 2022, and October 31, 2022, in the clinic of a surgeon experienced in rhinoplasty and actively using social media. A questionnaire was applied to the patients to evaluate the doctor preference. The patients were asked how they discovered the physician and presented with four options: “social media-internet,” “social environment-advice,” “I am a former patient,” or “another physician referred me.” Results: Two hundred sixteen patients (145 females, 71 males; mean age: 32.9 years; range, 14 to 76 years) were included in the study. Of the patients, 23.1%, 62.5%, 4.6%, and 9.7% chose social media-internet, social environment-recommendation, I am a former patient, and another physician referred me, respectively. Statistically, it was seen that the effect of social environment on doctor preferences was significantly higher than the others (p<0.01). Conclusion: The social environment is more effective in the physician preference of rhinoplasty patients than other factors. Instead of relying completely on social media, employing an aggressive advertising approach, and putting patients into unrealistic expectations, time should be provided to the previously operated patients for them to express their satisfaction to their acquaintances.
STABILITY ANALYSIS FOR NON-ISOTHERMAL CONTINUOUS STIRRED TANK REACTOR-NCSTR
Authors: POPESCU Dumitru , COLBU Ștefania , BĂNCILĂ Daniel , OLTEANU Severus
Published: February 2023

The non-isothermal chemical and petrochemical processes represent a particular technological position in exploitation, by a possible thermal instability evolution. The aim of our paper is to analyse the stationary regime’s stability, for the Non-isothermal Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor- NCSTR, to guaranty the imposed security and performances by an adequate control solution. The mathematical nonlinear model based on the mass and thermal balance is estimated. From the thermal balance equation corresponding to the stationary operating point, the heat characteristics for the stability analysis and the necessary geometrical conditions of internal stability for NCSTR are deduced. The nonlinear dynamic state model is linearized around the stationary point and the stable operating specifications are inferred. To demonstrate the necessary and sufficient conditions for the internal stability of the exothermal regime of NCSTR, the Lyapunov stability theorem for the linear systems is established.
Joimarita
Authors: Stoenescu Lăcrămioara
Published: February 2023

Personaj feminin fabulos din mitologia romaneasca, Joimarita din romanul cu acelasi titlu, de Lacramioara Stoenescu, aduce cu ea destinul unei generatii intregi. Frumoasa, cultivata, Zamfira, cea cu nume de piatra pretioasa in tinerete, devine ”sluta satului”. Povestea de dragoste dintre ea si Dinu Aloman, intors acasa de la studii din Germania, este curata ca ”holdele aurii de grau” de pe mosia parintilor. Cele doua capitole ale cartii ”Vara inimii” si ”Iarna mintii”, sunt doua fragmente din viata Zamfirei si a lui Dinu, ofiter romana luptand in al DoileaRazboi Mondial. Ororile razboiului, ale prizonieratului in lagarul de la Oranski sunt la fel de inumane ca cele comise de sovieticii ”eliberatori”. Intorsi acasa din lagarul de la Oranski, ofiterii romani au fost considerati tradatori de tara si inchisi de noul regim din anii aceia la Jilava. Dinu Aloman este unul dintre acesti ofiteri. Cartea Lacramioarei Stoenescu este un document al memoriei unde destinele oamenilor se impletesc pana la moarte ci destinul istoriei. Clelia Ifrim
Christocentric Life Facing Death of St. Francis
Authors: Laksito Petrus Canisius Edi
Published: February 2023

Kematian merupakan persoalan eksistensial paling gelap dan sukar diterangkan, apalagi diterima, oleh manusia dalam hidupnya di dunia. Makalah ini ingin membahas persoalan tersebut dengan mendalami pandangan St. Fransiskus Asisi tentang kematian dan riwayat hidupnya sendiri yang berujung dengan kematian. Kekhasan Fransiskus adalah kehidupannya yang berpusat pada Kristus, dan kehidupan yang berpusat pada Kristus ini ternyata mempengaruhi pandangan dan sikap hidupnya terhadap kematian, termasuk ketika ia menghadapi kematiannya sendiri. Dari sisi ini, kematian yang dihadapi dengan pandangan dan sikap hidup Kristiani seperti terlihat pada St. Fansiskus Asisi menjadi suatu jawaban eksistensial atas persoalan kematian.
Kontrasepsi dan Jawaban Gereja dalam Membangun Keluarga Kristiani dari Casti Connubi sampai Amoris Laetitia
Authors: Suwito Benny
Published: February 2023

