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Fishing Equipment Technical Efficiency for Fisheries Production in Banda Naira
Authors: Erliani Ennis Wian , Marto Mulyadi , Tanjaya Erwin 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Banda Sea has potential fish resource types developed, namely small pelagic fish and large pelagic fish. The potential for catch fisheries has increased to small pelagic fish, the relative large-sized cobs, tuna and skipjack have a tendency to decrease the proportion in catch composition. The fishermen generally do not use the appropriate combination of production input, fishing operations with fishing gear are less efficient. The low production capacity is lack of skills and education of boat crews, there are many application methods or standards of fishing outside. In addition, the number of small-scale cruisers operating causes coastal fisheries to be under high pressure. This study aims to determine the technical efficiency of fishing gear, level of use of inputs (operating time, cruiser size, driving force, length of tation, crew members, crew and captain experience or variables to produce output (catches) in Banda Naira. The method used descriptive survey method, information is collected through asking questions or interviewing respondents, then analyzing the data onto multiple linear regression using SPSS Based on the results conducted during the study it can be seen that the average factors production cannot be utilized by fishermen.
The sustainable development strategy of marine tourism in Banda District of Central Maluku Regency based on economic valuation.
Authors: Wawo Mintje , Lengkong Jelvhian P. , Tupan Charlotha I. 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Many tourism products are offered to tourist whom travels to Banda in this case study is Marine tourism. The increasing number of demands is potential in bringing pressure upon the coastal and sea sectors. The aims of this research is to study the factors that affects the amount of visits by calculating the economic value of the marine tourism and formulating a strategy in developing a sustainable marine tourism in Banda. The methods used in the study are the multiple linear regression, the travel cost and the exponential comparison. The result shows the equation VISIT = 23.639 − 1.798COST + 0.258INC −0.889AGE + 1.792EDUC (DT) and VISIT = 4.074 − 0.525COST − 0.075INC − 0.815AGE + 1.658EDUC (FT), towards the total visits from Domestic Tourist (DT) and Foreign Tourist (FT) in the tourism area in Banda. The estimated economic value for the tourism area calculated from Domestic Tourist per individual is IDR 7,201,404,479 per year and from Foreign Tourist is US$ 2,571,316 per year. The first alternative strategic priority for the marine tourism in Banda District is from the ecology sector with a ECM value of 450,094,848. This concludes that the ecological sustainability implies on the contiunity of the social and economic sectors.
Mangrove Ecotourism Development in Letvuan Village Southeast Maluku Regency
Authors: Renjaan Meiksyana Raynold , Hungan Marselus , Betaubun Kamilius D 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
This study aims to develop the potential of mangrove forest ecotourism in Letvuan village, Hoat Sorbay District, Southeast Maluku Regency through identification of community and tourist perceptions. The results showed that the mangrove forest in Letvuan village has the potential of tourist sites in the form of boating while enjoying the natural beauty of mangrove forests and as a cultural tourism place where the Teb Tut king cemetery is one of the initiator of Larvul Ngabal customary law in the Kei Islands. Community perception is very supportive in developing ecotourism with the hope that it will empower local communities in ecotourism activities, and can preserve local arts and culture. Recommended ecotourism development strategies, namely: (1) complementing the infrastructure supporting ecotourism activities such as roads and bridges. (2) intensive promotion. (3) synergizing ecotourism with Kei traditional culture.
Investigation of mercury residual in dried Anchovy from Buru Island
Authors: Enda Savitri Imelda Krisanta , Silaban Bernita , Sormin R.B.D. 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Dried anchovy is a prominent fishery product from Buru Island, produced by the community in villages Saliong and Siahoni at the coastal of Kayeli bay. The artisanal gold mine activity at mount Botak few years ago was resulted mercury contamination into the waters of Kayeli bay and it is appropriate to investigate the mercury contaminants in dried anchovy. This study was carried out to determine the amount of mercury residual in dried anchovy from Saliong-Batuboi and Siahoni. Further more dried anchovy as a good income for the community can be ensure its food safety for the consumers. The result showed that the average of mercury residual was 0.3135 mg/kg in 2017, 0.2498 mg/kg in 2018 and the value decline into 0.135 mg/kg in 2019. Refer to Indonesia Standard SNI 7387-2009 and CODEX STAN 193-1995 (Amended 2009), mercury residual in dried anchovy from Buru Island under 0.5 mg/kg and safe to be consumed.
Antioxidant activitiy of bitter leaves (Vernonia amygdalina) extract coated with the nanochitosan derived from parrot fish (Scarus sp) scales
Authors: Rumengan Inneke F.M. , Rumampuk Natalie D. , Mandey Lucia C. , Kandou Grace D. , Luntungan Aldian H. 
Published: June 2020

