bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Re-Layout of Product Placement in Retail Industry to Minimize Order Picking Time with Group Technology Method
Authors: Wahyudin C , Rahmawati S , Shafanah N 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
In retail industry, warehousing is the main activity. The warehouse can also function as a product distribution center (DC) to consumers or retailers. Distribution centers have an important role in supply chain management. DC performance is strongly influenced by many factors. One of them is picking order performance, which is a product taking operation from a certain storage place ordered by consumer. Total picking time is influenced by picker operator activity, which includes searching activity, traveling / transportation, taking, setting, and other activities/idle. The researched examined the possibility of redesigning the layout and structuring of products on the warehouse rack shelf so as to minimize picking time process. The method to be used in design is the group technology method. Based on the results in a retail industry in Bandung, the completion of the picking time is better by decreasing the average picking order completion time around 61.65% of the current system.
Enterprise Architecture Planning as New Generation Cooperatives Research Methods
Authors: Dwipriyoko Estiyan , Bin Bon Abdul Talib , Sukono F. 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
New Generation Cooperative is new kind cooperative. Preliminary literature and document exploration found only little information about New Generation Cooperative from information systems and technology perspective. This research will investigate New Generation Cooperative from information systems and technology perspective using Enterprise Architecture, and implementation based on Open Business Model. Research design used in this mix method research is Sequential Exploratory Design. This research uses several approaches to accomplish each step of deliverance. Initiation Layer of this research mostly uses Literature Exploration. Business Analysis Layer at Preliminary Analysis used Literature Exploration in Case Study, Business Analysis Layer at Enterprise Observation mostly used Observation and interview in Case Study. Enterprise Architecture Layer use mostly One-Shot Design Research. Implementation Product Layer use One-Shot Design Research. Outputs of this research are New Generation Cooperative Enterprise Architecture, New Generation Cooperative Enterprise Resource Planning Prototype, Open Business Strategic Management.
The Ideal Character of Students Based on Moral Values in Short Movie Videos
Authors: Arumsari C. , Hudha A N. , Isti’adah F. N. 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
In this millennium era, there are many students who are dependent on the internet, cell-phones, television and social media. It has a big influence on the formation of student characters because it affects lifestyle, ways of thinking, taking actions and understanding perspectives. The internet and social media have many positive and negative sides. It becomes dangerous when students are more attracted to the negative side and that destroy their characters. Positive character strength must be possessed by students as a provision to achieve the ideals and to become good human beings, so that they can be useful for the environment around. Positive character values can be seen in short movie videos that are associated with ideal characters that students must have. This study aimed at explaining the ideal character of students taken from the moral values of short movie videos. This study used a qualitative approach with library research type. The ideal character of students that could be formulated including (1) honesty; (2) tolerance; (3) discipline; (4) helpfulness; (5) caring for others; (6) responsibility; and (7) courage.
Integrated Point of Sales and Snack Vending Machine based on Internet of Things for Self Service Scale Micro Enterprises
Authors: Dijaya R , Suprayitno EA , Wicaksono A 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
Sales management is a key function which helps small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) in monitoring and tracking stock and co-ordinate transaction processing. Point of Sales developed to support sales management for scale micro enterprises. While self-service applications from banking, to travel, to foodservice, to ticketing, to hotels are booming, many have forgotten that the original self-service applications were in the vending industry. Selfservice has evolved into an operational mode that no longer should be viewed as merely a device-based channel for selling snacks and beverages. The aim of this research integrates point of sales and vending machine based on internet of Things (IoT) for self-service scale micro enterprise. Applications that record while sending data from multiple sensors. Data that records sensors sent through the IoT module to the server, then the server will save the data in a server database. Periodically new data will be visualized in the system through server application is a service. Real-time sales recapitulation system through a vending machine IoT for 24 hours. After being developed and implemented 24 hours machine will embedded by Internet of Thing (IoT) module. Through this all operational forms of the system are good in the form of stock, recapitulation of sales made by the vending machine and the latest conditions vending machines will be sent to the server so that users can monitor them at any time system. In addition to the profit-taking report, items can be recorded by the system. Owner outlets can remotely controlling vending machines via mobile phones because they are connected to server API (Application Package Interface) to the server application.
