bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
REVITALISASI PASAR TRADISIONAL SEBAGAI UPAYA DALAM MENINGKATKAN PENERIMAAN RETRIBUSI PASAR DAN KESEJAHTERAAN PEDAGANG
Authors: Amalia Dini Rizky , Asmini A 
Published: July 2024

This study aims to know the effect of market revitalization on traders’ welfare and market retribution at Seketeng traditional market, Sumbawa Besar. The type of this study was associative study. The type of data used was quantitative and qualitative data. The Sources of data in this study were primary and secondary data. The total of populations were 691 respondents. The technique of determining sample was Slovin formula. The numbers of samples were 87 samples. The method used to collect data were questionnaire and documentation. The data analysis tool used was simple linear regression. The results of study showed that partially market revitalization had significant effect on traders’ in traditional Seketeng Market Sumbawa Besar, it was based on the t-value was higher than t-table (5.024> 1.988) with significant value of was 0.000 was lower than 0.05, furthermore, market revitalization had significant effect on market retribution, it was based on the t-value was higher than the t-table (5.024>1.988) with significant value of 0.000 was lower than 0.05, then the value of the coefficient of determination or r square was 0.229 thus the percentage effect of revitalization market on the welfare of traders and market retribution in traditional Seketeng market was 22.9% while the remaining of 77.1% was affected by other variables outside of this study.
'Known groups’ validiteit van de SPARK36
Authors: Keymeulen Ann , Staal Ingrid I.E. , De Kroon Marlou , Van Achterberg Theo 
Published: July 2024

INLEIDING: De SPARK36 (Signaleren van Problemen en Analyseren van het Risico bij opvoeden en ontwikkelen van kinderen leeftijd 36 maanden) is een gestructureerde gespreksleidraad voor het inschatten van zorgen en behoeften aan ondersteuning bij ontwikkelings- en opvoedproblemen, vanuit het perspectief van ouders en de jeugdgezondheidszorg-professional. Eerder werd de haalbaarheid van de SPARK36 tijdens het preventief kleuterconsult met ouders aangetoond. Deze studie evalueerde de ‘known-groups validiteit’ van het instrument. Known-groups, ook wel discriminerende validiteit genaamd, is een vorm van construct-validiteit die het vermogen meet van een instrument om onderscheid te maken tussen verschillende groepen.
METHODE: In 2020-2021 werd een cross-sectioneel onderzoek opgezet binnen de Vlaamse Centra voor Leerlingenbegeleiding waarbij SPARK36-gegevens van driejarigen en hun ouders werden verzameld door verpleegkundigen. De known-groups validiteit werd beoordeeld door het toetsen van twee hypothesen: ‘de SPARK36 risico-inschatting is hoger bij kinderen 1) van ouders met een lagere socio-economische status, en 2) uit gezinnen met ≥4 risicofactoren voor kindermishandeling’. De hypothesen werden getoetst met de Fisher exact toets.
RESULTATEN: De SPARK36 risico-inschatting van 599 kleuterconsulten met ouders werd gemaakt door 29 verpleegkundigen. Beide hypothesen werden aanvaard (p<0.0001) en de effectgrootte varieerde van 0,18 tot 0,25.
BESCHOUWING: De resultaten in deze studie ondersteunen de hypothese dat met de SPARK36 risico-inschatting voor het vroegsignaleren van ontwikkelings- en opvoedproblemen bij driejarigen op een valide manier gebeurt. Vervolgonderzoek naar andere aspecten van validiteit en betrouwbaarheid van de SPARK36 is aan te bevelen.
The electrochemical performance of perovskite LaMnO3
Authors: Palayyan Raja Bai Paulcy Rani , Sarojam Sivakala , Salimkumar Shailaja Anju Krishna , Mini Aravind Anu , Suryabai Xavier Thankappan 
Published: July 2024