Abstract

Vernonia amygdalina is traditionally used in various folk medicines as remedies against many diseases due to its antioxidant compounds. The ability of these compounds could be reduced during absorption process. Chitosan nanoparticles as drug carriers have the advantages of protecting bioactive compounds of the extract. Nanochitosan was prepared from the parrot fish (Scarus sp) scales, using ionic gelation method. Extraction of bitter leaves was performed by maceration method using 96%. ethanol The nanochitosan coated extracts were prepared into 2 groups, with the ratio of nanochitosan and extract of 1:1 (BLENC 1) and 2:1 (BLENC 2), respectively. The antioxidant activity of the two groups with different concentrations (10 to 50 μg/ml) and the control (BLE) was measured using DPPH test for the parameter of inhibition values. Results show that the BLENC 2 with concentration of 50 μg/ml has higher inhibition value (89.1%) than the 50 μg/ml concentration of BLE and BLENC 1. The inhibiton value of all samples were in range of very strong antioxidant category with the IC50 ranged from 8.98 to 22.25 μg/ml. Linear regression of the concentration against inhibition value graph shows that correlation was found to be in BLENC 2 (R2=0.828).
Quality “crispy enbal”, fortified with seaweed
Authors: Sudirjo Fien , Marasabessy Ismael 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Enbal is the local name of cassava which is popular in the Kei Islands. The purpose of this research is to improve the competitiveness of crispy “Enbal” made from 2 types of enbal (Manihot utilisima) enriched with seaweed (Eucheuma cottonii) to increase fiber content. This research is conducted in two steps. The first stage is the production of “enbal” flour from two types of enbal namely white and yellow enbal then analyzed with antioxidants (beta carotene) and fiber. The second stage is the production of crispy seaweed by adding 10, 20 and 30% seaweed. Then analyzed water content, protein, fat, fiber and beta-carotene. The results of the first phase of the study showed that the white fibers (2.02%) and yellow (2.47%) were not significantly different, while the beta-carotene content of yellow enbal (4.27mg / kg) was higher than the white (<0.02mg / kg). The results of the second stage of the study showed that the yield of crispy seaweed Enbal enriched with 30% seaweed was higher than the other treatments, while the other parameters did not differ.
Investigation on quality of smoked Scad Mackerel (Decapterus ruselli) processed using different fuels
Authors: Ohoiwutun Maria Kristina , Tumiwa Bruri Berel , Serpara Saul Abraham , Nara Selfia Martha , Tuarita Mirna Zena 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Scad mackerel (Decapterus ruselli) possessed potentiality as a valuable fisheries commodity in Maluku, mainly due to its abundant stock. As commonly found in fisheries products, the scad mackerel is also perishable; besides, the fish has a small quantity of flesh and undesirable taste, which make it receiving rejections from local communities. In light of this constraint, preservation of fish using smoking method is acceptable, enabling to combine heat and chemical substances as product of burning. The experiment aimed at investigating the quality of smoked scad mackerel treated with different fuels. Our experiment was arranged according to completely randomized design with two treatments, i.e. fish forms (whole (A); butterfly (B)) and fuels (coconut shell (1); sawdust (2); coco fiber (3)). The smoked fish was then evaluated for chemical composition (mositure, ash, protein) and preference (appearance, odor, form, texture). The results showed that the highest score for each parameter was achieved in different treatments as follows: appearance of 7,95 (A1), odor of 8,00 (A1), form of 7,0 B3 (7,9), texture of 7,95 (B3), moisture content of 66,68 (B1), ash content of 3,98 (A3) and protein content of 49,89 (B3).
Production of Bioethanol from Napier grass: Comparison in Pre-treatment and Fermentation Methods
Authors: Taufikurahman  , Sherly  , Jessica  , Delimanto W O 
Published: June 2020

