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Design of tourism application for Morotai island
Authors: Thaib F , Bima A C A , Suyoto  
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Morotai Island Regency is one of the new districts located in the eastern tip of North Maluku Province, Northern Indonesia. Morotai Island has several beautiful tourist spots that attracts the attention of foreign and local tourists to visit the places. The aim of the research was to discuss the use of internet technology as a medium for the introduction of Morotai Island tourism. The research intended to make a mobile application for tour packages and location-based services (LBS) so that it could find out routes and locations to destinations easily and quickly. The mobile application used some media or storage assistance in MySQL for databases on the Web server. The search application also had the main feature that could find the easiest and closest destination location based on where the user’s location was located just by utilising GPS technology. The results of the research present a geographic information system (GIS) or application for Morotai Island tourist destinations and show that this information media is feasible. The app is for tourists to know and find the location of attractions easily and quickly.
Green manufacturing literature during three decades: A scientometric approach
Authors: Purnomo A , Septianto A , Rosyidah E , Khan H A U , Purnama P A 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The research aimed to map the global green manufacturing academic literature indexed by Scopus by using a scientometric approach and analysis was done by using the analysis search results service from Scopus and the VOSviewer application. The research data consisted of 1,386 academic literature published from 1993 to 2019 were obtained from the Scopus database. The results show that the most productive countries, research institutions, and individual researchers in green manufacturing literature were China; Chongqing University; and Liu, F. The most intensive subject areas and sources of publications in green manufacturing literature are engineering and the Applied Mechanics and Materials. There are six collaborative researchers’ group patterns. The research proposes a convergence axis classification consisting of green manufacturing literature to characterize the body of knowledge generated from three decades of publications: machining, environment, sustainable development, energy, manufacture, computer science, and tools.
Revitalization of Kerta Niaga Kota Tua building in Jakarta as a boutique hotel
Authors: Rahmayanti K , Rachmayanti I , Wulandari A A A 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Kota Tua Jakarta is a Dutch colonial heritage that has to be a part of tourism in Jakarta with Dutch architecture characteristics. It has been protected in Ali Sadikin’s government era in 1972. However, many buildings were abandoned and recently held a revitalization after Basuki Tjahaya Purnama’s government era in 2016. This research aimed to give the insight to revitalize old buildings in this area, and one of them was the Kerta Niaga boutique hotel. This research was a qualitative method by using primary data and secondary data. It finds that the revitalization of the Kerta Niaga Boutique Hotel is by planning adaptive re-use with the additional public facility of the coffee shop. It aims to attract tourists to Kota Tua, and to re-introduce Batavia’s ambiance through the Hotel’s interior design.
Design of furniture and accessories interior in microcinema in Jakarta
Authors: Prayuzan J A , Pratama A F , Hartanti G 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to provide furniture and accessories that support the community and the film community to create a better social container and created community interest in searching for alternative means of microcinema. It is because of the growth of public interest for microcinema present to provide an alternative facility for people to get a more varied selection of films. Besides providing an alternative meant to watch movies, microcinema was used as a container for film production to reveal their existence to the public. However, there were many more that have not been known by the public audiences, but they could be a means for education and provided a new atmosphere for them to watch movies. The research used qualitative research by doing literature studies, observation, interviews, surveys, and field research. The results achieved from this stretch are the design for other supporting mediums and media according to the needs at the time of the film and microcinema characteristics. Besides, the election material is calculated to be a solution and not apart from the concept associated with the microcinema.
Interior design of youth community creative hub in Jakarta
Authors: Vania L , Wulandari A A A , Rachmayanti I 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to design a creative center that was used as a place for the creative community. Creative hub had recently gained more interest in Indonesia due to the growth of the creative community, which was supported by culture, technology, social, and business segment. This research was conducted using two different methods. The first method was to use primary data consisting of interviews, field observations, and documentation. The second method was to use secondary data through literature and reference studies. From the data collected through these two methods, the researcher finds an analysis of the needs of the creative center and later finds schematic design in the form of conceptualization, alternative layouts, the initial description of the design, initial sketches, and mock studies. From this concept, it is hoped that the Creative Center for the Youth Community can be used as a place to look for creative ideas, express knowledge, and develop existing ideas. This creative concept is applied to the use of colors that can stimulate creativity, such as yellow, green, and orange, and the colors will be applied through bright lighting.
