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ANALISIS POTENSI ASSET DAERAH SEBAGAI SUMBER PENDAPATAN ASLI DAERAH DI KOTA JAYAPURA
Authors: Urip Transna Putra 
Published: August 2021

The purposes of this research were to analyse potentialities of local markets and public transportation terminals as Local-Generated Revenue Sources and the effectiveness and efforts to optimize Local-Generated Revenues. This research was conducted in Jayapura Municipality.
The research variables were facilities in the markets and terminals, terminal levy, payments frequency, and actual revenue from the markets and terminals. A quantitative approach was employed using potentials components and effectiveness ratios which later being analyse descriptively.

The study showed an increase of propensity in the markets’ actual growth of revenues in an average of 11.97% and trends of the terminals’ levies growth in an average of -11.70%. The potential revenues from terminals’ levy were 4.088.502.000 IDR and 1.312.488.000 IDR. Thus, the total potential revenue was 5.400.990.000 IDR. The effectiveness level of actual revenues from markets fees reached 19.30 per cent and the actual terminals levies was 18.64 per cent. Hence, the total effectiveness level of markets and terminals fees was 19.18 per cent. Efforts were the improvements of local officers’ qualities, systems, administrations and working procedures, the corrective planning of local markets and terminals as well as assertive actions. Legal efforts were necessary to shed light on land ownership's to the local markets.

Keywords: Levy, Markets, Terminals, Potential, Effectiveness, Facilities, Tariff
PENGARUH MOTIVASI DAN DISIPLIN TERHADAP KINERJA PEGAWAI DENGAN PEMBERIAN INSENTIF SEBAGAI VARIABEL MODERASI
Authors: Sumbung Indra Lestari , Falah Syaikhul , Antoh Alfiana 
Published: August 2021

This research attempts to: (1) is there a significant relation between the incentives and the performance of civil servants at the secretariat of the Jayawijaya regency, (2) is there a significant relation between the discipline and the performance of civil servants in secretariat of Jayawijaya regency, (3) is there a significant relation in motivation to the performance of civil servants by the provision of incentives for moderating variable, and (4) is there a significant relation between the discipline to the performance of civil servants by the provision of incentives for moderating variable. The data used was primary data from the questionnaire distributed to civil servants within the regional secretariat of Jayawijaya regency year of 2015 with 55 of respondents. The analysis method is moderated regression analysis (MRA).
Based on the results known that working motivation had a positive and significant impact on working performance of employees; discipline have a negative and insignificant influence on the performance of civil servants; working motivation moderated by the provision of incentives or the granting of additional income have a negative and insignificant influence on the performance of civil servants; the discipline that moderated by the provision of incentives or the granting of additional income had a positive impact but not significantly to working performance of employees.

Keyword: motivation, discipline, incentive, performance, Jayawijaya regency
ANALISIS KINERJA KEUANGAN PT. PAPUA TV DI JAYAPURA
Authors: Ngutra Risky Novan , Marlissa Elsyan Rienette 
Published: August 2021

Research Objective to find out how much capital capability of PT.Papua TV. Jayapura., How much management ability of PT.Papua TV. Jayapura. How much acceptance ability of PT. Papua TV. Jayapura. How much Comparison of Operational Cost to Operating Income (BOPO) from PT.Papua TV. Jayapura. And How much Loan to Deposit Ratio (LDR) from PT.Papua TV. Jayapura.
The method used is Camel model analysis using data of period 2010-2013. TV Health Level Analysis Results. Papua based on Camel Model that is (1). Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) approach for 2011 through 2013 Healthy Capital of Papua TV Capital (2) Net Profit Margin (NPM) approach, 2011 to 2013 Healthy Papua TV financial management (3) Return on Asset (ROA) , the financial condition of Papua TV in 2013 is healthy because the assets in question are still greater than the profit. (4) The Operational Cost Approach to Operational Income BOPO.Tahun 2013 BOPO Papua TV is 332.6 bigger than 95.92% which means the oparasional cost (5) Loan to Deposit Ratio (LDR) explains that the financial condition of Papua TV can not be measured healthy category or unhealthy because of PT. Papua TV is not a BUMD engaged in credit so that for LDR analysis can not be measured.

