bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
التحليل المورفومتري لحوض وادي القصر في قضاء الشرقاط
Authors: حميد الجبوري دلي خلف , عباس خضير ضاحي خضر 
Published: February 2024

تهدف الدراسة إلى تحليل الخصائص المورفومترية لحوض وادي القصر، والمتمثلة بالخصائص المساحية والطولية والشكلية والتضاريسية، وخصائص شبكة المراتب النهرية التي تلتقي مع بعضها. اعتمدت الدراسة على نظم المعلومات الجغرافية والخرائط الطبوغرافية ونموذج الارتفاع الرقمي (DEM) لمنطقة الحوض لعام 2021 بدقة تميزية قدرها (12.5) متر، كأداة لأعداد خريطة شبكة التصريف النهري والتي صنفت بحسب طريقة ستريلر 1958؛ إذ تعطي ترتيبا رقميا للروافد التي تشكل شبكة الصرف المائي، إذ تتوزع المجاري المائية في الحوض النهري بشكل رتب تقل عددا وتزداد سعة من رتبة إلى أخرى؛ إذ تبدأ بمجاري صغيرة وكثيرة تمثل لتكون المرتبة الثانية التي تكون أقل عدد وأكثر سعة من المرتبة الأولى وتلتقي مع بعضها لتكون المرتبة الثالثة كما تلتقي الأخيرة روافدهما لتكون المرتبة الرابعة، ومنها تكون المرتبة الخامسة وهكذا تزداد المجاري رتبة إذا التقت بمرتبة مماثلة حتى تصل إلى المجرى الرئيس الذي يمثل المرتبة العليا. أبرزت الدراسة وجود خمس مراتب نهرية للحوض، واقتراب شكل الحوض للشكل المستدير؛ إذ بلغت نسبة الاستطالة في حوض وداي القصر (0.64)، وهذا يدل على ابتعاد شكل الحوض عن الشكل المستطيل أي زيادة المساحة إلى الطول، مما يعني انتظام خطوط تقسيم المياه مع الأحواض المجاورة، وقصر أطوال مجاريها مع ارتفاع دلالة خطر الفيضانات فيها، وهذا ناتج عن تغير عرض الأحواض المائية من المنبع إلى المصب وبمعامل انعطاف (1.14) تعكس التأثير البنيوي والتضاريسي للمنطقة؛ إذ يتصف الحوض بدرجة تضرس عالية، اذ بلغت نسبة التضرس (13.5) م/كم٢، لوقوعه ضمن نطاق الطيات الواطئة.
INVESTMENT IN MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE FOOD SECTOR IN JORDAN
Authors: Hamouri Basem M. 
Published: February 2024

Purpose: This research aims to demonstrate the impact of manufacturing growth, exports, and the GDP deflator on the food industry. Furthermore, it examines the influence of manufacturing growth on the food industry from 1983 to 2021.

Theoretical Framework: It should be highlighted that the global financial crisis, notably in the industrial sector, including the food sector, has had a negative impact on economic performance in 2021 (Central Bank, 2022). Jordan is still suffering from the economic consequences of events in neighboring nations.

Design/Methodology/Approach: The methods utilized in this study include descriptive methods and statistical analysis, which allow for the examination of the parameters impacting the research issue and the description and measurement of the relationship between them.

Findings: It is proven that the processing sector's production volume positively impacts the food industry by testing the hypotheses based on the research results. The GDP deflator has a positive impact on the food industry as well.

Research, Practical & Social Implications: It is advised that the food sector be given serious consideration as it has a significant impact on the country's economy and that several studies and research relating the GDP deflator to various other economic sectors be presented in order to identify and contrast the most significant economic sectors.

Originality/Value: The findings demonstrated that the expansion of exports in all economic sectors has a detrimental effect on the expansion of the food industry. The study also demonstrated that the impact of the GDP deflator on the food industry is favorable. It is advised that serious attention be paid to the food sector because it significantly impacts the country's economy. Research and studies that link the GDP deflator to various other economic sectors should be presented to identify and contrast the most significant economic sectors.
EXAMINING HUMAN RESOURCE FACTORS INFLUENCING ANALYTICAL DECISION MAKING AND ORGANIZATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS IN TECHNOLOGY DRIVEN COMPANIES
Authors: Srinivas Sandhya Kalale , Kumar Arti Arun , Basavaraj Santosh , Sivalingam Kumar Chandar 
Published: February 2024

Purpose: The primary objective of this research is to analyze and examine the factors contributing to the issues in analytical decision-making in large technology-driven Indian organizations.

