bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Design and Research of Logistics Distribution System Based on RFID
Authors: Wanhua Wei 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
It Introduces the Concept of RFID Technology and Logistics Distribution. According to Their Characteristics, It Designed and Studied a Logistics Distribution System with Its Overall Scheme, Hardware and Software. the System Can Identify and Track the Information of the Whole Acquisition and Supply Chain. It Can Provide Accurate Product Distribution Information for Suppliers, Manufacturers, Retailers and Consumers. It Can Greatly Save Time and Reduce Labor Costs, Simplify the Process of Logistics Distribution and Improve the Efficiency of Distribution.
An approach to data tag optimization base on self-attention generative adversarial nets
Authors: Chen Yuan , Hou Yintao , Zhang Bing 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
In order to solve the problem of low performance caused by errors and omissions in tags in the data resources, this paper proposes a tag optimization method based on self-attention generative adversarial nets(SAGAN). First use TF-IDF training to calculate the similarity between texts, then use the consistency between the similarity between texts and tag similarity to define the objective function. Second add correction terms to reduce the bias of user-provided tags before and after optimization. Finally, we propose to apply Self-Attention GAN to further improve the performance of tag optimization objective function, and the results are compared with the original tags. Compared with the original tag, the optimized tagging performance has been improved. The test results show that the tag is optimized and improved, and the performance problem in tag recommendation is solved.
Analysis on the Characteristics of Taoist Language Communication Media Based on Computer Network Technology
Authors: Li Yuan 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Taoist culture has profound guiding significance to people’s spiritual life and social life, so it is realistic and necessary to inherit and develop Taoist culture. Language is an important medium for the spread of Taoism, and its two main forms have their own characteristics. The emergence and rapid development of network technology have promoted cultural exchanges and brought new opportunities for the inheritance and development of local culture. It is necessary for us to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the application of network technology in Taoist language communication, so that computer network technology can be better applied in Taoist language communication practice. With the help of the advantages of network media, we can build scientific and effective cultural communication strategies, such as establishing communication awareness, expanding the scope of communication and increasing the forms of communication. The continuous development of information communication is the development of information technology. This paper analyzes the characteristics of Taoist language communication media under the background of the rapid development of computer network technology.
Performance evaluation of fish auction (TPI) in improving fisherman welfare at Muara Angke, Penjaringan – North Jakarta
Authors: Ariwibowo P. 
Published: June 2020

AbstractThe purpose of this study to determine and analyze the Profile of Fish Auction Sites (TPI), management of Fish Auction Sites (TPI) to the welfare level of Purse Seine fishermen, evaluate the duties and functions of Fish Auction Sites (TPI) in supporting the welfare of fishermen in Muara Angke, Penjaringan, North Jakarta. The focus of qualitative research was obtained after Evaluating the Performance of Fish Auction Places (TPI), researchers conducting general exploration (observation grand tour and grand tour question) using purposive sampling. Data analysis in this study uses data reduction, data display, and conclusion drawing. The findings of this study, Fisherman Exchange Rate (NTN) for ABK fishing Purse seine In Muara Angke, revenues and expenses per day, of total family income above one. Whereas NTN capture fisheries business income is above one. This means that the current acceptance of the fishermen’s family has not been able to fulfill all their subsistence needs, even though all of the needs for capture fisheries can be fulfilled. The movement that we can know from INTN (Fisherman Exchange Rate Index) provides families from time to time. An illustration of the observations per day, INTN is based on the total income of all fishermen in Muara Angke which is the author’s research sample tends to increase. This shows the purchasing power of people in Muara Angke during the last 1 year has been slightly fluctuated.
Comparison of metallic (FeCrAl) and Ceramic Catalytic Converter (CATCO) in reducing exhaust gas emission of gasoline engine fuelled by RON 95 to develop health environment
Authors: Feriyanto D. , Pranoto H. , Carles H. , Leman A.M. 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Environmental and human health problemscaused by high air pollutant which contributed by transportation sector become main issue in the world. There are someair pollutants from gasoline engine such as Carbon Monoxide (CO), Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) and Hydro-Carbon (HC). Therefore, the objective is to investigate the effectiveness of catalytic converter (CATCO) as pollutant converter in reducing harmful exhaust gas and improving the conversion efficiency. The exhaust emission analysis is conducted by gasoline engine model Mitsubishi4G93 in various engine load of 10%, 20% and 30% and various speed of 1000, 2000 and 3000 rpm fuelled by RON 95. The result shows that the ceramic material more effective to reduce the CO and HC as compared to metallic material with maximum conversion is 99.02% at speed of 1000 rpm in engine load of 20% and 97.66% at speed of 1000 rpm and 10%engine load. Meanwhile, Metallic CATCO shows the lower NOx emission as compared to ceramic with the lowest NOx is 128.27 ppm which shown by speed of 1000 rpm and 10%engine load. The lowest emission mostly at speed of 1000 rpm and at lower engine load. It caused by engine load and speed increased as CO, NOx and HC increased as well.
