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Masalah dan Solusi Patologi Sosial Di Kota Tangerang Selatan
Authors: Syarif Mujar Ibnu 
Published: September 2016

Masalah dan Solusi Patologi Sosial di Kota Tangerang Selatan Dalam perspektif Islam, patologi sosial dipandang sebagai sesuatu yang sangat urgen untuk dibersihkan dari tengah kehidupan umat Islam. Adanya beberapa aturan dalam kitab suci al-Qur’an dan hadits Nabi Muhammad saw yang secara eksplisit mengharamkan umat Islam untuk mendekati zina, mengonsumsi minuman yang memabukan, dan berjudi, sangat jelas membuktikan adanya kepedulian Islam yang begitu tinggi terhadap upaya pencegahan dan penanggulangan berbagai penyakit sosial dari tengah kehidupan publik. Kata Kunci: Patologi sosial, Kota Tangerang Selatan, vaksin sosial. Abstract: Problem and Solution of Social Pathology in South Tangerang City In Islamic perspective, social pathology is seen as something very urgent to be cleaned from the lives of Muslims. The existence of multiple rules in the the Koran and and Hadith that explicitly forbids Muslims to approach adultery, consuming alcoholic beverages, and gamble, clearly proving of the high of Islamic awareness on the need of prevention and control of various of social pathologies from the public life. Keywords: Patologi sosial, Kota Tangerang Selatan, vaksin sosial.
HUMAN TRAFFICKING; Implikasi Konstitusional Kejahatan Perdagangan Orang Terhadap Hak Hidup Warga Negara
Authors: Yunus Nur Rohim 
Published: September 2016

Masalah perdagangan orang atau Human Trafficking merupakan salah satu ancaman besar negara Indonesia. Setiap tahun hampir ribuan perempuan dan anak di Indonesia menjadi korban kejahatan trafficking. Tapi uniknya kejahatan ini, terkadang tidak menjadikan diri korban merasa dijadikan korban. Provinsi-provinsi di Indonesia menjadi sumber maupun tujuan perdagangan manusia terutama adalah Jawa diikuti kemudian oleh Kalimantan Barat, Lampung, Sumatra Utara, Banten Sulawesi Selatan, Nusa Tenggara Barat, Nusa Tenggara Timur, dan Sulawesi Utara. Bahkan modus perdagangan gadis remaja terutama dari wilayah Kalimantan Barat ke Taiwan yang berpura-pura sebagai pengantin wanita ternyata dipaksa menjadi pelacur. Pemasalahan ini bukanlah masalah baru dan tidak hanya terjadi di Indonesia saja melainkan juga di negara-negara lain, seperti Saudi Arabia, Jepang, Malaysia, Hongkong, Taiwan, Singapura dan beragai negara lain. Hal ini menunjukkan bahwa Perdagangan orang tidak lagi terbatas pada batas-batas wilayah negara, akan tetapi berlangsung melalui lintas batas. DOI: 10.15408/sjsbs.v3i2.3675
Editorial
Authors: Leite José Yvan Pereira 
Published: September 2016

