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Projection of Banking Labor Absorption Related to Technology Development in Banten Province
Authors: Rosyid  , Lukito Laksono Edi 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
The role of information technology in the banking sector is very important and even impossible to separate because almost all mechanisms in the implementation and processing of data are already in the form of information where only the information technology can be completed. As an example of ATM, is a technology that applies the concept of digital-based data processing, where the component of this tool is divided into two, namely hardware and software. The hardware is the PC and the ATM device interface itself and the software that runs and manages all transaction records. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of technological progress on community welfare, employment and economic growth in Banten Province. The research data used in this study are secondary data, namely banking data and data taken from the Central Statistics Agency for the period of 2016-2018. The results show that technological advancements result in reduced employment but community welfare and economic growth are increasing.
The Quality of Salacca Tree Midrib Latex Flour as a Thickening Agent
Authors: Harahap Muharram Fajrin , Lubis Rafiqah Amanda , Syawaluddin  , Silitonga Yusnita Wahyuni , Harahap Imelda Sari 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
The use of food ingredients to various processed products of livestock, agriculture, and fisheries requires a thickening agent to improve its quality. Salacca trees are found around the South Tapanuli Region. So there will be a study of its potential as a thickening agent. This research was conducted in April - June 2019 in South Tapanuli. The purpose of this study was to determine the quality of salacca tree midrib flour as a food thickening agent. This research shows that salacca tree latex flour has a fairly good quality and has the potential to be used as a food thickening agent.
Business Communication Skill Model Based on Internet of Thing (IoT)
Authors: Rozalena A , Sulaeman M , Mulyati S , Gunawan H 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
This research is to construct business communication skills model based on Internet of Things (IoT). Business communicators need soft skills and hard skills. They are expected to increase marketing and network growth of customer markets in all industry lines. The purpose of this study are, (1) to describe the Internet of Things (IoT) based communication skills model; (2) to find out some new professions with the required communication skills in the business world. The methodology of this research is descriptive qualitative with the paradigm of analyzing literature through blog content and the appointment of informants using purposive sampling techniques. Researchers used document analysis with data analysis techniques using the interactive model of Miles and Huberman. The results of this study found, (1) the concept of communication skills that are able to realize a business communication model on an internet basis; (2) communication skills indicate the existence of activities in creating message designs with high creativity through internet-based work.
Comparison of the Chemical Compounds of Malacca Bark and Malacca Fruit (Phyllanthus emblica) with Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometer (GC-MS)
Authors: Harahap FS , Atifah Y , Nasirsah  , Abubakar  , Ginting N 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
Malacca (Phyllanthus emblica) has a chemical that contains acids that are used to treat cancer. This research was aimed to compare the content of chemical compounds malacca stem with malacca fruit (Phyllanthus emblica) with multilevel extraction methods. Extraction of the stem and Malaca fruit was carried out by maceration and socletation using non-polar n-hexane, semi-polar acetone, and polar methanol as solvent. Non-polar components were separated by the soxhlet extraction method using n-hexane solvent. The residue from the soxhlet extraction was then macerated using acetone solvent. Furthermore, the polar component was separated by maceration extraction method using ethanol as a solvent. The ethanol extract was then identified by chemical compounds with Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometer (GC-MS). Chemical compounds identified with GC-MS showed extracts on stem balakka contain the compound succinic acid dimethyl ester, dimethyl pentanedioate, and dimethyl adipate, while extracts on malacca fruit contain the compound succinic acid dimethyl ester, dimethyl pentanedioate, dimethyl adipate, methyl adipate, 1,3-Dioxolane-4-methanol.
Osmoregulation and Toxicity Test Ethanolic Extracts of Andaliman Leaves (Zanthoxylum acanthopodium D. C.) Against Physiological of Goldfish (Cyprinus carpio L.)
Authors: Batubara M. S. , Ginting N. , Safri I. , Tua S. , Umar K. 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
The purpose of this study was to determine the osmoregulation of goldfish (Cyprinus carpio L.) treated with ethanolic extracts of andaliman leaves (Zanthoxylum acanthopodium DC) and to determine the toxicity level of ethanolic extracts of andaliman leaves (Zanthoxylum acanthopodium DC) on physiological goldfish (Cyprinus carpio L.). The method used in this study is included in experimental research with a significant correlation method to determine osmoregulation and toxicity testing ethanolic extracts of andaliman leaves (Zanthoxylum acanthopodium D. C.) on physiological goldfish (Cyprinus carpio L.). Measurements are made once at the same time. Quantitative chemical test results of the ethanol extract of andaliman leaves (Zanthoxylum acanthopodium D. C.) are phenol, hydroquinone, and amide compound. The results of this study indicate that there was a decrease in body weight of goldfish samples treated with ethanolic extracts of andaliman leaves compared with controls, and statistically showed significantly different. Then the results were also obtained that the higher the dose ethanolic extracts of andaliman leaves was given, the more the number of dead goldfish samples, where the 100% mortality dose was > 0.25 g/100 ml distilled water, and the length of time the goldfish died was also faster at time is 1-4 hours. For data on the number of erythrocyte goldfish samples that were treated with ethanolic extracts of andaliman leaves also decreased compared to controls, but statistically showed results that were not significantly different.
