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Why Canadians deserve to have mandated health and standard drink information labels on alcohol containers
Authors: Giesbrecht Norman , Wettlaufer Ashley , Vallance Kate , Hobin Erin , Naimi Timothy , Price Tina , Stockwell Tim 
Published: June 2023

AbstractTo reduce deaths, morbidity, and social problems from alcohol in Canada, a multi-dimensional robust response is needed, including a comprehensive alcohol control strategy at the provincial, territorial, and federal levels. Alcohol container labels with health and standard drink information are an essential component of this strategy. This commentary provides a rationale for the mandatory labelling of all alcohol products, summarizes Canadian initiatives to date to legislate alcohol container warning labels, and addresses myths and misconceptions about labels. Canadians deserve direct, accessible information about (1) the inherent health risks associated with alcohol consumption, (2) the number of standard drinks per container and volume of a standard drink, and (3) guidance for preventing or reducing consumption-related health risks. Enhanced health labels on alcohol containers are long overdue.
Penilaian umum pemodelan evapotranspirasi harian TSEB-PT berbsasis Sentinel-2 dan Sentinel-3 di Jawa Timur
Authors: Nugroho Ahmad Ridho , Astuti Ike Sari , Utaya Sugeng 
Published: June 2023

The Sentinel-2 and Sentinel-3 constellations provide options to complement the use of open source satellites data (Modis and Landsat) through the advantages of spatial and temporal resolution to monitor terrestrial ecosystems, one of which is evapotranspiration. Recently, Guzinski developed a daily evapotranspiration estimation methodology (ETd) which combines the roles of these two satellites with several models and TSEB-PT becomes the model with the best accuracy for EC sites on their study areas. This research is intented to assess the performance of TSEB-PT in general to be applied in East Java (Indonesia) which has different climates and landscapes using the same methodology as Guzinski. Some experimental parameterizations were also used outside of the standard operational mode, including the resistance model, and ETi to ETd extrapolation method. Our study found that the model worked well in Juanda site and was applied in other areas but did not work as well as in Juanda. The Rsl from ECMWF reanalysis data had the most significant role in producing errors, causing high average bias error in ET estimation of ~2mm/day. Landscape also affects the model performance, although in low to medium scale, whereas the model tends to work very well on homogeneous lowland landscape but the accuracy would drop on mountainous area as the cloud cover probability increased resulting the higher error chance on ETi to ETd extrapolation stage.
Konstelasi Sentinel-2 dan Sentinel-3 memberikan opsi untuk melengkapi penggunaan data satelit open source (modis/landsat) melalui keunggulan resolusi spasial dan temporal untuk monitoring ekosistem terestris, salah satunya evapotranspirasi. Baru-baru ini Guzinski mengembangkan metodologi estimasi evapotranspirasi harian (ETd) yang menggabungkan peran kedua satelit ini dengan beberapa model kesetimbangan energi dan TSEB-PT menjadi model dengan akurasi paling baik terhadap situs EC di beberapa wilayah studinya. Artikel ini dibuat untuk menilai kinerja TSEB-PT secara umum ketika diterapkan di jawa timur yang berbeda secara iklim dan landskapnya menggunakan metodologi yang sama Guzinski. Beberapa pengaturan yang berbeda dengan mode operasional model dijalankan antara lain model resistans dan proporsi nilai G serta tiga metode ekstrapolasi ETi ke ETd. Studi kami menemukan bahwa model bekerja baik pada stasiun Juanda dan memiliki kelayakan untuk diterapkan di wilayah lain meskipun tidak sebaik di Juanda. Masalah utama dan paling signifikan disemua stasiun pada temuan kami ada pada input data Rsl yang berpengaruh pada tingkat kesuksesan pemodelan serta bias error yang cukup tinggi (~2 mm/hari). Bentang lahan juga berpengaruh pada tingkat rendah-menengah pada performa model dimana wilayah homogen cenderung memiliki tingkat keberhasilan yang tinggi, serta wilayah dengan potensi frekuensi tutupan awan tinggi seperti pegunungan berisiko pada penurunan akurasi pada tahap ekstrapolasi ETi ke ETd.
Work Roles and Functions of Undergraduate Rehabilitation Services Alumni: A Replication Study
Authors: Herbert James T. 
Published: June 2023

