bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
SISTEM INFORMASI PELAYANAN SPKT BERBASIS WEB MOBILE DALAM MENINGKATKAN KETERJANGKAUAN PENGGUNA ( STUDY KASUS : POLSEK PRINGSEWU )
Authors: Anggraeni Elisabet Yunaeti , Suyono Suyono , Setiyanto Novita Dewi 
Published: October 2024

Perkembangan teknologi sistem informasi yang pesat dan hal ini mendorong masyarakat untuk memanfaatkan teknologi informasi tersebut. Sistem informasi sangat diperlukan untuk mempermudah pekerjaan manusia dalam melakukan berbagai aktivitas, tidak terkecuali dalam bidang kepolisian. Salah satu unit atau fungsi POLRI adalah Sentra Pelayanan Kepolisian Terpadu (SPKT) yang memberikan layanan kepada masyarakat, hal ini berupa penerimaan laporan dan pengaduan yang disampaikan oleh masyarakat, seperti laporan kehilangan,laporan tindak pidana, atau juga penyelesaian sengketa antar warga. Peneliti melakukan wawancara pada petugas layanan SPKT di kantor Polsek Pringsewu yang masih menggunakan sistem konvensional atau manual, dimana kekurangan dari sistem ini yakni pada saat proses berlangsung membutuhkan waktu yang cukup lama, memungkinkan terjadi kesalahan dalam pencatatan dan keterlambatan dalam pencarian data yang diperlukan STTLP (Surat Tanda Terima Laporan Polisi)). Pada penelitian ini menggunakan metode SDLC dalam melakukan pengembangan sistem nya, dan menggunakan metode wawancara dan dokumentasi. Hasil dari penelitian ini adalah sistem SPKT (Sentra Pelayanan Kepolisian Terpadu) sudah terkomputerisasi, petugas bisa mendapatkan data pemohon dengan mudah dan pengarsipan lebih efektif, sementara kemudahan untuk pemohon yaitu bisa mendapatkan informasi tentang pengaduan dengan jelas, dan pemohon tidak harus antri untuk membuat STTLP karena pengisian formulir dan persyatan dilakukan secara online bisa dimana saja. Kata kunci : Sistem Informasi, SPKT (Sentra Pelayanan Kepolisian Terpadu), STTLP (Surat Tanda Terima Laporan Polisi)
Atahualpa y Cuauhtémoc: aportes en la construcción de identidad nacional en recursos comunicacionales y valoraciones históricas
Authors: Caramutti De La Piedra Rosalía Del Pilar , Villaseca Flores Claudia 
Published: October 2024

Introducción: Analizamos las valoraciones históricas en torno a Atahualpa y Cuauhtémoc y los recursos comunicacionales en la construcción de identidad nacional. Identificamos las características de las valoraciones históricas y recursos comunicacionales en ese proceso. Metodología: Cualitativa, diseño no experimental y aplicando los siguientes instrumentos de investigación: guía de entrevista semiestructurada y ficha de análisis de contenido para las pinturas representativas: Los Funerales de Atahualpa (1862) y El Suplicio de Cuauhtémoc (1863). Resultados: Las valoraciones históricas de ambos personajes se asocian a los siguientes términos: egoísmo, decadencia y muerte presentándose éstos como recursos comunicacionales que aparecieron en los textos escolares y que en el tiempo han formado parte del proceso de construcción de su identidad nacional. Discusión: Consideración de los aportes de las valoraciones como parte del imaginario de ambos países, visibilizando que sus identidades y sus recursos comunicacionales tienen como partida la interpretación occidental de su historia mediante las vidas de estos personajes que a la fecha. Conclusiones: Los recursos comunicacionales generados inicialmente en su historia, desde una mirada occidental, han alimentado su identidad nacional y se caracterizan por sus relaciones con: cultura, historia y aprendizaje.
PERCEPÇÃO SOCIOAMBIENTAL E ESTADO DE PRESERVAÇÃO DAS NASCENTES DO RIO APODI-MOSSORÓ
Authors: Cunha Vanessa Tainara da , Ferreira Larissa Luana Nicodemos , Lemos Filho Luis César de Aquino , Bezerra Joel Medeiros 
Published: October 2024