Optimization of Roundness, MRR and Surface Roughness on Turning Process using Taguchi-GRA
Authors: Mufarrih A. , Istiqlaliyah H. , Ilha M. M. 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
This research was conducted to optimize the turning process on several quality characteristics with the Taguchi-GRA method. Some of the quality characteristics that are optimized are roundness, material removal rate (MRR) and surface roughness. These three quality characteristics are then converted to a GRG value. The independent variables used in this study are the depth of cut (0.5; 0.75; 1 mm), feed rate (0.045; 0.065; 0.085 mm/rev) and cutting speed (37.68; 56.52; 75.36 m/min). The experimental design used is the L9 orthogonal array. The experimental results show that the turning process can be effectively improved through the Taguchi-GRA method. The optimal combination for obtaining maximum GRG values can be reached at a depth of cut of 1 mm, feed rate of 0.085 mm / rev and cutting speed of 75.36 m / min. The GRG value increased to 34% from 0.7017 to 0.9403.
Comparative Study on R-line and U-band Energies of Ruby Estimated from One-Electron and Many-Electron First-Principles Approaches
Authors: Novita Mega , Wibowo Setyoningsih , Nada Noora Qotrun , Ogasawara Kazuyoshi 
Published: August 2019

AbstractWe carried out a comparative study on R-line and U-band energies of α-Al2O3: Cr3+material, or the so-called ruby, estimated from one-electron and many-electron first-principles calculations. The estimations were performed without relating to any observed parameter. Although there are numerous reports on theab-initiocalculations of absorption spectra and multiplet energies of ruby based on many-electron approach, the investigation based on one-electron approach is basically impossible except for some particular states such as4T2 and2E. Here we compared the transition energies from the4A2 state (ground state) to4T2 state (U-band) and to2E (R-line) of ruby estimated by one-electron and many-electron first-principles approaches. The one-electron calculations were carried out utilizing using discrete variational Χα (DV-Χα) method combined with ligand field theory, while the many-electron calculations were carried out utilizing using the discrete variational multi-electron (DVME) method. The results show that generally both of the one-electron and the many-electron first-principles calculations can be utilized to estimate the multiplet energies such as U-band and R-line energies. Nevertheless, the refined formula to estimate the R-line energy based on one-electron approach is necessary to enhance the concurrence with the observed data.
Numerical Study of the Stagger Angle Effect of a Circular Cylinder Installed in Front of Returning Blade Toward the Vertical Axis Savonius Water Turbine Performance
Authors: Setiawan P A , Yuwono T , Widodo W A 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
This paper investigates numerically the effect of the circular cylinder’s stagger angle variation installed in front of the returning blade on the performance of Savonius vertical axis water turbine. The numerical simulation uses Computational Fluid Dynamics using ANSYS 17.0 to solve the incompressible Unsteady Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes (URANS). Firstly, numerical model is verified by varying the grid size at TSR 1,078. Then numerical results are validated by existing experimental data, in this case the torque coefficients. The working fluid is in verification using air at Reynolds of 4.32 x105 and convert to water fluid. Ratio of circular cylinder diameter to the turbine diameter (ds/D) is 0.5 at gap (S/D) of 0.95 with varying TSR of 0.3, 0.5, 0.7, 0.9, 1.1 and 1.3 and stagger angle (α) of 0, 30, 60 and 90 degree. The results show that the maximum power coefficient increases about 29.84% at a TSR of 0.9 for stagger angle of 60 degree.