Theoretical Framework: The study aims to develop an 'analytical organizational effectiveness model' and 'analytical transformation theory' for technology-driven industries.

Design/Methodology/Approaches: The study adopted a mixed methodology research design using systematic literature review (SLR), exploratory research, expert interviews and quantitative techniques to identify key variables of the study.

Findings: The SLR validated the proposed conceptual model and found that human resource factors influence analytical decision-making and organizational effectiveness.

Research Practical Social Implication: The study provides actionable insights for organizations aiming to enhance decision-making processes. This research advances analytical transformation theory by exploring and identifying key factors influencing organizational analytical transformation. This study emphasizes the human dimension in successful analytical implementation. Developing an 'analytical organizational effectiveness model' for technology-driven industries represents a significant theoretical contribution, offering a structured framework for understanding and assessing analytics within specific organizational contexts.

Originality/Value: This study is more relevant and practically applied to organizations lagging in decision-making and facing a competitive advantage.
Binary Oppositions in Arnold Whittall, Exploring Twentieth-Century Music: Tradition and Innovation (Cambridge University Press, 2003) and Their Implications for Analysis
Authors: Latham Edward D. 
Published: February 2024

Arnold Whittall’s Exploring Twentieth-Century
Music (Cambridge, 2003) posits a set of binary oppositions
(Tradition-Innovation, Apollo-Dionysus) as foundational for twentieth-century
compositional thought. The relationships between these oppositions are
examined, and four implications for analysis are discussed, including the need
to combine structuralism and hermeneutics, undertake comparative analysis,
examine source documents, and place discontinuity on equal footing with
organicism and coherence. An analysis of Act 1, Scene 2 of Arnold Schoenberg’s
Moses und Aron (1933) is offered as one example of the ways in which
Whittall’s perspective might be incorporated into a close reading.
On and On
Authors: Garcia Luis-Manuel 
Published: February 2024

Repetition has often been cast in a negative light,
associated with immature or regressive states. This view is reflected in music
criticism and pedagogy, recast in aesthetic terms and it also reappears in
cultural criticism, attacking repetition as a dangerous tool for social control.
Defenses that have been mounted in favor of repetition seem inadequate in that
they tend to recategorize certain repetitive practices as not-quite-repetition,
rather than defend repetition tout court. This article uses examples from
Electronic Dance Music (EDM) to provide an alternate approach to repetition that
focuses on the experience of pleasure instead of a static attribution of
aesthetic or ethical value. In particular, this is explored through three
concepts: repetition as process, repetition as prolongation of pleasure,
and process itself as pleasurable. Underlying these concepts is a formulation of
pleasure first coined as Funktionslust, or “function pleasure,”
reconceived here as “process pleasure.”
Problematika Manajemen Kurikulum Merdeka pada Siswa Taman Kanak-Kanak
Authors: Saring Saring , Widiyarto Sigit 
Published: February 2024

Kurikulum merdeka dirancang agar siswa mempunyai potensi kemandirian yang berdasarkan penguatan karakter Pancasila. Proses aplikasi kurikulum masih mempunyai kendala. Pembelajaran kurikulum merdeka sebaiknya dijalankan dengan manajemen berbasis sekolah. Tujuan penelitian ini adalah untuk mengetahui aspek saja yang perlu ditingkatkan pada pelaksanaan kurikulum merdeka di Taman Kanak kanak di kecamatan Cilengsi Bogor dan untuk mengetahui kendala yang ditemui dalam pelaksanaan kurikulum merdeka pada TK di kota Bogor. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah metode kualitatif. Responden, terdiri dari guru, kepala sekolah dan orang tua siswa. Penelitian dilakukan pada sekolah taman kanak-kanak di kota Bogor Jawa Barat. Hasil penelitian adalah, aspek manajemen dan pengelolaan pendidikaan berdasarkan kurikulum Merdeka merupakan aspek yang paling penting dikelola, disamping aspek-aspek lain. Kendala utama dalam pelaksanaan kurikulum merdeka adalah guru memerlukan pemahaman yang utuh tentang kurikulum, dan perlu persiapan sarana dan prasarana yang lebih lengkap. Pemerintah perlu mengevaluasi sejauh mana keberhasilan kurikulum tersebut.
Assessment of birth cohort screening of chronic hepatitis C in colorectal cancer screening patients in British Columbia
Authors: Kaviani Rojin , Chou Frank Y , He Chenxi , Marquez Vladimir 
Published: February 2024

