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Research on Auxiliary Construction System of Transmission Engineering Based on 3D Digital Achievements
Authors: Han Wenjun , Zhang Yongzhi , Zhang Liang , Lei Ding , Xinyang Ye , Zhaohu Zhang 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
In order to take full advantage of the three-dimensional digital design data and solve the traditional construction schemes’ problems better, characteristics of three-dimensional digital data and the shortcomings of traditional construction management methods in the paper are analyzed. The organization management mode of 3D digital results is studied to construct a full information 3D model library by combing the relationship between models, attributes, documents, drawings, etc. On the basis of this, combined with the construction process of transmission engineering, a three-dimensional auxiliary construction application platform for transmission engineering based on three-dimensional digital design results is established. Through the software platform to manage, process, analyze and mine massive data, on the one hand, the integration, interaction and sharing of multi-source heterogeneous data are realized; on the other hand, the three-dimensional digital technology is applied to the construction process to realize the three-dimensional visualization of the construction process of the transmission engineering, thus providing a new solution for solving the construction problem.
A Novel SFLA for Re-entrant Hybrid Flow Shop Scheduling
Authors: Wang Kun , Xu Lamei , Lv Cong 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
In order to optimize makespan and total tardiness for re-entrant hybrid flow shop scheduling problems simultaneously, this paper proposes a novel Shuffled Frog Leaping Algorithm. The algorithm relies on the lexicographic method to process total tardiness and makespan. A suitable crossover operator is introduced. During the searching process of memeplex, instead of worst solution, multiple best solutions are used to generate new solutions. Further with that, the process of generating random solution is replaced with the neighborhood search. Then as indicated by the simulation based on a group of instances, the novel SFLA is superior in addressing hybrid flow shop scheduling problem.
Research on Frequency Domain Filtering Method Based on Frequency Response Zero Control Technology
Authors: Yan Chong , Zhang Yong-shun , Ge Qi-chao 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Airspace adaptive beamforming has been widely used in radar anti-jamming. In this paper, by applying the appropriate model, the spatial adaptive beamforming method is applied to the time domain filtering to form an adaptive filter. For the filter, only the single frequency can form a null trap. This paper proposes a frequency response zero control technology. The broadband signal is filtered and achieved good results.
The Study of a Sales Forecast Model Based on SA-LSTM
Authors: Wang Yuzhen , Chang Dan , Zhou Chaojin 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Sales forecast is an indispensable link in the business activities of enterprises, and the accuracy of prediction is directly related to the effectiveness of enterprise sales and operation activities. In order to improve the prediction accuracy, a sales forecasting model based on LSTM is proposed. The model uses SA to optimize the initial connection weights of LSTM neural network, which solves the problem that the LSTM neural network converges to the local optimal, thus improving the network performance, and then makes an empirical analysis of the construction of the sales forecasting model based on SA-LSTM. The results show that the sales forecasting model improves the prediction accuracy, also reduces the number of iterations, and obtains a good prediction effect.
Production scheduling by implementing Campbell Dudek Smith (CDS) and Dannenbring methods: A PVC pipe green production case study
Authors: Hanafi R , Mangngenre S , Asmal S , Setiawan I , Gloryantho C 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Production scheduling in the industrial sector has a crucial role as the optimization of sources. The companies attempt to have an effective and efficient scheduled to increase the productivity with minimum lead time and cost. The objective of this research is to determine the production schedule of the machines at the minimum level in a manufacturing company to obtain the minimum makespan value. The planning with minimum makespan value will implement in the production process. Production scheduling performed by a PVC pipe factory named PT J during the time based on the longest production time. During the production process, ineffective production planning usually occurred, which caused longer lead time to create a massive production. This research aims to provide the optimal solution for appropriate job sequence to obtain the lowest makespan value as a result. In this research, the authors use two comparative methods, namely Campbell Dudek Smith (CDS) method and Dannebring method to determine the optimal job sequence. According to data processing, by implementing those methods, it obtained the makespan results. The makespan value from CDS method is 14,943.51 minutes with the job sequence J1 – J6 – J2 – J7 – J3 – J4 – J5 on the iteration 1, and the job sequence J1 – J6 – J2 – J7 – J4 – J3 – J5 on iteration 2 and 3. By using Dannebring method, the makespan value is 15,152.61 minutes with the work sequence J1 – J6 – J2 – J7 – J4 – J3 – J5. The makespan value from CDS method on the iteration 1 is 14,943.51 minutes. This value is 14.18% less than the company’s method used with 17,412.48 minutes as the makespan value.
