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Saudi faculty online assessment experience: Evidence from the COVID-19 era
Authors: Almuqayteeb Taghreed Abdulaziz , Mohamed Wessam 
Published: August 2024

E-learning has taken the lead over face-to-face instruction in higher education as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This shift forced faculty members to adapt to new roles and responsibilities to design and apply online instruction and assessments that require specific skills. This research aims to examine faculty experiences with online assessments during the COVID-19 pandemic at Imam Abdulrahman bin Faisal University (IAU). We used the quantitative study method to analyze faculty experience with online assessment practices during the pandemic using a structured questionnaire composed of 24 items to assess five main areas: faculty awareness, faculty satisfaction, challenges, best practices and suggestions for improvement. This study included one hundred and fifty-five faculty members between September and December 2020. The data obtained were analyzed using descriptive statistics including means, standard deviations, frequencies and percentages. Findings demonstrated high faculty awareness and satisfaction with IAU online assessment practices. However, they expressed they were challenged by their need to receive more faculty development programs on using online assessment and accurately assessing learning outcomes. Moreover, participants pointed out several best practices such as investing in learning management system tools for assessment and student feedback provision. Finally, the primary recommendation for enhancing online assessments was to provide faculty access to professional development training programmes. This study provides a reference for future research on student-centered online learning and assessment practices, accreditation of online assessment practices and strategies for assessing and compensating for learning loss during the pandemic.
Special Issue on Robotics and Mechatronics Technology for Sports, Exercise, and Health Care (Part 1)
Authors: Tanaka Takayuki , Kawamura Takashi , Moromugi Shunji , Kurita Yuichi , Murai Akihiko 
Published: August 2024

Robotics, mechatronics, and digital technologies are rapidly advancing in the fields of sports, exercise, and healthcare, and their applications are expanding daily. In part 1 of our special issue, we focus on the innovative contributions of cutting-edge technologies in various domains.
Robotics technology is crucial in sports and exercise training as it monitors individual movements and forms, provides user feedback, and enables effective training. The development of robots to enhance the accuracy and reproducibility of sports techniques is a key element directly linked to performance improvements.
Robotics and mechatronics provide new possibilities for treatment and rehabilitation in healthcare. Developing beneficial systems for medical professionals and patients contributes to increased precision in surgery and productive support in rehabilitation.
Power assistance and motion augmentation are witnessing advancements that prolong individual capabilities and achieve better performance. These studies may reduce the physical burden of daily activities and specific tasks, thereby enhancing efficiency.
Therefore, studies on haptics and sensory feedback are important. Efforts to improve user interfaces through virtual haptic experiences represent a promising new application of digital technology.
The studies included in part 1 of this special issue present recent technological trends and practical examples of sports, exercise, and healthcare and aim to provide valuable information and inspire the readers. We hope that these studies will serve as significant steps toward future technological advancement and social implementation.
LAND AND PROPERTY RESOURCES OF AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES IN THE SYSTEM OF THEIR RESOURCE POTENTIAL
Authors: Humennyi Mykhailo 
Published: August 2024

The article is devoted to the justification of the organizational and economic principles of management and rational use of land and property resources and the determination of
the principles of their effective combination based on the study of modern determinants of the development of the resource potential of agrarian enterprises. The meaning and role of property resources in the activity of agricultural enterprises are revealed, and their components and importance for ensuring the technical base and efficient production processes are defined. It is substantiated that the modernization of the technical park and the improvement of technological processes help to ensure the competitiveness of agricultural enterprises, reducing costs and increasing the quality of products. Land and property resources are defined as the basis of the resource potential of agrarian enterprises, and their proper management and continuous improvement are critical factors of enterprises' sustainable development in the modern conditions of the market environment. The need for a complex approach to managing land and property resources, which considers the specifics of the industry, regional features, and modern trends, has been proven. A comprehensive approach to effectively managing agricultural enterprises' land and property resources is considered. The importance of developing development strategies, implementing advanced technologies, and improving staff qualifications is substantiated. It is noted that strategies such as crop rotation, agroecological monitoring, energy efficiency, and digitalization can be used to optimize the use of resources. These measures contribute to increasing the efficiency of agricultural enterprises in modern conditions. It is established that the context of the land use management system should pay special attention to the basic principles crucial for its effectiveness. Scientific approach, objectivity, economic justification, availability of feedback, consideration of regional specifics, and differentiated application to different types of land stand out among the main principles.
Analisa Yuridis terhadap Pemasangan Polisi Tidur di Kabupaten Ponorogo
Authors: Arifin Muhamad Dwi Nur , Diharjo Nugroho Noto 
Published: August 2024