As a follower of Christ, the life of Christians must reflect on their daily reality. However, it is not always easy to achieve. Often, Christian families live in an environment that does not support them living their faith. Contraception and contraceptive mentality are flourished robustly in the society. In such situations, the Church gives directions to the faithful through its official teachings. Everything is returned to the divine plan that Christ has revealed to the Church. Documents from Casti Connubi to Amoris Laetitia show this thing.
Menilik Neuroteologi dalam Perspektif Fides et Ratio
Authors: Susanto Christine
Published: February 2023

For millenia the knowledge of God has become one of the most fundamental quest of the human soul. Man feels God’s calling to search for Him in his innermost being and he responds to it by faith. Through his reason man continously seek to unveil the mystery of God as revealed to him through religion. In today’s world where knowledge is dominated by science and conclusions are reached through positivism, neurotheology emerged as a new way to answer the reality on the existence of God and of the human soul. It uses the scientific findings of neuroscience experiments to conclude that God and the human soul do not exist, that their existence is merely caused by the structures and functions of the human brain. This paper attempts to analyse neurotheology according to the perspective of John Paul II in Fides et Ratio to answer the question of how should the faithful respond to neurotheology which has increasingly become a threat to faith. An underlying error on the rejection of the existence of metaphysics is discussed and a two-winged attitude of critical thinking and openness to faith is proposed to the Christian faithful.
Autocratic Legalism 2.0: Insights from a Global Collaborative Research Project
Authors: Silva Fabio de Sa e
Published: February 2023

Since the 2000s, scholars have been faced with a new phenomenon, which political scientists eventually labelled democratic backsliding. Law has not been central in studies of democratic backsliding, but it has not been completely absent either. In the mid-2010s, scholars––mostly from political science and constitutional law––began tracing the links between legal norms/institutions and the degeneration of democracies in countries such as Venezuela, Hungary, Turkey, Russia, and Ecuador. These studies found that law had become central to the toolkit used by leaders with autocratic dispositions to undermine liberal democracies from within, while cloaking their moves in legal forms. Corrales called this practice ‘autocratic legalism’; Scheppele elaborated on this notion and popularized it in the law and society community. In 2019, a group of scholars from Brazil, India, and South Africa created a project to investigate the antidemocratic uses of law across the Global North–South. In homage to Scheppele, they labelled this the Project on Autocratic Legalism (PAL). This special issue reports on initial findings from PAL. The articles herein accomplish three remarkable feats: 1) they, of course, provide a rich body of data on the countries studied, including some where the relationship between law and anti-democratic politics has been relatively neglected; 2) they expand and enrich the analytical and methodological framework for studying such a relationship, and 3) very importantly, they challenge the existing geopolitics of knowledge on issues of law, democracy, and democratic backsliding. In this editorial, I draw from those contributions to outline an agenda for future research on these issues, which I call autocratic legalism 2.0.
Authoritarian Zones within Democracy: Rule of Law in Contemporary Brazil
Authors: Machado Marta Rodriguez de Assis , Pimenta Raquel de Mattos
Published: February 2023

President Jair Bolsonaro’s government (2019-2022) brought unprecedented turmoil to the Brazilian democracy. In this paper, we argue that Bolsonaro’s government builds on and expands pre-existing zones of authoritarianism embedded in the country. We illustrate the intricacies and perils of sustaining and expanding zones of authoritarianism in the Brazilian case in two domains: corruption and police violence, areas that represent some of the most important unsolved puzzles of redemocratization. They are bound together by the centrality of impunity, where unchecked power creates zones where the Rule of Law is contested. By illustrating the struggles to build accountability in these areas, we discuss the challenges that pre-existing zones of authoritarianism pose to democracy and how new autocrats have mobilized them. We also highlight analytical as well as empirical challenges for those studying autocratization processes in countries that are as hybrid or dual legal orders.
What Future for Constitutional Democracy in South Africa?
Authors: Davis Dennis , Roux Michelle Le , Smythe Dee
Published: February 2023