Neste quarto volume do ano de 2016 são publicados 34 artigos com contribuições das áreas de engenharia (agronomia, ambiental, alimentos, civil, mineral, produção e química) e humanidades (artes, educação, ciências sociais, ensino e história), ciências aplicadas (administração, direito e gestão). Os artigos são essencialmente advindos do Brasil, no entanto existem contribuições da Argentina, Cuba, Equador, México e Portugal.A diversidade dos assuntos tratados reforça o caráter interdisciplinar do periódico e avança para a quebra do paradigma das revistas especializadas, tendo em vista que as buscas pelos artigos são realizadas através de palavras-chave nas bases de dados.Com o objetivo de ampliar as citações é realizado um esforço para a elevação de artigos publicados em língua estrangeira, que neste volume representam 14,70%. Esta editoria trabalha para que neste ano se alcance valores da ordem de 20%.O Google Scholar acaba de publicar suas métricas para o quinquênio 2011-2015, na qual o índice h5 do periódico apresentou resultado igual a 6 e mediana h5 igual a 8. Estes números mostram uma elevação em relação ao quinquênio anterior, demostrando a evolução das citações do periódico pela comunidade acadêmica. A evolução deste indicador se encontra disponível em http://www2.ifrn.edu.br/ojs/index.php/HOLOSA publicação deste número vai ao público em momento conturbado da jovem democracia brasileira, tendo em vista o processo de impeachment da presidente da república do Brasil, no último dia do mês de agosto.As informações que circulam na sociedade são de que as primeiras ações do governo se associam a reduções de investimentos em várias áreas, entre elas, políticas sociais, educação, ciência e tecnologia, saúde pública, infraestrutura, entre outras. Neste sentido, são observadas mobilizações sociais, tendo em vista a manutenção das importantes politicas públicas conquistadas no período 2002-2016.O periódico passou a integrar um novo indexador, o RoMEO que é parte dos serviços SHERPA da University of Nottingham. É importante destacar o último resultado do Ranking Web c publicado pelo Cybermetrics Lab do Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) da Espanha, o qual o IFRN avança 13 posições e passa a ter a 101a posição no país, e segunda posição entre os Instituto Federais. O fortalecimento do periódico reflete o avanço neste indicador. Informação disponível em http://www.webometrics.info/en/Latin_America/Brazil?page=1Neste ambiente, as colaborações devem se ampliar para a manutenção da relação fluxo/qualidade das publicações visando um periódico estável e preparado para passar pelas turbulências.Os novos desafios estão acompanhados pelo espírito da juventude, maturidade dos cristais e sabedoria do tempo.Convido-os a visitarem o sumário para escolher aqueles artigos que os agradam, se gostarem dialoguem com os autores, partilhem nas redes sociais e citem em suas publicações!Boa leitura! Natal, 31 de agosto de 2016. Prof. José Yvan Pereira Leite
AS DIMENSÕES MATERIAIS DA FOTOGRAFIA: CULTURA MATERIAL E RETRATOS DE FAMÍLIA * THE MATERIAL DIMENSIONS OF PHOTOGRAPHY: MATERIAL CULTURE AND FAMILY PORTRAITS
Authors: André Richard Gonçalves 
Published: September 2016

Resumo: Este artigo reflete teoricamente sobre a fotografia para além do discurso visual, chamando a atenção para sua materialidade. Enfoca-se os retratos de família, imagens que representam diferentes dimensões da memória familiar, tais como a infância, os ritos religiosos, as formaturas, os casamentos e mesmo a morte. Compreende-se a cultura material, de acordo com as proposições do historiador Ulpiano Toledo Bezerra de Meneses, como processos cognitivos encarnados, inclusive em sua visualidade. Como discussão, sugere-se que, considerando que as fotos são coisas, é importante compreendê-las em seu processo de produção, circulação, recepção e ação, na medida em que, ultrapassando o tempo de vida de seus produtores, as fotografias ganham apropriações e usos específicos, inserindo-se em redes sociais híbridas, como sugere Bruno Latour.Palavras-chave: Retratos. Família. Cultura material. Abstract: This paper reflects theoretically about photography beyond the visual discourse, calling attention to its materiality. It delimits the so-called family portraits, images that represent different dimensions of family memory, such as childhood, religious rites, graduations, weddings and even death. Material culture is understood, according to the propositions of historian Ulpiano Toledo Bezerra de Meneses, as embodied cognitive process, including its visuality. As discussion, it is suggested that, considering photos are things, it is important to understand them in their process of production, circulation, reception and action, since they surpass the time life of their producers and get specific appropriations and uses, being inserted in hybrid social networks, as suggests Bruno Latour.Keywords: Portraits. Family. Material culture.
DO MITO A REALIDADE: A EXPEDIÇÃO CIENTÍFICA DE CASTELNAU, A ESTÁTUA AMAZÔNICA DE ARAÚJO PORTO ALEGRE E OS PRIMÓRDIOS DA HISTÓRIA PÁTRIA NO BRASIL IMPÉRIO * DU MYTHE A LA RÉALITÉ: L’EXPÉDITION SCIENTIFIQUE DE CASTELNAU, A ESTATUA AMAZÓNICA DE ARAÚJO PORTO ALEGRE ET LES DÉBUTS DE L’HISTORIA PATRIA AU BRÉSIL À L’ÉPOQUE IMPÉRIALE
Authors: Rozeaux Sébastien 
Published: September 2016