Toward a green inventory controlling using the ABC classification analysis: A case of motorcycle spares parts shop
Authors: Hanafi R , Mardin F , Asmal S , Setiawan I , Wijaya S 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
SSM is a large training unit, which focuses on selling the spare parts for the vehicle. Their current problems were the unwell-organized warehouse layout and the lack of distance of the shelves causing the warehouseman facing the difficultness in terms of inventorying the goods management. The overstocked supply usually occurs at the end of the year because of oversupply. This study used the ABC classification method for the rearrangement of their facility layout based on the demand. As a result, brake pad, outer tire, and engine oil, which were classified in A group (fast-moving), must be relocated closer to the access gate. By this arrangement, it could minimize the movement of the personnel up to 133,318.55 m annually. Moreover, using the Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) method, the order period, safety stock, and Re-Order Point (ROP) could be optimized, and the total supply would minimize cost.
Response of cocoa leaves morphophysiological characters to application of different microbes formulation
Authors: Nasaruddin  , Ala A , Permadi A , Panga N J 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
A research was carried out to study the morphophysiological response of cocoa plant leaves to different application of microbes formulation in the farmer’s cocoa plantations in Gantarangkeke village, Gantarangkeke district, Bantaeng Regency, South Sulawesi Province from July to December 2016. The experiment was set using Randomized Block Design with nine combinations of dosages and frequencies of the application of microbe formulation as treatments. The formula was sprayed on cocoa leaves using bio-mineral liquid fertilizer with dosages of 0.5, 1.0, and 1.5 mL.L-1 applied once, twice and three times during the experiment. The first application was at the start of the experiment, and the second was at the age of 2 months after planting, respectively. For the three times application treatment, plants were sprayed by the formula every two months. The experiment used three replications, and each experimental unit consisted of four selected plants which were relatively uniform. Results show that the application of microbial formulations through leaves could increase some morphophysiological properties of the leaves of cocoa plants. The application of microbial formulations of 1.5 mL.L-1 of water every two months during the study showed an increase in leaf area growth, leaf water content, chlorophyll a, b and total chlorophyll content of cocoa leaves.
Effect of liquid bio-slurry on the growth and production of two varieties of melon (Cucumis melo L.)
Authors: Rafiuddin  , Musfira R , Mantja K , Jamaludin  
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The purpose of this study was to determine the growth and production of two varieties of melon plants due to the application of liquid bio-slurry. The research was carried out in Kaloling Village, Gantarangkeke District, Bantaeng Regency, South Sulawesi Province from June to August 2017. The research was conducted in the form of an experiment using a Split Plot design. The first factor set as the main plot was the variety consisted of two levels, namely: var. Sonya and var. Action 434. The second factor set as subplot was bio-slurry concentration consisted of four levels, namely: control (0 mL.L-1), and bio-slurry concentration of 25, 50, and 75 mL.L-1, respectively. The results show that the interaction of var. Action 434 with the application of 75 mL.L-1 bio-slurry resulted in the largest fruit diameter (14.87 cm). The liquid bio-slurry treatment with a concentration of 25 mL.L-1 produced the heaviest fruit weight (1.65 kg), while the concentration of 75 mL.L-1 produced the highest plant (176.72 cm), the highest number of leaves (29.06 leaves). No significant effect of the treatments found on the fruit brix level.
The performance of forest partnership scheme management in the Walanae protection forest management unit
Authors: Supratman S , Wijayanti A R Y , Alam S 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Walanae Protection Forest Management Unit (KPHL) is one of the early Forest Management Unit (KPH) that implementing a forest partnership scheme. There is a community empowerment program through the agroforestry partnership group in the Minangatellue village, Maniangpajo district, Wajo regency with an area of 25 ha. KPH has not often experienced problems in the development of institutional partnership of farmer groups. Many things cover the birth of these obstacles. One of them is how to focus on the agreed principles in the management of the forest partnership scheme. The objective of this study is to analyze the performance of the forest partnership scheme management in the KPHL area. The data obtained were identified and reviewed through a table of criteria and indicators developed by researchers based on four partnership criteria formulated by Piltan and Sowlati and reviewing the text of the cooperation agreement between partners. The results of the performance evaluation show that the value of the average index of the process, the product and the result is 1.9. The value of the index is in the middle category, which means that the implementation of the agroforestry forest partnership scheme management is not good enough. We identified some root problems such as the absence of direct communication with the district government, the absence of decision-making related to the operational activities of the partnership, the absence of an agreement to share unexpected risks and lack of improvement in human resources capacity.
Identification of dragonfly and damselfly species around Mahaka river, Hasanuddin university teaching forest
Authors: Nuraeni S , Budiaman  , Yaspeta S 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Odonata is a group of insects that have medium to large in size and attractive color. These insects play an essential role as biological controllers and environmental bioindicators. This study aims to identify the types of dragonflies and damselfishes that found around Mahaka River, Hasanuddin University Teaching Forest. This research was held in October 2018. Observation and retrieval of dragonfly and damselfly data were carried out using the line transect and plot method. The samples were taken from 3 (three) zones with the distance between zones is 15 meters. The results showed that there were 12 types of dragonflies and damselflies from 3 familia found, namely Libellulidae (8 species), Chlorocyphidae (1 species), and Coenagrionidae (3 species). The highest number of dragonflies and damselfly is founded zone I and sequently found in zone II and zone III. The most frequency of appearance is found in the morning observations, and sequently found in the afternoon and evening observations.
