bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Representaciones sociales, imaginarios y territorialidades construidas por las comunidades próximas a megaproyectos hidroeléctricos en Bolivia
Authors: Kunstek-Salinas Luis-Camilo , Phillips-Pedriel Luis-Alejandro , Roque-Miranda Abigail , Rojas-Stambuk Valentina-Ariana 
Published: October 2024

Introducción: para una evaluación de los impactos generados por proyectos de desarrollo en comunidades rurales de Bolivia, es de suma importancia la incorporación de la dimensión social desde un enfoque cualitativo y participativo que permita capturar las dinámicas territoriales y la reconstrucción de la memoria histórica desde las comunidades y su relación con los proyectos de desarrollo. Objetivo: determinar las representaciones sociales, imaginarios y territorialidades construidas por las comunidades próximas a los megaproyectos hidroeléctricos, en torno a la presencia de proyectos de desarrollo y su relación con los proyectos de vida familiar y comunal. Metodología: esta investigación ha sido realizada mediante un enfoque transdisciplinario, a partir aproximaciones cualitativas, priorizando el diálogo con las comunidades. Se han revisado fuentes documentales, hemerográficas, además de la realización de talleres comunales, entrevistas grupales, entrevistas individuales y mapas parlantes. Conclusiones: una evaluación que busque reflejar el impacto de los proyectos de desarrollo en las comunidades circundantes debe contar con un enfoque participativo. Debe incorporar un enfoque cualitativo que capture aspectos subjetivos y narrativos. Es necesaria la ampliación de los indicadores tradicionales, incluyendo dimensiones sociales como el lenguaje, la creatividad, la memoria colectiva y las relaciones comunitarias.
The Mediterranean-Pontian Argiope bruennichi (Scopoli, 1772) in Poland – overview of traits favouring range expansion
Authors: Dobrzycka-Krahel Aldona 
Published: October 2024

Due to climate warming the distribution of Southern European species has extended to the north in recent years. Currently, Argiope bruennichi (Scopoli, 1772) is distributed over the whole territory of Poland. Data on the current distribution of A. bruennichi in Poland and on its occurrence over the years from the GBIF (Global Biodiversity Information Facility) and from the zbioryprzyrodnicze.web.amu.edu.pl database were analysed. Records and habitat preferences by the wasp spider especially in the northernmost parts of Poland were discussed. Observing colonization by the the Mediterranean-Pontian species the areas located to the north of the native distributional region provides a unique opportunity to understand traits that facilitate its range expansion. The study is also a collection of traits that facilitate range expansion of the wasp spider.
Characterization of Earthquake Clustering and Swarms in Central New Mexico from 2002–2009 Associated with the Socorro Magma Body
Authors: Aerts Jessica R. , Bilek Susan L. 
Published: October 2024

ABSTRACT
Increased seismicity in central New Mexico is associated with a midcrustal magma body underlying an extensional rift zone, with earthquakes typically occurring in spatially compact clusters with occasional swarms occurring within limited time periods. Seismic swarms are observed in a range of environments and can be indicative of a variety of geophysical processes. To identify the primary geophysical processes governing central New Mexico earthquake clustering and swarming, we first relocated seven years (2002–2009) of earthquakes for the area above the Socorro magma body (SMB). The resulting catalog was used to define spatial–temporal and temporal–magnitude patterns, significant b-values, cluster and swarm variance and planarity, correlation coefficient variations for event pair P waves, and focal mechanisms. Spatial–temporal migration of swarms, typically indicative of aseismic or fluid-driven earthquake sequences, is not observed for the majority of SMB swarms. Other observed seismic characteristics of SMB clusters and swarms suggest complex rupture, as planarity, focal mechanisms, and available b-values are similar to those typically observed in mainshock–aftershock sequences. However, temporal–magnitude patterns, diffusivity rates of 1–10  m2/s, highly correlated waveforms, and swarm durations are indicative of fluid pressure-driven earthquake triggering. Based on these documented cluster and swarm patterns, we suggest complex rupture related to fluid-pressure triggering along pre-existing Rio Grande rift faults.
Stress Drop Variations of (A)Seismic Fault Segments in the Sea of Marmara Region (Northwestern Türkiye) Supported by Different Methodological Approaches
Authors: Chen Xiang , Kwiatek Grzegorz , Bindi Dino , Becker Dirk , Bohnhoff Marco , Cotton Fabrice , Martínez-Garzón Patricia 
Published: October 2024