South Africa embraced constitutional democracy in 1994 following the collapse of the Apartheid regime. The constitution that was finally passed in 1996 promised the development of a social democratic society. Within two decades, much of the promise contained in its constitutional instrument had been hollowed out. This paper considers the manner in which the ruling party, the African National Congress, embraced a project termed State Capture in which the key guardrails of constitutional democracy were transformed into instruments for the perpetuation of rent seeking by a political elite who effectively eschewed the social democratic project begun in 1994. Apart from the rapacious effect of rent captures the ANC continues to be guided by the idea of democratic centralism in which all its members of the National Parliament place the interests of the party above those of the constitution and thus the nation. Within this context constitutional democracy is viewed as the enemy of the people, personified by the Party. In addition, the paper describes the rise of political populism, the continued high levels of inequality and the vested interests of traditional leaders. It then examines the manner in which these conditions may bring about the replacement of constitutional democracy with a form of autocratic legalism.
Rare Adult-onset Citrullinemia Type 1 in the Postpartum Period: A Case Report
Authors: Borsuk Michael , Saab Mathew , Tobin Michael
Published: February 2023

Introduction: Citrullinemia type 1 (CTLN1) is a urea cycle disorder caused by defective argininosuccinate synthetase leading to impaired ammonia elimination. Urea cycle disorders are typically diagnosed on neonatal screening but rarely can lie dormant until a metabolic stressor causes initial onset of symptoms in adulthood.

Case Report: A 23-year-old female presented four days postpartum to the emergency department (ED) obtunded and declined to the point of requiring intubation. Labs revealed hyperammonemia, and she was subsequently found to have CTLN1.

Conclusion: Urea cycle disorders presenting in adulthood are a rare etiology for the common ED complaint of altered mental status. The low incidence makes these treatable disorders easy to overlook leading to potentially significant morbidity and mortality. Therefore, it is important to recognize the risk factors that can trigger an acute metabolic derangement. This case highlights common risk factors for metabolic stress, possible presenting symptoms, and the positive outcome achievable when recognized and treated in a timely fashion.
45-year-old Male with Bilateral Lower Extremity Wounds, Swelling, and Rash
Authors: Sajak Christina , Semelrath Kevin , Bontempo Laura , Windsor T.
Published: February 2023

A 45-year-old male presented to the emergency department (ED) with bilateral lower extremity pain, swelling, and associated atypical rash in the setting of polysubstance use and unstable housing. Laboratory tests showed an elevated white blood cell count and inflammatory markers.
Bilateral Erector Spinae Plane Block for Man o’ War Stings: A Case Report
Authors: Weber Luke , Shalaby Michael
Published: February 2023

Introduction: The Portuguese man o’ war, an aquatic invertebrate, is responsible for a large proportion of cnidarian stings worldwide. Cnidaria is a phylum that contains the genus Physalia. These injuries result in severe pain and skin irritation, which are often difficult to control. Traditionally, cnidarian stings have been treated by emergency physicians with warm water, vinegar and, in severe cases, opioids. However, no concrete guidelines have been established for pain management in man o’ war stings.

Case Report: Regional anesthesia (RA) is an increasingly used method of pain control in the emergency department. In the case of a 41-year-old female experiencing severe pain from a Portuguese man o’ war sting, RA with an erector spinae plane block (ESPB) provided her with rapid and long-lasting pain relief.

Conclusion: The standard of care has yet to be defined when managing pain from Physalia physalis stings. Although this is the first documented use of ESPB for treatment of cnidarian stings, RA should be considered by any emergency physician when treating injuries caused by a Portuguese man o’ war.
Intelligent Smart Energy Meter Reading System Using Global System for Mobile Communication
Authors:   Institute of Computer and Software Engineering, Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology, Rahim Yar Khan, 64200, Pakistan, Aqeel Muhammad , Shahab Hammad , Naeem Muhammad , Shahbaz Muhammad Sikander , Qaisar Faizan , Shahzad Muhammad Ali
Published: February 2023