Keywords: Financial performance, capital capability, management, revenue, and Operating Income
PENGARUH MANAJEMEN ASET TERHADAP OPTIMALISASI ASET TETAP PEMERINTAH KABUPATEN JAYAPURA
Authors: Demetouw Moses , Salle Agustinus , Asnawi Meinarni 
Published: August 2021

This research aims to analyze the influence of asset management on the level of optimizing fixed assets (land and building) in local governments of Jayapura regency. Using purposive sampling method the sample to this research is 48 respondents. The variables are assets inventory, legal audit assets, asset valuation, and supervision and assets control.
According to the results using the multiple linear regression showed that individually inventory assets proven has a positive and significant impact on optimizing fixed assets (land and building) which means in accordance with hypothesis, individually legal audit assets not proved has a positive and significant impact on the level of optimizing assets fixed (land and building) which means not in accordance with hypothesis, individually asset valuation proven have had a positive and significant impact on the level of optimizing assets fixed (land and building), supervision and control assets proven have positive and significant impact on the level of optimizing assets fixed (land and building). While the simultaneous analysis results show that the four variables namely inventory of assets, audit legal assets, asset valuation, supervision and assets control proved significant / give positive response to the level of fixed ground asset optimality (land and building) this is proven by the value of F count > F table.

Keyword: assets inventory, assets legal audit, assets valuation, assets supervision and control, optimizing fixed assets (land and building).
ANALISIS KEMAMPUAN KEUANGAN DAERAH PEMERINTAH KABUPATEN JAYAPURA
Authors: Wahab La Ode Abdul , Rofingatun Siti , Kreuta Balthazar 
Published: August 2021

The purpose of this paper is to analyze and obtain empirical evidence about the financial performance of Jayapura regency government in fiscal year 2010-2014, measured from the level of independence of local, regional dependency rate, the level of fiscal decentralization, the level of effectiveness and efficiency of financial management and fiscal capacity Jayapura regency in fiscal year 2010-2014, measured through share and growth Local Revenue.
The results obtained from this study is that the financial capacity of Jayapura regency, measured from the level of the region's autonomy in fiscal year 2010-2014 included in the criteria are lacking, and the level of dependence of the region in that period qualifies as a very high criteria instructive relationship patterns. The ratio of fiscal decentralization is still lacking, the level of effectiveness of regional revenue in 2010-2014 classified in the category of very effective with a ratio of regional revenue collection efficiency is very efficient. The financial capacity of the district of Jayapura in this case the level of independence and dependence of the area and the level of fiscal decentralization is considered good if the government of Jayapura District has been able to raise the percentage of acceptance of regional revenue to be in the top 40% of the fund balance, because then the Local Revenue will contribute greater of the total regional expenditure.

Keywords: financial capacity of local, regional autonomy, regional dependence, fiscal decentralization, effectiveness, efficiency
ANALISIS EFEKTIFITAS DAN KONTRIBUSI HASIL PENGELOLAAN KEKAYAAN DAERAH YANG DIPISAHKAN TERHADAP PENDAPATAN ASLI DAERAH (PAD) PROVINSI PAPUA
Authors: Funangi Usman , Mollet Julius Ary , Bisay Charly M. 
Published: August 2021

The purpose of this research is to find and analyze how much the effectiveness of the local asset management and all that will be conducted in order to raise local revenue. Data used is secondary data. Analysis technique using the ratio of effectiveness and the ratio of contribution.
The result shows the ratio of effectiveness and the ratio of contributed to local revenue show a fairly good measurement, this can be seen from the the percentage value.

Keywords: effectiveness, contribution, local revenue.
FAKTOR-FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI KETERLAMBATAN LAPORAN PERTANGGUNGJAWABAN TERHADAP KUALITAS LKPD
Authors: Dahay Karolina 
Published: August 2021

Systems, Information Technology, and Government Accounting Standards. The study used is qualitative and quantitative data. The research used quantitative data analysis: instruments test classical assumption test, and multiple regression analysis. The results show that Human Resources competency and the application of Government Accounting Standards have a significant effect on the quality of local government reports. In contrast, Internal Control System and Information Technology do not have a considerable impact. Together all factors have a significant effect on the quality of LKPDLocal Government Reports.
Identification of critical factors affecting the students’ acceptance of Learning Management System (LMS) in Saudi Arabia
Authors: Alharbi Amjad , Aljojo Nahla , Zainol Azida , Alshutayri Areej , Alharbi Basma , Aldhahri Eman , Khairullah Enas Fawzi , Almandeel Seita 
Published: August 2021