AbstractBioethanol as alternative renewable energy can be derived from lignocellulosic biomass. One of the potential biomass that can be used for bioethanol is Napier grass(Pennisetum purpureumSchumach). Napier grass has a high content of cellulose which can be utilized as a substrate for fermentation process. A better understanding of bioconversion of Napier grass into bioethanol is essential for enhancing its performance. In this study, three biological agents were involved,Aspergillus nigerandPhanerochaete chrysosporiumfor delignification andNeurospora sitophilafor cellulase and bioethanol production in solid-state and submerged fermentation. Alkaline pretreatment using Ca(OH)2 and NaOH were conducted in this study. The result showed biological pretreatment usingAspergillus nigergave a higher delignification yield compared to alkaline pretreatment. For cellulase production, solid-state fermentation resulted in a higher enzyme activity compared to submerged fermentation and for bioethanol production, submerged fermentation yielded higher bioethanol compared to solid-state fermentation system but the difference was not too significant.
Biorefinery Approach for Biodiesel Production from Microalgae
Authors: Punyanan J P 
Published: June 2020

AbstractAs the availability of fossil fuel resources is decreasing and leads to energy crisis all around the world, the researchers now are looking for potential renewable sources that can be transformed into energy and replace fossil fuel resources. One of the most potential resources for fuels with many applications is microalgae. As a highly populated country with 264 million, the development of microalgae for biodiesel in Indonesia is needed to fulfill the high energy demand. With wide territorial waters and a tropical climate in Indonesia, microalgae cultivation can be conducted massively. There is no need for land to cultivate microalgae. It is only required water, CO2, and sunlight. The biorefinery approach can be used to produce biodiesel from microalgae and keep the greenhouse gases (GHG) near to negligible. The wastewater generated from the process can be used again as the input of the pond for cultivation. Therefore, this biorefinery approach is promising to enhance national energy and income by optimizing the microalgae development in Indonesia.
Developing Reference Building for Campus Type Buildings in Universitas Gadjah Mada
Authors: Utami S S , Sihotang A , Ardiyanto B , Prayitno B 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
The building sector has been the highest consumer in the total energy consumption in Indonesia, in which the building sector shared 39% of the national energy consumption. A university is a campus that consists of the landscapes and buildings with many kinds of academic and social activities that creates a type of energy consumption profile. This paper aims to demonstrate the importance of having a complete and reliable audit data of a university to develop reference building for campuses. The reference building serves as a building benchmark model for energy consumption, for 20 faculties in Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) with more than 200 buildings. The energy consumption model of the buildings is developed using the CLTD/SCL/CLF calculation method. Data of the building geometry, building envelope, and building profile are using data collected from a green campus assessment tools (GreenmetricUI) by walkthrough audit. The research compared the energy profile obtained from the audit data and the model calculated. It is shown that the energy profile model from the CLTD/SCL/CLF method is generally higher than the reported energy consumptions from electricity bills. It can be concluded that the main success in developing a reference building is by having a reliable audit data and a complete record of the electricity bills to validate the model. Once the energy profile obtained from the CLTD/SCL/CLF modeling is available, the data can be used for modelling reference building using energy model software.
Effect of Tilt Angle of Building-Integrated Wind Turbine and Photovoltaic Façade on Wind Pressure and Solar Radiation
Authors: Mintorogo D S , Elsiana F , Budhiyanto A 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