The potential of carbon deposits to residual stand in Tongkonan lembang Buri’ garden of Tana Toraja
Authors: Manglili N , Nurkin B , Paembonan S A , Millang S , Restu M , Larekeng S H 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Home garden is one of the traditional farming systems consisting of the composition of annual plants and seasonal crops. Tongkonan garden is one of the traditional farming systems that can be found in Toraja, specifically Tana Toraja, Rembon District. With the tree composition, Tongkonan garden is also able to absorb carbon and reduce CO2 emissions from the air. This study aims to determine the carbon storage at Tongkonan Garden in Lembang Buri’. The sample plot was using the method proposed by Matthew Delaney, which was to select ten plot of Tongkonan Garden with a size of 25 × 25 m. The sample plot based on purposive sampling method with consideration of having many trees in the Tongkonan Garden stand. Each of which was divided into eight subplots, namely four subplots in each corner of the Tongkonan Garden and four subplots in the middle, each of which has a diameter of 8 m. To find out the value of tree biomass, using the allometric equation by measuring the diameter of trees at breast height and measuring tree height specifically for palm species. Measurements of litter biomass and undergrowth were carried out in 1 x 1 m subplots of 3 times in the sample plot. The results showed that the average value of carbon storage in trees was 37,031 tons/ha (98,239%), undergrowth 0,246 tons/ha (0,652%) and litter 0,418 tons/ha (1,110%).
Natural resource management for sustainable development in managing environmental permit
Authors: Ilyas A , Arisaputra M I , Utami D , Bakar M , Arifin A 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The instrument of permit in a natural resource management is a concrete form of State’s control over natural resources. The permitting of natural resource management is expected to realize sustainable natural resource management. This research is a normative legal research, using legislation, conceptual, and comparative approaches. The results of the research indicate that permits as instruments of natural resource management as well as a mechanism of government control through the requirement of permit as determined. The arrangement of permit in natural resource management is intended as an effort to prevent environmental damage. Natural resource management is obliged to refer to the concept of sustainable development. Sustainable development is not a constant level of equality, but rather in the form of a process with the utilization of resources, investment, orientation of technology development, and institutional change that is consistent with the needs of the present and the future. Sustainable development can be realized through the right relationship between nature, socio-economic and culture.
Environmental rights of the indigenous peoples of Moronene Hukaea Laea in the national park conservation area
Authors: Nur J , Patittingi F , ASalle  , SSaad  
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Various anthropological studies indicate that a country with a high level of biodiversity is usually a country inhabited by a variety of traditional indigenous peoples. The research is an empirical research, by analysing the legal protection of the Indigenous Peoples of Moronene Hukaea Laea in the conservation areas. The results show that the existence of the indigenous peoples of Moronene Hukaea Laea has been passed down for generations. Led by customary chiefs or totongano wonua, chosen based on father’s lineage. At first, the landowners were the property of the Gods (Enteiwonua) who inhabited land and forests, to obtain rights to land and forests so that humans must perform Mooli rituals to become the owners of the land and forest areas. Hereditary ownership of the so-called joint rights to land and forest area (Wita ni mbue).
The effect of heating on the effectiveness of coal activated charcoal on glucose syrup purification
Authors: Djalal M , Wakiah N , Laga A , Bastian F 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Glucose syrup is a sweetener that is widely used in the candy, confectionery, biscuit, ice cream and etc. The glucose syrup can be produced from tapioca with hydrolysis resulting in crude syrup that needs further purification. The purpose of this study was to understand the effect of heating on the effectiveness of coal activated charcoal in the process of purifying of glucose syrup. This research compared the heating and non-heating process in the activation of the charcoal to refine the glucose syrup. The parameters observed were reducing sugar, dextrose equivalent, sweetness level, total solids, clarity, and ash content. The results of this study showed that heating coal activated charcoal resulted in better quality syrup with reducing sugar value of 147.28 g/L, DE value of 43.81%, total solids content of 33.82%, sweetness level of 30°Brix, clarity level of 69.856T, and ash content of 0.18%.