Resumo: Dos anos 1840 e 1850 datam a definição das bases da História Pátria em geral, e mais especificamente da incipiente Arqueologia nacional, no Brasil Império. A compreensão da história mais remota do território brasileiro e do seu passado indigenista mobiliza muitos cientistas e letrados, estrangeiros e brasileiros. Nesta fase inicial, mitos e crenças fantásticas foram difundidas por alguns destes letrados, entre os quais figura o naturalista francês Francis de Castelnau, alvo dos escárnios de Araújo Porto-alegre em A Estátua amazônica. A análise detalhada do contexto de produção, difusão e recepção, e dos vários e ambíguos significados dessa “comédia arqueológica” oferece novos elementos para melhor compreensão das múltiplas “verdades” desta obra de ficção.Palavras-chave: Naturalismo, Teatro, História Pátria, Brasil Império, Viajantes franceses Résumé: La définition des fondements de l’História Pátria en général et de l’archéologie nationale en particulier datent au Brésil des années 1840 et 1850. La volonté de mieux comprendre l’histoire la plus ancienne du territoire brésilien et son passé indigène a mobilisé les efforts de nombreux scientifiques et lettrés, qu’ils soient étrangers ou brésiliens. Au cours de cette phase initiale, des mythes et des croyances fantaisistes ont pu être divulgués par certains de ces savants, parmi lesquels le Français Francis de Castelnau, objet des moqueries de Araújo Porto-alegre dans A Estátua Amazónica. L’analyse détaillée du contexte de production, de diffusion et de réception, ainsi que de la portée complexe et ambigüe de cette “comédie archéologique” fournit de nouvelles clés de lecture de cette œuvre de fiction.Mots-clés: Naturalisme, Théâtre, História Pátria, Brésil imperial, Voyageurs français.
El castillo español en la estampilla. Reflexiones en torno a la marca, el marketing y el territorio
Authors: Monroy Avella Fernando 
Published: September 2016

España es un país de castillos. La estampilla española nos revela una colección de imágenes evolutiva de este edificio. Se trata de una iconografía que pasa de lo simbólico a lo figurativo; del instrumento ideológico a la valorización del patrimonio y, luego, a la narrativa cultural. El siglo xx nos muestra este dinamismo, sobre todo durante el franquismo, y nos revela que se puede hacer marketing territorial a partir de imágenes en apariencia banales y efímeras. Desviando la función inicial de la estampilla, reestructurando su lectura, podemos llegar a una nueva forma de observación y descubrir nuevos discursos. Así hacemos arqueología con este visual, comprendiendo la voluntad del poder, sus iniciativas en materia de comunicación y sus tendencias identitarias. España hace, a su manera, valorización turística con una imagen de marca, su marca patrimonial por excelencia: sus castillos.
A leitura e a escrita em mutação: experiências no meio digital
Authors: Neitzel Adair Aguiar , Moraes Taíza Mara Rauen , Pareja Cleide Jussara Muller 
Published: September 2016

Este artigo visa problematizar acerca das mutações de leitura que vem ocorrendo na contemporaneidade, haja vista o acesso aos novos suportes de textos, como a tela do computador, tablets e celulares. Trata-se de um olhar analítico, de caráter qualitativo, respaldado nos trabalhos desenvolvidos por Poulain (2012), Petit (2008), Bélisle (2011), Autor (Ano), entre outros, sobre experiências de leitura e de produção vivenciadas pelos licenciandos do curso de Letras da UNIVALI, bolsistas do programa PIBID, em uma escola pública do Ensino Médio de Barra Velha, SC/Brasil. Os instrumentos de coletas de dados foram: portfólios redigidos pelos licenciandos de Letras, bolsistas do PIBID, disponíveis no ambiente Sophia da instituição e entrevista com os alunos do Ensino Médio que participaram da pesquisa. Os resultados indicam: a) a descoberta, por parte dos futuros professores de Letras, das potencialidades do texto literário em meio eletrônico tanto para leitura quanto para produção textual; b) exploração de múltiplas estratégias de leitura em meio digital; c) compreensão do conceito de intertextualidade por meio do romance Grau 26 e da produção de links nos textos elaborados; d) análise do papel do mediador de leitura no processo de formação de leitores.
Case Study: A New Salt-Tolerant Friction Reducer System Enables 100% Re-use of Produced Water in the Marcellus Shale
Authors: Xu Liang , Lord Paul , Riley Howard , Koons Justin , Wauters Todd , Weiman Sam 
Published: September 2016