Interior design of Indonesia tale museum
Authors: Almiranti S , Rachmayanti I , Wulandari A A A 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to introduce the Tale Museum to improve the attraction of Indonesian tales in the eyes of Indonesian children. As an archipelago country, Indonesia had various tales from each region that was known had high culture and moral values in it. In the middle of the rapid globalization, the Indonesian tale losing its popularity compared to the foreign tale. This research was conducted to add data needed to support design. It was conducted with qualitative methods that produce descriptive and analytical data. The data generated consisted of two types of data, namely primary data and secondary data. It is found that the museum is designed according to the story that displays the interactive concept and using the latest technology. This new design provides a new experience for visitors to enjoy Indonesian tales without reducing the value contained in the tales.
Preparing post Covid-19 pandemic office design as the new concept of sustainability design
Authors: Nediari A , Roesli C , Simanjuntak P M 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The Covid-19 pandemic has affected human behavior. It brings changes in many aspects of life that staying at home becomes a new normal. People do physical distancing to stay safe and healthy. Employees work from home to remain productive as professional responsibilities to the company. Sustainable design has been a trend in office design. The basic idea of sustainability is to reduce the negative impact on environment and health by creating a design that empathizes with its surroundings. When physical distancing is applied in layout furniture, it reshapes the office design. This topic is interesting to discuss since companies consider to increase hygiene standards while designers prepare the new concept for office design in the post Covid-19. The collected data contained information that needs to be considered in developing the interior for a workspace. The data obtained were from various sources related to this Covid-19 pandemic. This research was conducted through descriptive research, in which the collected data described the phenomenon studied around the world and how designers prepared for the new normal for office design. Based on the study, it is expected to determine the new working standards for office design and explain them to interior design students as the course material in interior design subject in designing for public space.
Towards a common goal for a sustainable tourism destination: Case study of Biak Numfor, Papua, Indonesia
Authors: Kusumawardhana I , Lemy D M , Nathalia T C , Kristiana Y 
Published: April 2021

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This paper examines stakeholders’ perceptions of sustainability in Biak Numfor, Papua, Indonesia. The study reviews opinions of site-specific sustainability aspects and assesses their perceptions of sustainability against a common goal of the Global Sustainability Tourism Council (GSTC). Meanwhile, a tourism destination is aware and takes full account of sustainability tourism for its current and future thinking towards economic, social and environmental impact, the industry, the environment and host community, and addressing visitor needs. However, few structures of the criteria towards a common goal for GSTC destination criteria are still undermined. Qualitative research is carried out by performing a stakeholders’ Focus Group Discussion (FGD) in Biak Numfor, Papua. Systematic approaches and thematic analysis are conducted to reveal the four critical awareness of sustainability issues. In the long course, this awareness may lead to changes in tourism sustainable development preferences such as accessibility, infrastructures and destination management, and planning (destination promotion; inspirational leaders; and community awareness).
The impact of IFRS adoption on value relevance accounting information: Evidence from Indonesia
Authors: Sun Y , Sari N , Havidz S A H 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The research objective is to examine the value relevance of accounting information during pre and post IFRS adoption of the banking industry in Indonesia. It utilizes an empirical analysis with panel data of 22 banks with a time period of 2 years before IFRS adoption and 4 years after the adoption. Ohlson’s price model has been deployed to conduct the analysis. Results reveal that the value relevance on earnings increase after the IFRS adoption.
Framing COVID-19 by an anglophone newspaper outlet
Authors: Prihatini E , Halimatusa’diyah I 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Studies on media coverage and pandemics predominantly focus on the global North. Little is known about how the media in a global South setting is reporting the development of such a global crisis as it evolves. This paper aims to fill the gap by observing an Indonesian anglophone newspaper outlet, The Jakarta Post. Using lexical and statistical analysis on 539 articles, the current study finds the focus of the coverage has been on how the government is managing the crisis. The framing by The Jakarta Post re-emphasises the very nature of the Indonesian economy, which is heavily relying on the informal sector, thus, making the decision to apply a full lockdown rather dilemmatic. The national-local political dynamics are also at play as it shapes the communication of crisis management in Indonesia.
5S towards sustainable competitive advantage in franchise retail business
Authors: Astuty E , Sinaga A 
Published: April 2021

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This study aims to find empirical evidence in filling the “how-to” gap of a service company in order to have a sustainable competitive advantage by adopting lean system or known as a workplace organization. This study surveyed 150 customers from three largest franchise minimarts in Bandung City in order to determine the characteristics and interrelations that occur in the three research objects observed, namely 5S or workplace organization, service’s waste, and service quality. The method used is descriptive method and structural equation modeling based on the least squares method or PLS-SEM. The statistical tools used are SPSS20 and SmartPLS3. The results reveals that the three largest franchise minimarts in Bandung City, had a high level of service quality, low service’s waste, and well-managed workplace organization. The relationship between them shows that the three franchise minimarts continue to survive and continue to grow after operating for more than 3 decades, because they implemented a workplace organization (5S, seiri-seiton-seiso-seiketsu-shitsuke), so that this can reduce the occurrence of service’s waste by 82.4 %, where even this has an impact on increasing service quality by 27.9% with a very high model strength of 73.5%.
