bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
A review of traffic violation detection technology in reporting mechanism
Authors: Alaydrusl A , Putra W K , Nugroho Y , Muhammad  , Surantha N 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Traffic Violation Detection system using radio frequency identification (RFID) has been applied to detect vehicles with limited power sources through RFID Tag. Camera sensors are also applied to identify a vehicle and its plate number through image and video processing known as computer vision. On the other hand, vehicular ad hoc network (VANET) to gain information about location, speed, and so on through the vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) connection. Lastly, the internet-of-things that is backed-up by cloud computing helps to store various information from each of these technologies and process them to get results. Many researchers have proposed and developed algorithms or technology with astonishing experimental results of them. However, there has been no review of the integration and reporting mechanism that correlates them. There has also been no review about how to connect the information to the authority and violator. Therefore, the review was made to explain each technology’s method with their experiment’s results and issues. Moreover, the future challenge also had been given to further research.
Factors in the comfort of a vertical mouse and the recommended for Indonesian user
Authors: Iswara L , Prastitasari D , Nabil A , Perwira S B , Sahroni T R 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
In a traditional mouse, the design is usually made to position the arms and palms facing down so that the forearm muscles will be tenser, and posture or position is not ideal on the wrist which will be more at risk of disruption of the wrist nerve (median). The wrists carry out repetitive movements for long periods to type and hold the mouse which generally uses a combination of strength and repetition of movements of the fingers and hands over a long period. As a result of excessive use of these hands can be a trigger for the risk of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). This syndrome occurs when the nerves in the wrist are squeezed or compressed, causing a condition that makes the fingers experience a tingling sensation, numbness, pain, or weakness. To avoid this problem, a vertical mouse is recommended to use. Vertical mouse factors include width, height, and button switch position. The aim of the research was to obtain information based on experiments of which factors most influenced user convenience and the proposed design vertical mouse with a size suitable for Indonesian.
Hand dryer with sanitizer to support sustainability and ergonomic for user
Authors: Rozi R F , Sudiarta Y , Kalay A G , Sahroni T R 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The paper presented the design and analysis using Design for Disassembly methodology. Based on detailing material selection, use simpler materials, use environmentally friendly packaging, reduced packaging size had to be considerate for the product development. The benefit of simplified process, less production machines were used, needed energy to drive machines could be more efficient. The less amount of material used the less waste after the product life was over. The selection of material affected the recycling process. With design methods, the shorter the production process, the more energy savings, packaging could be more concise. The paper is divided into three main concepts, including 3D images with SolidWorks, material selection, and material evaluation for making it easier to analyse and determine type of material will use next. Based on the process of selection and evaluation, a new design of a hand dryer was proposed using four high density ABS, VLDPE, HDPE, and PP materials. The next step, SolidWorks to create a 3D display for a suitable hand dryer. The research focussed on the design that can support to all user even for children and disabilities, beside that it considers material to support sustainability.
Ergonomics and anthropometry analysis from the Point-of-Purchase (POP) element in achievement of customer satisfaction in the retail space
Authors: Hartanti G , Hendrassukma D 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Impulsive buying means consumer tendency to buy items off one’s product list. This conditions created by shop in order to influence customer behaviour, so the purpose of the research was to know the influence of interior display on impulsive buying behaviour. According to the marketer’s goals, impulse buying has positive effects on company income. The research aimed to measure the effectiveness of implementation of POP display strategy in retail spaces. It needs a set of works to achieve the best design, ergonomic is one of the qualifications to achieve qualified, certified design, and customer need. How far the extent of design fulfils the functional techniques, aesthetics quality, and economic, it needs evaluation by using some basic qualifications. Ergonomic is needed for post evaluation product examination. Beside functionality, good design should give safety, health, security and enjoyment for human when they use and operate the product of the design. The results of the research are in terms of POP elements which can be a solution for retail industry in their efforts to gain benefit and retain customers.