Law and Technology (Study on The Use of Online Application Based on Electronic Information and Transaction Law)
Authors: Amiludin  , Ahmad Dwi Nurfauziah , Kadir Abdul 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
Developments and advances in the world of technology that are supported by unlimited Internet access have succeeded in providing convenience in various aspects of life, one example of the convenience that is presented in the development of technology is the existence of the application of Online-based Funds Loans (Fintech) which can be downloaded by various parties / Debtors. The presence of this application does not all provide benefits to the debtor or to the people who need it because if there is a delay in debt repayment, the debtor gets psychological, verbal, and threat threats from the Debt collector. The presence of law during society as a set of rules governing peoples lives in all respects without exception, including the delivery of transactions in terms of finances between customers as Debtors and Lenders online. The method used in writing this article is an empirical normative approach that is analyzed qualitatively, legal protection is needed for people who feel aggrieved due to the terror interest that exceeds the maximum limit by making a report to the police and at the same time to the financial services authority to immediately curb loan applications online that can upset the public and also provide administrative sanctions in the form of written warnings, fines, obligations to pay a certain amount of money, restrictions on business activities, and revocation of licenses as listed in article 47 paragraph (1) of the Financial Services Authority Regulation. 77 / POJK.01 / 2016 concerning Information Technology-Based Money Lending and Borrowing Services
Technology mobile banking on customer Satisfaction
Authors: Gumelar Anjar , Nasution Muhammad Irfan , Oesman Ida Farida , Ramadini Frida , Irfan Mohamad , Nurliana  
Published: April 2020

Abstract
This study aims to analyze the effect of mobile banking, trust, and customer satisfaction on Bank Muamalat Indonesia DKI Jakarta Branch. The sample in this study cover 124 respondents using non-probability sampling technique. The data analysis technique used is Structural Equation Modeling Part Least Square (SEM-PLS) with the Smart PLS application. The results of this study prove that the relationship of mobile banking services to trust is significant, mobile banking to satisfaction is significant, trust to satisfaction is significant, and trust is able to be an intervening variable in this study that mediates the influence of mobile banking on customer satisfaction.
Power supply for mid-frequency magnetron sputtering with a wide-range control of pulses parameters
Authors: Oskirko V O , Zakharov A Z , Solovyev A A , Pavlov A P , Rabotkin S V 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
The paper presents a description of a pulsed power supply of a magnetron sputtering system with a power of 10 kW, which has a wide range of output parameters, such as the amplitude, the frequency, and duration of voltage pulses. High values of the pulse current (up to 100 A) and voltage (up to 1800 V) provide the ability to work at low duty cycle, which in turn allows to increase the value of the ion current on the substrate. It has been experimentally found, that changing the frequency and duration of the pulses can increase the ion current density to the substrate while maintaining the average discharge power.
Project development of the virtual laboratory work with 3D visualization of gyroscope motion
Authors: Baranov A V , Muramshchikov I D , Skrynnik N A 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
In accordance with the concept of project-based learning, the project activities of computer modeling and simulation are organized in the physics course for the students of Novosibirsk State Technical University NETI. The students’ teams develop interactive virtual labs with 3D dynamic visualization of physical systems and processes. The program developing of the interactive virtual lab work “Precession and nutation of a gyroscope” is demonstrated. A feature of the program development is the use of concepts of the object-oriented approach when creating the software product. The program’s interactive abilities allow doing a large number of virtual experiments to study gyroscope behavior. You can observe and investigate various gyroscope motions as unidirectional precession, looping precession and cuspidal motion. Dynamic visualization of the gyroscope motion, supplemented by graphs, allows you to analyze the processes in detail. The students’ software developments find their applications in the physical laboratory practicum and in the lecture course of the university physics as additional didactic tools.
Statistical Analysis and Experimental Evaluation of Active-Pulse Television Measuring Systems Vision Zone Shapes
Authors: Movchan A , Kapustin V , Kuryachiy M , Chaldina E 
Published: April 2020

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The paper presents experimental results for obtaining the shapes of active-pulse television measuring systems vision zones, their statistical analysis, as well as comparison with the shapes of zones obtained as a result of modelling. A description of the active-pulse television measuring systems operation principle, and the main technical characteristics of the active-pulse television measuring systems prototype used in the experiment are given. It has been experimentally confirmed that the proposed mathematical models for the system’s active vision zones description adequately and effectively describes the process of their formation, and can be used in the active-pulse television measuring systems design and development processes.
