bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
O Profissional da Informação na Era do Big Data
Authors: Coneglian Caio Saraiva , Gonçalez Paula Regina Ventura Amorim , Santarém Segundo José Eduardo 
Published: December 2017

Os profissionais da informação são desafiados a trabalhar com a rapidez imposta tanto pela geração de informação e de dados, quanto pela variedade de fontes em que elas se encontram, assim, sua atuação se apresenta como fundamental ao buscar a sinergia entre as necessidades de gestores e a expertise dos profissionais da computação. Nesse cenário o objetivo deste trabalho é identificar e discutir a intersecção entre as funções executadas pelos administradores (gestores), cientistas da computação e dos profissionais da informação em ambientes de Big Data Analytics. A metodologia utilizada é de caráter qualitativo, sendo a pesquisa exploratória, visto que, partiu dos estudos da Ciência da Informação, do Profissional da Informação e do Big Data, para estabelecer um elo entre tais conceitos. Como resultado demonstra-se e descreve-se a atuação do profissional da informação em todas as fases da análise dos dados. Verificou-se uma intersecção entre a proposta de relacionamento entre os atores “Administrador”, “Profissional da Informação” e “Profissional da Computação”, com o chamado cientista de dados, em que devido a diferentes competências exigidas do cientista, conclui-se que tanto o profissional da informação quanto o profissional da computação podem se especializar nesta área, atuando em campos diferentes, mas complementares, fornecerão informações em cenários de Big Data auxiliando a tomada de decisões e agregando valores para as organizações.
Reviewer Acknowledgements for Business and Economic Research, Vol. 7, No. 2
Authors: Young Daisy 
Published: December 2017

Business and Economic Research (BER) would like to thank the following reviewers for reviewing manuscripts from June 1, 2017, to December 1, 2017. Their comments and suggestions were of great help to the authors in improving the quality of their papers. Many authors, regardless of whether BER publishes their work, appreciate the helpful feedback provided by the reviewers. Macrothink Publishing appreciates the following reviewers’ rigorous and conscientious efforts for this journal. Each of the reviewers listed below returned at least one review during this period. Almir A. AlihodžićAngela WrightAriel Soto CaroAzzam HannoonBilal Khalaf SakarnehBratu (Simionescu) MihaelaCezarina Adina TofanEddie John FisherEissa Hasan AbohulaikaEyup DoganFouad JamaaniGee Nee LimGerasimos T. SoldatosGreatings Dorjana NanoGrigorios L KyriakopoulosHengky Sumisto HalimHui Shan LeeJudy LiKimty SengMahmoud M. SabraMohammad Hani Al-KilaniMouhamadou T SowNana Osei-BonsuOleksandr V. DluhopolskyiPriyono IyonRoderikus A. TrihatmokoRomeo Victor IonescuSahar BahmaniSamuel Asumadu-SarkodieSantosh B. ManjegowdaSerhii KozlovskyiThomas ScheidingYu HsingZdenek DytrtZeljko MateljakZi-Yi GuoZoran Wittine
A atualidade do conceito de semiformação e o renascimento da Bildung
Authors: Zuin Vânia Gomes , Soares Zuin Antônio Álvaro 
Published: December 2017

Theodor W. Adorno publicou o ensaio “Teoria da semiformação” (Theorie der Halbbildung) em 1959. A partir da publicação deste texto, observou-se sua relevância, sobretudo para que se pudesse compreender a maneira como a indústria cultural determinava a produção de prejuízos significativos no processo formativo. Desde então, a conquista do espírito feita pelo caráter fetichista dos produtos da indústria cultural, sendo esta uma das definições de Adorno sobre o conceito de Halbbildung, impulsionou a realização de muitas pesquisas sobre os danos decorrentes desta conquista na formação. Porém, investigar as atuais características do processo semiformativo não resulta na aplicação direta dos conceitos propostos por Adorno no final da década de 1950. Sendo assim, é preciso que tais conceitos sejam revitalizados por meio da análise das atuais mediações históricas. Seguindo essa linha de raciocínio, o principal objetivo deste artigo é argumentar que a reflexão crítica sobre o
modo como a semiformação se renova, na atual sociedade da chamada cultura digital, torna-se fundamental para que se possam elaborar considerações sobre o renascimento da formação (Bildung).
Ex Vivo Confocal Fluorescence Microscopy for Rapid Evaluation of Tissues in Surgical Pathology Practice
Authors: Krishnamurthy Savitri , Cortes Andrea , Lopez Mirtha , Wallace Michael , Sabir Sharjeel , Shaw Kenna , Mills Gordon 
Published: December 2017

Context.—
Optical imaging techniques are currently available for imaging tissues without the need for any type of extensive tissue preparation. There are several applications for their potential use in surgical pathology practice.