Background: Since 2018, British Columbia (BC) has recommended chronic hepatitis C (HCV) screening for those born between 1945 and 1964, with a provincial prevalence of 2.31%. Combining HCV and colorectal cancer (CRC) screening can facilitate specialist referrals and follow-up. We assessed HCV screening uptake among CRC screening patients following the release of BC’s birth cohort guidelines and examined the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on HCV screening practices. Methods: A retrospective review was conducted on patients referred to Vancouver Coastal Health Authority’s CRC screening program. Two groups, Cohort A (October–December 2019) and Cohort B (December 2021), were studied to identify pandemic-related changes. Data on demographics, liver disease history, hepatitis B or HIV co-infection rates, and initial anti-hepatitis C and ribonucleic acid (RNA) testing dates were collected. Statistical analyses were performed with Stata 15.1. Results: A total of 579 patients were referred for the CRC screening program, of whom 465 were born between 1945 and 1964 and were included in the study. Among the 348 patients in cohort A, 144 (41%, 95% CI 36%–47%) were screened for HCV infection. Of these, four (1.2%) were positive for anti-hepatitis C, and one patient had positive RNA levels. Similar proportions of screenings were observed in cohort B (47.8%, 95% CI 39%–57%). Of those with liver disease, 66% had been screened for HCV. Conclusion: Birth cohort screening for HCV has been underutilized in British Columbia. Combining HCV and CRC screening could provide a practical approach to linking patients to health care.
‘Good Jew, Bad Jew’
Authors: Friedman Steven , Piper Laurence 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
In Good Jew, Bad Jew Steven Friedman argues that the meaning of anti-Semitism favoured by the Israeli government and its allies prioritises loyalty to the Israeli state over identification with the Jewish people. On this view, ‘good Jews’ are those who support the Israeli state, and ‘bad Jews’ are those who criticise Zionism. This framing reflects a discursive transition over decades linked to the desire to make Israel part of Europe politically and culturally. Not only has the Zionist version of anti-Semitism inverted traditional notions of Jewishness but it has transformed ‘Jewishness’ from the ‘other’ to whiteness, to an ally of white supremacists. This racial embrace goes hand in glove with the brutal practice of colonial violence evident in Gaza. Friedman makes his case drawing on the work African scholars such as Biko, Fanon and Mamdani, Southern scholars such as Ashis Nandy, as well as established scholars of the North.
Implementation of Data Mining to Predict Student Study Period with Decision Tree Algorithm (C4.5)
Authors: Putri Kirana Alyssa , Febriawan Dimas , Hasan Firman Noor 
Published: February 2024

Graduating on time is what every student wants to accomplish in college. Students of Prof. Dr. Hamka Muhammadiyah University are one of those who have this dream. Based on 2020 graduates data from the Tracer Study, 60% said the university had a high enough impact on improving competence. This data indicates that university needs to evaluate improvement of academic quality. Often, students have difficulty finding information about important factors that support achieving timely graduation. A prediction analysis is needed to provide information about the student's graduation study period. For this analysis, data mining is implemented using the classification function of the decision tree (C4.5) algorithm with RapidMiner tools. The methodology for implementing data mining follows the stages of Knowledge Discovery In Database (KDD), beginning with data collection, preprocessing, transformation, data mining, and evaluation. The research findings consist of visualization and decision tree rules that reveal GPA as the most influential factor in determining a student's study period.There is other information, namely, students graduated on time (less than equal to 4 years) amounted to 170 or 54.5% and students did not graduate on time (more than 4 years) amounted to 142 or 45.6%. Testing the performance of decision tree (C4.5) utilizing confusion matrix through RapidMiner tools, resulted in accuracy reaching 83.87%, with precision of 87.50% and recall of 91.18%. Provides evidence that the decision tree algorithm (C4.5) has optimal performance to provide valuable information about predicting student graduation in order to increase student enrollment with the right study period.
Information Technology Security Audit at the YDSF National Zakat Institution Using the ISO 27001 Framework
Authors: Kamal Mustafa , Muhamad Muhamad , Sudianto Yupit , Fauzan Muhammad Arkan , Anggito Yuvens , Yasin Wahid , Hermawan Hendrik 
Published: February 2024