The phenomenon of speed bumps in Indonesian society has long been known. The purpose of installing speed bumps was initially to control the speed of passing vehicles with the goal being the safety of drivers and also the safety of the public. Speed ​​bumps are transverse elevations on the road surface that are used to control vehicle speed. The aim of this research is to describe a positive legal analysis regarding the installation of speed bumps in Ponorogo Regency which refers to the provisions on installing speed bumps based on applicable regulatory provisions. This research method is qualitative research with a field research type located in the Ponorogo Regency area including the Ponorogo Regency Transportation Service, Ponorogo District, Ponorogo Regency, Kauman Village, Ponorogo Regency, Ponorogo Police Traffic Unit, as well as roads with speed bumps in Ponorogo Regency. . Meanwhile, data collection techniques use observation, interviews and documentation. The conclusion is that the installation of speed bumps must take into account local needs and applicable regulatory provisions. Because, it is very important to achieve a balance between the two, so that the installation of speed bumps can be in accordance with applicable legal norms. Recommendations that can be provided by this research are improving regulatory policies or installation arrangements, increasing the installation of traffic signs on neighborhood or residential roads, increasing the socialization of orderly traffic behavior, and increasing coordination between related agencies.
High Pressure Gas Lift Optimization Using Nodal Analysis
Authors: Abdelkerim O. , Leggett S. , Lu J. , Nelle W. 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
This study seeks to explore the potential benefits of high pressure gas lift (HPGL) optimization. We will compare HPGL optimization with constant injection rates evaluating the potential uplift in oil production and profitability across diverse well and reservoir conditions.
The methodology integrates nodal analysis simulation with economic analysis to optimize HPGL rates in tubing and annular flow. Initially, the study employs Prosper to create a baseline model representing average well and reservoir conditions in the Permian Basin. Subsequently, it simulates diverse well conditions (e.g., production rates, tubular configurations) and reservoir characteristics (e.g., pressure, productivity index), aiming to identify the most profitable gas injection rate considering varying oil prices and gas injection costs. Extensive sensitivity analyses further explore how all these various factors influence HPGL optimization, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of its efficiency and profitability.
This comprehensive study has shown significant results and insights. The implementation of HPGL rates significantly enhanced oil production and profitability compared to traditional constant gas injection rates. The study revealed that the gas injection rate that optimizes oil production does not always align with the gas injection rate that maximizes profits. The most economically efficient gas injection rate was identified by addressing the additional revenue from the incremental oil output against the costs associated with gas injection. Sensitivity analysis further highlighted the significant influence of various well and reservoir conditions on the efficiency of HPGL. This underlines the complexity of HPGL optimization, which demands a balance between technical feasibility and economic practicality. Additionally, the research uncovered that specific tubular configuration led to higher oil production and profitability when employing HPGL in unconventional wells and producing oil through the annulus, compared to the conventional method of producing oil through the tubing. This study suggests great potential for innovative approaches in HPGL strategies, offering promising avenues for enhancing oil recovery and financial returns in the petroleum industry.
This study intends to serve as a roadmap for HPGL operators to evaluate the incremental oil production and profits achievable in various well and reservoir conditions. Additionally, it introduces a direct method for single-point HPGL operators to estimate bottom hole pressure from measured surface injection pressure, surpassing the accuracy of traditional multiphase fluid correlations, which often rely on uncertain well tests and flow parameters, thus offering a more reliable approach for HPGL operations.
High-Pressure Gas Lift (HPGL) as an Alternative to Electric Submersible Pumps (ESP) in Wolfcamp Unconventional Wells. An Operational, Economic, and Production Performance Comparison
Authors: Dalamarinis Panagiotis , Hons Craig , Fusselman Stephen. , Reese Isaac , Pepple Benjamin , Schwin Steve , Nelle Will , Reynolds Ryan 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
Determining artificial lift options in mid to late-life unconventional wells is paramount to the economic success of hydrocarbon recovery. This paper will compare two different artificial lift methodologies (HPGL & ESP) in wells in the same formations. Key comparisons of economics (CAPEX/OPEX), operational limitation, and ultimate hydrocarbon recovery between the two lift methodologies will be presented.
HPGL is known for its’ operational advantages such as its high tolerance for solids production, high gas-liquid ratios (GLR), and its’ overall versatility. Two wells targeting the same Wolfcamp A zone were converted from conventional gas lift to HPGL and ESP. This project's objective was to test HPGL's performance and economic viability in order to be utilized for future workover operations in the area. A year's worth of production, economic, and operational data will be presented in this paper.
In the first nine months after the initial lift installation, the well at which the ESP was installed suffered two ESP failures due to production solids causing equipment damage. The average run-life of each ESP was approximately 50 days. During the same time, Well #2 (on HPGL) continued producing with no downtime and minimal decline when compared to initial IP rates. After 9 months of production operations, the HPGL well outperformed the ESP well in terms of cumulative production. More importantly, the capital and operating cost per BOE produced between the two artificial lift systems was substantially lower in the HPGL well. Similar issues occurred in a third well (Well #3 Wolfcamp B formation) in the field. This time the ESP was replaced with HPGL- achieving better production performance compared to the ESP.
The operational simplicity and lower capital/operating costs of the HPGL system proved that it can be a competitive alternative to ESPs and Conventional Gas Lift in unconventional wells (Wolfcamp A & B formations). Considering that HPGL can be installed at the early production life and be the lift system of choice for early to late life of a well makes it an attractive option for production sustainability of wells that traditionally experience high decline rates and downhole equipment failures.
Intelligent Dynamic Cybersecurity Risk Management Framework with Explainability and Interpretability of AI models for Enhancing Security and Resilience of Digital Infrastructure
Authors: Islam Shareeful , Basheer Nihala , Silvestri Stefano , Papastergiou Spyridon , Ciampi Mario 
Published: August 2024