Perovskite oxides have attracted as promising electrode materials for supercapacitors because of their unique structure, compositional flexibility, and inherent oxygen vacancy. In the present work, LaMnO3(LMO) perovskites are synthesised by microwave assisted chemical coprecipitation and followed by calcination at 750 ˚ C. The crystal structure and the presence of functional groups in LaMnO3 were studied through X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FT-IR). The surface morphology was characterized by field emission scanning electron microscopy (FESEM). Electrochemical performance of LMO electrodes is evaluated in 3M KOH and 3M NaOH electrolytes. The specific capacitance of the LMO electrode in 3M NaOH and 3M KOH electrolyte were calculated to be 557.76 F/g and 290.63 F/g at scan rate of 5mV/s. The enhancement in the specific capacitance of the LMO electrode in 3M NaOH can be attributed to the effective charge storage mechanism.
Global care chains and empowerment through the social economy: women’s participation in care cooperatives
Authors: García-Azpuru Amaia , Izagirre-Olaizola Julen , Etxezarreta-Etxarri Aitziber , Díaz Molina Liseth 
Published: July 2024

The main objective of this paper is to analyse women’s participation in care cooperatives as a fundamental tool for their empowerment. To this end, concepts related to migration, participation in the social economy and women’s empowerment are discussed. The situation of crisis of the traditional care system in the Global North attracts foreign female migration to partially alleviate the problem. However, these women face conditions of vulnerability and precariousness. Global care chains emerge, entailing high family and personal costs for the weakest link.In this context, this study develops a qualitative analysis based on in-depth interviews with workers from three care cooperatives in the Basque Country. The aim is to highlight, through an exploratory thematic analysis, the way in which the social economy, through care cooperatives, can be a fundamental tool for the empowerment of women (migrant or not) involved in the care sector.The analysis of the information reveals that the cooperative is an ideal way to encourage women’s participation and this, in turn, leads to increased confidence, self-esteem and, in general, a sense of empowerment for these women. However, additional difficulties and barriers are also identified for women migrants in an irregular situation.
Análisis de la transformación digital en las cooperativas agroalimentarias desde la perspectiva de género
Authors: Guzmán Carmen , Santos Francisco J. , Ahumada Pedro 
Published: July 2024

La transformación digital (TD) implica la aparición de nuevos modelos de negocio basados en el uso generalizado de las tecnologías digitales. La TD es necesaria para mejorar la productividad y el acceso a los mercados; sin embargo, desde la perspectiva de género, existe una brecha digital. En esta investigación, el objetivo es estudiar la TD desde la perspectiva de género en un sector específico, el agroalimentario, y en un tipo de entidad específico de la economía social que es fundamental en las zonas rurales, las cooperativas agroalimentarias. En estas empresas sigue habiendo una brecha de género, especialmente debido a la menor proporción de mujeres en los equipos directivos y, además, presentan un atraso en su TD respecto a otras empresas. En concreto, se analiza la TD en estas cooperativas tanto globalmente como mediante el análisis de cada una de sus dimensiones: infraestructuras, productos, organización, procesos y clientes. Para ello se utilizan los datos de una encuesta a una muestra de cooperativas agroalimentarias extremeñas, región con una fuerte especialización en el sector agroalimentario y donde las cooperativas desempeñan una importante función económica, social y medioambiental. Los resultados muestran que la presencia de mujeres en la presidencia de estas cooperativas influye positivamente en la presencia de mujeres en sus equipos directivos. Asimismo, no existen diferencias significativas en la TD global de estas cooperativas respecto al factor género, aunque sí en las dimensiones específicas de “clientes” y “procesos”.
La diversidad de género como instrumento de buen gobierno en las cooperativas
Authors: García Companys Anna 
Published: July 2024