Employee productivity: The effect of flexible work arrangement, indoor air quality, location and amenities at one of multinational logistics providers in Indonesia
Authors: Irawan D A , Sari P 
Published: April 2021

AbstractThis research aims to know the effect of flexible work arrangement, indoor air quality, location and amenities towards employee productivity. This study is an associative quantitative research. The data were collected using questionnaires. The population of this research was 200 head office employees of PT XYZ in Jakarta, Indonesia. To select the sampling size, simple random sampling technique using Slovin formula was used. 67 sample was used based on the Slovin formula calculation. Multiple linear regression analysis using SPSS software was used to analyze the data. The results of this research show that there is significant effect of flexible work arrangement, indoor air quality, location and amenities towards employee productivity. However, flexible work arrangement has no significant effect towards employee productivity. Meanwhile indoor air quality, location and amenities have significant effect towards employee productivity.
Service innovation and its impact on firm performance: A systematic literature review
Authors: Noerlina  , Alamsjah F , Mursitama T N 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aims to identify the literature about service innovation and its impact to firm performance publication. From Elsevier’s Scopus, the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature, there were identified 63 publication in a variety of document type that publish service innovation research. This study provides information on how the world’s service innovation topics have been developed over the past 5 years. The study also identified country that first focused on the research on the topic of service innovation and the performance of the company. Identification of the publication is using the keywords service innovation and firm Performance. Once the data is obtained, the next stage is grouping according to the year of publication. After that, it is grouped again by country based on affiliates of the author. The analysis is also conducted on the author with the most publications and compares to the country’s data with the highest publications. the topic of service innovation become a topic that attracts the attention of researchers. The result shows that the increase in research in this field began in 2017 until now, with the most productive publication in this topic come from Taiwan. From author productivity, the author with the most publications is actually from South Korea.
Visual communication design: Poster as an important way to encourage social distance in Jakarta when the epidemic 19
Authors: Utoyo A W , Aprilia H D , Kuntjoro-Jakti R A D R I , Kurniawan A 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Health campaigns especially regarding the COVID-19 epidemic need to be highlighted as dangerous viruses that cause fever, coughing, shortness of breath, chest pain and death. The health ministry wants the government to move public awareness in this direction. The research aims to examine the visual communication of a poster design to encourage social distancing due to the pandemic of COVID-19. This study has analyzed the key elements of health campaign posters in Jakarta. The poster remains becoming an active platform to inform display information, data, schedules or offers and to persuade people, causes, places, events, products, companies, services, groups or organizations in Jakarta. Previously the health poster campaign was not enough to attract parents’ attention to educate their children about having a healthy lifestyle. This study uses a qualitative approach to collect all the data needed. This includes case studies through visual analysis of local content and national poster design from a health campaign from the Jakarta health ministry. The results show that local and national poster designs have different elements of the design results that affect different posters. This result can be set as a guideline for the government in Jakarta to design a poster with good design aesthetic elements. It will also guide future graphic designers to improve the ability of their poster campaign.
Society 5.0 publication mapping using a scientometric perspective
Authors: Purnomo A , Asitah N , Latukismo T H , Rosyidah E , Kurniawan B K 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Society 5.0 initiated by the Japanese nation seeks to enhance the standard of living of the society with an IoT-based smart society and an entrepreneurial spirit. This research aims to study the map of international publications in the field of Society 5.0 using a scientometrics perspective. The research conducts a scientometrics method and analyzed research data using the analyze search results service from Scopus and the VOSviewer application. Research data on 57 academic documents published from 2017 to 2019 obtained from the Scopus database. The results show an increase in the number of international publications in Society 5.0 each year. However, there were no research institutions and individual researchers with the most publications in the field of Society 5.0. The most countries, subject areas, and type documents in Society 5.0 publications were Japan, computer science, and article. There was one collaborative pattern of researchers in the field of Society 5.0. This study proposes a convergence axis classification consisting of society 5.0 publications to characterize the body of knowledge generated from three years of publications: computer science, society, economics, industry, technology, and IoT.