Abstract

The sophistication of cyberattacks has significantly increased, making it almost certain that organizations can be victims of cyberattacks at any time. Managing cybersecurity risk is critical for any organization so that informed decisions can be made to tackle risks before they materialize. Cybersecurity risk management is context-specific and heavily relies on the specific organization’s context. However, performing effective risk management is always challenging due to the constant changes in organizational infrastructure and security posture, including the adoption of new applications and the reconfiguration or updating of existing assets and their dependencies, as well as the potential exploitation of vulnerabilities. Despite the wider adoption of AI enabled cybersecurity risk management, there is a lack of focus on the integration of these systems along with the dynamic elements of the risk management. In this context, this research proposes a novel dynamic Cyber Security Risk Management (d-CSRM)) framework to tackle this challenge by integrating dynamic parameters such as vulnerability exploitation and assets dependencies for assessing and managing the risk. The framework consists of a systemic process and makes use of a hybrid AI-enabled model that combines both linear regression and deep learning, to prioritize the vulnerabilities. Additionally, d-CSRM integrates the explainability and interpretability characteristics of the AI model for explaining model decision making and the inner working parameters. This allows the extraction of the key features that are linked with the risk and informed decision making to tackle the risks. An experiment was performed to prioritize the vulnerabilities from the widely used CVEjoin dataset using the proposed hybrid model to quantify the dynamic risk with explainability. The results show that the hybrid model effectively identifies and prioritizes the most critical vulnerabilities using the selected key features such as exploit type, exploit platform and impact that can further enhance the dynamic risk assessment.
Urban Sufism: The Dynamic of Cosmopolitan Religious Community
Authors: Jaenuri Jaenuri 
Published: August 2024