ABSTRACT
Earthquake source parameters provide key diagnostic observations to quantify the seismogenic environment and understand earthquake physics. Among them, earthquake stress drop plays an essential role in impacting the frequency content of ground motion. Accurate stress-drop estimation is conditioned on data quality, appropriate modeling of propagation effects, and selection of the source model and inversion techniques. One way to evaluate reliability of stress-drop assessments is to compare results combining different methodologies and assumptions. In this study, we calculate earthquake source parameters for micro- to moderate earthquakes in the Sea of Marmara region, northwestern Türkiye, where the Main Marmara fault encompasses a spectrum of slip behaviors from creeping to locked. We apply two approaches: (1) a spectral fitting approach to constrain the corner frequency, seismic moment, and quality factor, and (2) a nonparametric spectral decomposition approach to isolate source spectra from propagation and site effects. We then estimate the earthquake stress drop using a Brune source model. This leads to source parameter estimates for 1577 and 1549 earthquakes with ML (1.0–5.7) for the spectral fitting and spectral decomposition approaches, respectively. Despite the fundamental differences in methodologies, results from both methods are consistent, particularly in highlighting relative differences within the dataset. Small but statistically significant spatial stress-drop variations are observed along different fault segments of the Main Marmara fault. In particular, lower average stress drops are observed in fault segments partially releasing slip aseismically, with the lowest values observed surrounding earthquake repeaters, which may imply a weaker fault in the creeping region. The M ≥ 5 earthquakes along the Main Marmara fault within the last decade were not followed by significant changes in the stress drop, suggesting no significant reduction of fault stress level or fault strength due to their occurrence, supporting the presumably high stress level on this fault.
Phenomenon of Natural Resources Exploitation in ‘Mencari Ujung Pelangi'
Authors: Wardani Yohana Ari 
Published: October 2024

Environmental crisis has become a current issue for literary researches globally including in Indonesia. 'Mencari Ujung Pelangi' through an ecocritical approach, is providing a nuanced backdrop against which to explore the intricate dynamics of natural resource exploitation within literary contexts. This study is using eco-crititicism lens since it focuses on the relationship between literature and the environment. For the purpose of this study, the questions formulated were 1) How does "Mencari Ujung Pelangi" represent nature and environmental issues, and what critique does it offer against anthropocentric attitudes? 2) In what ways does the story promote environmental advocacy and consciousness, and how does it align with the ecocritical goals of fostering ecological awareness? Through the protagonist Alfi's eyes, we witness the impact of deforestation and industrialization”the factory replacing the forest”and the subsequent pollution of the nearby lake. The story critiques anthropocentrism”the human-centric view that prioritizes economic interests over ecological well-being”by highlighting the negative consequences of such attitudes.
Succinic acid significantly affects the global expression of <i>Oenococcus oeni</i> PSU-1
Authors: Torres-Guardado Rafael , Esteve-Zarzoso Braulio , Rozès Nicolas , Bordons Albert , Reguant Cristina 
Published: October 2024

Oenococcus oeni is the predominant lactic acid bacterium performing malolactic fermentation (MLF) in wine. Succinic acid, produced by yeasts during alcoholic fermentation, can improve the organoleptic properties of wine, but it can have a negative impact on O. oeni and MLF. The levels of succinic acid in wine can increase with the current use of non-Saccharomyces yeasts. In this work, transcriptomic analysis by RNA-seq was performed in wine-like medium supplemented with 2 g/L succinic acid, and a control medium without it, during MLF performed by O. oeni PSU-1. Approximately 25 % of the 1,638 detected transcripts were downregulated, exhibiting half the expression of those in the control or less, and other 29 % were upregulated, with double expression or more. We found that genes of clusters of orthologous groups related to the metabolism of nucleotides, translation, and membrane transport were predominantly downregulated by succinic acid, while those related to the transport and metabolism of carbohydrates, transcription, inorganic ion metabolism and defense mechanisms were predominantly upregulated. Considering the greater upregulation of carbohydrate metabolism genes, we analysed those involved in the phosphotransferase system. In this first transcriptomic study of the effect of succinic acid on O. oeni, we observed a global cell response with many changes in gene expression related to the observed MLF delay by succinic acid.
Natural Recovery of Very Limited Elbow Flexion After Rare Lateral Humeral Condylar Fracture in a 4-Year-Old Boy
Authors: Ohta Koki , Matsui Yuichiro , Kato Hiroyuki , Kawamura Daisuke , Endo Takeshi , Momma Daisuke , Kamishima Tamotsu , Horie Tatsunori , Miyaji Hirofumi , Iwasaki Norimasa 
Published: October 2024

Case:
A 4-year-old boy developed malunion after open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) of a rare lateral condylar humeral fracture running from the lateral humerus, through the trochlear cartilage, to the medial trochlea. Five months after ORIF, the active elbow flexion was limited to 50°. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) showed a step-off of the anterior trochlear cartilage, causing the limited flexion. After conservative observation for 5 years, the flexion improved to 135° and MRI showed that the step-off had disappeared.

