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An exercise on a sustainable design aspiration with the situated FBS ontology of designing
Authors: Tomasowa Riva 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The paper elaborates John Gero and Udo Kannengiesser’s model of designing (situated FBS), which illustrates the process of cognition in designing. In the series of their papers, several examples are built to explain each stage that occurs. This paper contributes to providing another exemplary, explaining the process of cognition in situated FBS. The dry run analysis is used to explore all the stages that occur in the development, with case examples in designing sustainable architecture. The discussion maps an instance of developing ideas with sustainable aspects that include eight processes from situated FBS. This map focuses on the continuity of the processes and their translation. The continuity of existing operations requires several bridging methods, most of which are formed by constructive memories. In order to increase awareness of sustainable design, basic knowledge, design vocabularies, and design success stories that are collected into constructive memory play a significant role in achieving design requirements.
Perforated metal made from recycled material in the application of building façade
Authors: Suharjanto G , Salim K A , Mariana Y , Wijaksono S 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Building material can be acquired effortlessly nowadays, but it still has limit and eventually the resources we have will run out. Building material decomposed in various time, some of it even take hundreds of years. This paper focus on the recycling metal waste material in form of perforated metal that used as building facade element. As we know that sustainable architecture not a simple design, and because of the lack of information until no interest in trying to execute the sustainable concept. Building material in metal form can be recycled and reused more easily thanks to the advanced technology invented. Perforated metal that can be designed in various ways and size can be used as building facade that enhance not only building performance but also the aesthetic aspect which emerged from the building.
A study on crime prevention through environmental design concept application in a private house in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Authors: Sakina Bunga 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Crime Prevention through Environmental Design or CPTED has become popular topic in architecture. Through this concept, proper design and use of the built environment and the surroundings can be realized in order to achieve social sustainability. This paper try to see the awareness of architect in creating a secure and safe built environment by examining a private house in Yogyakarta based on the application of CPTED design strategies. Result of the study revealed that Vignette as the architectural firm has awareness on designing a secure and safe environment by applying CPTED design strategies such as access control, surveillance, territorial reinforcement/territoriality, and maintenance.
Play on the street: children’s strategy to fulfill play needs
Authors: Bobby Saragih JF 
Published: March 2020

AbstractThe UN predictions noted, it is estimated that half of the children who live in cities, are increasingly losing their playgrounds. Similarly, the city in Indonesia. This is reflected in the many children who play in places that were not proper playground. Most children play in places that are not supposed to eg: roads, sidewalk, railway. Children choice to play in places that are not supposed, is the last option for children, this is the impact of the policy which often ignores the availability of playgrounds that are friendly for children. This research carried out in Tangerang, as one protester city of Jakarta by using qualitative research methods. The reason of children playing on the street : Internal factors, physical condition of open space; External factors, reluctance of children to play in open space because of the competition between the users of children by adults; phisical accesibility, easily accessible, since the users are children, the safety factor in reaching the playground is an important factor; visual accesibility can be reached easily by their parents or can be monitored by parents.
Creative sustainability initiative for Jakarta’s urban spaces
Authors: Prawata Albertus Galih 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
This paper will discuss the creative initiative made by designer, architect, and contractor under the JKT Play movement and community towards the urban spaces in Jakarta. Their initiative is intended to encourage creative activities, and playful experience for the citizens, and as an alternative material to support sustainable architecture concept. The discussion will be based on the project’s collaboration by designer, contractor, multinational company, food and beverages industry to create playful objects which can be used and explored by the communities. The initiative is based on the concern of the consumer waste, especially plastic cup, paper, and plastic bottle. The project has opened opportunities for creative industries, and designers to rethink and to approach the design methods and design exploration towards plastic wastes. It also can be a tool as an urban fabric or installation that can help creating colourful atmosphere for the city of Jakarta.
Integrated area based on highest and best use in Puri Indah West Jakarta
Authors: Tedja Michael , Buana C 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The land price and demand in Puri Indah is very high. Therefore this study will advise to the future of development on the site to obtain the maximum value of land and building, which count The Highest and The Best Use of the site. The methods done by approach costs, where to analysis first market, a unit of which deportment in the area and how the odds, competitors. To tread in analysis potential on tread, training of tread. Analysis were based on aspects highest and best use but coupled with analysis architecture. The purpose of this research is to know what product will be built and how design in tread, and then functions in the area applied in the design overall with taking into account various aspects an architectural.