Environmental risk analysis of The Bedadung Watershed By Using DPSIR
Authors: Puspitasari A I , Pradana H A , Novita E , Purnomo B H , Rini T S 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Bedadung River is one of the most strategicrivers located in the Bedadung Watershed in Jember. This river crosses Jember with a length of 46,875 meters and it is used as a source of raw water and irrigation as well as a source for PDAM in Jember. Along with many activities of the community, the water pollution load increases significantly. In general, the source of pollution comes from anthropogenic activities in the form of exposure to domestic waste, industrialization, population growth, pesticides and fertilizers, organic and inorganic waste, urban development and weak management systems. This study aims to analyze the environmental risks in the bedadung watershed based on water quality data using DPSIR method. The DPSIR (Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response) framework has been used as one of the tools in environmental risk analysis that shows the existence of linear interactions between human activities-pressure and impact. In general, human activities are part of the drivers and human needs that can cause pressure on the environment. This pressure has the potential to cause certain negative impacts that need handling to reduce it. The DPSIR framework which being used is Driver (industry, garbage); Pressure (changes in the chemical composition of water); State (physical and chemical characters); Impact (changes in water quality); and Response (limiting waste disposal to rivers).
Frontline messenger: preliminary study on Indonesian “diaspora” in gastrodiplomacy
Authors: Trihartono A , Santoso B , Hara AE , Pamungkas FZ , Viartasiwi N 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
This paper underlines Indonesian “diaspora” as the front liner in implementing gastrodiplomacy. Many studies of the gastrodiplomacy actors focus mostly on the state and the NGOs of the home country. Those previous studies seem to overlook the fact that the diaspora has done on Indonesia’s gastrodiplomacy overseas. Within the academic works, diaspora and its role got less the attention that they deserve. Diaspora has been taking its part by doing direct communication with the public in the international world. Diaspora is among the first and, maybe the foremost, in applying how gastrodiplomacy works. By using the descriptive qualitative method, this paper sees that the diaspora has an essential role in the gastrodiplomacy. This paper suggests that the inclusion of diaspora into the list of the key actor of gastrodiplomacy may shape the more effective public and cultural diplomacy of Indonesia.
Social and economic issues on the cruise ship tourism in Probolinggo City
Authors: Hutama P S , Negoro A H S 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
The significant tourism potential in East Java attracts tourists to stop and stay. Probolinggo City, with its strategic potential, has the opportunity to be visited by tourists through international cruise ships. The choices are as varied as a tour in Probolinggo City or a nature-based tour like Mount Bromo. Travel to the City of Probolinggo has been developing since 2011; this correlates with the government and the community to promote tourism with potentials such as recreational and shopping tourism, cultural appeal, clean and green cities, and friendly residents. Benefits for the government and the community are related to socioeconomic developments that continue to develop. By using the input-output results, you can find out the data of cruise ship visits that stopped in 2016-2018. The data obtained can be analyzed with three different impacts, namely, direct effects, indirect impacts, and interrelated impacts. The purpose of this article is to solve the problems that arise and find out which appears that occur for the City of Probolinggo with a cruise tour that stops at the port of Probolinggo. However, it is not only a positive impact but a negative impact. Some efforts are needed to reduce the negative implications that are correlated with the Probolinggo Sustainable Tourism Development.
The practice and indicators research based learning for introduction of geographic landscape (a case study in Department of Geography Education)
Authors: Ikhsan F A , Kurnianto F A , Apriyanto B , Kurniasih F , Puspitaningrum D A 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
This study aims to explain the impact of practice and indicators of research-based learning on the introduction of landscapes for geography students. The research method used is qualitative with a case study approach. The subjects in this study were students and lecturers of geography education. Data collection techniques were carried out with written document reviews and in-depth interviews with second semester students and lecturers in geography education study programs. Data analysis techniques are carried out by multi-case analysis review. The results showed that the practice of landscape-based research-based learning had an impact on geography literacy skills, spatial thinking, critical thinking, scientific thinking, research, and mapping of individual students. The ability of observation and analysis is a pedagogic indicator of research-based learning that influences intellectual development, technical progress in learning and research in the field, as well as individual skills in solving problems of geographical phenomena in a practical and theoretical way from students.