Variation of filter media type and thickness combination for coconut oil filtration
Authors: Laga A , Djalal M , Zainal  , Sitorus R Z S 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Coconut oil is one type of oil that is widely used as cooking oil in Indonesia. There is a lot of oil sold that has not undergone purification, so it still contains a small amount of non-oil components, such as phosphatide sterol (0.06-0.08%), tocopherol (0.003%) and free fatty acids (<5%). This study aimed to find the most effective filter with a combination of the type and thickness of filter media to enhance the quality of coconut oil. The research method was to determine the combination of filter media thickness in the filtration column (fine sand, coarse sand, and zeolite). The results obtained showed that the best combination of filter media thickness namely filter 3 with a combination of column I (3 cm fine sand); column II (3 cm fine sand + zeolite 12.5 cm); column III (3 cm fine sand + zeolite 12.5 cm); column IV (3 cm fine sand) which produces oil with a clarity level of 99.35% T, moisture content of 0.014%, and free fatty acid 0.005%.
Planned behaviour theory for the science agency: the role of youth for sustainable waste management
Authors: Seniwati  , Pulubuhu D A T , Sutinah  , Rahmatia  , Alhaqqi M S 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
This study focuses on the role of youth as an agency of sustainable waste management. Indonesia faces big problems in processing plastic waste. For this reason, the presence of students as an agent is very necessary. The research aims to determine the extent of planned behavior theory can influence students to participate in waste separation. This study applies the planned behavior theory. This theory has several items such as motivation, situational factors, attitude, environmental awareness, subjective norms, intention and behavior, perceived behavioral control, and moral obligation. These factors influence students to participate in sustainable waste management.
Reason of criminal remover on the criminal action in forestry after decision of the constitutional court number 95/PUU-XII/2014
Authors: Ilyas A , Alputila M J 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
The purpose of this study was to determine the power of enforceability of forestry crime after the decision of the Constitutional Court Number 95/PUU-XII/2014; and the reasons for criminal offenses in the forestry sector so that it fulfills the legality principle after the decision of the Constitutional Court Number 95/PUU-XII/2014. This study used normative juridical research with primary legal materials (laws and decisions of the constitutional court) and secondary legal materials (literature on forestry law and criminal law). Analysis of legal material was carried out using qualitative analysis, describing vague legal norms, then legal interpretation. The results showed that the enforceability of forestry crimes after the decision of the Constitutional Court Number 95 / PUU-XII/2014 was final and binding, with the reason that the criminal cancellation only applies to individuals, did not apply to corporations. The reason for eradicating criminal acts of forestry to fulfill the principle of legality was that the reason for removing crimes in the phrase: “excluded from people who live for generations in the forest” must be interpreted as someone who has for generations taken advantage of regional forests that depend on their livelihoods. For examples clothing, food and shelter from the forest. Whereas “not intended for commercial purposes” was an area forest utilization activity that did not cause forest damage and negative impacts on natural ecosystems.
Supply chain analysis of dry and wet cocoa beans
Authors: Saing M M , Arsyad M , Asrul L , Mahyuddin  , Munizu M , Munir A R , Nuddin A , Jamaludin  
Published: November 2019

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Aims of this study is to analyze the comparison of the characteristics and performance of dry and wet cocoa bean supply chains. The analytical method used the characteristics and supply chain performance with qualitative descriptive analysis using the FSCN (Food Supply Chain Networking) analysis framework. The research results indicated that there are currently two cocoa bean supply chain models in East Luwu District, namely the Dry Cocoa Bean Supply Chain and the Wet Cocoa Bean Supply Chain. The dry cocoa bean supply chain consisted of farmers, collectors, wholesalers and exporters/processing industries, while the wet cocoa bean supply chain consisted of the farmers, collectors and purchasing units (PT. Mars Symbioscience). The Supply chain performance of the wet bean supply chain models showed more effective and more efficient performances with a marketing margin of IDR 31,200 per kilogram and farmer’s share of 100%. The wet supply chain model could become a role model in cocoa agribusiness activities in South Sulawesi because it showed effective and efficient performance.
Determinant factors affecting farmers’ income of rice farming in Indonesia
Authors: Salam M , Sari A N , Bakri R , Arsyad M , Saadah  , Jamil M H , Tenriawaru A N , Muslim A I 
Published: November 2019

Abstract
Indonesian people consume rice as their staple food, therefore rice farming is the main source of farming and livelihood for rural residents in Indonesia. Various policies that have been taken by the government to encourage increase in production and productivity of this commodity, but the results have not reached what was expected. This study aims to analyze the factors affecting income of rice farming in Indonesia. The data were analyzed using Multiple Linear Regression Analysis Model (MLRAM). As the results, it found that the significant factors affecting farmers’ income of rice farming in District Maros, South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia were productivity, selling prices, and production costs of the rice farming managed by an individual farmer. Then, the MLRAM is a good model in predicting the income of rice farming in the district. In general, these findings are a substantial indicator that imply the importance of improving farm management in order to increase productivity, stabilize selling prices and reduce production costs for rice commodity. By improving farm management, it is expected to encourage farmers to increase their income from rice farming specifically and encourage rural economic growth in Indonesia generally.