The innovation of e-metering (Electronic Metering) has experienced fast mechanical progressions and there is expanded interest in a solid and effective Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) framework. GSM Based shrewd vitality meter perusing framework replaces conventional meter perusing techniques. It empowers remote access to the existing vitality meter by the vitality provider. A GSM-based remote correspondence module is incorporated with the electronic vitality meter of every element to have remote access to the utilization of power. A PC with a GSM recipient at the opposite end, which contains the database goes about as the charging point. Live meter perusing from the GSM-empowered vitality meter is sent back to this charging point intermittently and these subtle elements are refreshed in a focal database. The total month-to-month utilization and the due bill are informed back to the client after handling this information. So, GSM-based remote AMR framework is a more successful approach for a traditional charging framework. This framework additionally gives specialists to power organizations to take activities against tolerant clients who have a remarkable contribution; generally, the organization has the ideal to detach the power supply, and it can reconnect the control supply after the affidavit of duty. So, we thought about building such an automatic system. This research is GSM-Based on a smart energy meter reading system to eliminate the conventional way of the reading system. In this paper, the GSM module sends reading information through SMS to the related Authority. There are no chances of any unethical mistake by using this modern technique.
Microbiome of abandoned soils of former agricultural cryogenic ecosystems of central part of Yamal region
Authors: Abakumov Evgeny , Kimeklis Anastasiia , Gladkov Grigory , Andronov Evgeny , Morgun Evgeniya , Nizamutdinov Timur
Published: February 2023

Microbial activity plays a crucial role in the development and formation of soil properties. The active and abandoned agricultural soils in the Arctic zone represent a valuable resource that can play a crucial role in providing food security in the northern regions. The reuse of abandoned land for agriculture will reduce environmental risks in the context of a changing climate. Therefore, there is a need for monitoring studies to assess changes in soil parameters after long-term abandonment (taxonomic diversity, agrochemical and physico-chemical qualities). In the study, we evaluated the taxonomic diversity of the microbiome in abandoned (postagrogenic) and pristine soils of the Central part of the Yamal region. In the process of taxonomic analysis, more than 30 different bacterial and archaeal phyla were identified. The formation of a specific microbiome associated with anthropogenic influence in post-agrogenic sites has been shown. Most common types of soil microorganisms in samples collected from pristine and postagrogenic soils were Firmicutes (average 26.86%), Proteobacteria (average 23.41%), and Actinobacteria (average 15.45%). Firmicutes phylum was found mainly in the agrocenoses soils, Proteobacteria were mainly described in the mature tundra soils, Actinobacteria in humid conditions. An increase in diversity indices in postagrogenic soils was shown.
Varicocele: a Case Report
Authors: Iqlima Sekar P  , Evredy  , Naura Shalsabila M  , Lia Deska Debora  , Ray Sebastian S  , Orianne Keisha  , Annisa Firdausi  , Muhammad Fajar  , Keisha Adifa  , Mathias Rusli  , Wawan Kustiawan
Published: February 2023

Varicocele is a condition with abnormality in growth and dilatation of veins that drains blood from the testicle, the scrotal venous pampiniform plexus. Although commonly painless, varicocele is the most prevalent cause that resulted in low count of sperm, poor sperm morphology, abnormal analysis of semen, and reduced sperm motility.
The Impact of Childhood Malnutrition: A Case Report
Authors: Chandni P. Daryanani  , Bryan Kohen  , Ellen G White Br Manik  , Joseph Gerard Un Nahak  , Xena Syafira
Published: February 2023

Childhood malnutrition is a widespread issue in low-income and middle-income countries, which increases the occurrence and severity of infections, including pneumonia. The impaired immune function of malnourished children contributes significantly to the heightened incidence and severity of infections, caused by limited production or reduced functional capacity of immune system cells
Stevens Johnson Syndrome: A Case Report
Authors: Peter Nugraha Soekmadji  , Theresia Monica Rahardjo  , Riza Chandra Luthfy  , Stevani Abigail  , Nadya Naurah Adrina Suardi  , Risha Diranti Ananda Putri
Published: February 2023

Steven Johnson Syndrome is an allergic reaction and in severe condition can be life-threatening. This condition can result in systemic symptoms and sometimes need intensive management. This case report aimed to present a diagnosis and treatment of a Steven Johnson Syndrome in clinic
Implementasi Sistem Informasi dalam Upaya Optimalisasi Pengelolaan Laboratorium Komputer Jurusan Teknik Informatika Politap
Authors: Darmanto Darmanto , Wahyudi Eka , Pratiwi Mega , Sari Cahya Novita
Published: February 2023