Socio-economic impact in-out migration phenomenon in Southeastern Malang in 19th-20th
Authors: Sayono J , Ayundasari L , Ridhoi R , Irawan L Y 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Migration is an ancient phenomenon that has occurred since the prehistoric era with the greatest motivation to fulfill primary, secondary, and tertiary needs. One of the impact of the phenomenon is socio-economic not only in the region of destination but also the abandoned territory. Malang Tenggara is one of the regions experiencing the dynamics of migration phenomena from the 19th century to the present. This research seeks to analyze the socio-economic impact of the in-out migrations occurring in the southeastern Malang in the 19-20 century. The analysis of data on this research uses descriptive historical analysis. The results showed some findings such as; among the 19th century Southeastern Malang is known as non-migration area but this condition changed since the second half of the 20th century, there were changes in ethnic composition in southeastern Malang since the 19th century, in-out migration both 19th century and 20 lead to the change of socio-economic life. The conclusion of this research shows that the differences in and out of migration levels in southeastern Malang become an indicator of weak and strong community ability in the optimization of physical and environmental capital.
Dragon fruit agriculture on soil geomorphology perspective
Authors: Apriyanto B , Kurnianto F A , Ikhsan F A , Anita Sari E 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
This study aims to describe the land horizon of soil texture that is influenced by soil moisture, soil pH, soil organic matter and soil color in dragon fruit gardens in the Kemuning Lor village, Arjasa Subdistrict, Jember Regency. The type of research used includes qualitative research using the survey method. The object of this research can be obtained and reviewed from the Geomorphological and Geological Map of the Arjasa Subdistrict, Kabupaten Jember, East Java Province on a scale of 1: 25,000 (Indonesian Digital topographic map), which is on the condition of the land horizon. Point samples are determined by the area of the dragon fruit orchard selected to be used as five sample points by means of tools, namely, google earth, GPS, pH and humidity measuring devices, geological maps, and geomorphological maps. The results showed that the 5 points taken at the dragon fruit garden had an average pH that was neutral, the soil moisture was high, the soil was of average dark brown and blackish brown, brown in such a way that the condition of organic matter was present in O horror or the uppermost layer itself has a fairly high level of soil fertility, the soil structure that is there contains quite a lot of sand and clay. These conditions influenced by old volcanic landform, aluvial plain, and quarter volcanic landform
Dental and oral health profile of elderly people in various geographic areas in Jember Regency, Indonesia
Authors: Hamzah Z , Handayani A T W , Meilawaty Z , Shita A D P , Indriana T 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
People often adjust their behavioral pattern to the physical conditions of local environment, especially for elderly dental and oral health. Elderly is a population which is very vulnerable to environmental changes and diseases. Elderly people who have good oral health are expected to have good general health. This study focuses on dental and oral health profiles of elderly in the different residential location. Geographically, the locations of elderly resident are divided into 4 areas, i.e. urban, agricultural, highland/mountain and coastal areas. This research was carried out using a cross sectional approach. The research population was elderly aged more than 45 years. Research subjects were determined using cluster random sampling based on the geographic residential areas (n=229). Measurements of dental and oral health profile were based on the Decay-Missing-Filling-Teeth (DMF-T) indicators and the Simplified Oral Hygiene Index (OHI-S). 229 research subjects were analyzed using Kruskall Wallis tests. The results show that most of the elderly have poor dental and oral health profile. However, the elderly who live in the coastal area have better dental and oral health profile. Meanwhile, the elderly who live in the highland area have the worst profile of oral and dental health compared to the elderly who live in other areas.
Pre-service science teachers’ understanding of scientific method for studying local environmental issues
Authors: Supeno  , Astutik S , Lesmono A D 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
The scientific method is a procedure used by scientists to test generalizations and hypotheses with observation and experiment activities to obtain proven theories. Scientific methods become an essential part of the development of science, so that science learning teaches them, including in learning about earth science because most of the information in earth science is found through scientific inquiry. Pre-service science teachers must understand the scientific method and its application in studying the local environment so that it can be implemented in the learning process, especially when prospective teacher students carry out teaching practices in schools. Knowledge of the scientific method has many benefits, but not much information about the ability of prospective science teachers to the scientific method and its use to study the local environment. The purpose of this research is to find out precisely the knowledge of prospective science teachers about the scientific method and determine the right strategy in designing content and conducting lectures that teach material about the earth. The study was conducted on 83 prospective science teachers when they attended lectures on earth science. Data is obtained through written test activities that ask about understanding, procedures, and examples of the application of scientific methods in studying local environmental phenomena. The results of the study show that most prospective science teachers have an adequate understanding of the meaning and procedures of the scientific method. However, most students still cannot provide explicit examples of the operationalization of the scientific method in studying local environmental problems. For this reason, it is necessary to apply the right learning strategy so that students have the ability of the scientific method, one of which is to involve students in conducting scientific processes both in the laboratory and in real objects outside the classroom.