Software in the field of information and analytical support for territorial management: a methodological approach to assessment
Authors: Senchenko P V , Sidorov A A 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
The article considers the approach to software evaluation, which is used for information and analytical support of the territorial administration. It is proposed to use a computational procedure based on determining the correspondence of the functional completeness particular alternative to a reference sample. A set of parameters has been formed that needs to be taken into account to select a specific information technology solution for the intended purpose. The proposed tools can be adapted to compare software systems for other purposes.
Features of electron-beam sintering of Al2O3-Ti composite ceramics in the forevacuum pressure range
Authors: Klimov A S , Yu Bakeev I , Oks E M , Tran V T , Zenin A A 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
The article presents electron-beam sintering of composite cermets based on aluminum oxide and titanium. An electron beam generated by a forevacuum plasma electron source for sintering was used. The sintering samples were made from fine-grained powders and compressed by uniaxial pressing. It is shown that when heated to 1600 °C, a powder mixture with a ratio of aluminum oxide of 50% (wt.) and 50% titanium (wt.) large pores are formed in the sample. Measurements of the emission spectrum of the beam plasma formed above the surface of the irradiated sample showed the presence of aluminum. This may be due to the evaporation of these components during electron beam irradiation.
Decision support system for WWER-1000 reactivity management
Authors: Kolomiets M A , Lapkis A A , Tsuverkalova O F 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
The article describes the developed software for automating operational calculations of reactivity changes of the water-water energetic reactor (WWER-1000). The main calculation dependencies, screen forms and test results on the Rostov nuclear power plant (Rostov NPP) are given. The calculation accuracy increase is shown.
Access Control System with the Authentication Mechanism Implementation using Artificial Neural Network
Authors: Belova Ye P , Mashkina I V 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
Biometric access control system is presently one of the innovative Information Security (IS) technologies. The article shows a possibility to use this technology to control logical access as well as the technologies provided to administrator-users of Information Systems (IS). A method to compare biometric data of users who have administrator rights is proposed. Individuals’ unique voice parameters and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) lay behind this method. The paper considers the specific ANN learning issues to solve the challenge over storing biometric patterns of users and authenticating them by values of the fourth formant characteristics as regard to the selected vowel phonemes as well as by additional voice qualities. The first and second type recognition errors are estimated. The architecture of the user authentication and authorization system that implements the method to monitor administrator-users of information systems has been designed.
Active-pulse television measuring systems images space-time filtration by range
Authors: Kapustin V , Movchan A , Kuryachiy M , Chaldina E 
Published: April 2020

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The paper proposes an approach for visualizing objects on images obtained with active-pulse television measuring systems (AP TMS) by range. The calculation of the AP TMS active vision area shape allows getting data of the light energy distribution inside the active vision area. To distinguish the object of interest on the video frame, an inter-frame difference of several frames obtained with different gating delays can be found. The equation of inter-frame difference for three frames is proposed. The difference simulation for three active vision areas was performed. To test the method of images space-time filtration by range, we used images obtained as a result of experimental studies conducted using large aerosol chamber of the V.E. Zuev Institute of Atmospheric Optics of Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Science (IAO SB RAS). In order to conduct the experiment video frames obtained under conditions of normal transparency of the propagation medium at different gating delays of the image intensifier tube (IIT) were taken. During the experiment, an image of the measuring table located at a distance of 15 m was distinguished, and the remaining objects located in the system’s field of view were successfully removed using space-time filtration. Removing of the “unwanted” information from images will increase the compression ratio and speed up the algorithms for further processing.The results obtained in this paper contribute to a more efficient use of the AP TMS for the purpose of detection and recognition of the objects under various conditions of visibility.
Urbanization alters rainfall extremes over the contiguous United States
Authors: Singh Jitendra , Karmakar Subhankar , PaiMazumder Debasish , Ghosh Subimal , Niyogi Dev 
Published: April 2020

AbstractAnthropogenic changes are likely to intensify rainfall extremes, posing a risk to human, environmental and urban systems. Understanding the impact of urbanization on rainfall extremes is critical for both reliable climate projections as well as sustainable urban development. This study presents the unexplored impacts of changes arising in urban areas on rainfall extremes over the Contiguous United States. The results show a 2.7-fold higher probability of exceeding a 25% change in 50 year rainfall events over urban areas than over rural areas. Spatially, the changes in rainfall extremes over the central, northeast central, southeast, and northwest central zones were more pronounced due to urbanization. Statistical analyses highlight a positive relationship between changes in rainfall extremes and urbanization within a set of concentric ring buffers around rain gauge stations. Here, we show that urbanization, even though a local feature, influences the mesoscale meteorological setting; and, is statistically associated with an intensification of rainfall extremes across the Contiguous United States.