Laboratorium pada perguruan tinggi memiliki peranan yang sangat penting untuk mencapai tujuan organisasi, yaitu menghasilkan lulusan yang berakhlak mulia, beretika, memiliki kompetensi unggul, dan berdaya saing, selain itu untuk menghasilkan penelitian dan pengabdian kepada masyarakat berbasis teknologi terapan untuk meningkatkan kesejahteraan masyarakat. Pada kenyataanya masih banyak laboratorium pada pergutuang tinggi yang belum dikelola secara baik sehigga dalam penggunaanya tidak dapat berfungfi secara optimal. Tujaun penelitian ini membuat sistem informasi manajemen pengelolaan laboratorium komputer jurusan Teknik informatika Politap. Metode dalam pengembangan sistem menggunakan pengembangan perangkat lunak agile model scrum (agile software development) sedangkan pada tahap pengujian sistem digunakan metode black box testing. Hasil penelitian yang diperoleh berupa sistem informasi dengan modul meliputi manajemen inventaris alat dan bahan praktilum, manajemen penjadwalan, manajemen peminjaman, manajemen tugas teknisi laboratorium, manajemen perawatan dan pemeliharaan. Dengan implementasi sistem informasi dapat memudahkan teknisi, kepala laboratoirum dan ketua jurusan untuk pengelolaan laboratorium sehingga dapat digunakan secara optimal.
Pengembangan Sistem Informasi Pengelolaan Inventaris dengan Metode Agile Feature Driven Development
Authors: Wahyudi Eka , Kharisma Kharisma , Aldawiyah Syarifah Tasya , Reghita Lola
Published: February 2023

Inventaris fasilitas dan alat pada perguruan tinggi merupakan sarana penting dalamkegiatan pelaksanaan pembelajaran, penelitian dan pengabdian kepada masyarakat, terlebih padapendidikan vokasi yang melaksanakan model pembelajaran dengan menerapkan konsep 60%pembelajaran praktikum dan 40 % pembelajaran teori. alat dan fasilitas pada perguruan tinggiperlu dikelola dengan baik sehingga kegiatan perkuliahan dapat terlaksana dan berjalan denganbaik. Implementasi sistem informasi untuk pengelolaan inventaris bertujuan untukmempermudah proses pendataan fasilitas dan alat yang ada di Politap. Salah satu kendala dalamproses pendataan selama ini adalah banyaknya fasilitas dan alat yang tersebar di setiap jurusanserta metode pelaporan kondisi fasilitas dan alat yang tidak efektif dan efisien. Pengembangansistem informasi pengelolaan inventaris berbasis web yang bertujuan memecahkan masalahtersebut dengan mempermudah proses pengelolaan inventaris. Fitur sistem informasi inventarismeliputi pendataan jenis, kondisi, pegawai yang bertanggung jawab atas inventaris, dan jurusanyang menggunakan inventaris. Metode pembangunan sistem yang digunakan pada penelitian inimenggunakan metode FDD, desain sistem menggunakan UML, bahasa pemrograman PHPdengan basis data SQL. Hasil akhir dari penelitian ini berupa sistem informasi pengelolaaninventaris berbasis web yang memudahkan pelayanan dan pengelolaan inventaris di Politap
Pemanfaatan Sampah Anorganik Menjadi Produk Kreatif
Authors: Sari Etika , Merina Merina , Lestari Eka
Published: February 2023

Anorganic waste is a type of waste that is very difficult to decompose and even takes a very long time, up to hundreds of years to fully decompose, especially cans and plastic which are difficult to biodegrade by nature. The purpose of this PkM activity is to overcome the problem of anorganic waste by reusing it. PkM activities are carried out by providing socialization to the community to increase knowledge in utilizing anorganic waste in the surrounding environment. The counseling material is an explanation of the recycling of anorganic waste into useful creative products, especially plastic and can bottles. The results of the socialization that has been carried out have increased public awareness of the use of anorganic waste which can be made into attractive and marketable products.
Equipo y herramienta de la topografía en la antigüedad
Authors: Cruz Sánchez Jesús Osbaldo , Sánchez Zavaleta Jesús , Carrillo Maciel Ricardo
Published: February 2023

Este trabajo está enfocado a describir las diversas herramientas utilizadas por el hombre para medir la tierra y se hace un recorrido histórico desde la Biblia hasta el siglo xix. Por lo tanto, se considera que desde que el hombre se convirtió en sedentario tuvo la necesidad de medir sus propiedades y la tierra que poseía no fue la excepción, de tal forma que siempre ha habido conflictos por la misma y se ha valido de cuanto instrumento o herramienta tiene a la mano para conocer su extensión, aunque esta práctica está vinculada también al cobro de impuestos, al propietario da cierta certidumbre de conocer de cuánto es dueño y la configuración de la misma. Algunos autores atribuyen el conocimiento y desarrollo de la topografía a los romanos mientras que otros a los egipcios, aunque se han descubierto testimonios más antiguos que estas dos civilizaciones en diversas partes del mundo.
El color como elemento de comunicación en el diseño de objetos
Authors: García García Jessica , Mora Cantellano María Del Pilar Alejandra
Published: February 2023