El artículo propone una revisión de las leyes de cooperativas españolas con el objeto de identificar aquellas disposiciones que contienen medidas para favorecer la igualdad de género en la composición de los órganos de administración y dirección de estas sociedades. Teniendo en cuenta que la igualdad es uno de los valores esenciales de la identidad cooperativa, sería esperable que la concreción de este principio en el contexto del gobierno corporativo estuviera, cuando menos, al nivel del previsto para las sociedades capitalistas, especialmente las sociedades cotizadas con quienes las sociedades cooperativas comparten similar estructura corporativa. Sin embargo, el análisis evidencia que, si bien algunas leyes autonómicas destacan por haber incluido medidas significativas en esta materia de carácter genérico, societario, económico y de fomento, la mayoría sigue sin explicitar ningún compromiso con la igualdad de género. Por ello, se considera conveniente formular una serie de principios y recomendaciones sobre esta materia en la línea de los previstos en el Código de Buen Gobierno de Sociedades Cotizadas (CBGSC) a las que todo el movimiento debería adherirse sometiéndose al principio comply or explain. En este sentido, los Principios del Derecho Cooperativo Europeo (PECOL) podrían servir como inspiración.
Classification of major species in the sericite–Artemisia desert grassland using hyperspectral images and spectral feature identification
Authors: Liu Wenhao , Han Wanqiang , Jin Guili , Gong Ke , Ma Jian 
Published: July 2024

Background
The species composition of and changes in grassland communities are important indices for inferring the number, quality and community succession of grasslands, and accurate monitoring is the foundation for evaluating, protecting, and utilizing grassland resources. Remote sensing technology provides a reliable and powerful approach for measuring regional terrain information, and the identification of grassland species by remote sensing will improve the quality and effectiveness of grassland monitoring.

Methods
Ground hyperspectral images of a sericite–Artemisia desert grassland in different seasons were obtained with a Soc710 VP imaging spectrometer. First-order differential processing was used to calculate the characteristic parameters. Analysis of variance was used to extract the main species, namely, Seriphidium transiliense (Poljak), Ceratocarpus arenarius L., Petrosimonia sibirica (Pall), bare land and the spectral characteristic parameters and vegetation indices in different seasons. On this basis, Fisher discriminant analysis was used to divide the samples into a training set and a test set at a ratio of 7:3. The spectral characteristic parameters and vegetation indices were used to identify the three main plants and bare land.

Results
The selection of parameters with significant differences (P < 0.05) between the recognition objects effectively distinguished different land features, and the identification parameters also differed due to differences in growth period and species. The overall accuracy of the recognition model established by the vegetation index decreased in the following order: June (98.87%) > September (91.53%) > April (90.37%). The overall accuracy of the recognition model established by the feature parameters decreased in the following order: September (89.77%) > June (88.48%) > April (85.98%).

Conclusions
The recognition models based on vegetation indices in different months are superior to those based on feature parameters, with overall accuracies ranging from 1.76% to 9.40% higher. Based on hyperspectral image data, the use of vegetation indices as identification parameters can enable the identification of the main plants in sericite–Artemisia desert grassland, providing a basis for further quantitative classification of the species in community images.
Impacts of Aircraft Noise on Psychosocial Health of Man: A Study in Sam Mbakwe International Cargo Airport, Imo State, Nigeria
Authors: Acholonu Chidinma , Bridget Diagi E. , Nwaogu Chukwudi , Okorondu Justin N. , Chinonye Ekweogu , Susan Ajiere , Victor Agidi , Uyo Chijioke , Ifeoma Obijuru 
Published: July 2024

Noise can be seen as unwanted sound which is unpleasant to man and the Environment. One of the sources of noise pollution which has effect on man is aircraft noise. Noise assessment level data were obtained at three stages of aircraft operation; Standby, Take-off and Landing for a period of five days. Two airlines within the same age limit were assessed for the study. The sound meter utilized in this study is sound meter android application. It has the measurement range of 30 to 130 dB(A) with an accuracy of ±2 dB(A) and resolution 0.1 dB(A). 100 copies of structured questionnaire were used to solicit information within the airport environment from workers on the perceived effects of aircraft noise on their health and daily activities within the airport. Data were collected and compared with World Health Organization (W.H.O) standard. Findings of the study revealed that the recorded noise levels were above the W.H.O permissible limit. Although, there were variation in noise level between the two airlines and the different stages assessed. Findings from the questionnaire survey also revealed that 80% of the population admitted that the noise levels had impact on their health ranging from annoyance, stress, deprivation of sleep, hearing problems amongst others. The study confirmed that aircraft noise had an impact on health and well-being of people. The study therefore, recommends that there is need to reduce the aviation noise impacts in other to promote human and environmental health.
The Distribution Policy of Non-Cash Food Assistance in the Sendana Sub-District of Palopo City, Indonesia
Authors: Roba Sahra , Rifdan  , Sailan Manan 
Published: July 2024