Objective.—
To evaluate the feasibility of using a confocal fluorescence microscopy (CFM) platform for ex vivo examination of tissues obtained from surgical resections of breast, lung, kidney, and liver.

Design.—
Tissue fragments (0.5–1.0 cm) were immersed in 0.6 mM acridine orange for 6 seconds and imaged using a CFM platform at a 488-nm wavelength. The imaged tissues were subsequently fixed in formalin and processed routinely to generate hematoxylin-eosin–stained tissue sections. Mosaics of the grayscale CFM images were studied at different magnifications for recognition of the tissue and were compared with conventional histopathologic examination of hematoxylin-eosin tissue sections.

Results.—
We imaged 55 tissue fragments obtained from 16 breast (29%), 18 lung (33%), 14 kidney (25%), and 7 liver (13%) surgical excision specimens. Acridine orange labeled the nuclei, creating the contrast between nucleus and cytoplasm and thereby recapitulating the tissue architecture. We could obtain CFM images of good quality within 5 to 10 minutes that allowed recognition of the cytomorphologic details for categorization of the imaged tissue and were similar to histologic examination of hematoxylin-eosin tissue sections.

Conclusions.—
The ease and speed of acquisition of CFM images together with the resolution and resemblance of the CFM images to hematoxylin-eosin sections suggest that the CFM platform has excellent potential for use in surgical pathology practice.
Peningkatan dan aktivitas enzim asetilkolinesterase pada nyamuk Aedes aegypti yang diseleksi dengan malation
Authors: Gunandini Dwi Jayanti , Wicaksana P. B. 
Published: December 2017

The Elevated and Activity of Acetilcholinesterase Enzyme on Aedes aegypti Selected by Malathion. The aim of this research was to study the effect of selection by malathion on the activity level Acetilcholinesterase enzyme on Aedes aegypti mosquitoes. Selection of Aedes aegypti larval by mean of malathion have been conducted for 20 generations. During the selection process time has been increased of concentration applied and exposure. For generation 0-5 (F0-F5), a concentration of 25 µl/l (24 ppm) was used to expose the larvae to malathion for five minutes. In generation 6-10 (F6-F10) the concentration has increased to 50 µl/l (48 ppm); in F11-F15 the concentration used was 100 µl/l (96 ppm) whereas in F16-F20 200µl/l (192 ppm) was used. Mosquito generations that would be regarded as representative and reference groups were F0, F5, F10, F15 and F20. The LC50 of F0, F5, F10, F15 and F20 was 0,025; 0,032; 0,042; 0,062 and 0,071 ppm respectively. Increases LT50 values was also observed in Aedes aegypti selected by malathion. The LT50 of F0, F5, F10, F15 and F20 generations was 7,9; 11,3; 18; 30,6 and 33,1 minutes respectively. The low levels of malathion resistance could be conferred by the elevated of α-esterase. The values of the α-esterase in F0, F5, F10, F15 and F20 were 0,155; 0,174; 0,203; 0,209 and 0,215 µmol/min/mg protein respectively. The acetilcholinesterase activities were also raised in F0, F5, F10, F15 and F20, the value of acetilcholinesterase activities were 20,35; 20,26; 23,14; 23,18 and 24,9%.
Pengaruh ketiadaan inang terhadap tanggap reproduksi Trichogrammatoidea armigera Nagaraja dan Trichogramma japonicum Ashmed (Hymenoptera: Trichogrammatoidea) dan implikasinya terhadap penerimaan inang
Authors: Rohmani Anis , Buchori Damayanti , Sari Adha 
Published: December 2017