A degradação ambiental tem contribuído para a diminuição do volume de água das nascentes, desta forma comprometendo o atendimento aos usos múltiplos e afetando as funções das bacias hidrográficas. Este trabalho objetiva realizar um diagnóstico macroscópico das nascentes perenes da Bacia Hidrográfica do Rio Apodi - Mossoró. O estado de preservação foi obtido por meio da avaliação macroscópica a qual foi ranqueado em ótimo, bom, razoável, ruim e péssimo nas nascentes perenes nos municípios de Portalegre, Martins, Paraná, Luiz Gomes, São Miguel, Coronel João Pessoa e, por fim, Doutor Severiano. Na bacia foram estudadas 18 nascentes perenes. Por fim, realizou-se identificação dos impactos ambientais. Quanto ao estado de preservação 34% apresentaram grau de preservação “razoável”, 33% das nascentes apresentam o grau de preservação “péssimo”, 22% “bom” e 11% “ruim”. Diante deste estudo, constata-se que as nascentes apresentam diversos impactos ambientais, entre eles a presença de esgotos a céu aberto e o desmatamento. Os principais agentes causadores destes impactos foram ausência de cerca de proteção, fácil acesso, presença da disposição irregular de resíduos sólidos e líquidos, urbanização desordenada e a compactação do solo. Para a recuperação e controle ambiental das nascentes faz-se necessário a utilização de medidas que venham a mitigar os danos ambientais dente elas: cerca de proteção; programas de educação ambiental; reflorestamento das APPs; saneamento ambiental; tratamento dos resíduos líquidos, cobertura do solo entre outras.
Physio-avatar EB: aftereffects in error learning with EMG manipulation of first-person avatar experience
Authors: Ando Tetsuya , Matsui Kazuhiro , Okamoto Yuto , Atsuumi Keita , Taniguchi Kazuhiro , Hirai Hiroaki , Nishikawa Atsushi 
Published: October 2024

IntroductionMany studies have investigated the manipulation of a virtual upper arm using electromyogram (EMG); however, these studies primarily used a machine learning model or trigger control for this purpose. Furthermore, most of them could only display the constant motion of the virtual arm because the motion to be displayed was selected by pattern recognition or trigger control. In addition, these studies did not examine changes in the electromyographic signals after experiencing the virtual arm. By contrast, we propose a real-time, continuous, learning-free avatar that manipulates the virtual arm with electromyogram signals or physio-avatar EMG biofeedback (EB). The goal of the physio-avatar EB system is to induce physiological changes through experiential interactions.MethodsWe explored the possibility of changing motor control strategies by applying the system to healthy individuals as a case study. An intervention method that provided an experience of a body different from one’s own was conducted on seven participants using a time-invariant calculation algorithm to determine the joint angles of the avatar. Control strategies for an indicator of the equilibrium point in the baseline and adaptation phases were determined to evaluate the physio-avatar EB intervention effect. The similarity of these BL and adaptation control strategies compared to those used during the washout period was assessed using the coefficient of determination. The accuracy and reliability of the virtual reality (VR) system were evaluated by comparison with existing studies and the required specs.Results and DiscussionChanges in motor control strategies due to the physio-avatar EB system were observed in four experiments, where the participants gradually returned to their pre-intervention control strategies. This result can be attributed to the aftereffects caused by error learning. This implies that the developed system influenced their motor control strategies. The number of EMG acquisition bits was 16 bits, and the sampling rate was 1,000 Hz. The refresh rate of the head-mounted display was 90 Hz, and its resolution was 1440×1600 for a single eye. Additionally, the simulation frame rate was 30 FPS. These values were adequate compared to existing studies and required specs. The essential contribution of this study is the development of an avatar that is controlled by a different method than has been used in previous studies and the demonstration of changes in a subject’s muscle activity after they experience an avatar. In the future, the clinical efficacy of the proposed system will be evaluated with actual patients.
Tribological and investigation study of a dlc-coated H13 friction drilling tool on AZ31B magnesium alloy
Authors: Alphonse Mathew , Raja V. K. Bupesh , Cepova Lenka , Salunkhe Sachin , Nasr Emad Abouel , Abdelgawad Abdelaty Edrees 
Published: October 2024