El presente trabajo tiene como propósito exponer la importancia del color como un elemento de comunicación para la configuración de un objeto diseñístico, el cual es considerado como un signo visual, interpretado a través de sus cualidades formales y funcionales, de acuerdo al contexto en que se localice
Influencia del crecimiento urbano sobre el paisaje natural
Authors: Narváez Rodríguez Fernando
Published: February 2023

El paisaje natural ha sido modificado por el crecimiento de los asentamientos humanos principalmente en las ciudades, su reducción considerable se atribuye esencialmente al aumento expansivo del área urbana; por ello, el diseño urbano debe ofrecer alternativas sustentables que permitan la interacción entre el crecimiento de la ciudad y la conservación de la biodiversidad nativa. Este documento tiene el propósito de analizar el crecimiento urbano y su influencia en el paisaje, ejemplificando algunas situaciones en la ciudad de San Luis Potosí, y que a su vez proporcione un método de análisis sobre la construcción de la ciudad con responsabilidad ambiental.
Hacia un concepto de ilustración narrativa para cuento
Authors: Lozano Silva Andrea Argel
Published: February 2023

Este artículo es una propuesta de conceptualización de ilustración narrativa para cuento, destaca las cualidades y funciones que le son propias, con relación a otras manifestaciones igualmente visuales y narrativas. Paralelamente subraya el intercambio que establece con la palabra escrita, erigiendo una noción, donde tanto palabra e imagen, fungen como medios colaborativos en el oficio de contar una historia y no como dos artes que se estorban mutuamente.
El valor simbólico de un objeto. Una perspectiva desde la semiótica
Authors: Mote Hernández Samuel Roberto
Published: February 2023

El valor simbólico del objeto, visto desde la semiótica es un conjunto de significaciones otorgadas por el sujeto y el contexto que lo rodea, su valoración se considera ambivalente en nivel personal o colectivo. Por ello, el objeto puede ser interpretado de distintas maneras por su cualidad multisígnica, aun así, se considera simbólico cuando éste propicia la permanencia y apropiación en la relación significante-intérprete.
Nuevos paradigmas de los espacios habitables: movimiento “Tiny houses”
Authors: Guzmán Guerra Gema Rocío , Mesta Torres Laura
Published: February 2023

La habitabilidad ya no se limita a un espacio arquitectónico tradicional, por lo que el interiorismo debe adaptarse a las diversas circunstancias emergentes, ya sean sociales, políticas, económicas, filosóficas, arquitectónicas, etc., dando lugar a realidades efímeras donde los espacios se convierten en temporales y se ubican y reubican en diversos contextos con una visión transversal y multidisciplinar del espacio habitable. Estos espacios transitorios son un reflejo de la sociedad contemporánea, que busca constantemente lo práctico, lo funcional y la agilización de los procesos que conllevan a la concreción de un espacio; y que es un referente del cambio constante que la misma globalización implica.
Incidencia de la práctica social en la apropiación de espacios residuales urbanos
Authors: Pérez Barragán Martha Yolanda
Published: February 2023

El tema que se presenta se ubica en fraccionamientos populares de San Luis Potosí y aborda el estudio de las áreas habitacionales, espacios abiertos, los cuales por alguna razón han caído en desuso. Se trata de un análisis enfocado a los grupos de habitantes que actualmente presentan distintos modos de apropiación del interior de esos lugares; específicamente se observaron los procesos de interacción entre sujeto(s) y grupos y, entre éstos con el entorno; así como también las re-significaciones actuales del espacio. Como estrategia de exploración se aplica una etnográfia rápida, consistente en la observación presencial práctica social, entrevistas semiestructuradas, informantes clave, cuestionarios y algunos documentos de tipo cartográfico; mediante mapeos socio-espaciales se analizaron e interpretaron las formas y sentidos de las interacciones entre los grupos, y entre éstos con el entorno físico-social-político para la construcción de su propio espacio social y la concreción de su territorio.
Evaluación del proyecto de inversión del parque ecológico Mexquitic
Authors: Pérez Pozos Omar Nahúm , Padrón Cerrillos Juan Arturo
Published: February 2023