Implementation Of Information Planning and Strategies Industrial Technology 4.0 to Improve Business Intelligence Performance on Official Site APTISI
Authors: Sudaryono  , Rahardja Untung , Harahap Eka Purnama 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
The Association of Indonesian Private Universities or often called APTISI, has a membership of 4189. Compared to State Universities that only have 372, of course the presence of PTS is definitely a solution amid the lack of equalization of higher education in Indonesia. However, with the existence of problems in improving the quality of education, APTISI as the Association of Indonesian Private Higher Education should be able to make PTS more competitive in all fields, especially the field of information and technology planning strategy (BSPIT) in the current disruption era. In this study, identified at least 3 (three) problems faced. An alternative solution to the problem is to apply the APTISI official site to show the performance of the association’s activities. 5 (five) literature reviews on Industrial Technology 4.0, Business Intelligence and Dashboard were conducted to determine the level of APTISI’s activities in the current disruption era. In designing the system, there are 3 (three) benefits found from a problem formula using the SWOT analysis method. From what has been explained above, the APTISI official site 4.0 industry technologies can disseminate information and improve the performance of APTISI members in the dissemination of information and activities by conducting a validity and reliability test for 100 (one hundred) respondents.
Use Of Inverter Off Grid 2000 Watt For Household With Battery Storage
Authors: Kusmantoro A , Novita M 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
Solar energy is an environmentally friendly energy and the source of energy is available continuously. In this paper, an electrical energy source for residential houses with 1500 watts of power is designed. In the design of this system, 80 AH battery storage and 2000 watt off-grid inverter are used. The off-grid system design in residential houses with 200 wp PV sources and battery storage systems can be used to meet residential electricity needs. In addition, the design of the off-grid system is very suitable for residential houses in areas not covered by the electricity network. In testing this off-grid system, the PV output current fluctuates against changes in the sun’s intensity. To overcome changes in PV output, the control of the battery can quickly regulate the power flow to the load. The charge process and battery discharge are controlled with a voltage sensor. The test results of the off-grid model show that the voltage at the load is always stable, which is 220.8 V. The use of renewable energy in the country of Indonesia is currently being carried out and continues to experience improvement along with the increase in population. Renewable energy sources that are widely available in Indonesia are solar energy, wind energy, and energy from waste waste. Especially for solar energy in Indonesia is widely used as a renewable energy source. This solar energy source can be obtained easily, because Indonesia is a tropical country. Solar energy is an environmentally friendly energy and the source of energy is available continuously. In this paper, an electrical energy source for residential houses with 1500 watts of power is designed. In the design of this system, 80 AH battery storage and 2000 watt off-grid inverter are used. The off-grid system design in residential houses with 200 Wp PV sources and battery storage systems can be used to meet residential electricity needs. In addition, the design of the off-grid system is very suitable for residential houses in areas not covered by the electricity network. In testing this off-grid system, the PV output current fluctuates against changes in the sun’s intensity. To overcome changes in PV output, the control of the battery can quickly regulate the power flow to the load. The charge process and battery discharge are controlled with a voltage sensor. The test results of the off-grid model show that the voltage at the load is always stable, which is 220.8 V.
Mine Surveying Technologies in Indonesia
Authors: Ramadhon S , Wahyudin D , Ali M 
Published: August 2019

AbstractThe development of mine surveying technology has made major changes in mine surveying work. However, the use of mine surveying technology in developing countries is still underdeveloped. Therefore, this study aims to identify various mine surveying technologies in Indonesia based on mine surveyor perceptions and to analyse the influence of education background on the mine surveyor’ perceptions about mine surveying technologies. The study was conducted using a survey on 155 mine surveyors based on their education level. The survey was conducted using a questionnaire that has been tested for validity and reliability. Data analysis was performed using descriptive statistics and ANOVA. This study shows that there are still mine surveying technologies that are not commonly used in Indonesia, and there are significant differences in perceptions of the mine surveying technology, especially for mine surveyors graduating from senior secondary school with those graduating from diploma and undergraduate degrees.