IntroductionFriction drilling is an innovative method in hole-making for sheet metal applications, thin sheets of conventional structural alloy materials like copper, titanium, steel etc., even though there are other methods, such as thermal distortion for the welding of nuts, riveting of nuts, and threading. For the last hundred years, researchers have focused on studying the development of this technique to maintain strength, hole roughness, hole geometry, hardness etc. It is interested in finding solutions for wear, tool life, and plastic deformation.MethodFriction drilling is also called a green hole-making process because this process uses the friction between the rotating tool and the workpiece. In this research, instead of regular HSS and Tungsten Carbide tools, the H13 tool steel is used, because the H13 steel tool has unique chemical compositions like chromium and molybdenum, which give high toughness, hot hardness, and wear resistance. Diamond-like-carbon (DLC) coating has been used in this research to enhance tool life and AZ31B magnesium alloy is used as the work material. Initially, in this research, the wear stability of the DLC-coated H13 tool was investigated, and later, the tool surface roughness and hole quality were verified.Results and DiscussionThe material loss observed for the DLC-coated H13 steel tool in the pin-on-disk test was 0.05 g. This investigation used two different diameter tools, namely 3 and 7 mm. Research has concluded that the 7 mm tool is better for friction drilling by seeing the roughness and hole quality. However, the conditions were that the spindle should rotate at 4,000 rpm and the feed rate of the tool to be at 200 mm/rev.
Effect of progesterone concentration on hCG trigger day on clinical outcomes after high-quality single blastocyst transfer in GnRH antagonist cycles
Authors: Jia Nan , Xu Jianing , Song Bingbing , Hao Haoying , Li Meng , Zhang Cuilian , Zhang Shaodi 
Published: October 2024

ObjectiveTo investigate whether progesterone levels on the human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) trigger day are associated with clinical outcomes in fresh cycles and the first frozen–thawed cycles (the freeze-all strategy) following the transfer of a high-quality single blastocyst.MethodsThis single-center retrospective analysis was conducted on patients undergoing in vitro fertilization with the gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) antagonist protocol from January 2017 to December 2023. The study included the first and second oocyte retrieval cycles with progesterone levels ≤2 ng/ml on hCG trigger day. Clinical pregnancy rates and early miscarriage rates were compared among groups using curve fitting, threshold effect analysis, and multivariable regression.ResultsWhen progesterone levels were between 1 and 2 ng/ml, the pregnancy rate in fresh cycles was only 51% of that in cycles with progesterone levels ≤1 ng/ml (95% CI: 0.33, 0.79, p = 0.0028). And the pregnancy rate decreased by 25% (95% CI: 0.51, 1.09) for frozen cycles, although there was no statistically significant (p = 0.1273). When cycle types were used as a binary variable in multivariate regression analysis, it was found that the clinical pregnancy rate in frozen cycles was 1.84 times higher than in fresh cycles (OR = 1.84, 95% CI: 1.38–2.47). For progesterone levels between 1 and 2 ng/ml, the clinical pregnancy rate in frozen cycles was 2.90 times that of fresh cycles (OR = 2.90, 95% CI: 1.59, 5.29, p = 0.0015). Progesterone levels on hCG day had no impact on the clinical pregnancy rate in thaw cycles, nor did they affect miscarriage rates in fresh or thaw cycles (p &gt; 0.05).ConclusionWhen progesterone levels on hCG trigger day were between 1 and 2 ng/ml, the clinical pregnancy rate for frozen–thawed cycles of high-quality single blastocyst transfer using an GnRH antagonist protocol significantly surpasses that of fresh cycles, thus elective frozen embryo transfer after the freeze-all strategy is recommended.
The role of vitamin D in diabetic foot ulcer; an umbrella review of meta-analyses
Authors: Liu Lu , Zhang Fan , Jamali Mehrdad , Guimarães Nathalia Sernizon , Radkhah Nima , Jamilian Parmida , Wang Qian 
Published: October 2024