In this era of cyber crimes, data security is an important aspect that needs special attention from an organization. This is reinforced by the ratification of Law Number 27 of 2022 on personal data security. The National Zakat Amil Institute (LAZNAS) Yayasan Dana Sosial al Falah (YDSF) as an institution with a legal entity and having data on more than 100,000 donors and partners, it also has an obligation to protect the personal data of donors and partners. The focus of this research is to evaluate and audit information technology at the LAZNAS YDSF, especially regarding the security aspect of information technology. Evaluations and audits were carried out using the ISO 27001 framework as a standardization of information technology security at the international level. In this study, information technology audits were conducted using quantitative methods. The assessment was carried out on seven main clauses that are priorities for the LAZNAS YDSF based on management priorities: compliance clauses, risk management, policies, assets, physical and environmental management, access control, and incident management. Data were collected using a questionnaire distributed to all the LAZNAS YDSF managers and employees. Fifty-five respondents, ranging from management to staff, were involved in filling out the questionnaire, ranging from management to staff. Based on the recapitulation of answers from respondents, it was found that the risk management and access control clauses had good results, with scores of 2,727 and 2,796. The compliance and incident management clauses have scores of 2.381 and 2.53, respectively; therefore, improvement efforts need to be made. By evaluating and auditing information technology that refers to the ISO 27001 standard, it is hoped that LAZNAS YDSF can protect and maintain the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of information, and manage and control information security risks.
Sosialisasi Alat Tanam Benih Jagung Berbasis Double Seed Hopper Di Kecamatan Pegagan Hilir
Authors: Purba Jhon Sufriadi , Sinaga Mardame Pangihuta 
Published: February 2024

The process of planting corn using conventional methods that have been happening in the community so far has become a problem faced by partners. As a result, the corn planting process takes a long time due to the stages of land preparation, seed placement, and corn covering not occurring simultaneously. By providing training and direct assistance to partners on the use of corn seed planting tools, it can improve their understanding and skills in using the tool effectively. By conducting socialization methods to provide understanding to partners with the aim of the community understanding the use of corn seed planting tools based on the double seed hopper and understanding how to maintain the tool. Thus, with this tool, the corn seed planting process becomes faster. Corn planting is the most widely produced crop in the world, and corn seed plants are most suitable for planting in high-temperature areas. Especially in Indonesia, corn plants cover more than 100 million hectares, consisting of 70 countries and even 53 developing countries. The tool being socialized is a simple tool that is used with human power by pushing without the use of motorized equipment. In the planting process, the spacing between corn seed plants and the number of corn seeds can be adjusted during the planting process. The vessel or container supplying corn seeds is a hopper located at the top, and a hole is provided at the bottom of the hopper, which is the outlet channel. Thus, the results of this socialization can shorten the time in the corn seed planting process. Keywords : corn seed; produktif; corn seed planting tool; hopper; maintenance
Pelatihan Dan Pemberdayaan Penyuluh Petani Di Kecamatan Suwawa Timur Da-lam Analisis Usahatani Sorghum
Authors: Arsyad Karlena , Sirajuddin Zulham 
Published: February 2024

Sorghum is an extraordinary commodity because of its waste-free characteristics. Almost all parts of the plant can be used, including leaves, fruit stems, and wilt. Unfortunately, the personnel at the East Suwawa BPP partners and the farmers they support still lack experience in sorghum farming, especially in profit analysis. This is an obstacle in spreading sorghum as an agricultural potential, because extension workers have difficulty providing farmers with an understanding of the benefits of sorghum farming. Therefore, knowledge is needed in carrying out farming analysis, as well as organizing human resources in farmer groups so that they can produce maximum quality and quantity. Through this knowledge and ability, it is hoped that partners can further optimize the dissemination of sorghum farming to the farmers they support so that they can produce sustainably. The methods used in this service activity are training and mentoring. For training activities, farming business analysis and farmer group management were carried out for one day, where the implementing team facilitated training to partners, namely BPP East Suwawa. After the training activities, students in the implementing team provided regular assistance for two weeks to optimize the results obtained in the training. The results of the activity showed that the activity participants were very enthusiastic during the mentoring activity, and gave positive responses, so that activities like this could be routine, especially in assisting with sorghum farming analysis. Keywords: farming analysis; sorghum; training; mentoring
Toefl Preparation Class in Non EFL Classroom: How is it Impactful on The Non-EFL Learners’ Achievement?
Authors: Angraini Nike , Iman Jaya Nur 
Published: February 2024