The phenomenon of urban Sufism represents the new form of Sufism in the modern era. However, the diversity in urban society shows the dynamic of Sufism. This article is a qualitative study based on a library investigation that applies the Sufistic approach. Data collection was carried out by examining sources related to urban Sufism. This article found that internal and external factors influence the formation of religiosity in urban society. By nature, human beings need spirituality to seek their essence. In contrast, the external factors are discourses of modernisation and globalisation which are increasingly strengthened by some factors such as self-alienation, spiritual dryness, loss of humanism, hedonism, and materialism. The type of religiosity needed by modern urban society is universal, humane, social, logical, inclusive, and based on love and the principle of freedom.Contribution: This study contributes to providing a new horizon of religious reconstruction, especially for urban communities that need a more open and inclusive model of religiosity.
CONTENTS VALIDITY OF BATTERY CONSTRUCTION PENCAK SILAT PHYSICAL TEST IN EARLY AGE (10-12 YEARS)
Authors: Nurhidayah Dewi 
Published: August 2024

Evaluation is an important thing in the training process. To carry out an evaluation, good instruments are needed that are to the sport's specifications. Instruments for measuring training results for early-age martial artists have not yet been developed. Thus, this research aims to compile and test the content validity of the physical test battery for early childhood pencak silat. This research is a quantitative descriptive study with survey techniques using the Delphi method. The subjects in this research are two physical conditioning experts, two pencak silat experts, one child development expert, and two pencak silat trainers. he data collection technique in this research used the Delphi technique. The content validation test used the Aiken V formula with the help of 7 experts consisting of 2 physical condition experts, 2 pencak silat experts, 1 child development expert, and 2 pencak silat trainers. The results show flexibility using sit and rich has a validity value of 1, speed using the 30-meter sprint has a validity value of 1, strength using push-ups has a validity value of 0.95, sit-ups have a validity value of 1, and wall sits a validity value of 1, agility using the shuttle run has a validity value of 0.95, and aerobic endurance using the beep test has a validity value of 0.76.The overall content validity of the test instrument is 0.9. Thus, it can be concluded that the physical test battery for early childhood pencak silat has high content validity. The reliability and norms of the early-age pencak silat physical test battery have not been tested. So it is important to test the instrument's reliability and prepare physical test norms for early-age pencak silat in future research.
Scientific Production Dynamics in mHealth for Diabetes: Scientometric Analysis
Authors: Castillo-Valdez Pedro Fernando , Rodriguez-Salvador Marisela , Ho Yuh-Shan 
Published: August 2024

Background
The widespread use of mobile technologies in health care (mobile health; mHealth) has facilitated disease management, especially for chronic illnesses such as diabetes. mHealth for diabetes is an attractive alternative to reduce costs and overcome geographical and temporal barriers to improve patients’ conditions.

Objective
This study aims to reveal the dynamics of scientific publications on mHealth for diabetes to gain insights into who are the most prominent authors, countries, institutions, and journals and what are the most cited documents and current hot spots.

Methods
A scientometric analysis based on a competitive technology intelligence methodology was conducted. An innovative 8-step methodology supported by experts was executed considering scientific documents published between 1998 and 2021 in the Science Citation Index Expanded database. Publication language, publication output characteristics, journals, countries and institutions, authors, and most cited and most impactful articles were identified.