Townhouse with the Application of Hydroponics in Lebak Bulus
Authors: Keumala A R , Ardiani Y M 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
This townhouse design aims to create the pattern of hydroponic application to the townhouse units and its supporting facilities through a sustainable urban neighbourhood approach that focuses on urban green space. The research applies thephenomenological approach, and data analysis was conducted based on David Rudlin’s theory (1999) that includes analysis of urban texture aspect, circulation analysis and analysis of greening. To deepen the analysis, both on residential systems and hydroponic systems, the research is also equipped with insights gained from comparative studies and literature studies.
Diaminoethane-crosslinked polyetherimide nanofiltration membrane for textile wastewater dye removal
Authors: Mangindaan Dave , Kasih Tota Pirdo 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
In this work, diaminoethane (DAE) is applied to improve the properties of polyetherimide (PEI) nanofiltration (NF) membranes via crosslinking process with the core objective of removal of textile dye from wastewater. The membranes were fabricated by phase inversion thin film casting technique, from PEI/acetone/NMP (n-methyl pyrollidone) dope solution, crosslinked with DAE 2.5 % v/v in methanol. The novelty of this study is that DAE has never been utilized to crosslink PEI NF membrane for removal of dye from textile wastewater. In this study, the parameters of composition of polyetherimide dope solution having acetone as non-solvent content are investigated to obtain a potential membrane for clarifying wastewater, which is one of major problems in Indonesia. A model dye was utilized, namely Reactive Red 120 (RR120) as a synthetic wastewater. It is found that the rejection of dye is increased along with the acetone content, and also by the crosslinking duration. The crosslinking between PEI and DAE is analyzed from the physical and chemical aspects, by using scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), respectively. A good performance in nanofiltration of RR120 synthetic dye wastewater is demonstrated with 92-98% dye rejection, which is quite reasonable compared to previous researches. This PEI-DAE NF is therefore promising not just for sustainable waste management, but also for the innovation and development in the ecology and environment of Indonesia.
Musculoskeletal disorders and posture analysis of ethylene dichloride (EDC) production operator
Authors: Setiadi Karyawan , Muhtadi  , Zuraida Rida 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The production process of Ethylene Dichloride (EDC) in most companies has been integrated with technological advances, but the role of the human as an operator is still vital. In this study, the operator’s work posture analysis, as well as an evaluation of three main production activities at the petrochemical company in Qatar, were conducted. The main objective is to assess the risks carried out by panel & field operators. This assessment is important to maintain the operator’s productivity within the industrial system context. A Nordic questionnaire was applied to collect information on Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) symptoms from 34 operators, while Rapid Upper Limb Assessment (RULA) and Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA) was utilized to analyze risks of work postures. How operators perceived their workload was also evaluated using NASA-TLX. About 79% of operators suffered from shoulder pain, 70% suffered a waist disorder as a symptom of MSDs, and it can cause disrupted productivity in the long run. The operators’ posture during performing their tasks was identified as a high level of risk and requires immediate action based on RULA and REBA scores. To reduce MSDs symptoms and posture risk scores, a portable platform and handle wheel chain was proposed. Based on NASA-TLX result the operators perceived that workload as somewhat high to high with score 49-60 on average (scale 1-100). Addition outsourced personnel was suggested to decrease the workload level in a certain operation.
Design an innovative waste recycling trash bin based on the requirements from customers (Binusian) in Bina Nusantara University
Authors: Herawan Safarudin Gazali , Bagaskara Anjas 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The problem regarding waste recycling is still difficult to do, especially in an environment where the level of public awareness is still less concerned with the importance of cleanliness. At Bina Nusantara University there are organic and nonorganic trash bins, but the function is still not optimal due to the unfavorable interest of Binusian to use it or to carry out recycling activities. The survey was conducted using a questionnaire to 114 Binusian respondents qualitatively to get responses from 14 attributes related to recycling care and the design of the trash. The response from these 14 attributes will be the customer voice that is processed using Quality Function Deployment (QFD) to determine technical priorities that can be used to meet customer requirements. From the planning matrix, the factors that must be improved are the availability of organic and nonorganic waste bins, as well as improvements to the design of existing trash bins at Bina Nusantara University. Implementation of technical requirements in the form of rewards for recycling activities carried out especially for plastic waste, making redesigns for unique and innovative bins with 70% stainless steel and 30% fiberglass, and making a system that is integrated with accounts for rewarding is expected to be able meets 14 customer requirement attributes.