Trichogrammatoidea armigera and Trichogramma japonicum are polyphagous egg parastioids, that are important as natural enemies. The objective of this research was to study the effect of host deprivation on reproductive capacity of T. armigera and T. japonicum. This study consists of 8 treatments, host deprivation : 0 hour, 1 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, 6 hours, 12 hours, and 48 hours. Host were replaced every 24 hours. Results showed there are difference with respect of how the two parasitoids respond to the treatment. Deprivation of host for 3 hours in T. armigera resulted in the increase of egg production and parasitism rate. After 12 and 24 hours of not encountering any hosts, the numbers of eggs produced drastically decreased. Treatment on T. japonicum resulted in the reaction of fecundity and parasitism rate overall. Forty eight hours of host deprivation resulted in death of both parasitoids species within 2 days. None of the parasitoids seems to produce any egg.
Keanekaragaman dan Kelimpahan Musuh Alami Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius) (Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) pada Pertanaman Cabai Merah di Kecamatan Pakem, Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta
Authors: Hendrival Hendrival , Hidayat Purnama , Nurmansyah Ali 
Published: December 2017

Penelitian tentang keanekaragaman dan kelimpahan musuh alami Bemisia tabaci di pertanaman cabai merah telah dilakukan di Kecamatan Pakem, Kabupaten Sleman, DIY selama musim kemarau Mei-Oktober 2009. Penelitian bertujuan untuk mempelajari keanekaragaman dan kelimpahan spesies parasitoid dan predator dari B. tabaci. Pengambilan sampel spesies parasitoid dan predator dilakukan dengan menggunakan nampan kuning, jaring serangga, pengamatan langsung pada tajuk tanaman, dan pengumpulan nimfa-nimfa B. tabaci. Keanekaragaman serangga dihitung menggunakan indeks keanekaragaman Shannon dan sebaran. Spesies predator yang ditemukan di pertanaman cabai merah adalah Harmonia octomaculata (Fabricius), Menochilus sexmaculata (Fabricius), Scymnus sp., Micraspis inops Mulsant, Coccinella sp., (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae), Paederus fuscipes Curtis (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae), Orius sp. (Hemiptera: Anthocoridae), Linyphiidae (Araneae), dan Syrphidae (Diptera). Parasitoid Eretmocerus sp. (Hy-menoptera: Aphelinidae) ditemukan memarasit nimfa-nimfa B. tabaci mempunyai potensi yang baik untuk mengendalikan nimfa B. tabaci di pertanaman cabai merah.
Playful Participation
Authors: Markussen Thomas , Knutz Eva 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
IN THIS PAPER WE INTRODUCE SOCIAL GAMES AS A NEW TERRAIN FOR STUDIES IN PARTICIPATORY CULTURE. SOCIAL GAMES DEFY EASY CLASSIFICATION AND CANNOT BE APPROPRIATELY UNDERSTOOD FROM EXISTING RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES. INITIALLY, WE THEREFORE ATTEMPT TO DEFINE SOCIAL GAMES BY COMPARING THE GENRE WITH RELATED GAME GENRES, NOTABLY SERIOUS GAMES AND HEALTH GAMES. TO FURTHER INCREASE KNOWLEDGE OF SOCIAL GAMES, WE INTRODUCE A TYPOLOGY OF PLAYFUL PARTICIPATION IN SOCIAL GAMES. THE TYPOLOGY IS CONSTRUCTED BY USING FORMAL CONCEPTS FROM THEORIES OF PARTICIPATORY ART. ITS RANGE OF APPLICATION IS THEN DEMONSTRATED THROUGH AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF EIGHT SOCIAL GAME PROTOTYPES THAT ARE DESIGNED AS PART OF AN ON-GOING THREE-YEAR RESEARCH PROJECT CALLED “SOCIAL GAMES AGAINST CRIME”. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP SOCIAL GAMES THAT CAN HELP CHILDREN BUILD RESILIENCE TOWARDS MANY OF THE PERSONAL AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS THEY EXPERIENCE AS A RESULT OF PARENTAL INCARCERATION.
Playful Participation: How Pen, Provocation, and Personal Touch Boost User Engagement in Workshops
Authors: Hautopp Heidi , Nørgaard Mie 
Published: December 2017