Social migration and environmental change in Lampung Indonesia
Authors: Pargito  
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Migration of people in Lampung Province occurs due to various social, humanitarian, and environmental reasons in the area of origin not allowing for self-development, as well as opportunities in new places. This study aims to 1) how does the social migration of the population occur in Lampung province. 2) How is the social change, economic and environmental transmigration in Lampung? The study was conducted by a qualitative research method of case study type. The research subject is imposed on respondents in snowballs. Research data collected by researcher using tools such as observation, in-depth interview and FGD (focus group discussion) and equipped with the document data. The results showed that transmigration programs were a form of a better population migration. In general, social migration programs have an impact on changes in physical development progress and changes in the social economic status of society. The process of interaction and integration of migrants and the old population (Lampung ethnic) encourages the development of the culture of society, although in the process there are still differences in views and conflicts. The migration of people in Lampung has also changed the environment in a better way, such as modern rural buildings, such as the center of government, Social activities Center, industry, business and trade.
The analysis of relatedness and interaction of impact on using house of quality for some cases as building, housing, and apartment in Indonesia
Authors: Hindrayani A , Purwanto  
Published: June 2020

Abstract
The essence of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is on environmental impact management and monitoring to evaluate the effectiveness of environmental management. Meanwhile, environmental management and environmental monitoring describe a detailed direction of environmental management as a result of impact evaluation. In fact, impact evaluation is not fully reflected in the environmental management plan for some areas. This study aimed to identify the impact evaluation results recommended in the environmental management plan and environmental monitoring plan in some cases of EIA in Indonesia. Research method using house of quality. Sample in this research was EIA on some kinds of business plan which already had environmental permit, especially on building, housing, and apartment. The results showed that the impact interaction was not well analyzed, so that synergistic, cumulative, and/or diagnostic impacts were not entirely imposed on the proponent, but related to the cause of impact and authorized institution.
Bhetoh so’on batik feature creations: promoting the stonehenge van java in Suling Wetan Village, Cermee Sub-District, Bondowoso Regency
Authors: Wathon S , Oktarianti R , Ratnasari T , Puji R P N 
Published: June 2020

AbstractBatu Susun tourism (Madura: Bhetoh Soon) or called “Stonehenge Van Java” in Suling Wetan Village, Cermee District is a newly opened tourist attraction in Bondowoso Regency. Nature tourism is still not widely known by the community so that there is a need for promotional efforts to be remembered more widely by tourists. One of strategies to promote the local object of Bondowoso is developing new batik motifs “bhetoh Soon” as a typical icon of Bondowoso Regency. Batik craftsmen in Suling Wetan village have pioneered batik production business since 2015 but have not been optimally developed so that it has not designed as a unique and creative batik product. The knowledge and skills of batik craftsmen in Suling Wetan Village need to be improved to create batik motifs “Bhetoh So’on” as a medium for promoting natural tourism in Bondowoso Regency. In general, the achievement of capacity building programs has been well implemented. These achievements included program socialization for partners, processing workshops and utilization of natural batik dyes, procurement of hand-held machines, training in making batik motifs “Bhetoh Soon”, and assistance to batik craftsmen regarding E-Commerce-based marketing system applications. The development of the typical batik creative industry in Wetan Suling Village is expected to increase their income while at the same time opening up new jobs for the surrounding community. The results of this activity can make Suling Wetan Village a pilot village that can develop successfully and independently in creating creative batik industries. Besides, the development of the creative batik industry in Sulet Wetan Village can lift the potential of tourism objects “Bhetoh So’on” in Bondowoso Regency.
A study on the potential of tsunamigenic earthquakes in Java Subduction Zones
Authors: Fauzi Y , Hartono  , Kongko W , Brotopuspito K S 
Published: June 2020

Abstract
Subduction zone is a source of tectonic earthquakes that has potential to cause a tsunami. The study aims to obtain the estimation of earthquake parameter as a tsunami generator. Earthquake parameters were analyzed by using the scaling law theory for thrust fault type in the subduction zone. This study employed three magnitude scenarios, namely 8.9, 9.0 and 9.2 taken from the National Earthquake Study Center (Pusgen) of Indonesia and Blaser’s Equation. The results of model design in a vertical displacement indicated that deformation occurred on the seafloor. The results of source modeling illustrated the variations in maximum vertical displacement values for all three scenarios, namely 4,123; 5,309 and 4,831 meters based on the Blaser’s equation and 3,517; 3,183 and 4,526 meters based on the Pusgen’s data. The results of the study indicated that the value of vertical displacement can provide an estimate of the tsunami wave height at sea level.