Abstract
Friction reducers (FRs) are an important component for slickwater hydraulic fracturing applications. To continue to effectively treat multiple clusters in longer laterals, even for stages out near the toe area, a robust FR system is typically required to overcome pipe friction. Additionally, it is imperative to be able to use one single FR system throughout the entire treatment that can tolerate various water sources of varying salinity up to 300,000 ppm. This paper discusses the field trials of a new salt-tolerant FR system in the Marcellus shale.
A three-well trial program was initiated in the Marcellus. Various water sources with varying salinities were used with up to 100% re-use of produced water. The operator had not been able to keep the surface treating pressure between 8,000 and 8,500 psi using a standard anionic FR, which typically resulted in a lower pumping rate of less than 100 bbl/min; the first few stages using the standard FR in these wells indicated this was the case. After switching to the new FR, however, the pumping pressure immediately dropped to below 8,500 psi and the pumping rates were increased and maintained at 100 bbl/min.
This new salt-tolerant FR system consists of a water-in-oil cationic polymer and an inverter. Unlike other FRs, the distinctive advantage of the new FR is that the ratio between polymer and inverter can be readily adjusted on the fly to achieve maximum friction reduction. During the pumping operations, it was demonstrated that the inverter was sufficiently quick to invert and release the polymer from oil to water, and the cationic polymer was extremely efficient at reducing additional pipe friction, even with severely impaired water. Additionally, the use of a single FR reduces inventory stock and simplifies on location quality assurance of material usage.
Managed Pressure Drawdown in Utica/Point Pleasant with Case Studies
Authors: Belyadi Hoss , Fathi Ebrahim , Belyadi Fatemeh 
Published: September 2016

Abstract
Pressure drawdown management (PDM) has been heavily studied in offshore and onshore environments as a way to improve the well productivity and in general Estimated Ultimate Recovery (EUR). There has been a great interest in this topic, especially in unconventional oil and gas reservoirs, where multi-stage hydraulic fracturing and horizontal well technology is used to enhance oil and gas production. Recent studies on Inflow Performance Relationship (IPR) of shale oil/gas reservoirs have shown that unmanaged pressure drawdown (UPD) can potentially impact well productivity and profitability in different ways. Hydraulic fracture conductivity impairment is an example and can occur through proppant crushing, embedment, and fine migration. Uncontrolled pressure drawdown can also cause geo-mechanical effect in high-pressured reservoirs. Aggressive pressure drawdown has shown detrimental impact to EUR, flow capacity, and economics of the wells in Haynesville, Eagleford, and Point Pleasant/Utica shales. Wilson (2015) used a coupled geo-mechanics model with a large Haynesville data set that showed that effective stress on fractures is influenced by operational changes, and managed pressure drawdown can improve gas recovery. Deen et al. (2015) also illustrated that aggressive pressure drawdown can damage a well's performance in the Eagle Ford, while conservative pressure drawdown can impact the near term economic value. In shale reservoirs the impact of pressure drawdown management on well performance and EUR is mostly related to pressure dependent permeability.
Unmanaged pressure drawdown has also shown rapid transition from transient flow to boundary dominated flow in unconventional gas reservoirs. There is a balance between the rate in which the wells are produced and economic feasibility of the wells over time. Optimal economic production rate must be found for each area. The goal of this study is to analyze well productivity between wells that use managed drawdown versus unmanaged drawdown in over pressured formations such as Utica/Point Pleasant. The production performance of the wells will be analyzed using various reservoir techniques including superposition plot, diagnostic plots, history matching, and decline curve analysis. In addition, economic sensitivity will be run to find out the incremental increase in EUR needed to justify the delay in production. The optimum economic rate to produce the reservoir while maintaining the integrity of the reservoir is the ultimate goal producing from shale gas reservoirs, which will provide the maximum value for the shareholders.
Sand and Ceramic Proppant Performance in Thin Layer/Monolayer Conditions Subjected to Cyclic Stress
Authors: Herskovits Raphael , Fuss-Dezelic Tihana , Shi Jingyu , Wilcox Craig , Kaul Todd 
Published: September 2016