Conclusion:
This case indicates that it is possible for pediatric patients to recover their range of motion following malunion of an elbow fracture.
An Update on Spinal Cord Injury and Current Management
Authors: Carroll Austin H. , Fakhre Edward , Quinonez Alejandro , Tannous Oliver , Mesfin Addisu 
Published: October 2024

» Spinal cord injury is associated with increased lifelong cost and decreased life expectancy.» Current treatment guidelines have been limited to studies of small effect sizes and limited availability of randomized control trials.» Recovery is best correlated with the initial American Spinal Injury Association impairment scale grade with A and B less likely to recover regarding ambulation as compared with C and D grades.» Surgical intervention within less than 24 hours, especially in the cervical spine, has been associated with some motor improvement.» The use of mean arterial pressure goals and steroids to maintain perfusion and decrease secondary injury requires further study to elucidate clearer evidence-based results.
Analysis of Green Accounting as Accountability of Hospitals
Authors: Muhammad Mualiyin  , Fitriyah Hadiah 
Published: October 2024

General Background the growing concern for environmental sustainability has prompted organizations, including healthcare institutions, to adopt green accounting practices. Specific Background this study employs a literature review approach to examine the application of green accounting at a specific hospital, aiming to identify relevant theoretical references and documentation. Knowledge Gap despite the significance of green accounting in enhancing accountability and transparency in financial reporting, there remains a lack of comprehensive understanding and implementation among healthcare institutions, particularly in the context of this hospital. Aims the study aims to analyze the current state of financial reporting based on green accounting, assess the application of green accounting principles, and evaluate the implementation of environmental prevention costs at the hospital. Results findings indicate that while the hospital has integrated environmental costs into general and administrative expenses, detailed green accounting reports are lacking. Additionally, staff awareness and understanding of green accounting principles remain insufficient, and the implementation of environmental prevention costs has not yet been realized. Novelty this study contributes to the literature by providing empirical insights into the application of green accounting in a healthcare setting, highlighting the need for improved practices. Implications the findings underscore the importance of enhancing knowledge and practices of green accounting within healthcare organizations to foster greater environmental accountability and sustainability.
Highlights :

Integration of environmental costs into financial reporting is observed.
Lack of detailed green accounting reports hinders transparency.
Insufficient staff awareness of green accounting principles limits effectiveness.

Keywords : Green Accounting, Environmental Costs, Healthcare, Accountability, Financial Reporting
Self Disclosure Between Community Members Connect Group Via Whatsapp Media
Authors: Martinez Lea , Aesthetika Nur Maghfirah 
Published: October 2024

. General Background: Self-disclosure plays a critical role in building interpersonal relationships by allowing individuals to share personal information that was previously undisclosed. In the digital age, platforms like WhatsApp facilitate such exchanges, especially in group settings. Specific Background: Connect Groups (CG) serve as a community for interpersonal interaction, and self-disclosure among members using WhatsApp is crucial for fostering deeper connections. Knowledge Gap: While self-disclosure has been widely studied, there is limited research on how it occurs within small digital communities like Connect Groups, particularly through messaging platforms like WhatsApp. Aims: This research aims to investigate the dynamics of self-disclosure among Connect Group members using WhatsApp, focusing on the dimensions of self-disclosure in this context. Results: The findings indicate that the majority of CG members fulfill several dimensions of self-disclosure, such as the amount, valency, accuracy, honesty, and intention dimensions. However, three dominant informants did not meet the intimacy dimension, indicating a lack of in-depth self-disclosure. Balanced disclosure among members is shown to contribute to resolving conflicts and strengthening interpersonal relationships. Novelty: This study provides new insights into the nuances of self-disclosure in digital communication within small communities, highlighting how certain dimensions are more prominent than others. Implications: The results suggest that fostering deeper self-disclosure in digital group settings like WhatsApp can enhance relationship quality, contributing to broader discussions on digital communication and group dynamics.

Highlights:

Most CG members fulfill dimensions like accuracy, honesty, and intention in self-disclosure.
Intimacy dimension is less prominent, with some members showing limited in-depth sharing.
Balanced self-disclosure helps resolve conflicts and strengthens relationships in group settings.