Background:This study compared differences in work roles and functions, employment settings, job titles, and compensation received over a 12-year time period as reported by two different samples of undergraduate-trained personnel.Method:Using the same survey instrument from an earlier investigation conducted by Herbert et al. (2010), data from 166 respondents who graduated from 14 undergraduate rehabilitation programs across the country were asked to estimate the frequency and importance of each job task performed.Findings:Although there was a broad diversity in work tasks, as it relates to the ranking of job tasks performed on a daily basis and their relevance to client service outcome, there was a strong consistency between the current and earlier study, particularly among the highest ranked job tasks: providing emotional support, writing progress notes, obtaining client background information, and providing client training on problem-solving. It is also clear that undergraduate rehabilitation alumni continue working in diverse work settings and hold a wide variety of job titles earning an annual salary of $33,058, with half earning between $20,640–$35,000.Conclusions:Results from this study may be useful in terms of student recruitment information, program curriculum considerations, and accreditation requirements applicable to undergraduate rehabilitation education.
Family-Based Model of Children's Sexual Abuse and Violence Prevention Using Maternal Responsiveness Method at Jember Regency
Authors: Rokhmah Dewi , Susanto Tantut , Salma Jihan Muna , Limbong Andriani Metasari Br 
Published: June 2023

The high rate of sexual violence against children means that children in Indonesia are at risk of becoming victims of child sexual abuse and violence. The growth and development of children is related to the condition of the family including their parents, their father and mother. One of the many health outcomes associated with maternal responsiveness is cognitive and psychosocial effects where maternal responsiveness greatly influences child development. This study to develop a community-based model for the prevention of child sexual abuse and violence with the maternal responsiveness method in realizing a healthy Jember Regency. This study used an observational analytic research design with a cross-sectional study method. The population in this study were people in Rambipuji District with families who had children who were victims of sexual violence. The sample size was calculated based on the rule of the thumb formula in SEM (Structural Equation Modeling) resulting in 118 respondents. The sample was determined by using multistage random sampling technique with the sampling stage from sub-districts to clusters or RTs. Data analysis used univariate analysis and multivariate analysis used logistic regression test. Maternal factors in the good category had an effect on responsiveness by 26,750 times compared to the factors of the bad category. Based on the results of the study, the results showed that children's factors consisting of children's health status, children's gross motor system, children's fine motor systems, children's socialization in language had an effect on preventing children from sexual violence, namely children. mentally healthy and socially healthy. The majority of respondents are 26-45 years old, highly educated, work, and Javanese. The results of multivariate analysis using logistic regression, show that there is an influence between maternal factors responsiveness and there is an influence between child factors and the avoidance of children from sexual violence.
Family Member's Knowledge of Tuberculose Transmission Risk Behavior in West Kalimantan
Authors: Yulanda Nita Arisanti , Ligita Titan , Rahma R.A Gabby Novikadarti 
Published: June 2023

The bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis is the cause of tuberculosis (TB), which is a crucial problem in a community both nationally and globally. The development and evolution of the bacteria itself can cause an increase in cases. The active spread of TB is very easy through air that has been contaminated with the bacteria until it is inhaled by someone. The role of patients in preventing tuberculosis is necessary, along with their families and health care workers. Educational interventions that are part of independent nursing actions are one of the solutions to increase prevention and treatment success on a family and community scale. This study used primary data obtained through direct observation using a questionnaire consisting of patient demographic data, knowledge level, and level of infectious risk behavior. Sampling was done using non-probability sampling using a purposive sampling technique with inclusion criteria, namely the core family of patients diagnosed with TB, with good communication skills. Meanwhile, the exclusion criteria were patients who were not accompanied by their families for treatment, were not part of the core family of TB patients, MDR-TB patients. The number of samples in this study was 100 people. Data analysis in this study used the bivariate chi-square test. The study results on family members of TB patients were mostly male (52%) with a high level of knowledge (65%) and low-risk behavior (59%). The results of the statistical test with chi-square showed that a high level of knowledge had a number of cases of family members with a low risk of infectious behavior (Asimp.Sig 0.005 <0.05). Most respondents had a high knowledge level and a low risk of infection. In essence, a good educational process is capable of independently training a person to change their behavior and attitude for the better.
Analisis Impelementasi Konsep Pembelajaran Diferensiasi Dalam Mata Pelajaran Biologi Pada Era Digital 4.0 di Kelas X
Authors: Putri Siti Anindya , Prafitasari Aulya Nanda 
Published: June 2023