Having problem of reaching the tested aspects of TOEFL particularly on achieving target score of TOEFL set, participants needed to be provided an intervention with TOEFL preparation class before encountering the test. For that reason, this community service activity highlighted the impact of TOEFL preparation class on the non EFL learners’ achievement. One class was used as the sample of this activity in which it consisted of twenty students coming from different major in one of private universities in Palembang, southern region of sumatera. Descriptive analysis with experimental design was used. A test was administered to see whether or not there was a significant improvement on the non EFL learners’ TOEFL-like score achievement. The results revealed that achievement level of the participants were in the elementary and intermediate category. Besides, statistically there was a significant improvement on the EFL learners’ TOEFL-like score intervened by the provision of TOEFL preparation class. Thus, it could be further concluded that TOEFL preparation class was impactful on the non EFL undergaduates’ English achievement. Keywords: TOEFL preparation class; Non EFL Classroom; Non EFL learners’ achievement
Exploring the transmission modalities of Bunyamwera virus
Authors: Turner Erik A. , Christofferson Rebecca C. 
Published: February 2024

Bunyamwera virus (BUNV) (Bunyamwera orthobunyavirus) has been found in Sub-Saharan Africa and demonstrated recently as cocirculating with Rift Valley Fever Virus (RVFV). Little is known regarding the breadth of transmission modalities of Bunyamwera. Given its co-occurence with RVFV, we hypothesized the transmission system of BUNV shared similarities to the RVFV system including transmission by Ae. aegypti mosquitoes and environmentally mediated transmission through fomites and environmental contamination. We exposed Ae. aegypti mosquitoes to BUNV and evaluated their ability to transmit both vertically and horizontally. Further, we investigated the potential for a novel transmission modality via environmental contamination. We found that the LSU colony of Ae. aegypti was not competent for the virus for either horizontal or vertical transmission; but, 20% of larva exposed to virus via contaminated aquatic habitat were positive. However, transstadial clearance of the virus was absolute. Finally, under simulated temperature conditions that matched peak transmission in Rwanda, we found that BUNV was stable in both whole blood and serum for up to 28 days at higher total volume in tubes at moderate quantities (103–5 genome copies/mL). In addition, infectiousness of these samples was demonstrated in 80% of the replicates. At lower volume samples (in plates), infectiousness was retained out to 6–8 days with a maximum infectious titer of 104 PFU/mL. Thus, the potential for contamination of the environment and/or transmission via contaminated fomites exists. Our findings have implications for biosafety and infection control, especially in the context of food animal production.
Increasing the sensor channels: a solution for the pressing offsets that cause the physiological parameter inaccuracy in radial artery pulse signal acquisition
Authors: Chen Chao , Chen Zhendong , Luo Hongmiin , Peng Bo , Hao Yinan , Xie Xiaohua , Xie Haiqing , Li Xinxin 
Published: February 2024

Introduction: In studies of pulse wave analysis, single-channel sensors only adopt single temporal pulse signals without spatial information to show pulse-feeling patterns. Multi-channel arterial pulse signals, also named as three-dimensional pulse images (3DPIs), provide the spatial and temporal characteristics of radial pulse signals. When involving single or few-channel sensors, pressing offsets have substantial impacts on obtaining inaccurate physiological parameters like tidal peak (P2).Methods: This study discovers the pressing offsets in multi-channel pulse signals and analyzes the relationship between the pressing offsets and time of P2 (T2) by qualifying the pressing offsets. First, we employ a data acquisition system to capture 3DPIs. Subsequently, the errorT2 is developed to qualify the pressing offsets.Results: The outcomes display a central low and peripheral high pattern. Additionally, the errorT2 increase as the distances from the artery increase, particularly at the radial ends of the blood flow direction. For every 1 mm increase in distances between sensing elements and center sensing elements, the errorT2 in the radial direction escalates by 4.87%. When the distance is greater than 3.42 mm, the errorT2 experiences a sudden increase.Discussion: The results show that increasing the sensor channels can overcome the pressing offsets in radial pulse signal acquisition.