Objective of the study: The objective is to identify factors that influence student’s acceptance of Learning Management System (LMS) using the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) model. This study investigates how UTAUT factors affect students’ intention and attitudes to use Blackboard as a LMS at King Abdulaziz University in Saudi Arabia.Methodology/approach: This study proposes a research model based on UTAUT factors ‘Effort Expectancy (EE), Performance Expectancy (PE), Perceived Functionality (PF), Facilitating Condition (FC), Social Influence (SI)’, Behavioural Intention to use (BI) and Usage Behaviour. The survey research methodology was adopted using questionnaire to identifying factors that influencing the students’ intention and attitudes towards LMS. Originality/relevance: The study relates corporate LMS to support educational institutions to enhance the students’ acceptance and attitudes to use in Saudi Arabia.Main result: The results indicate that PE, PF, FC and SI factors were significant and directly influence on students' BI Blackboard. Both PE and FC are second factors that affect students’ intention and EE factor does not impact the student's BI.Theoretical/methodological contributions: The study contributes to the body of knowledge in developing the research model using UTAUT model by showing the factors affecting the students’ intention in using LMS and usage behavior in Saudi Arabia. Social/management contributions: This study contributes in understanding the critical factors affecting the Saudi Arabia students’ intentions in using Blackboard. Another study should be extended to other universities by using different methods to test the model and incorporate different moderating factors to accept and use the Blackboard.
Analysis of Ground Water from Selected Sources in Jalingo Metropolis, Nigeria
Authors: Ezekeil Bwadi Benjamin , Bakoji Yusuf Mohammed , Abdullahi Ibrahim , Yakubu Giwa Clement , Audu Grace 
Published: August 2021

Water is very significant in the development of a stable community, but many societies are confronted with the challenges of poor wastes management system with indiscriminate waste disposal and bad land practices, which easily pollute water sources and consequently degrade water quality. This study was to analyze the physicochemical properties of ground water from multiple point sources in Jalingo, Taraba state of Nigeria. Water samples were collected from twenty seven (27) sites from the study area during the raining and dry seasons. The analysis was carried out to determining the physico-chemical properties of the ground water and comparing with the World Health Organization (WHO) standard for drinking water. The physicochemical properties of ground water analyzed include; odor, taste, temperature and electrical conductivity were tested in the field using water meter tester. Whereas pH, total dissolved solids, alkalinity, hardness, salinity, iron, manganese, fluoride, nitrate, nitrite, chloride, sulphate and dissolved oxygen were analyzed in the laboratory using Wagtech potable water testing equipment. The physical properties of water analyzed were temperature, odor, taste, and turbidity. Whereas the chemical properties of water analyzed were pH, electrical conductivity (EC), total dissolved solids (TDS), alkalinity, hardness, salinity, iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), fluoride (F−), nitrate (NO3−), nitrite (NO2−), Chloride (Cl−), sulphate (SO42−), dissolved oxygen (DO).The result shows the range of the mean values of the temperature(26.7–33.1) oC, p H(6.5–8.9), Fe (0.01–0.08 mg/L), NO3−(0.01–38.5 mg/l), NO2−(0.01–0.09 mg/l), Mn (0.01–0.17 mg/l), F(0.01–0.82 mg/l), alkalinity(39-204 mg/l), salinity (42-508 mg/l), SO4(14-93 mg/l), total dissolved solids (6–637) mg/l, turbidity(0.4–10.6 mg/l), hardness(48-187 mg/l), and fecal coliforms(1–4)fcu/100mi, dissolved oxygen(1.1–6.87)mg/l, EC(10.99–1066)ohm/cm, Cl (10-320 mg/l). All except alkalinity and hardness are within the WHO permissible standards of quality drinking water. The highest alkalinity (204 mg/l), hardness (187 mg/l) and low dissolved oxygen (6.87 mg/l) attributed to the high concentration of dissolved salts and basic cations in the water. The methodology applied in the study was effective in analyzing the physicochemical properties of water in the study area. Therefore, it was recommended that there should be frequent water source testing by stakeholder in water resources with the view to treating the water. Policy maker should also enforce the regulation of the use of chemical fertilizers, agro-chemicals and the indiscriminate waste disposal.
Optoelectronic Properties of Low‐Bandgap Halide Perovskites for Solar Cell Applications
Authors: Dey Krishanu , Roose Bart , Stranks Samuel D. 
Published: August 2021