Abstract
Over the last several decades, the industry has generated a large amount of proppant performance data using designated API methods. However, recent studies validate that correlations and conclusions generated from standard API testing do not accurately predict ceramic proppant performance in unconventional reservoirs. This overestimate of proppant performance can have negative effects on initial well production, in addition to steepening the production decline curve. The same study suggests the modified API RP 19-C procedure for testing of proppant performance under thin layer/monolayer conditions yields results which better correlate with well production data trends. Also demonstrated in the study, the proppant pack failure mode and mechanism can be vastly different in a monolayer pack versus a multilayer pack and suggests that in order to improve well performance, operators would benefit by choosing proppants based on their ability retain fracture width under low proppant concentrations; such as 0.5 and 0.25 lb/ft2.
The presented study expands previously mentioned work to evaluate the influence of stress cycling on the performance of various proppants in thin pack/monolayer conditions. A cycle test involves a 2,000 psi/min ramp-up to desired pressure, 2 minute hold at pressure and ramp down to 25 psi. The process then repeats to obtain the desired numbers of cycles on the proppant. The results compare the performance of proppants under a single stress cycle to samples subjected to 3 or 5 cycles. Testing is performed with sample concentrations of 4 lb/ft2 (API standard) and 0.5 lb/ft2 (thin layer pack) at 6,000psi.
The results reveal a decrease in mechanical performance for all tested samples under 3 and 5 cycles as compared to standard 1 cycle test. Clay-based ceramic proppants and sand proppants show a significant increase in crush with an increase in number of cycles. Clay based samples appear to be especially sensitive to stress cycling under thin layer/monolayer conditions. For example, 3 cycles at 0.5 lb/ft2 loading, the crush resistance of clay based proppants increases by close to 8%, while sand crush increases by only 6%. This high sensitivity is not present when testing is performed at 4 lb/ft2. Intermediate strength ceramic (ISC) proppants show the highest resistance to cyclic stress under both thick proppant pack (4 lb/ft2) and thin proppant pack (0.5 lb/ft2) conditions.
Paper quantifies the effect of reduced fracture thickness and stress cycling on performance of different proppant types. This study further discusses advantages and limitations of designed of used method as compared to common API procedures.
Conditioning the Estimating Ultimate Recovery of Shale Wells to Reservoir and Completion Parameters
Authors: Alabboodi Maher J. , Mohaghegh Shahab D. 
Published: September 2016

Abstract
Oil and gas production from shale has increased significantly in the United States. Forecasting production and estimating ultimate recovery (EUR) using Decline Curve Analysis (DCA) is performed routinely during development and planning. Different methods to calculate EUR have been used in the industry (Hyperbolic Decline, Power Law, Stretched Exponential, Dung's and Tail-end Exponential). Traditionally, the decline curve analysis method by Arps (1945) was considered to be the best common tool for estimating ultimate recovery (EUR) and reserves. However, the Arps' equations over estimate of reserves when they are applied to unconventional reservoirs. Multiple modifications to Arp's method have been proposed in order to extend the applicability of DCA to forecast production and estimate the recovery from shale wells.
Decline Curve Analysis, including all its flavors that recently have surfaced, is essentially a curve fitting technique that does not take into account reservoir, completion and production characteristics when estimating EUR. In this paper, we compare the impact and influence of field measurements (reservoir, completion and production characteristics) on the estimations made by different DCA techniques. Since these new DCA techniques give rise to different EURs does it mean that they are giving more weight to one set of parameters at the expense of other sets (albeit, unintentionally)?
We perform four different types of DCA and calculate EUR for more than 200 wells in one asset in Marcellus shale. Then using data-driven analytics, we examine the impact of reservoir characteristics (porosity, total organic carbon, net thickness and water saturation), completion characteristics (number of stages, amount of fluid and proppant used per stage, injection rates and pressure), and operational constraints (well-head pressure) on the EUR calculated by each of the DCA techniques. The question we are trying to answer is whether the use of a particular DCA technique translates into the emphasis of a certain group of parameters.