This study investigated the potential impacts of wind pressure and incident solar radiation on a building tilted façade installed with micro wind turbine and photovoltaic panels as a second skin façade for generating electricity. The wind pressure will affect wind turbine rotation, and solar radiation will affect the energy produced by the photovoltaic. The study used simulation modeling software to analyze the wind pressure and solar radiation received on the tilted façade. The research found that the force received by the tilted façade is more significant than that received by the 90° tilted fagade. The smaller the tilted-angle of the fagade, the more radiation received by the PV panel. Conversely, the larger tilted-angle of the building façade, the less radiation received by the photovoltaic, despite the wind pressure received by the wind turbine being higher than that received by the 90° tilt façade. However, the more radiation received by the fagade, the more heat received by the building.
Planning and Designing UPI Science and Techno Park as a Green Campus Center in Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
Authors: Devitama F F , Paramita B , Ardiani N A 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia (UPI) plans Science and Techno Park to improve UPI’s ranking in the Green Campus Ranking in the world. Currently, UPI is ranked 44th in Indonesia, or equivalent to 100 in Asia (1000 in the world). So, to improve UPI’s ranking, an area is needed to develop research in the Green Campus field. The developed Science and Techno Park have a research focus in the fields of infrastructure, energy, waste, water, and transportation management. UPI Science and Techno Park use the High Technology Architecture Theme. So, Science and Techno Park can support the UPI area to become Green Campus based on criteria issued by Green Metric UI. Science and Techno Park UPI facilitates research collaboration with outside companies for further research by researchers. Science and Techno Park can facilitate commercialized, produced, and marketed to the public.
Transit Integrated Design in Poris-Plawad Tangerang Transit Oriented Development Area: Terminal and Station
Authors: Nabila A S , Paramita B , Minggra R , Koerniawan M D 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Poris-Plawad Terminal and Batu Ceper Station are transit nodes located at Toris Poris Plawad, Tangerang City. There are several criteria to become a transit point for the TOD area listed in the Ministry of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning / Head of the Republic of Indonesia’s National Defense Agency No. 16 of 2017; PM. 47 of 2014; PM. 40 of 2015; and ITDP (Institute of Transportation Development Policy), which is one of the criteria is integration. Based on the existing criteria, Poris Plawad Terminal and Batu Ceper Station have not met the current criteria, among others; lack of integration between the terminal and station and integration with the surrounding area; It is difficult for pedestrians and cyclists to move around in the transit node. Circulation mixed with vehicles; and also, the lack of facilities at terminals and stations. This study discusses recommendations in terms of the architectural design of a transit node that can meet the criteria that have not been met in the TOD Poris Plawad area. The method used is to conduct studies such as regional studies, activity studies, and circulation studies. This study will be analyzed and processed to produce a design concept recommendation for a Poris Plawad mix-use building that meets the TOD criteria and government regulations.
A-22 Gender Effects and Self-Reported Symptomatology at Baseline
Authors: Horne K , Gilmore M , Bennett R , Lashley L 
Published: June 2020

ABSTRACT

Objective
To examine potential effects of gender on self-reported symptomatology in athletes who did not report a prior concussion history at baseline using ImPACT.

Method
Participants were selected from an archival de-identified sports medicine ImPACT database. The sample (N = 28,616) consisted of primarily male (58.2%) student athletes in South Florida with a mean age of 15.36 years (SD = 1.332). An exploratory factor analysis performed by Kontos and colleagues (2012) was utilized to categorize ImPACT self-reported symptomatology into four symptom groups: Affective, Sleep, Cognitive, and Vestibular Somatic. An independent samples t-test was conducted to determine the relationship between gender and self-reported symptoms at baseline. Statistical significance was set at p &lt; 0.01.

Results
The independent samples t-test determined significant differences (p &lt; .001) between gender and self-reported symptomatology regarding cognitive (d = 0.14), affective (d = 0.30), sleep (d = 0.13), and vestibular somatic symptoms (d = 0.17). Descriptive statistics revealed females on average reported more symptoms than males at baseline.