Harmonic Analyses of Periodic Milling Forces and Vibrations
Authors: Ozoegwu C. G. , Okokpujie I. P. 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The milling process is a materials processing method of economic importance. This work discusses and illustrates the application of harmonic analysis in the modeling of cutting forces and periodic vibrations of the milling process. The interest in periodic forces and vibrations of the milling process is motivated by the fact that they are always present because of the inevitability of structural flexibility, unlike the regenerative forces and vibrations, which can be avoided. However, they are more destructive when they occur. These vibrations leave machined parts with vibration marks and form error compromising geometrical integrity. There is a pressing need to minimize or pre-empt the costly remedial finishing processes through modeling and simulation of the problem. Illustrations are presented for a cutting tool with uniform pitches and a cutting tool with non-uniform pitches. Simulations indicate the need to avoid spindle speeds corresponding to tool passing frequency because they induce destructive resonant conditions in milling processes.
Experimental investigation of noise footprints of gasoline-fueled backup generators
Authors: Giwa S. O. , Nwaokocha C.N. , Layeni A. T. 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
With the protracted and ever-increasing higher demand for electricity than the relatively constant supply in Nigeria, the provision of electricity has been epileptic in nature. This has led to the private and commercial generation of power for use through backup generators. The noise emanating from the operation of generators in the country has been of great concern as it is presently a social menace coupled with a negative impact on public health. The dearth of literature on generator-induced noise has ignited this study. The noise level of 96 household gasoline-fueled generators selected at random was measured using a noise meter. At 10 min interval for 1 h and a height of 1.5 m above the ground, the noise levels of the generators were measured. Data of the age, operating hours, efficiency, installed and operating capacity of the generators were also garnered. The work was carried out at Sango-Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria. The characteristics of the investigated generators were; age of 1 – 144 months, efficiency of 9.2% – 88%, operating hours of 1 – 15 h, installed capacity of 650 VA – 4200 VA, and estimated load of 250 W – 2300 W. Noise level range of 37.3 dB – 100.4 dB with an average of 64.0 dB ± 1.3% was obtained. In addition, the World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations of 45 dB (night) and 55 dB (day) for residential areas were found to be moderately lower than the average noise level measured in this work. Furthermore, only 15 (15.6%) and 2 (2.1%) generators out of 96 were noticed to comply with the WHO threshold values of 45 dB and 55 dB, respectively. These findings revealed the potential adverse effects of noise stemming from the operation of generators on the public wellbeing coupled with the associated health problems. The generators’ efficiency was noticed to have the most impact on the noise level with 26 (27.1%) of them having ⩾60% efficiency. This showed the inefficient use of generators as most of them with high installed capacity were used to power small electrical loads. Improving electricity supply, utilizing renewable energy, and adopting efficient noise control technologies were recommended as measures to reduce noise level via generators.
Aluminium Alloys as Advanced Materials: A short communication
Authors: Emmanuel A.O. , Fayomi O.S.I. , Akande I.G. 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Aluminum alloys have been one of the primary structural materials for several years due to their common mechanical behavior, design, production processes, and inspection techniques. However, it has gained much fame and occurrence in automobiles manufacturers due to its low mass and resistance to deterioration. Wrought aluminium alloys, which happen to be part of its classes from the study, have shown to be an advanced material due to its excellent extrudability, good corrosion resistance, and high strength. In the improvement of 7000 series, Al-Zn alloys have higher strength relative to other classes of aluminium alloy. Minimizing the mass to volume ratio of materials is considered one way of reducing the weight of engineering materials, especially aircraft. This paper presents a brief study on aluminum alloys and their application as advanced material for production in vehicles and ship industry. This study showed that significant improvements in aluminum aerospace alloys are due to obtain quality equilibrium of properties.
Facile Extraction and Characterization of Silica Nanoparticles from Corn Stalk by Sol-Gel Hydrothermal Methods
Authors: Imoisili Patrick Ehi , Jen Tien-Chien 
Published: April 2021

AbstractLightweight aggregates, drug delivery and energy storage are some of the numerous applications of silica nanoparticles. Amorphous silica was extracted from corn stalk using the sol-gel hydrothermal method and nanostructured using Hexadecyl trimethyly ammonium bromide (CTAB) as template. The crystallographic structures of synthesized silica nanoparticles was characterized using X-Ray Diffraction (XRD). Functional groups was determine using fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) techniques, specific surface area was determine using the Brunauer Emmett Teller (BET) method. The presence of SiO2 was confirmed by Energy dispersive X-ray (EDX), surface morphology and particle size was examine using scanning electron microscope (SEM) and transition electron microscope (TEM). This study provide a silica nanoparticles sourced from agricultural biomass for cutting-edge applications including drug delivery.