Abstract
BASED ON A CASE FROM INDUSTRY WE DESCRIBE THE USE OF GRAPHIC FACILITATION TO BOOST PARTICIPANT ENGAGEMENT IN WORKSHOPS. WITH AN OUTSET IN DESIGN SKETCHING WE DESCRIBE AND EXEMPLIFY THE USE OF GRAPHIC FACILITATION AND REFLECT ON ITS RELEVANCE FOR SUPPORTING A PLAYFUL ENVIRONMENT AND THE RESULTS ON USER PARTICIPATION IN A PROFESSIONAL LEARNING SITUATION.
FURTHER, WE PROVIDE GUIDELINES FOR PRACTITIONERS ON HOW TO EFFICIENTLY USE GRAPHIC FACILITATION IN SITUATIONS WHERE ENGAGEMENT, LEARNING AND REFLECTION ARE ESSENTIAL. THESE GUIDELINES INCLUDE USING A PERSONAL STYLE OF SKETCHING AS OPPOSED TO USING GENERIC ICONS, MAKING LARGE NUMBERS OF SKETCHES DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF THE AUDIENCE IN REAL TIME, AND CONTEXTUALIZING LEARNING POINTS IN HUMOROUS WAYS SUCH AS THROUGH REFRAMING AND EXAGGERATION.
Development of an Applicator and A Helicopter Borne Ignition Device Launching System for Using Oil Herders in Remote and Arctic Locations
Authors: Lane Peter 
Published: December 2017

Desmi Ro-Clean have been involved in the development and commercialization of “OIL HERDER” chemicals since the re-emergence of interest in this technology by the oil industry in about 2008. We commercialized two products under a grant from Exxon Mobil Upstream Research Company in 2011.
Since the acceptance of the two products on the USEPA schedule in June of 2012, we have been involved in the development of a commercially practical applicator and most recently, an integrated ignitor system which can be operated from a single helicopter. This latter activity has been sponsored by the International Oil and Gas Producers Association (IOGP) Joint Industry Project (JIP)
Meso scale testing of the herder and Igniter methods was tested at Poker Flats near Fairbanks Alaska in a JIP funded project conducted in association with SL Ross Environmental Consultants Ltd.
The purpose of this poster session is to highlight the activities and track the progress of the project from inception to current status. We are presently involved in the integration project which will be nearly completed by June 30, 2016, so this poster session will be timely to the International Oil Spill Conference.
Development and presentation of the poster session will be conducted by Peter Lane, currently a contractor and consultant to DESMI Ro-Clean whose sole responsibility within the corporation is to continue the ongoing task of commercialization of herders and associated accessories. Peter Lane has over 46 years of experience in the Oil Spill Industry. While semi-retired, Lane has continued working in the OSR field as a consultant to other companies outside of DESMI Ro-Clean.
Infographics that Communicate Environmental Science
Authors: Loe Vicki , Helton Doug , Patterson DeLisa 
Published: December 2017

NOAA's Office of Response and Restoration (OR&R) is comprised of three divisions: Emergency Response, Assessment and Restoration, and Marine Debris. Collectively, the Office of Response and Restoration provides comprehensive solutions to environmental hazards caused by oil, chemicals, and marine debris.
OR&R has an outreach team whose mission is to share information, promote environmental stewardship, and communicate the Office's expertise.
Information on OR&R's activities, services and products are broadcast via social media, a regular blog, a website, media engagement and direct communications with government and NGO partners, legislators, academia, and industry. In the past few years, we have increased the use of info graphics, to make complex messages more easily understood and engaging, and to broaden our reach to interested audiences.
Why info graphics?
Readers expect visual content. Nearly two-thirds of the updates you see on social media are visual content, according to a recent Citrix report.
On average, total views increased by 94 percent if a published article contained a relevant photograph or info graphic when compared to articles without an image in the same category, according to a Skyward study.
The average human attention span is 8 seconds (down from 12 seconds in 2000, according to a Microsoft study), and our brains process images 60,000 times faster than text. Info graphics make it easier to engage the viewer before they move on.
Working with several graphic designers with distinct styles, we have augmented select stories with info graphics that summarize key points by combining minimal text with related visuals. The info graphics are designed to also stand alone. This poster will show examples of a range of our info graphics employing a range of approaches:Arctic model of oil spill exposure and injuriesNatural Resources Damage Assessment (NRDA) processQuestions guiding NOAA's oil spill science recommendationsAssessing environmental harm from the DWH oil spillTechniques for responding to oil spills at sea and on shoreLost human and cultural resourcesResponder tools (applications, mapping products)
This poster will demonstrate how choosing a compatible style and technique for the specific information you are attempting to communicate is critical. It will also show our process for creating info graphics.
With the growth of the internet and amount of information available it is critical to make our information stand out. In general, words, combined well with images into engaging info graphics will convey information in a fast, memorable, and easily transferable way.
A GIS Add-in for Creating On-the-fly Maps Using NOAA Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI) Data
Authors: Locke Chris , White Mark , Horsman Jennifer , Nixon Zachary , Boring Christine 
Published: December 2017