Results
The insights obtained show that a total of 1574 scientific articles were published by 7922 authors from 90 countries, with an average of 15 (SD 38) citations and 6.5 (SD 4.4) authors per article. These documents were published in 491 journals and 92 Web of Science categories. The most productive country was the United States, followed by the United Kingdom, China, Australia, and South Korea, and the top 3 most productive institutions came from the United States, whereas the top 3 most cited articles were published in 2016, 2009, and 2017 and the top 3 most impactful articles were published in 2016 and 2017.

Conclusions
This approach provides a comprehensive knowledge panorama of research productivity in mHealth for diabetes, identifying new insights and opportunities for research and development and innovation, including collaboration with other entities, new areas of specialization, and human resource development. The findings obtained are useful for decision-making in policy planning, resource allocation, and identification of research opportunities, benefiting researchers, health professionals, and decision makers in their efforts to make significant contributions to the advancement of diabetes science.
Analisis Penyelesaian Konflik Di Sekolah Dasar Negeri 20/1 Kabupaten Batanghari
Authors: Suryadi Edi , Haryanto Eddy , Firman Firman 
Published: August 2024

Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk menganalisis dan mengetahui bentuk-bentuk penyebab terjadinya konflik Di Sekolah Dasar Negeri 20/1 Kabupaten Batanghari, diantarnya:(1) Keterbatasan sumber daya dalam memanfaatkan kemajuan teknologi, (2) Penetapan kriteria ketutasan minimal,(3) dan Kedisiplina, dalam aktivitas kegiatan pendidikan dengan demikian maka konflik ini dapat diklasifikasi diantaranya:(1) Konflik Intrapersonal terjadi di dalam diri seseorang,(2) Konflik Interpersonal terjadi antar seseorang dengan orang lain,(3) dan kelompok terjadi antara dua kelompok atau lebih di sekolah Dalam hal ini kepala sekolah harus memiliki keahlian untuk menyelesaian konflik yang terjadi dapat dilakukan dengan cara: (1) Kolaborasi yang berarti adalah strategi jalan tengah dengan mendorong tiap pihak yang berkonflik untuk bersepakat mengakomodir kepentingan masing-masing dalam sebuah kesepakatan bersama dan berusaha mencari jalan tengah penyelesaian konflik yang tidak merugikan masing-masing pihak,(2) Akomodasi yang berati menerapkan penyelesaian dengan cara mendengarkan ide gagasan,(3) Kompromi yang berati kepala sekolah membentuk tim kecil untuk mrncari akar masalah dari pihak-pihak yang terlibat konflik,(4) Pemaksaan yang berati mengambil suatu kebijakan kepada bawahanya untuk tunduk dan patuh terhadap apa yang telah digariskan dalam. Penyelesaian ini dilakukan menyangkut nama baik, kredibilitas, dan tujuan pendidikan yang berstandar pada operasional prosedur sekolah dan,(5) Amanah, Amal, Barokah, Taqwa serta peraturan dan berpegang teguh pada Al-Quran dan hadist dalam menyelesaikan konflikyang di Sekolah Dasar Negeri 20/1 Kabupaten Batanghari
The Influence of Leadership Style and Organizational Environment on Employee Performance Through OCB
Authors: El Rifhiyah Nabilah 
Published: August 2024

Abstract
This study aims to examine the effect of leadership style and organizational climate on employee performance mediated by Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB). Primary data sources using a questionnaire taken on the research object of the Bank X with a total sample of 76 respondents. The study uses quantitative descriptive analysis and data processed with SPSS 24 namely regression analysis and path analysis. The results showed that there was a positive influence of leadership style and organizational climate on employee performance. Leadership style and organizational climate influence OCB. OCB mediates leadership style on employee performance and OCB also mediates organizational climate on employee performance. This research recommends that the leaders of Bank X need to review policy on improving the implementation of organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) in order all employees do more productive contribution in the office.

Keywords: Employee Performance, Leadership Style, Organizational Climate, Organizational Citizenship Behavior (OCB),