AbstractRiding on the coat tails of rapid developments in single‐junction halide perovskite solar cells, all‐perovskite multijunction solar cells have recently garnered significant attention, with the highest power‐conversion efficiency already reaching 25.6%. Much of this progress has been fueled by the rapid rise in the photovoltaic performance of low‐bandgap halide perovskite absorbers, materials, which, to date, have only been achievable by the partial or complete substitution of lead with tin. However, much room still exists to develop a more critical understanding of key material properties in these low‐bandgap perovskites. Herein, the key optoelectronic properties of absorption, carrier generation, recombination, and transport in these tin‐containing perovskites are discussed, showing that intrinsic doping distinctively impacts many of these properties, thereby rendering this class of halide perovskites unique within the family. Current understanding of the mechanisms that degrade optoelectronic performance in these materials and the corresponding devices are also summarized. These collective results highlight an important interplay between doping, defects, and degradation that will need to be controlled. Finally, the current gaps in understanding of these low‐bandgap perovskites are outlined, thereby providing guidelines for further research, which will unlock their full potential for realizing a plethora of high‐performance optoelectronic devices.
Fossil evidence for Paleocene diversification of Araceae: Bognerospadix gen. nov. and Orontiophyllum grandifolium comb. nov.
Authors: Stockey Ruth A. , Hoffman Georgia L. , Rothwell Gar W. 
Published: August 2021

AbstractPremiseNearly 200 araceous leaves and two spadices have been identified among Paleocene fossils from the Blindman River locality near Blackfalds, Alberta, Canada. Although not found in attachment, these probably represent parts of the same extinct plant species.MethodsSpecimens were studied using light microscopy. Phylogenetic analyses using a morphological matrix of living and fossil Araceae were performed using TNT version 1.5 to help establish relationships of the fossil leaves and spadices within Araceae and to each other.ResultsLeaves are simple with a broad petiole, entire margin, and elliptic to ovate or oblong blade with an acute to slightly rounded apex. A multi‐veined midrib extends into the basal region of the blade. Parallelodromous primary veins of two orders diverge at acute angles, converging with a submarginal vein or at the apex. Transverse veins are opposite percurrent, producing rectangular to polygonal areoles. Higher‐order veins are mixed opposite/alternate. Spadices are cylindrical, with helically arranged, bisexual, perigoniate flowers, each with six free tepals and a protruding style. Fruits are trilocular, with axile placentation and one seed per locule.ConclusionsLeaves are assignable to the fossil genus Orontiophyllum J. Kvaček & S.Y. Sm. as O. grandifolium comb. nov. Spadices are described as Bognerospadix speirsiae gen. et sp. nov. Leaves and spadices each conform to an early‐diverging lineage of Araceae, increasing the known diversity of Proto‐Araceae (viz., subfamilies Gymnostachydoideae and Orontioideae). Together, they provide strong evidence for extinct Proto‐Araceae with novel combinations of characters shortly after the Cretaceous‐Paleogene floral transition.
Curing behavior, mechanical and thermal properties of epoxy‐CeO2 nanocomposites
Authors: Yuan Zhi‐gang , Al Hassan Mohamadou , Wang Zhi‐cheng , Wang Jun‐yi , Wang Jun , Derradji Mehdi , Liu Wen‐bin 
Published: August 2021