Environmental Sensitivity Index (ESI) maps present sensitive biological and human resource data used by NOAA Scientific Support Coordinators, the US Coast Guard, and other responders to identify resources that may be impacted in the event of an oil spill, chemical spill, or natural disaster. ESI maps and data are also used to support Area Contingency Plans and Geographic Response Plans, and post-event damage assessment. Over many years of use the look and feel of ESI maps have remained a consistent but static product for the end user. Research Planning, Inc. (RPI) has developed an ArcGIS toolbar to allow users to create their own thematic maps for an area of their choice using ESI data.
RPI's ESI Toolbar add-in for ESRI's Arc Map allows a user to create custom ESI maps with symbology, layouts, and icons similar to the traditional hardcopy and PDF NOAA ESI map product. The user can zoom to an area of interest, choose a scale, and use custom query tools to decide what data should appear on the map. The map can be exported as a multi-layered GeoPDF that includes the tabular data for the data displayed on the map. Users can add and map their own data, and even symbolize and query these data with ESI symbology if they have certain key fields from the standard NOAA format. For digital users, tools are included for easy click and query of the database, zooming to features selected on the map or in the tables, and filtering the data by user specified criteria (e.g. show me all Least Tern locations in January - March).
The toolbar can use standard NOAA ESI data downloadable from the NOAA OR&R website but also includes tools to set up an Enhanced ESI data set for map production and analysis. The Enhanced ESI data allows the user to apply Present Throughout Boxes that remove some spatial data from the map and describe it as “Present Along Shore” or similar geographic descriptors on a map product while the tabular data still appears in the data tables. Spatial data can also be assigned a scale which will give the user control over which resources draw when zooming and panning in the desktop environment. The Enhanced ESI dataset also includes the ability to upload symbolized map data including ESI style icons and the related tables to ArcGIS Online where it can be displayed and queried online.
SCAT Mobile Data Collection - California's Ongoing Experience
Authors: Oshima Isaac , Paine Seth , Muskat Judd 
Published: December 2017

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Office of Spill Prevention and Response (OSPR) since its inception in 1991 has been collecting SCAT (Shoreline Cleanup Assessment Technique) data. OSPR, collects SCAT data based upon the SCAT forms developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Processing SCAT paper forms is a time consuming process which includes manual transcription which can be prone to error.
Beginning in 2009, OSPR began using an electronic data collection application from EPDS called, Pocket SCAT®. OSPR had scheduled exercises and our last maintenance and upgrade purchase was in 2011. Despite this, when the Refugio Spill occurred on May 19th 2015; because of ongoing issues with Pocket SCAT® and equipment, the decision was made to revert back to using paper forms. SCAT data collection and processing, once again was a time consuming process and error prone.
OSPR's experience with SCAT paper forms, Pocket SCAT®, Refugio and other spills, and its recent in-house development and completion of an iOS Wildlife Recovery app culminated into the decision to create its own iOS SCAT app called, “SCATalogue”.
This poster presents SCATalogue's current status, features, design considerations, inherent technology limitations and their mitigations, and envisioned future revisions. Presented herein, also a diagram of SCATalogue's place in the greater SCAT workflow such as the backend database, integration with the Common Operational Picture (COP), and other applications and technologies used to facilitate integration.