La evaluación de proyecto va más allá de mostrar datos estadísticos que hablen de un problema, por el contrario, es llevar a cabo un estudio que favorezca el desarrollo de proyecto de inversión en comunidades cuyo principal recurso se encuentra en la riqueza de su contexto. Las alternativas de que ofrecen los proyectos de ecoturismo sirven como un buen pretexto para que se genere un estudio que beneficie a un entorno y a quienes viene en él. Es así como el análisis estadístico se convierte en un recurso que potencia la explicación de la pertinencia del proyecto como de impacto que tendría llevarlo a cabo tanto en la parte social como en el aspecto financiero.
Somos lo que habitamos
Authors: Ordaz Bulos Julio
Published: February 2023

La ciudad del siglo XXI, si bien es más compleja que nunca, para entenderla debemos remontarnos a tiempos en dónde la mayor parte de proyección de crecimiento urbano se llevó a cabo. Por eso, dar cuenta de que la ciudad de hoy en día arrastra procesos históricos modernistas y neoliberales lleva a platear que la tarea del arquitecto sería evitar pensar que la ciudad de hoy es algo nuevo. Eso a su vez, abre la reflexión sobre qué la práctica profesional no se basa en pensarse en el protagonismo y o fama obtenida por su trabajo. En el artículo se plantea que la ciudad de hoy debe partir de lo que se condenó hace años donde se recupere el sentido participativo que genera un espacio que permite el fácil acceso y desplazamiento de sus usuarios.
Persistent post-surgical orofacial pain
Authors: Canavan Dermot , Hardy Philip , O’Sullivan Michael , Clark Glenn
Published: February 2023

Delivery of pain-free dental treatment is the ultimate goal for clinicians, and the hoped-for result by patients. Thanks to the optimised use of local anaesthesia and high standards of clinical training, this goal is frequently achieved. Research also tells us that the incidence of persistent pain following dental procedures, while relatively low, is not zero. Given the number of procedures we perform as dentists, the number of patients affected with post-treatment pain is still substantial. Moreover, persistent pain is not exclusive to dentistry, but is a risk for all surgical interventions.

When this pain lasts over six months it has been labelled persistent or chronic post-surgical pain (CPSP), and as expected it has a detrimental effect on the patient’s quality of life. While all persistent pain is vexing, it is especially true for persistent orofacial pain. It creates increased levels of stress, anxiety and confusion for the patient, which in turn may place a strain on the dentist-patient relationship. On occasions, patient dissatisfaction may even result in medicolegal litigation.

This article describes some of the common clinical scenarios associated with chronic pain after dental procedures. Known risk factors are also discussed and recommendations are made so that clinicians might identify those at risk prior to an invasive procedure, and then possibly prevent post-surgical pain.
Bibeln i politiken: Ett växande forskningsfält
Authors: Stenström Hanna
Published: February 2023

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Pengelompokan Data Nilai Siswa Menggunakan Metode K-Means Clustering
Authors: Yudhistira Aditia , Andika Rio
Published: February 2023

Data mining merupakan sebuah metode dalam bidang ilmu komputer yang digunakan dalam mencari pengetahuan dari data sehingga menjadi sebuah informasi yang bermanfaat. Tahapan dalam proses data mining berguna untuk mencari sebuah pola tertentu dari data penilaian yang sangat banyak. Tujuan penelitian ini yaitu mengetahui dan membentuk cluster data siswa berdasarkan nilai akademik, nilai sikap, dan nilai disiplin sehingga menjadi sebuah cluster sehingga hasil cluster siswa dapat menjadi acuan dalam meningkatkan nilai siswa dalam proses pembelajaran selanjutnya. Hasil evaluasi dan penilaian terhadap siswa dilakukan oleh tenaga pengajar atau guru dalam melakukan penilaian selama proses pembelajaran. Dalam proses pembelajaran terdapat 3 kategori penilaian yaitu nilai siswa, disiplin, serta sikap. Hasil pengelompokan data nilai siswa menggunakan metode K-Means clustering menunjukan bahwa berdasarkan hasil cluster data siswa menggunakan dataset siswa dalam satu semester, maka didapatkan cluster 0 berjumlah 59 siswa, cluster 1 berjumlah 94 siswa, dan cluster 2 berjumlah 1 siswa. Hasil pengujian menggunakan elbow method maka jumlah cluster yang baik yang digunakan adalah 3 cluster, sehingga dalam penelitian ini menggunaka 3 cluster yaitu cluster 0, cluster 1, dan cluster 2. Hasil pengujian menggunakan silhouette coefficient maka jumlah cluster yang baik yang digunakan adalah 3 cluster dengan nilai silhouette coefficient yaitu 0.489, dan lebih baik dari nilai silhouette coefficient cluster lainnya.
Inequalities and the COVID-19 pandemic: Pandemic as a force that (still) affects increasing inequalities
Authors: Krstić Zoran
Published: February 2023