AbstractNanoparticles have been widely used in the improvement of the mechanical and thermal properties of the epoxy matrix. In this study, the room temperature curing agent composed of acrylic acid and 2,4,6‐trimethyl‐m‐phenylenediamine was mixed with different concentrations of CeO2 nanoparticles into the epoxy resin (E51) to obtain a nanocomposite that can be rapidly molded and cured. Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy and differential scanning calorimetry were used to study the curing behavior of nanocomposites and E51 with the synthesized hardener. Through tensile, flexural, and impact tests, the influence of the nanoparticles content on the mechanical and thermal properties of the prepared composites was discussed. The results showed that the curing process was completed in 4 h. An increase of 78.4% in tensile strength, 81.7% in flexural strength, and 122.0% in elongation were obtained for the cured nanocomposite having 5 wt% CeO2 loading compared to the neat resin. Thermogravimetric analysis result showed that the thermal stability increased with increasing of CeO2 nanofillers content. Finally, the scanning electron microscope revealed the fracture surface morphology of the composites.
Insight into the Morphology‐Dependent Catalytic Performance of CuO/CeO2 Produced by Tannic Acid for Efficient Hydrogenation of 4‐Nitrophenol
Authors: Ye Junqing , Wang Shuaijun , Li Gen , He Bin , Chen Xinyan , Cui Yuandong , Zhao Wanting , Sun Jian 
Published: August 2021

AbstractThe construction of a heterogeneous nanocatalyst with outstanding catalytic performance via an environmentally benign and cost‐effective synthetic category has long been one of the challenges in nanotechnology. Herein, we synthesized highly efficient and low‐cost mesoporous morphology‐dependent CuO/CeO2‐Rods and CuO/CeO2‐Cubes catalysts by employing a green and multifunctional polyphenolic compound (tannic acid) as the stabilizer and chelating agent for 4‐nitrophenol (4‐NP) reduction reaction. The CuO/CeO2‐Rods exhibited excellent performance, of which the activity was 3.2 times higher than that of CuO/CeO2‐Cubes. This can be connected with the higher density of oxygen vacancy on CeO2‐Rods (110) than CeO2‐Cubes (100), the oxygen vacancy favors anchoring CuO species on the CeO2 support, which promotes the strong interaction between finely dispersed CuO and CeO2‐Rods at the interfacial positions and facilitates the electron transfer from BH4− to 4‐NP. The synergistic catalytic mechanism illustrated that 4‐NP molecules preferentially adsorbed on the CeO2, while H2 from BH4− dissociated over CuO to form highly active H* species, contributing to achieving efficient hydrogenation of 4‐NP. This study is expected to shed light on designing and synthesizing cost‐effective and high‐performance nanocatalysts through a greener synthetic method for the areas of catalysis, nanomaterial science and engineering, and chemical synthesis.
The accuracy of hospital discharge data in recording major congenital anomalies in Australia
Authors: Schneuer Francisco J. , Lain Samantha J. , Bell Jane C. , Goldsmith Shona , McIntyre Sarah , Nassar Natasha 
Published: August 2021

AbstractBackgroundThere has been increasing use of hospital discharge data to identify congenital anomalies, with limited information about the accuracy of these data.ObjectivesTo evaluate the accuracy of hospital discharge data in ascertaining major congenital anomalies in infants.MethodsAll liveborn infants with major congenital anomalies born between 2004 and 2009 in New South Wales, Australia were included. They were separated into two study groups: (a) infants identified from the Register of Congenital Conditions with a corresponding record in linked hospital discharge data; and (b) infants with a recorded congenital anomaly in hospital data, but without a register record. For the first group, we assessed agreement (concordant diagnoses) and the proportion of anomalies with discrepant diagnoses in each dataset. For the second group, we determined the number of anomalies recorded only in hospital data and applied specific conditions restricting to those recorded in the birth admission, excluding nonspecific diagnoses, or those with relevant surgical procedures to minimize potential false positives or over‐reporting.ResultsThe first study group included 9,346 infants with an average 84% agreement in the ascertainment of major anomalies between hospital and registry data, and >93% agreement for cardiac, abdominal wall, and gastrointestinal anomalies. Discrepant diagnoses occurred on average in 20% of cases from hospital data and 17% from registry data, and were slightly reduced with the use of diagnoses recorded only in tertiary pediatric hospitals. The second group included 25,893 infants where anomalies were only recorded in hospital data, most commonly skin and unspecified anomalies. Excluding unspecified cases, those only diagnosed at the birth admission and restricting to surgical procedures reduced over‐reporting by up to 96%.ConclusionsHospital discharge data provide an acceptable means to ascertain congenital anomalies, but with variable accuracy for different anomalies. Application of specific conditions and limited to surgical procedures improves the utility of using hospital discharge data to ascertain congenital anomalies.