This research aims to analyses and offer public policy strategies in implementing the food assistance program policy in Sendana Sub-district. This research uses a qualitative method conducted in Sendana Sub-district, which according to the information was done purposively by considering representation in each sub-district. Data was obtained using observation, interview and document analysis techniques. Then the collected data was analyzed using interactive qualitative techniques between data collection, data reduction, data presentation and conclusion drawing. The research results show that: The implementation strategy of the Non-Cash Food Assistance policy, the policy formula of the implementation mechanism is not in accordance with what is formulated in the policy so that the policy formula has not optimally run well in the Sendana District area. It can be concluded that the policy implementation strategy of the non-cash food assistance distribution program is oriented towards improving organisational management in improving human resource capabilities, increasing potential by paying attention to human resource development and training, understanding the application of SOPs, paying attention to operational facilities and infrastructure, building good coordination in creating humanist communication.
Identification of Mutations in Zebrafish Using Next‐Generation Sequencing
Authors: Henke Katrin , Bowen Margot E. , Harris Matthew P. 
Published: October 2013

AbstractWhole‐genome sequencing (WGS) has been used in many invertebrate model organisms as an efficient tool for mapping and identification of mutations affecting particular morphological or physiological processes. However, the application of WGS in highly polymorphic, larger genomes of vertebrates has required new experimental and analytical approaches. As a consequence, a wealth of different analytical tools has been developed. As the generation and analysis of data stemming from WGS can be unwieldy and daunting to researchers not accustomed to many common bioinformatic analyses and Unix‐based computational tools, we focus on how to manage and analyze next‐generation sequencing datasets without an extensive computational infrastructure and in‐depth bioinformatic knowledge. Here we describe methods for the analysis of WGS for use in mapping and identification of mutations in the zebrafish. We stress key elements of the experimental design and the analytical approach that allow the use of this method across different sequencing platforms and in different model organisms with annotated genomes.Curr. Protoc. Mol. Biol. 104:7.13.1‐7.13.33. © 2013 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Helicase‐Dependent Amplification of Nucleic Acids
Authors: Cao Yun , Kim Hyun‐Jin , Li Ying , Kong Huimin , Lemieux Bertrand 
Published: October 2013

AbstractHelicase‐dependent amplification (HDA) is a novel method for the isothermal in vitro amplification of nucleic acids. The HDA reaction selectively amplifies a target sequence by extension of two oligonucleotide primers. Unlike the polymerase chain reaction (PCR), HDA uses a helicase enzyme to separate the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) strands, rather than heat denaturation. This allows DNA amplification without the need for thermal cycling. The helicase used in HDA is a helicase super family II protein obtained from a thermophilic organism, Thermoanaerobacter tengcongensis (TteUvrD). This thermostable helicase is capable of unwinding blunt‐end nucleic acid substrates at elevated temperatures (60° to 65°C). The HDA reaction can also be coupled with reverse transcription for ribonucleic acid (RNA) amplification. The products of this reaction can be detected during the reaction using fluorescent probes when incubations are conducted in a fluorimeter. Alternatively, products can be detected after amplification using a disposable amplicon containment device that contains an embedded lateral flow strip. Curr. Protoc. Mol. Biol. 104:15.11.1‐15.11.12. © 2013 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Stress magnitude and orientation in the Potiguar Basin, Brazil: Implications on faulting style and reactivation
Authors: Reis Álvaro F. C. , Bezerra Francisco H. R. , Ferreira Joaquim M. , do Nascimento Aderson F. , Lima Cláudio C. 
Published: October 2013