Learning is basically the interaction of students with their learning environment so that there is an impact in the form of changes in behavior for a better direction. The learning process is an integrated and organized process in the teaching and learning process activities, there are active interaction between teachers and students when learning takes place. Furthermore, support interactive learning as a teacher, it is necessary to develop a variety of learning media and learning tools following the development of technology and times which are increasingly sophisticated and varied educational platforms provided. Along with the development of an increasingly sophisticated era and all human activities are facilitated by the rapid development of technology. In Digital Era 4.0, many people have become consumptive in using smartphones and smart devices. It is undeniable that this also happens to most students today. Therefore, as educators, we must address this phenomenon by making smartphones and smart devices as learning media that make it easier for them to learn and can create a pleasant learning environment. Differentiated learning is one of the strategies in the independent curriculum that an educator can use to meet the needs of each learner. Differentiation is a process of teaching and learning activities where learners learn material based on their learning styles, abilities, and the needs of each learner so as to form fun and meaningful learning during the process of learning activities.
Ecological Assessment of Environmental Objects During Engineering and Environmental Surveys
Authors: Gorbunova Natal'ya , Fedoseenko Anastasiya , Abu-Hasan Mahmud 
Published: June 2023

Purpose: To assess the current ecological condition of the survey site located in the Republic of Karelia and intended for laying a non-public railway track. To analyze the component of the environment — the soil, for compliance with the requirements of regulatory documentation. To establish the category of soil pollution in accordance with Sanitary and Epidemiological Standards and Regulations SanPiN 2.1.3684 and the rules for further use in accordance with SanPiN 2.1.3685. Methods: To assess the degree of soil contamination with heavy metals and organic ecotoxicants, samples have been taken from 14 test sites. Assessment of the degree of soil contamination with heavy metals and benz(a)pyrene has been carried out in accordance with SanPiN 1.2.3685. The assessment of the degree of contamination of soils with petroleum products has been carried out in accordance with a letter from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of the Russian Federation. The assessment of the danger of soil pollution has been carried out according to several indicators (Tables 4.3–4.5 of SanPiN 2.1.3685):
–- a complex of metals for public health is made according to the indicator of total pollution (Zc);
–- the presence/absence of excess over the established maximum permissible concentrations (MPC) and approximately permissible concentrations (APC). The pollution category is determined by the worst indicator. When establishing pollution categories worse than “permissible”, recommendations have been developed for the further use of contaminated soils (Appendix No. 9 to SanPiN 2.1.3684). Results: As a result of the tests conducted, it was determined that the soil samples collected from the survey area for the construction of a non-public railway section comply with the soil pollution category of “Permissible” and, according to the rules of further usage, fall under the classification of “Unrestricted Use”. Practical Significance: The investigated soils meet all the requirements of the regulatory documentation and can be used without restrictions for the construction of the non-public railway section.
Effect of Shot Peening on the Strength and Corrosion Properties of EN AW 6082-T651 Aluminium Alloy
Authors: Ravnikar Dunja , Šturm Roman , Žagar Sebastjan 
Published: June 2023