BackgroundComplications related to diabetic foot ulcers (DFU) due to diabetes are increasing. One of the factors influencing the management and treatment of complications related to DFU is the vitamin D serum levels of patients. Therefore, we sought to comprehensively review meta-analyses from randomized controlled trials and observational studies examining the link between serum vitamin D levels and DFU outcomes in diabetic patients.MethodsWe searched PubMed, Scopus, and ISI Web of Science until September 2024 and extracted the required data from related articles according to Inclusion criteria. The certainty of the evidence and the quality of conduct of the published meta-analyses were rated using the ASMTAR 2 tools, respectively.ResultA total of 8 meta-analyses studies that met inclusion criteria were included. Based on the obtained results, it has been noted that individuals with DFU exhibit serum vitamin D levels significantly lower, ranging from −7.14 (5.44, 8.83) to −0.93 (95% CI: 0.17, 1.68) ng/ml, compared to those with diabetes but without DFU. Furthermore, individuals exhibiting severe vitamin D deficiency are found to be at least 1.82 times more susceptible to developing DFU. Conversely, administering varying doses of vitamin D supplementation has been shown to positively affect the size and number of ulcers in DFU patients.ConclusionThis study suggests a potential link between lower levels of vitamin D in the blood and the risk of DFU, hinting at the benefits of vitamin D supplementation in improving outcomes associated with DFU. However, caution is warranted due to the potential bias present in the included studies.
Parental conflict and adolescents’ socially adverse emotions: the mediating role of family functioning
Authors: Kong Rong , Chen Ruihua , Meng Lingling 
Published: October 2024

ObjectiveTo examine the process of how parental conflict and family functioning influence adolescents’ socially adverse emotions (shyness and loneliness).MethodsStratified cluster sampling was used to conduct a questionnaire survey among 1,100 junior high school students from three junior high schools in Beijing, Chongqing, and Shijiazhuang, China.Results(1) The overall experience of adolescents’ socially adverse emotions was at the moderate level; boys’ experience of shyness and loneliness was significantly higher than that of girls; the experience of shyness and loneliness in the second grade was significantly higher than that in the first grade; (2) Parental conflict was significantly negatively correlated with family functioning and significantly positively correlated with adolescents’ socially adverse emotions, while family functioning was significantly negatively correlated with adolescents’ socially adverse emotions; (3) Family functioning partially mediates the relationship between parental conflict and adolescents’ shyness and completely mediates the relationship between parental conflict and adolescents’ loneliness.ConclusionCompared to adolescents’ shyness, family functioning plays a more important mediating role in the relationship between parental conflict and adolescents’ loneliness.
Family function and adolescent altruistic behavior: the chain mediating role of extraversion personality and perceived social support
Authors: Gao Tao , Cui Hongbo , Bi Xiaoyan , Qing Zaihua , Chen Weiyu , Shi Keke , Song Meidan , Ma Yankun 
Published: October 2024

IntroductionThis study aimed to explore the relationship between family function and altruistic behavior in adolescents, while also investigating the potential mediating roles of extraverted personality and perceived social support.MethodsSurveys were administered to high school students across various schools in Guangdong Province, utilizing the Family APGAR Questionnaire, Extraversion Personality Scale, Perceived Social Support Scale, and Altruistic Behavior Scale. A total of 972 valid questionnaires were collected for analysis.ResultsThe findings revealed that family function did not directly predict altruistic behavior. However, extraverted personality and perceived social support were identified as mediators between family function and altruistic behavior. Furthermore, both extraverted personality and perceived social support acted as chain mediators in this relationship.DiscussionThese results emphasize the importance of considering family dynamics in understanding adolescent altruistic behavior and highlight the potential pathways through which family function influences altruistic tendencies. Promoting positive family environments and enhancing extraverted personality and perceived social support may facilitate the cultivation of altruistic behavior in adolescents.
Impacts from air pollution on respiratory disease outcomes: a meta-analysis
Authors: Su Jason G. , Aslebagh Shadi , Shahriary Eahsan , Barrett Meredith , Balmes John Randolph 
Published: October 2024