Determination on Improving Company Performance through Discipline, Training, and Compensation
Authors: Sonjaya S , Muttaqijn M I , Susilo P , Nasution A 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
This paper tries to explain and analyze the influence of discipline, training, and compensation on employee performance. In this study, the phenomenon was portray through the problems that occurred in the Pardic Jaya Chemicals Company, which experienced a decline in sales due to a reduction in production levels caused by the performance of its employees. This study uses quantitative methods by making employees as samples to measure the influence of independent variables (discipline, training, and compensation) on the dependent variable (performance). The results of this study found discipline, training, and compensation have an effect on performance, it’s just that the effect of compensation on performance is very small and means an increase in compensation does not necessarily directly impact performance.
An Overview of Potential Drug Interactions in Patients with Cesarean Section at RSUD Dr. Soekardjo Tasikmalaya
Authors: Rahayuningsih Nur , Nurfatwa Maritsa , Idacahyati Keni 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
Drug interaction is when a drug competes with one another, or which occurs when one drug is present along with another drug so that the effectiveness or toxicity of the drugs are affected or changed. The study was conducted observationally, using descriptive method. Data was obtained from a retrospective research of medical records in the period from July to December 2017 at RSUD dr. Soekardjo Tasikmalaya. Data were analyzed using drug interaction checkers such as Stockley’s Drug Interaction Edition, Drugs Interaction Facts by Tatro in 2009, and Pocket Guide to Evaluations of Drug Interactions. The number of research subjects who met the inclusion criteria were 115 people. Data were analyzed using SPSS chi-square method. 100% potential drug interactions occur based on severity analysis.
Physiological response of premature infants due to the administration of pseudostem banana nest innovation to the incubator
Authors: Hapsari W , Widyawati M N , Suryono S 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
In this study, innovation of banana pseudostem nest was conducted to assess the physiological response of premature infants due to the provision of pseudostem banana nest innovation in the incubator. This innovation is needed because premature babies need conditions that promote physiological response functions to increase body temperature, gain weight and assess changes in oxygen saturation. Unfortunately, so far there is no temperature stabilizer in the incubator, the incubator is made of electric and heating elements only so that some physical parameters cannot be accommodated with the incubator. Therefore, this paper proposes the innovation of pseudostem banana nest because it has a 400% water absorption level, a higher temperature stabilization on the fibers in commonly used materials. This study measures physiological responses. The research procedure begins with the manufacture of dried banana pseudostem ingredients, making pseudostem banana nest from banana midribs and coated with a cloth shaped like a hand containment. This research uses a quasi-experimental design method with pre-post test control group design. The sampling technique used was nonprobability sampling by consecutive sampling. A sample of 30 preterm infants was divided into 15 control group samples, 15 intervention group samples. Action procedure, the researcher treated the intervention group by placing nest pseudostem banana in the incubator until it surrounded the premature baby for three consecutive days. Measurements were made on parameters of body temperature, weight, oxygen saturation before and after intervention in the control group and intervention group for three consecutive days. The results of this study were obtained significant differences in body temperature, oxygen saturation before and after given nest pseudostem banana with a p-value of 0.001; 0.003. In this study, there were no significant differences in body weight before and after being given nest pseudostem banana with a p-value of 0.837.
Monitoring of Uterus Electrical Activities using Electromyography in Stage I Induction Labor
Authors: Rhomadona Shinta Wurdiana , Widyawati Melyana Nurul , Suryono S 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
Labor induction is one of the main contributors of serious complication among mothers and babies. Prolonged artificial uterus muscle contraction may result in uterus hyper stimulation. One method of prevention is using the abdomen palpation technique. However, its practice has so far been less effective, less accurate, time consuming, and somehow subjective, as it requires meticulousness of the examiner. The WHO recommends that laboring mothers using induction technique should continuously be monitored. Therefore, there is a need for a much more accurate measure using a monitoring instrument that is capable of recording contraction. The instrument is electromyography. This research analyzed uterus electrical activities in stage I labor induction. The method used was observing 10 respondents undergoing labor induction for their contraction, every 15 minutes for 10 minutes each using electromyography. Monitoring results were then analyzed for frequency, duration, interval, and action potential, and these were presented as a trend. Results show a trend of frequency, duration, interval, and action potential of uterus contraction in stage I labor, with successful induction showing increasing rhythm, while failed induction indicating constant rhythm. Mean frequency, duration, interval, and action potential is 5.30 time/10 minutes, 55.89 seconds, 4.12 minutes, and 1.64 V respectively. Meanwhile, the 3 mothers with failed induction have mean frequency of 1.64x/10 minute, mean contraction duration of 21.74 seconds, and mean interval of 7.40 minutes, and mean action potential of 1.18 V.