Conclusions
Findings indicate females are more likely to endorse sleep, emotion, and somatic symptoms in comparison to males at baseline. The results suggest that gender may be a mediating factor in regards to self-reported symptomatology, and should be accounted for when comparing baseline assessments to post-injury. Additionally, these results suggest self-reported symptomatology may be an accurate representation of athlete’s baseline functioning and are not solely related to post injury complications. Going forward, one’s self-reported symptomatology at baseline should be highly considered when clearing athletes for both return to learn and play.
Development and Preliminary Validation of Standardized Regression-Based Change Scores as Measures of Transitional Cognitive Decline
Authors: Kiselica Andrew M , Kaser Alyssa N , Webber Troy A , Small Brent J , Benge Jared F 
Published: June 2020

Abstract

Objective
An increasing focus in Alzheimer’s disease and aging research is to identify transitional cognitive decline. One means of indexing change over time in serial cognitive evaluations is to calculate standardized regression-based (SRB) change indices. This paper includes the development and preliminary validation of SRB indices for the Uniform Data Set 3.0 Neuropsychological Battery, as well as base rate data to aid in their interpretation.

Method
The sample included 1,341 cognitively intact older adults with serial assessments over 0.5–2 years in the National Alzheimer’s Coordinating Center Database. SRB change scores were calculated in half of the sample and then validated in the other half of the sample. Base rates of SRB decline were evaluated at z-score cut-points, corresponding to two-tailed p-values of .20 (z = −1.282), .10 (z = −1.645), and .05 (z = −1.96). We examined convergent associations of SRB indices for each cognitive measure with each other as well as concurrent associations of SRB indices with clinical dementia rating sum of box scores (CDR-SB).

Results
SRB equations were able to significantly predict the selected cognitive variables. The base rate of at least one significant SRB decline across the entire battery ranged from 26.70% to 58.10%. SRB indices for cognitive measures demonstrated theoretically expected significant positive associations with each other. Additionally, CDR-SB impairment was associated with an increasing number of significantly declined test scores.

Conclusions
This paper provides preliminary validation of SRB indices in a large sample, and we present a user-friendly tool for calculating SRB values.
Inter Organizational Practice Committee Recommendations/Guidance for Teleneuropsychology in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic†
Authors: Bilder Robert M , Postal Karen S , Barisa Mark , Aase Darrin M , Cullum C Munro , Gillaspy Stephen R , Harder Lana , Kanter Geoffrey , Lanca Margaret , Lechuga David M , Morgan Jennifer M , Most Randi , Puente Antonio E , Salinas Christine M , Woodhouse Jonathan 
Published: June 2020

Abstract

Objective
The Inter Organizational Practice Committee convened a workgroup to provide rapid guidance about teleneuropsychology (TeleNP) in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Method
A collaborative panel of experts from major professional organizations developed provisional guidance for neuropsychological practice during the pandemic. The stakeholders included the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology/American Board of Clinical Neuropsychology, the National Academy of Neuropsychology, Division 40 of the American Psychological Association, the American Board of Professional Neuropsychology, and the American Psychological Association Services, Inc. The group reviewed literature; collated federal, regional, and state regulations and information from insurers; and surveyed practitioners to identify best practices.

Results
Literature indicates that TeleNP may offer reliable and valid assessments, but clinicians need to consider limitations, develop new informed consent procedures, report modifications of standard procedures, and state limitations to diagnostic conclusions and recommendations. Specific limitations affect TeleNP assessments of older adults, younger children, individuals with limited access to technology, and individuals with other individual, cultural, and/or linguistic differences. TeleNP may be contraindicated or infeasible given specific patient characteristics, circumstances, and referral questions. Considerations for billing TeleNP services are offered with reservations that clinicians must verify procedures independently. Guidance about technical issues and “tips” for TeleNP procedures are provided.

Conclusion
This document provides provisional guidance with links to resources and established guidelines for telepsychology. Specific recommendations extend these practices to TeleNP. These recommendations may be revised as circumstances evolve, with updates posted continuously at IOPC.online.