Partial least squares structural equation modelling approach: how e-service quality affects customer satisfaction and behaviour intention of e-money
Authors: Ariyanti Fransisca Dini , Joseph Anastasia Alowisius 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The purpose of this study is to find out how E-service quality (E-SQ) affects customer satisfaction (CS) and behaviour intention (BI) in electronic money. The research method used is Partial Least Square-Structural Equation Modelling, PLS-SEM to determine the relationship between E-SQ to CS, E-SQ to BI, CS to BI and the relationship of E-SQ to BI with CS as a mediating variable. In processing data, it is known that E-SQ significantly affects CS with a value of 81.1%. Non-significant E-SQ affects BI with a value of 0.056, where E-SQ significantly affects BI with CS variable as a mediating variable with a value of 0.599. Based on the calculation results, it is found that CS directly affects BI users of electronic money ABC with a value of 0.669. This shows that the higher the E-SQ given, the higher the level of customer satisfaction will also have an impact on BI users of electronic money X-cash.
Germination enhancement of green bell pepper (Capsicum annuum L) by using non thermal argon plasma
Authors: Kasih Tota Pirdo , Purwondho Rudy , Danil Daliansyah , Radjagukguk Reinhart , Bagaskara Anjas 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
An attempt to enhance the germination of green bell pepper has been tried by using dry processing non thermal (cold) argon plasma treatment. As an emerging non thermal technology, cold plasma could be used to give a pretreatment to a thermal-sensitive material, such as pretreatment to seeds of bell pepper prior to be planted in soil to understand the effect of this dry process during the germination period. In this experiment, the used argon plasma was generated by flowing argon gas with the rate of 2 L/min through a positively charged of stainless pipe at a distance of 15 mm from aluminum plate electrode. With an applied voltage of 9.8 kV (peak-to-peak) electrical energy from a high voltage AC power supply, argon plasma irradiation was employed to the bell pepper seeds for a predetermined period of time as pretreatment to the seeds during pre-planting. It was found that the temperature of the plasma never exceeded 35°C during the plasma irradiation to assure that no thermal damage occurred to the seeds. It was also confirmed from this study that by giving non thermal plasma treatment for 30 minutes to the seeds may enhance the germination of the bell pepper plants up to 90% in stem length and almost 2.5 times in root length compared to the pepper without treatment.
Comparison of Simulated Annealing, Nearest Neighbour, and Tabu Search Methods to Solve Vehicle Routing Problems
Authors: Wicaksono Purnawan Adi , Puspitasari Diana , Ariyandanu Sigit , Hidayanti Rizka 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The high cost of logistics is often caused by the determination of distribution routes, vehicle selection, and vehicle scheduling which is often referred to as Vehicle Routing Problem (VRP). VRP can be interpreted as determining the route with minimal costs to deliver goods from a depot to several different customers with different requests. PT Polar Ice Crystal Semarang is a company producing crystal ice that distributes crystal ice in the Semarang area. PT Polar Ice Crystal Semarang does not have a structured and systematic method in determining distribution routes so the company cannot calculate or know how effective the route travelled by the fleet. So far, the determination of distribution routes is left entirely to the driver of the fleet without any route instructions from the company. Therefore we need a method that can determine the distribution route so that the route passed can be effective in terms of cost and time of distribution. In this research, the determination of the optimal distribution route uses three different methods, namely the Simulated Annealing Algorithm, Tabu Search, and Nearest Neighbour. Then the best method is chosen that can produce the optimal route for the company. Based on the calculation results, it can be seen that the optimal route is obtained using the simulated annealing algorithm with estimated travel costs incurred in the amount of Rp. 293,000.17, with a distance of 88.66 km and a travel time of 9 hours 56 minutes using one large vehicle.
Measurement of perception and implementation of sustainable supply chain management at PT Tetra Pak Indonesia
Authors: Kristina Helena J , Christiani Agustina , Jobiliong Eric , Therio Letycia , Andreanto Reza 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) is a form of proactive action taken by the company and its supply chain to remain competitive by introducing products and production processes that are environmentally friendly and socially responsible.PT Tetra Pak Indonesia as a company engaged in the processing and packaging for food and beverages, is committed to reduce the environmental impact of all operations and prioritize environmental aspects for each product and solution offered. Although there have been many sustainability efforts undertaken by PT Tetra Pak Indonesia, the perspective and implementation of its sustainable supply chain management has never been measured. This research was conducted to measure the perception and implementation of sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) activities of PT.Tetra Pak Indonesia, in order to add information about the development of sustainable supply chain management practices in Indonesia. Data were collected in two ways: in depth interviews and questionnaires. Based on the result of interview and questionnaire, PT.Tetra Pak Indonesia gets an actual implementation index value of SSCM activities of 0.88, and has an overall perception index value of 0.85. This indicates that PT. Tetra Pak Indonesia is a company that has a perception towards sustainability and has actually implemented SSCM activities.