AbstractWe analyzed borehole breakout data and drilling‐induced tensile fractures derived from resistivity image logs run at 10 oil wells to derive the orientation of the maximum horizontal stress SHmax from the Potiguar Basin in the continental margin of Brazil. Stress magnitudes are derived from density logs for the vertical stress, mini‐frac tests for the minimum horizontal stress Shmin, and rock strength laboratory analysis to estimate the SHmax magnitudes. We compared these results with the stress regime and SHmax orientation derived from nine earthquake series located in the crystalline basement, where seismicity is concentrated, and previous breakout data from the basin. In the basin, the SHmax gradient is 20.0 MPa/km, and the SHmax/Shmin ratio is 1.154, indicating a normal tectonic stress regime from 0.5 to 2.0 km, whereas the SHmax gradient of 24.5 MPa/km and SHmax/Shmin ratio of 1.396 indicate a transition from a normal to strike‐slip stress regime at 2.5 to 4.0 km. The deeper stress regime in the basin is similar to that in the basement at 1–12 km depth. This transition of the tectonic stress regime is consistent with an incipient tectonic inversion in the basin. We note that the SHmax orientation rotates from NW–SE in the western part of the Potiguar Basin to E–W in its central and eastern parts, roughly following the shoreline geometry, indicating that local features such as flexural stresses influence the local (scale < 100 km) stress pattern. We also conclude that the basement is critically stressed, but not the basin.
The role of harzburgite layers in the morphology of subducting plates and the behavior of oceanic crustal layers
Authors: Yoshida Masaki 
Published: October 2013

AbstractNumerical simulations of mantle convection with semidynamic plate subduction in 3‐D geometry is performed to investigate the role of harzburgite layers in the morphology of subducting plates and the behavior of oceanic crustal layers. The results show that a “buckled” crustal layer is observed under the “heel” of the stagnant slab that begins to penetrate into the lower mantle, regardless of the magnitude of the viscosity of the harzburgite layer, ∆ηhrz, when the factor of viscosity increase at the boundary of the upper and lower mantle, ∆ηlm, is larger than 60–100. As ∆ηhrz increases, the curvature of buckling is larger. When ∆ηlm and ∆ηhrz are larger, the volumes of crustal and harzburgite materials trapped in the mantle transition zone (MTZ) are also larger, although almost all of the materials penetrate into the lower mantle. These materials are trapped in the MTZ for over tens of millions of years.
Relative influence of oceanic and terrestrial pressure systems in driving upwelling‐favorable winds
Authors: García‐Reyes M. , Sydeman W. J. , Black B. A. , Rykaczewski R. R. , Schoeman D. S. , Thompson S. A. , Bograd S. J. 
Published: October 2013

AbstractWe use the 20th Century Reanalysis database to assess the influence of oceanic and terrestrial atmospheric pressure systems on winter and summer upwelling‐favorable winds in Eastern Boundary Upwelling Systems. The analysis provides baseline information regarding the roles of continental thermal low (CTL) and oceanic high (OH) pressure systems in driving seasonal upwelling modes, which have high biological relevance. We show that variability in upwelling‐favorable winds is dominated by OH, particularly in winter, and only weakly influenced by CTL, except at annual time scales. This is most pronounced in the California system given that the North Pacific High dominates wind variability. In contrast, CTL and OH equally influence Benguela upwelling‐favorable winds during summer. This work underscores the need to understand how OH systems are likely to respond to climate change and how this might impact coastal winds that drive upwelling and productivity in these ecosystems.
Electrical and thermal transport properties of iron and iron‐silicon alloy at high pressure
Authors: Seagle Christopher T. , Cottrell Elizabeth , Fei Yingwei , Hummer Daniel R. , Prakapenka Vitali B. 
Published: October 2013

AbstractThe efficiency of heat transfer by conduction in the Earth's core controls the dynamics of convection and limits the power available for the geodynamo. We have measured the room temperature electrical resistivity of iron and iron‐silicon alloy to 60 GPa and present a new model of the resistivity at high pressures and temperatures relevant to the Earth's core. The model is compared with available shock wave data and theoretical studies. For a power law and linear temperature dependence of electrical resistivity, the calculated thermal conductivity at the core‐mantle boundary is ~67–145 W/m/K for pure Fe and ~41–60 W/m/K for Fe–9 wt % Si. Impurities in the core have a strong effect on the transport properties of iron that could significantly impact core thermal models. The models describing the data indicate higher thermal conductivity at core pressure than previously suggested, requiring additional energy sources in the past to operate the geodynamo.