This paper investigates the effect of shot peening on the strength and corrosion properties of EN AW 6082-T651 aluminium alloy. Surface roughness, microhardness, residual stresses and corrosion performance were investigated and compared with the untreated aluminium alloy. Cracks and delaminations in the surface layer can only be seen on the treated specimens at a working pressure of 4 bar and 8 bar, while no such effect was observed at a working pressure of 1.6 bar. The effect of dislocation densification was confirmed by the microhardness measurement of the hardened layer, where microhardness increased by up to 23 % compared to the untreated aluminium alloy. Shot peening also results in a deeper layer with higher compressive residual stresses compared to untreated specimens. With higher working pressure, surface roughness increases, which can promote localized pitting corrosion. However, all treated specimens improve the corrosion resistance and have a lower degree of anodic dissolution. The current density of the shot peened specimen with the lowest surface roughness was more than twice lower than that of the untreated specimen.
Library Of Bank Indonesia North Sumatra Representative Office In Conducting Infopreneurship For Easy Access To User Information
Authors: Humaira Intan , Purwaningtyas Franindya 
Published: June 2023

Library as a non profit institution does not convert the infopreneurship activities into money. Instead, it distributes information and conducts informations marketing for public services. Infopreneurship at the KPw Indonesia North Sumatra Bank library is carried with the aim of disseminating information and reaching the public. Infopreneurship is done by repackaging information into new forms of information.. The repackaging information are placed at the building of the KPw library of Indonesia sumut and also distributed on the social media page in order to ease the access of information. The method used in this research is qualitative with interview and observation as the methods for data collection. This research lists three sources that are used, they are The librarian, library volunteer and library visitor including the social media’s followers of the KPw Indonesia North Sumatra Bank library. Based on the observation of the library and its social media page along with the interviews of the three sources, The result found that infopreneurship provides easier access towards the information for the library visitors without the must to visit the library directly. the presented information are concise, concrete and accurate but still remains exciting to see.
Novel High-Efficient Key Component of Steel Corrosion Inhibitors Formulation for Acidification: Indolizine Derivatives of the Conventional N-Heterocyclic Quaternary Ammonium Salts
Authors: Yang Zhen , Wang Yefei , Finšgar Matjaž , Wu Jiajia , Ding Wengang 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
Acidizing, the widely used technique for well stimulation, requires a great consumption of effective Corrosion Inhibitors (CIs), due to the severe and fast corrosion of metallic equipment caused by strong hot acid as soon as the acidizing fluids are pumping down to reservoir. This paper presents a new concept of indolizine derivative inhibitors with remarkable inhibition effectiveness for steel under acidizing condition, which will reduce the cost and environmental burden of acidizing CIs significantly.
Indolizine derivatives of several quinolinium salts (serves as main component of currently used acidizing CIs) were synthesized respectively through an optimized mild procedure from quinoline and different halides. The inhibition of the new inhibitors for N80 steel were evaluated in hot 15 wt.% HCl by gravimetric and electrochemical analysis, while their corrosion prevention mechanism were studied. Surface adsorption and thermodynamic aspect of inhibition process were also investigated. Synergistic inhibition performances of the indolizine derivatives with surfactant, KI and other additives were examined.
For the synthesis step, a relatively high yield of the crude products were reported. Inhibition assessment results showed that compared with their quinolinium salt precursors, the dimer derivative can dramatically mitigate the corrosion speed and exhibit considerable inhibition efficiencies even at an extremely low dosage. The results obtained from gravimetric tests, electrochemical methods as well as the surface analysis are in good agreement and confirmed the well-behaved anti-corrosion properties of the derivatives. Conclusion from biotoxicity experiments showed that compared with their precursor quinolinium salts, both the indolizine derivatives and the original quinolinium salts share almost the same EC50 values, revealing the advantages in eco-friendly aspect. Mechanism study reveals that the new compounds can be characterized as cationic "mixed type" and the special molecular structure (conjugated aromatic moiety) may contribute a lot to their remarkable inhibition. Besides, the studied dimer derivatives also presents a good solubility and thermo-stability in acid solution. The amazing synergistic inhibition of indolizine derivative obviously shows that the inhibitive mixture could be utilized as new effective CI for acidizing.
The inhibition of conventional quinoline salts CIs would get greatly updated after been converted to their indolizine dimer derivatives. This provides a smart solution for exploring innovative acidizing CI with better protection efficiency. The use of indolizine derivatives may largely minimize the total amount as well as the total expenses of CIs in acidizing fluids and showing good prospects in replacement of the current main components of acidizing CIs in the near future.
Polymer Water Shut-Off Design and Efficiency Evaluation Based on Experimental Studies
Authors: Al-Azmi Ali Abdullah , Abdul-Aziz Wejdan Jassem , Al-Yaqout Thanyan Ahmed 
Published: June 2023