Water quality trends under rapid agricultural expansion and enhanced in-stream interception in a hilly watershed of Eastern China
Authors: Zhang Wangshou , Li Hengpeng , Hyndman David W. , Diao Yaqin , Geng Jianwei , Pueppke Steven G 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
Conflicts between agricultural intensification and the increasing demand for clean water resources are growing worldwide. This study sought to understand how the negative consequences of agricultural expansion in fragile hilly watersheds can be mitigated by ecologically based engineering practices. We analyzed long-term and seasonal water quality trends in two sub-watersheds of the Tianmu Lake watershed in Eastern China. The Zhongtian and nearby Zhucao sub-watersheds are very similar in terms of climate, topography and other features that can influence water quality. Both are experiencing rapid expansion of tea plantations, but the Zhongtian River contains an engineered system of overflow dams and cascade wetlands that is absent from the Zhucao River. The multi-year averaged reduction (2009–2018) of total nitrogen (TN) and total phosphorus (TP) from upstream to downstream reaches was 10%–15% greater in the engineered Zhongtian River compared to the non-engineered and free flowing Zhucao River, which has no interventions to reduce nutrient concentrations. Average annual reductions in TN, TP, and total suspended solids (SS) downstream of the engineered system reached 0.5%–4.0% of their multi-year averaged concentrations over this time interval. These reductions occurred despite a 2.3-fold expansion of tea plantation area in the engineered watershed, which contrasts with deteriorating water quality in the non-engineered watershed that had a 0.4-fold expansion of tea plantation area. Our results underscore the value of such engineered systems to improve water quality and help reconcile competing advantages of agricultural development and environmental protection in hilly watersheds, where there is limited in-stream processing of nutrients and the effects of human activities are substantial.
Consumer preferences towards Padang Sidempuan and Pondoh snake fruit
Authors: Leonardy H , Rahmanta  , Ayu S F 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
This study is aimed to investigate consumer preferences towards the attribute combination of Padang Sidempuan and Pondoh snake fruit in Medan City, Indonesia, and to analyse the attributes order of Padang Sidempuan and Pondoh snake fruit due to its most important based on consumer preferences. According to the formula for determining sample size for studying preferences, the number of samples obtained for this study is 100 people. The sampling method for this study is the accidental sampling. The study used the conjoint analysis method. In this study, seven attributes that affect size, weight, skin colour, price, and taste, thickness of fruit flesh and thickness of fruit skin were used. The results reveal that Padang Sidempuan and Pondoh snake fruit which became consumer preferences had the same preferences, namely snake fruit with medium size, heavy in weight, blackish brown skin colour, affordable, sweet taste, thick fruit flesh and thin fruit skin. In conclusion, consumers of Padang Sidempuan and Pondoh snake fruit consider the attributes of flavour as the most important factor in making decisions to consume Padang Sidempuan and Pondoh snake fruit.
The economic development of impoverished provinces in Indonesia based on Pajale commodities
Authors: Juhandi D , Enre A 
Published: April 2020

Abstract
Indonesia has several provinces that have relatively high poverty rates. Those provinces are Papua, West Papua, East Nusa Tenggara, Maluku, and Gorontalo. The government through the Ministry of Agriculture issued policy No. 14 of 2015 to accelerate food self-sufficiency. Each province has its own economics potential. So that, it’s necessary to identify the potential food commodities for economic development of those provinces. This research aims (1) to identify potential Pajale commodity of each province with relatively high poverty rates, (2) to analyse specialization and localization of Pajale commodity for each province with relatively high poverty rates, and (3) to analyse the priority of Pajale commodity for economic development with relatively high poverty rates. The data used are secondary data from 2013 - 2017. The result shown that rice and soybean commodities were the basis in each province with relatively high poverty rates while maize being only a commodity base in Gorontalo and East Nusa Tenggara. Pajale commodities are not specialized and concentrated in those provinces. Only maize which become priority for economic development in Gorontalo and East Nusa Tenggara.
Consumer preferences toward local rice in Medan
Authors: Salmiah  , Nauli O , Sihombing L 
Published: April 2020

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The purposes of this research were to analyse the influence of consumer characteristics and preferences toward local rice buying decision in Medan. The research method used in this study is the conjoint analysis method using 8 attributes of local rice i.e. taste, colour, broken grains, hygiene, flavour, durability, similarity of rice grains, and purchase price per kilograms. The results showed that consumers’ preferences in choosing local rice were attributes and order are tasty local rice, a price level of ≥IDR 12,000/kg, clean local rice, durability of local rice more than 1 month, less broken grains, white bright colour, had a fragrant flavour of rice, the similarity of the local rice are similar. There is a strong relationship between estimation preferences and actual preferences, or high predictive accuracy in the conjoint process means that local rice which is the preference of sample consumers can describe consumer preferences whole (population).