Analysis of delay factors on drilling projects on PT China Oilfields Services Limited
Authors: Sardjono W , Perdana W G , Ansori R , Utama D N 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
In carrying out drilling projects at PT China Oilfields Services Limited ( COSL) Indo, especially Project 1 to Project 4, there were a mismatch between the initial plan of the project and the actualisation in the field because there were inhibiting factors in implementing the project. The purpose of the research was to look the factors that caused for the additional time in well drilling project at PT. COSL Indo, to build a relationship model of these factors, and formulate a strategy for the company to be able to overcome the occurrence of additional time in the future project. Data analysis was conducted by using a factor analysis method and the location of the research was carried out in just one company with 102 valid respondents. The results of the research indicate that there are four factors that influence the time gap, namely Project Management Activities, Risk Analysis and Procurement, Manage Stairs, and Project Planning Development. By knowing the causes of the delay, companies can find the best solutions for future learning and the impact on environmental, social and economic problems can also be anticipated so that sustainable development occurs in the context of petroleum management.
Persona in a form of mood boards as a part of the design process
Authors: Warbung T , Soedarso N , Carina R , Zahra A 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The research aimed to design a mood board by using persona as a tool to understand consumers. Persona helps clients and designers better understand the target consumers of the organization and map consumers’ desires and needs. The research was a case study of Loewee Cipta Busana, one of Indonesia’s garment companies that planned to design a visual identity. However, to complete the final process of designing a visual identity, a visual guideline in the form of a mood board was required. The research aimed to illustrate the whole design process and to what extent a mood board could be a useful tool to communicate with clients; to minimize the waste of guessing what the client wants. The research’s result is a mood board which can help designers generate and develop ideas, keywords, and visual assets more quickly due to consumers’ understanding. Mood board helps designers to communicate with clients regarding the design concept. Mood board can also help clients have a clearer direction about what they can do to expand their network and communicate their offerings to the broader market.
The fuel consumption density due to phantom traffic jam
Authors: Gunawan FE 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
In the research, we quantified the amount of fuel consumed during a phantom traffic jam and compare it with that without the jam. We adoptd an approach from a microscopic perspective where the vehicle dynamics were closely observed and monitored. The required traffic dynamics data were obtained from a previous work where the phantom traffic jam was reproduced in a laboratory setting. The test involved 22 vehicles moving a circular road with a circumferential length of 230 meters. During the test, each driver was requested to drive at the velocity of 30°C;km/h. Considering the proximity of each vehicle to its leader, the phantom traffic jam was instantly produced in the traffic flow. The test allowed us to quantify each vehicle acceleration, velocity, and position, from which the fuel consumption rate could be estimated at each time instant. We compared the fuel consumed by the vehicle for crossing two road segments with and without the phantom traffic jam. Utilizing a numerical integration, we quantified the required fuel for each segment. The result suggests that the vehicle during phantom traffic jam may consume the fuel as much as thrice of those without the jam.
Museum restoration for city development and community purposes
Authors: Salim P 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The aim of the research was to explore the heritage and historic church building in 18th century that converted into a museum having its great historical value and stand as sustainable architecture for decades. To preserve the architecture of the building, a restoration was done gradually and still maintained the uniqueness of the initial building form. The paper was to show the society about restoration of an old ancient building that was transformed into a modern museum supporting the city development. The research used observation and literature study as method, supported with pictures and data from the museum. Literature related to the ancient museum, green design material, and city development had been reviewed to provide sufficient data for discussing about restoration in a city. The result shows that an old ancient building can be developed into a beautiful with magnificent architecture restoration. Culture is still considered as a form of preservation of historic building. The research will give good impact for the development of city and as a sustainable architecture in the future.
Mobile application to track people in covid19 monitoring and patients under covid19 supervision
Authors: Chrysler A , Warnars H L H S , Utomo W H 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
It is crucial for the community including the government and health workers to collaborate to halt the spread of Covid-19. The idea of developing the mobile application surfaced from the previous findings. Previous researches have implemented and developed different features to better the application. The development of a mobile application to provide a platform that will assist people with information regarding patients that are around the perimeter of users to help notify them. With the help of the notification, users will be able to avoid the chances of them being in contact with the people (ODP), patients that are under surveillance (PDP) confirmed patients. All patients including ODP and PDP are required to have the application therefore, the Minister of Health will be able to track the geolocation of patients. Moreover, people will be able to be aware of patients that are around their perimeter. Therefore, with the help of the application, it will be able to help assist the community for them to be aware of and to be able to avoid being in contact with the infected patients.