IntroductionAir pollution is widely acknowledged as a significant factor in respiratory outcomes, including coughing, wheezing, emergency department (ED) visits, and even death. Although several literature reviews have confirmed the association between air pollution and respiratory outcomes, they often did not standardize associations across different studies and overlooked other increasingly impactful pollutants such as trace metals. Recognizing the importance of consistent comparison and emissions of non-exhaust particles from road traffic, this study aims to comprehensively evaluate the standardized effects of various criteria pollutants and trace metals on respiratory health.MethodsWe conducted a comprehensive meta-analysis of peer-reviewed journal articles on air pollution and respiratory outcomes published between 1 January 2000, and 1 June 2024. The study included children (age &lt; 18 years), adults (age ≥ 18 years), and all age groups exposed to criteria pollutants established by the US Environmental Protection Agency National Ambient Air Quality Standards and over 10 trace metals. Using databases, such as PubMed, MEDLINE, Web of Science Core Collection, and Google Scholar, we identified 579 relevant articles. After rigorous screening and quality assessment using the Newcastle-Ottawa Scale, 50 high-quality studies were included. We converted various reported outcomes (e.g., odds ratios, relative risk, and percent increase) to a standardized odds ratio (OR) for comparability and performed meta-analyses using R 4.4.0 and related packages, ensuring the robustness of our findings.ResultsOur meta-analysis indicated significant associations between air pollutants and respiratory outcomes. For particulate matter with diameter ≤ 2.5 μm (PM2.5), the overall ORs for children, adults, and combined age groups were 1.31, 1.10, and 1.26, respectively, indicating a consistent positive association. Similar positive associations were observed for particulate matter with diameter ≤ 10 μm (PM10) and other pollutants, with children showing higher susceptibility than adults. The analysis of trace metals also showed significant associations; however, these findings require cautious interpretation due to the small number of studies.ConclusionOur study supports associations between air pollutants, including non-exhaust trace metals, and respiratory outcomes across different age groups. The findings underscore the need for stringent environmental health policies and further research, especially in regions with higher pollution levels. The future studies should consider long-term and short-term exposures separately and include diverse populations to improve the accuracy and generalizability of the results.
The effects of work–family conflict, work engagement, and job burnout on self-rated health of public health emergency responders in Jilin Province, China, in the context of the COVID-19
Authors: Hu Bingqin , Yang Guofeng , Ma Jingyu , Chen Yitong , Cui Peiyao , Liang Yifang , He Xin , Li Jinghua 
Published: October 2024

IntroductionAmid sudden public health crises, preserving the well-being and optimal working states of frontline healthcare professionals is imperative for efficaciously managing the emergences. However, there is a paucity of research investigating the health status of frontline healthcare professionals through the perspective of work–family conflict. This study sought to elucidate the complex interrelations between work–family conflict, work engagement, job burnout, and self-rated health among public health emergency responders within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.MethodsA convenience sampling method was employed to survey 1,309 public health emergency responders at the Jilin Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention. An online survey was administered utilizing a self-constructed questionnaire. The hypothesized relationships between the variables were tested using structural equation modeling.ResultsThe direct impact of work–family conflict on self-rated health is not significant. The association between work–family conflicts and self-rated health was significantly mediated by work engagement and job burnout, respectively. Meanwhile, work engagement and job burnout had a chain mediating effect on work–family conflict and self-rated health.ConclusionWork–family conflict plays a critical role in shaping the health and work status of public health emergency responders during public health crises. Organizations and managers should, in their workplace management practices, focus not only on work-related factors but also give due consideration to family-related factors. Supportive policies, including family-friendly initiatives, should be developed to safeguard the health and work engagement of public health emergency responders.
Towards robust visual odometry by motion blur recovery
Authors: Luan Simin , Yang Cong , Qin Xue , Chen Dongfeng , Sui Wei 
Published: October 2024

IntroductionMotion blur, primarily caused by rapid camera movements, significantly challenges the robustness of feature point tracking in visual odometry (VO).MethodsThis paper introduces a robust and efficient approach for motion blur detection and recovery in blur-prone environments (e.g., with rapid movements and uneven terrains). Notably, the Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) is utilized for motion blur detection, followed by a blur selection and restoration strategy within the motion frame sequence. It marks a substantial improvement over traditional visual methods (typically slow and less effective, falling short in meeting VO’s realtime performance demands). To address the scarcity of datasets catering to the image blurring challenge in VO, we also present the BlurVO dataset. This publicly available dataset is richly annotated and encompasses diverse blurred scenes, providing an ideal environment for motion blur evaluation.