In the paper we analyze the effect of the COVID-19 on the increase or decrease in equalities. In the societies with stagnating income, epidemics have had a tendency of decreasing inequalities, and that is why they are defined as malign forces leading to the fall in inequalities. On the other hand, in the societies with increasing income, their authority was omitted under the supposition that they can no longer be an active factor of the increase or decrease in inequalities. In that respect, in our paper we will tr to point to a still significant effect of epidemics (primarily global ones, i.e., pandemics) in the countries with increasing income as well, but also to their currently quite different logic, because they are not only a relevant factor, but they also follow inverse logic as well - they lead to increasing inequalities.
Twenty-first century biopolitics and political realism
Authors: Koljević-Grifit Bogdana
Published: February 2023

In this paper we will consider the concept of biopolitics as neoliberalism, i.e., the reflections of the fundamentals of Foucault's theory and its structurally post-political character. The primary goal is to understand how this specific "regime of truth" turns out to be the foundation of the twenty-first century Realpolitik, from which Western government techniques derive. Biopolitics relevantly emerges as a process of fragmentation and dissolution of political sovereignty and subjectivity, and, as such, it is exacted through various postmodern and neoliberal forms. They defy a substantial portion of philosophical and legal traditions through politicization of life, the theory, and practices of biopolitics. In the second part of the paper - along with an overview of the contemporary phenomena of biopolitics - we articulate Foucault's position of political realism as a potential answer to political-philosophical challenges on a global scale.
Animalization and dehumanization concerns: Another psychological barrier to animal law reform
Authors: Deckha Maneesha
Published: February 2023

Legal systems across the world classify animals as property. There is growing global momentum asking courts in anthropocentric legal systems to revisit this position through test-case litigation. This has resulted in a few discrete victories for animals, but not much more. An ongoing issue is general legal conservatism and the belief in human exceptionalism that judges exhibit in these and related cases. In addition to general human exceptionalism, this article argues that a further psychological block for judges can arise from concerns about exacerbating racism and other intra-human prejudices given histories and legacies of animalizing and dehumanizing certain human groups. The first aim of this study is to illustrate this psychological phenomenon impacting judicial decision-making in relation to race. The article discusses the 2022 decision by the New York Court of Appeals with respect to the ongoing captivity of Happy, an elephant at the Bronx Zoo. This decision is selected given its recent and landmark status in North America. The second aim of the study is to outline why the dissociation of humans from animals is counterproductive to eliminating racism and other intra-human prejudices and inequities. The third aim of the study is to explain why affirming human proximity and kinship to animals—and thus putting a positive spin on animalization—in the legal system would be a more effective anti-racist and decolonizing gesture.
Lifts, transfers, and degrees of univariate maps
Authors: Brazelton Thomas , McKean Stephen
Published: February 2023

One can compute the local $\mathbb{A}^1$-degree at points with separable residue field by base changing, working rationally, and post-composing with the field trace. We show that for endomorphisms of the affine line, one can compute the local $\mathbb{A}^1$-degree at points with inseparable residue field by taking a suitable lift of the polynomial and transferring its local degree. We also discuss the general set-up and strategy in terms of the six functor formalism. As an application, we show that trace forms of number fields are local $\mathbb{A}^1$-degrees.
Gathering up the Social
Authors: Straw Will
Published: February 2023

In the 1920s, the modern “nightlife” column emerged as a regular feature of metropolitan newspapers in the United States and other countries. This article looks at nightlife columns in the African-American press. Its central focus is the coverage of the urban night in the Inter-State Tattler, a weekly periodical published in Harlem between 1922 and 1932. It suggests that, in the African-American press more generally, during this period, one sees the emergence of many of the varieties of the nightlife column. This emergence is particularly evident in the writing of the journalist Geraldyn Dismond, whose writing is a central focus of the article.