Smart bus transportation for tracking system: A study case in Indonesia
Authors: Nivaan G V , Tomasila G , Suyoto  
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The current public transportation system must improve the quality of its services so that they can go hand in hand with technological advancements. Transportation, as a supporter of economic progress and development of the country, is expected to be able to answer the high mobility of the community of transportation needs by utilising the expansion of existing technology. Tracking and monitoring bus locations as public transportation is now an important issue that needs attention, but there is no bus tracking system based on mobile that can provide real-time locations. The research aimed to design a wireless sensor network that automatically identified and provided accurate information about travel routes and the movement of public transport buses in real-time. By using Global Positioning Systems (GPS) as vehicle tracking systems and sensor that support, this application provided bus position information and the nearest bus route recommendations to users in real-time. Thus contributing to the time management of public transport users in their activities.
Anthropometry in furniture design for early childhood school in West Jakarta
Authors: Setiawan B , Abdullah N , Pratama A F 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
In early childhood, schools have a goal to meet the preparation of children’s needs in education in terms of academic, social, and emotional. The research studied anthropometry and ergonomics of furniture design in the early childhood education in which furniture become essential supporting facilities. The research focused on furniture located in the Playfield Preschool classroom, within West Jakarta area. The furniture included study tables, study chairs, and storage areas for teaching and learning which were the main facilities in the classroom. In addition to the functional aspects, the design had also be able to provide health, safety, security and comfort for users while using and operating the facilities. The method applied in the research was the goal grid method which was divided into four sections to determine the positive and negative sides of the furniture. By knowing the positive and negative impact, the research can help the user to maximize the function of the furniture and the industry to improve & develop their products.
Evaluate the accuracy of vehicle type on road surface condition survey using roadroid application
Authors: Arofah M A , Prahara E 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Poor road surface conditions influence the continuity of sustainable transportation such as congestion, the assessment stages road surface conditions are by evaluating the existing road conditions. One of the pavement performance parameters that can be determined objectively is International Roughness Index (IRI). Nowadays, the cheap and reliable technology used to measure IRI value is Roadroid which is an Android application developed from a company in Sweden by using a built-in vibration sensor on a smart phone which is placed on the vehicle and the old manual method is called Surface Distress Index (SDI) which is based on visual observations using the RCS method. With the variation of flexible and rigid pavement consist of good and bad road conditions and using motorcycle, sedan and sport utility vehicle, it is found that the correlation between the IRI value using Roadroid and SDI value using visual observation shows high correlation where the highest r2 values by using Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) compare to small car and motorcycle. It concludes that Roadroid can be used as database for road maintenance planning purposes.
Conceptualization value co-creation towards sustainability in national electricity
Authors: Buana Y , Mursitama T N , Abdinagoro S B , Pradipto Y D 
Published: April 2021

AbstractThe energy transition which is taking place to cause sustainability in the electricity system has become one of the highest priorities discussed globally. The background of the paper was aimed to explore the concept of value co-creation in supporting sustainability in the context of the electricity system expert’s role. The paper qualitatively analyzed the opinions of selected experts to voice their co-creation thought in supporting sustainability. With the main focus on the social, economic, and environmental aspects as the triple-bottom-line (TBL) of sustainability as value, the discussion considered co-creation in collaboration activities in the domain of the national electricity system. The main issues were illustrated using qualitative study data from an in-depth interview and focus group discussion. The results show that there is a lack of connectedness of thought to utilize collaborative thinking as a shared resource. This creates a gap in thinking to complement reciprocal. The paper expresses its contribution as a conceptual model from the stakeholders and resources view that provides benefits for the transition to sustainability in the electricity sector. Further research will complement the role of experts in providing empirically confirmed uses.
Risk and value-added balancing model for a sustainable industry’s supply chain
Authors: Asrol M 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Industry’s supply chain faces obstacles in maintain sustainability, especially in fair profit allocation, increase value added processing and manage risk. The research aimed to formulate risk and value-added balancing model to determine an ideal price in each supply chains stakeholder of sugar industry. Value added was analyzed through Hayami approach while risk was assessed through House of Risk framework. Risk and value added were optimized by using Multi-objective particle swarm optimization (MOPSO) and LINMAP to find an ideal solution of Pareto. A balanced risk and value added was applied to determine an ideal and fair price of supply chain product in each stage stakeholders. The result shows that upstream stakeholders suffer with higher risk while downstream savors major value added and profit. MOPSO algorithm fires well in finding alternative solutions of risk and value-added optimization and LINMAP succeed to find an ideal solution. The research successfully determines the ideal price of product in each stakeholder and distributes profit with considering a balanced risk and value added, product quality, and current product price. For further research, it requires a predicted and sensitivity model to enrich the price scheme of the supply chain.