IoT based body weight tracking system for obese adults in Indonesia using realtime database
Authors: Mae Johannes , Oey Endra , Kristiady Ferdian Stanley 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Obesity has become a serious issue in many countries with increasing prevalence every year. People with obesity has higher risk for several serious health complications and on a larger scale, this could bring negative implications for economic growth and human wellbeing of a nation. Many studies have been conducted to overcome this issue and some suggested that regular self weighing could promote weight loss and weight maintenance. Based on those findings, a body weight tracking system is made as an approach from technological side. The purpose of this system is to raise health awareness by using easy-to-use technology to monitor user weight from time to time. The system consists of a realtime database, a smartphone application, and a modified digital weight scale. The weight scale is tested to have more than 99% accuracy and can active for estimated 40 hours of usage, while the realtime database storage for this implementation is adequate for more than half a million users.
Sales Revenue Sharing Model using Dynamics NAV Modification in Health Industries
Authors: Noerlina  , Chandra Agus , Mursitama Tirta Nugraha 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
ERP system is a general system known in this era. One of the ERP System is Dynamics NAV used by IGMLabs. Nevertheless, with the revenue sharing process at IGMLabs, modification is needed to automate the manual summarizing hospital transactions from excel and to automate the manual sales invoice creation process. The sales process, especially the revenue sharing process will be analyzed with ABC or Activity-Based Costing method and the modification will be implemented with Agile technique with steps from Roger S. Pressman’s Extreme Programming (XP) model and the testing will use the Blackbox Testing method. The result will automate the summarizing process of transactions from hospitals via web service with one simple step and automate the sales invoice creation just with a simple button.
Analysis and Evaluation of EB Connect Portal in PT Asuransi Jiwa Sequis Financial by Using Technology Acceptance Model (TAM)
Authors: Ranugalih N , Riyadie V M , Heriprayoco S 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The research aims to analyze acceptance implementation factorsofEBConnect portal used in PT Asuransi Jiwa Sequis Financial. EB Connect is a web portal to support business activities, particularly sales process. The method used is the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), which will be inserted to SmartPLS to help the calculation. Analysis based on the users’ survey resulted measurements of each indicators of the TAM model. The study identified insignicant factors within TAM that alters actual use of the system, which are External Variables to Perceived Ease of Use (E), Perceived Ease of Use (E) to Perceived Usefulness (U), Perceived Ease of Use (U) to Attitude Toward Using (A), Attitude Toward Using (A) to Behavioral Intention to Use (BI) and Behavioral Intention to Use (BI) to Actual System Use. Meanwhile, there are insignificant relation which are External Variables to Perceived Usefulness (U), Perceived Usefulness (U) to Behavioral Intention to Use (BI) and Perceived Ease of Use (E) to Attitude Toward Using (A). The study found the problems causing the insignificant relationare due to product sold within the portal does not meet user requirements, lack of user socialization and training to use the portal, and server problems.
Use of Six Sigma Methods to Reduce Packaging Defect in Sweetened Condensed Milk Sachets: A Case Study in XYZ Milk Industry, Indonesia
Authors: Rawendra Reynetha D.S. , Puspita Vini Octaviani 
Published: March 2020

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The purpose of this study was to determine the causes of the defects in sweetened condensed milk sachets packaging of XYZ Milk Industry, Indonesia and take corrective actions on the problem. The use of Six Sigma method with DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control) is expected to increase sigma level. Pareto diagram, Ishikawa diagram, and why-why analysis were utilized as tools to analyze the cause of defects on products. Three major packaging defects were identified, namely horizontal leak, folded, and vertical leaks, which were caused by machine A, machine B, machine C, respectively. Based on the results of the analysis, the main problem was caused by inappropriate condition of the machine part such as dirty sealer, hollow on nozzle, and worn stator pump. By focusing on improvements of the problem, sigma level increased from 4.58 to 4.79. Therefore, periodic maintenance activities are important to do so that all machines may perform in its best conditions and comply with internal and regulatory quality standards.
The application of microbial extracellular polymeric substances in food industry
Authors: Widyaningrum D , Meindrawan B. 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) are the biopolymers that naturally produced and secreted by wide species of microorganism. EPS are composed of protein, nucleic acid, lipid, and other bioactive molecules, but the main composition is polysaccharides. The EPS chemical composition and physical properties are different between species that influence their functional properties. The microbial EPS are utilized in various application such as wastewater treatment, cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and food industry mostly as flocculant, thickener, and emulsifier. This paper outlined the microbial EPS, especially their unique properties and application in the food industry. Moreover, we discussed the potential application of microbial EPS as edible coating.