AbstractUmm Gudair field, West Kuwait onshore field has been on production for more than 60 years. MN-Oolite is an upper cretaceous carbonate reservoir, and it is the main reservoir in Umm Gudair Field. After a lengthy period of production, water production began to constrain and restrict oil production, and as a result, water production drastically raised the total operating costs of the field and overburdened the surface facility. In addition to this excess artificial lift horsepower demand for lifting fluids, corrosion-related concerns and well completion damage are on the rise.In Um Gudair field, several mechanical and chemical water shut-off procedures were applied. Some of them were quite efficient and commendable in terms of increasing oil potential and decreasing water cut. However, this is not the case for all wells in the field; certain wells did not respond adequately to the mechanical water shutoff, primarily due to the conning effect, and required a different water shutoff strategy. In such situations, limiting water output by lowering the influence of water coning necessitates the use of a chemical polymer to form a chemical barrier.This paper discusses the lessons gathered from more than 30 polymers water shut-off projects undertaken in Umm Gudair field during the past three decades. A rigorous research was undertaken with a precise diagnosis, information integration, and historical well work-over and completion, production, and reservoir data integration. All data is centralized, processed, and reviewed prior to and after water shut-off treatments in order to extract lessons learned for future projects.The study indicates that the crosslinked polymer treatment is beneficial for a period of time in reducing water generation. In certain circumstances, the water cut may progressively increase, and in some cases, it will reach the pre-treatment level. In addition, the results indicate that the cross-linked polymer can improve well integrity by obstructing tiny cement channels. With high production rates, a high oil viscosity ratio, and high vertical to horizontal permeability in the reservoir, the severity of the water cone influences the polymer, and it is increasing. The success of the treatment is contingent on a number of factors, including the depth of polymer penetration in the formation, rock petrophysics, formation heterogeneity, polymer characteristics, and the correct operation techniques and implementation.
Wettability Alteration of Reservoir Rock by Nonionic, Anionic and Cationic Surfactant in Water-Based Drilling Fluid
Authors: Kiani Mohammad , Mirza Mohammad Ali , Erfanian Elnaz , Jafarifar Iman 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
The interaction between clay minerals in formations and drilling fluids was analyzed through a study of four core plugs in different types of fluid, including gas oil, anionic surfactant (SDS), non-ionic surfactant (PEG), and cationic surfactant (CTAB). The core plugs were cut for petrophysical tests, including permeability, saturation, X-ray diffraction, and petrographical analyses. The original samples contained clay minerals such as illite and smectite. A static immersion test revealed that swelling and dispersing changed the original petrophysical rock properties of the samples. The addition of nanoparticles of Ca, K, Na, Cl at low, high, and saturated salinity in sodium chloride (NaCl), potassium chloride (KCl), and calcium chloride (CaCl2) was used to reduce active shale and increase mud density from 8.33 to 11.8 ppg, improving petrophysical rock properties by reducing filtration and swelling. The permeability and water saturation were measured before and after core injection of the drilling fluids. The results showed that surfactants (PEG) &gt; (SDS) &gt; (CTAB) in a water-based drilling fluid improved fluid loss and viscosity and reduced the interfacial tension, shifting the reservoir wettability towards a more water-wet state in low, high, and saturation salinity. The use of surfactants in water-based mud reduced formation damage and increased well productivity.