Educational motion graphic “Windmill, Then And Now”
Authors: Santoso F , Ghassany T , Putri S A 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The paper explored a planning of animation film which educated people about green energy. The research discussed Satrina Anggasta’s animated film. She is a student form Animation Program, Visual Communication Design Department, Bina Nusantara University. It was an artistic piece of video with simple style of design. The visual style of the film was a combination between 2D and 3D animation assets. A a qualitative analysis method based on interview from experts and book literature was applied to create a piece of information video that can entertain target audience. The result presents a movie describing a brief information about windmill that has been used a long time ago until now and how the windmill is changing from time to time using modern technology, to help people achieve better energy.
Design interior of Indonesian tea museum in Semarang
Authors: Novita J , Indahyani T , Latif F 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
This research aimed to design a facility that can provide more knowledge about Indonesian tea to the community. The concept used was Modern Rustic, which was applied to the “The Land of Heaven” theme. Booth concepts and themes were chosen to create the nuances of Indonesian tea plantations that have been hard to find in big cities in Indonesia and to attract citizen interest to know more about Indonesian tea. The concept also can be seen from the use of natural materials and colors. The research methods used literature studies, interviews, and observation. It finds that the application of the tea plantation atmosphere for each room is to create the impression of wide and open as being in a tea plantation but still have the border between space functions.
Visual communication design of campaign to reduce plastic waste to protect mangrove by Pulauku Zero Waste
Authors: Miriam J , Udin N , N Latif CM 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
The research aimed to influence the public to reduce plastic waste, which was harmful to mangrove forests in the Seribu Islands. The campaign was supported by the Pulauku Nol Sampah movement and aimed for those 18-26 years old, lived in Jabodetabek, interested in the newest trend like foods and beverages, and longed for acceptance or recognition. The big idea was “Mangrove Hero”, telling that someone was a hero, especially a mangrove when he or she reduced plastic waste. The media implementation will be set up based on the target insight. The creative approach would be using photography and illustration to create a fun and youthful mood. The research method was from a literature study (articles, journals, literature, or electronic media), interviews, and questionnaires. It finds that this campaign is supposed to utilize Jabodetabek youth potential to influence each other, especially in reducing plastic waste, so the mangrove forests in the Seribu Islands will be well-preserved.
Leadership diagnostic survey among Indonesian students using a passive bias quiz: Guaranteeing leadership sustainability
Authors: Sutanto H , Setiadi N J , Surienty  
Published: April 2021

AbstractThis research aimed to show the leadership diagnostic survey in students by using a bias quiz. A true leader was the highest level of leadership that was able to bring the company to achieve its goals by optimizing all available resources. In reality, leaders were difficult to avoid cognitive bias, which would affect the quality of leadership and decision making. This research was conducted in survey research by collecting data through giving questions or statements to respondents in written form using Google Form and shared through social media, specifically Line, WhatsApp, and Instagram. This research population was randomly selected, with a total number of respondents initially targeted at 100 respondents. It is found that by conducting a diagnostic survey of students, an illustration of the bias in the implementation of leadership will be obtained, gain awareness, and correct the bias.
The effect of pricing on purchase decisions in Koultoura coffee
Authors: Natasha C , Subakti A G 
Published: April 2021

Abstract
Marketing mix were the main factors that were affecting purchase decisions; one of them was pricing. The customer felt that high pricing affects the purchase decision. This research was purposely to know the relations and impact of pricing toward purchase decisions at Koultoura Coffee, West Jakarta. The analysis method used was descriptive analysis and simple regression analysis. This research shows that there is an impact of pricing toward purchase decisions at Koultoura Coffee at 48% with the correlation at 0.692, which signifies the relationship between the two variables is strong. The purchase decision at Koultoura Coffee will increase if the pricing suits the customer’s capability.