Keywords: Self-Disclosure, WhatsApp, Connect Group, Interpersonal Relationships, Digital Communication
The Effect of Networked Learning Model and Self-Efficacy on the Performance of Informatics Education Students in an Online Learning Environment
Authors: Alfiriani Adlia , Rini Faiza , Darman Regina Ade , Novita Rini 
Published: October 2024

Online learning is becoming very popular nowadays in higher education, this is due to the increasing use of digital technology and the internet, the need to increase student affordability. The learning network model has been developed as an effective learning design in online learning which can be the right solution for. However, currently no empirical evidence has been found regarding the role of the learning network model, especially as moderated by self-efficacy. The aim of this research is to determine the role of the learning network model and self-efficacy on the performance of informatics education students in an online learning environment. The research design used was semi-experimental with a 2x2 factor. A total of 109 informatics education students for learning evaluation subjects were then divided into two groups, namely experimental and control. The research results show that the learning network model and self-efficacy have a significant effect on student performance in the cognitive aspect, while there is no significant effect in the psychomotor aspect. Other factors This can occur because there are other factors that can support the achievement of student skills besides learning self-efficacy.
Highlights:

Significant Impact: The learning network model and self-efficacy significantly enhance cognitive performance in online learning environments.
Limited Effect: No significant impact was found on psychomotor skills, indicating other factors influence skill development.
Research Design: A semi-experimental 2x2 factor design was utilized with 109 informatics education students to assess the variables.

Keywords: Learning Network, Online learning environment, Student performance, Self-efficacy, Informatics education
Evaluating Legal Protections for Pedestrians and Infrastructure in Indonesia.
Authors: Firmansyah Febrian Dwi , Phahlevy Rifqi Ridlo 
Published: October 2024

Abstract: The term "pedestrian" refers to individuals utilizing designated areas for walking, which is an essential form of transportation. Despite the provisions outlined in Law 22 of 2009 regarding pedestrian rights, many facilities remain underdeveloped, reflecting a governmental focus on motorized transport. Specific Background: Law 2 of 2022 aims to enhance road infrastructure and legal protections for pedestrians in Indonesia. This study examines the effectiveness of these laws in safeguarding pedestrian rights amidst ongoing urban development. Knowledge Gap: The current regulatory frameworks lack sufficient enforcement mechanisms and public awareness regarding pedestrian rights, particularly concerning safety and infrastructure availability. Aims: This research employs a statutory approach and sociological interviews to analyze existing pedestrian regulations and infrastructure conditions in Sidoarjo, Indonesia. Results: The findings indicate that while there has been substantial progress in constructing sidewalks and enhancing infrastructure, pedestrian rights are still inadequately addressed, particularly for individuals with disabilities. Novelty: This study uniquely combines legal analysis with primary data collection to highlight the real-world implications of legislative changes on pedestrian safety and rights. Implications: The insights gained emphasize the need for increased governmental attention to pedestrian infrastructure and awareness campaigns to educate the public about their rights. This research serves as a foundation for further studies aimed at improving urban pedestrian conditions and informs policymakers on effective implementation of Law 2 of 2022 to enhance the quality of life in urban areas.
Highlights:

Enhanced Protections: Law 2 of 2022 strengthens pedestrian rights in Indonesia.
Infrastructure Growth: Improved sidewalks and pedestrian facilities in urban areas.
Knowledge Deficits: Public awareness of pedestrian rights needs significant improvement.

Keywords: Pedestrian Rights, Road Law, Infrastructure, Safety, Urban Development
Overcoming Barriers to Improve Halal Compliance in Indonesia
Authors: Rahma Anita Rizkia , Phahlevy Rifqi Ridlo 
Published: October 2024

General Background: The regulation of halal products in Indonesia is critical for ensuring compliance with Islamic dietary laws and consumer protection. Specific Background: The Halal Product Guarantee Agency (BPJPH), established in 2014, manages halal certification, but its effectiveness is hindered by limited public resources, complex certification processes, and low public awareness. Knowledge Gap: While existing literature addresses the legal aspects of halal regulation, there is insufficient exploration of the socio-legal dynamics influencing compliance and enforcement in Indonesia. Aims: This study aims to analyze BPJPH's regulatory effectiveness in the halal certification process, identify the challenges faced, and propose actionable solutions. Results: Utilizing socio-legal methods, including legal analysis and interviews with key stakeholders such as the Ministry of Religion and the Indonesian Ulema Council, the findings reveal that BPJPH's implementation efforts are hindered by resource constraints and public ignorance about halal certification's significance. Novelty: This research uniquely integrates legal and social perspectives to provide a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory landscape, highlighting the interplay between law and societal values in shaping halal compliance. Implications: The study emphasizes the need for improved socialization, inter-agency collaboration, and educational initiatives to raise public awareness and enhance enforcement of halal products in Indonesia.
Highlights:

Regulatory Framework: BPJPH enforces halal certification under Law Number 33 of 2014.
Challenges: Resource limitations and public ignorance hinder effective implementation.
Socio-Legal Approach: Combines legal and social perspectives on halal compliance.

Keywords: halal certification, BPJPH, socio-legal methods, regulatory effectiveness, public awareness