Enhancing the Solubility of Ketoconazole via Pharmaceutical Cocrystal
Authors: Indra Indra , Janah Fitri Miftahul , Aryani Ratih 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
This present research is to synthesized and characterized cocrystal of ketoconazole through cocrystallization process in order to improve solubility properties of ketoconazole. Ketoconazole cocrystal synthesized by the slurry method and characterized using diffractometry (Powder X-Ray Diffraction), Thermogram (Differential Scanning Calorimetry), Microscopy (Polarizing microscope), FTIR spectroscopy and solubility analysis were performed to evaluate the cocrystal. The PXRD diffractogram of cocrystal ketoconazole is different compared to pure component. New peaks characteristic of cocrystal appear at a 2θ value of 16.94° and 24.58° In addition, synthesized cocrystal have unique habit crystal, melting point and FTIR spectrum compared to single component. The ketoconazole cocrystal from slurry method showed an improved solubility by 50 times compared to ketoconazole. This study showed that cocrystallization between ketoconazole and ascorbic acid were successfully formed and enhanced the solubility of the drug.
Synthesis and Characterization of Fe(III) Complex with N’- (3-Nitrobenzoyl)Isonicotinohydrazide as an Anti-tuberculosis Candidate
Authors: Ruswanto R , Sarwatiningsih Y , Pratita ATK , Indra  , Dewi R 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
Recently, we have been conducted synthesis of complex compounds of Fe(III)N’-(3- nitrobenzoyl)isonicotinohydrazideusing refluxing N’-(3 -nitrobenzoyl)isonicotinohydrazideas ligands and FeCl3.6H2O as the metal at 75 °C for 6 hours in ethanol. The synthesis results obtained82.45% recovery, and from the purity test are shown with a narrow melting range is 220-222°C. Based on identification with UV-Visible spectrophotometer, infrared spectrometer and Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (AAS) indicate that the complex compound have λmax of 272.00 nm, giving vibration of Fe-O at 495.1 cm−1 and 599.6 cm−1 with formula complex compounds, namely [Fe(C13H10N4O4(H2O)4)Cl3].10 H2O.
Description of Blood Glucose Levels in Catarac Patients
Authors: Nurpalah Rianti , Kusmiati Meti , Mardiana Ummy , Arrizqiyani Tanendri , Jahrotul J Yusi 
Published: August 2019

Abstract
Vision is one of the factors that are very supportive in our daily lives; vision can be achieved well through the eye. It consists of various parts which are support each other if there is a disturbance in one part, the eye function will not work properly. One of the causes of eye disorders is the occurrence of turbidity in the part of the eye lens which is commonly called cataract. Cataracts can occur due to an increase in high blood glucose levels and the accumulation of one component of glucose (sorbitol) in the area of the lens. Research has been carried out on the description of blood glucose levels in cataract patients at the Cicendo Eye Hospital in Bandung on June 5 - June 8, 2017. The purpose of the research is to find out the blood glucose description in cataract patients. The method of the research is a descriptive. The examination performed by using fasting blood glucose parameters on 36 cataract patients as respondents. Based on the results of the research, 2.7% had low blood glucose levels, 47.3% had normal blood glucose, and 50% had high blood glucose levels.