bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
ANALISIS TEMPERATUR DAN LAJU ALIR LEAN GLYCOL TERHADAP KADAR UAP AIR PADA DRY GAS DI UNIT DEHIDRASI GAS
Authors: Sitanggang Yenny , Sihaloho Desmanto P. 
Published: September 2023

Dehidrasi gas merupakan salah satu proses penting dalam industri minyak dan gas. Dehidrasi gas diharapkan dapat menurunkan uap air dan air yang terdapat dalam gas alam, sehingga memenuhi standar gas kering yang diinginkan dengan memperhatikan parameter dehidrasi gas. Temperatur proses dan temperatur Triethylene Glycol yang berperan sebagai lean glycol merupakan salah satu parameter penting yang harus diperhatikan untuk menghasilkan dry gas dengan kadar air yang rendah dan sesuai standar. Oleh karena itu, dilakukan analisis suhu dan laju aliran lean glycol untuk dapat menerapkan proses dehidrasi agar berjalan optimal. Analisis dilakukan dengan bantuan software Unisim Design R451 dengan variasi laju alir lean glycol sebesar 8,012 x 104 lb/jam, 2,205 x 104 lb/jam, dan 2,187 x 105 lb/jam dengan kadar air pada bahan kering yang dihasilkan. gas menjadi 3,847 x 10-4 lb/MMscf, 0,4591 lb/MMscf, 1,1813 x 10-6 lb/MMscf. Variasi suhu lean glycol adalah 95,90 0F, 87 0F, 100 0F dan kadar air yang dihasilkan adalah 1,813 x 10-6 lb/MMscf, 4,783 x 10-7 lb/MMscf, dan 3,301 x 10-6 lb/MMscf.
Examining pain severity in women with rheumatoid arthritis: the impact of pain self-efficacy and perceived partner’s emotional support
Authors: Čepukienė Viktorija , Puzerienė Erika 
Published: September 2023

BackgroundEmpirical data suggest that psychosocial factors, such as pain self-efficacy (PSE) and emotional support from a partner, may alleviate the suffering caused by rheumatoid arthritis (RA) pain. However, the data are ambiguous and warrant a more comprehensive investigation into the effect of these factors on the severity of RA pain. The objective of the present study was to assess the significance of PSE and emotional support from a partner in relation to pain severity among women with RA.Participants and procedureThe study included a sample of 196 women diagnosed with RA with the mean age of 41.54. The study employed the fol-lowing measures: Rheumatoid Arthritis Pain Scale, Pain Self-efficacy Questionnaire, and Communication Based Emotional Support Scale.ResultsThe analysis revealed that higher PSE emerged as the strongest predictor for lower pain severity across all components of RA pain. However, the impact of the partner’s emotional support on pain severity was not as evident and varied depending on the specific pain component. Furthermore, the use of pain medications significantly predicted three out of four pain com-ponents. Mediation analysis revealed that perceived emotional support from a partner directly affected women’s RA pain intensity, as well as indirectly through the PSE as a mediator. Moderated mediation analysis demonstrated that the associ-ation between PSE and pain severity weakened as the duration of RA increased.ConclusionsEnhancing women’s PSE and providing appropriate training for their partners to offer effective emotional support may play a crucial role in the treatment of RA.
Clinical and psychological aspects in a group of allergic asthma patients and impact on their health status perception
Authors: Giordano Francesca , Guidotti Sara , Giordano Taddeo , Pruneti Carlo 
Published: September 2023

BackgroundThe interplay between physical and psychological symptoms frequently affects the health-related quality of life of asthma patients.Participants and procedureThis research aimed at assessing the psychological status of 60 patients attending their first/second doctor visit at which they were diagnosed with allergic asthma. Information on psychological distress was collected through the Symptom Questionnaire (SQ), personality traits were described through Cattell’s 16-Personality Factor Questionnaire (16-PF), stress-related behavior was detected through the P Stress Questionnaire (PSQ), and the perceived quality of life was described with the Rhinasthma questionnaire.ResultsThe SQ revealed anxiety levels above the clinical cut-off in 71.7% of patients, levels of depression in 46.7%, anger-hostility in 53.3%, and somatic symptoms in 65%. No significant differences were observed after three months. The 16-PF scores were also suggestive of specific personality traits associated with the predisposition towards psychosomatic disorders. However, no stress-related behaviors were observed with the PSQ. Rhinasthma highlighted a certain degree of the perceived quality of life. Additionally, the quality of life correlated with age, all psychological distress scales, a few personality traits, vigor, and stress disorders.ConclusionsAllergic asthma patients present a higher-than-average level of psychological distress and impaired perceived quality of life at the time of diagnosis. Therefore, it is important to assess the psychological status in addition to the respiratory function.
Subjetivaciones neoliberales y disonancias cognitivas en la Perspectiva Performativa. Un análisis desde la modernidad reflexive.
Authors: Lobo-Fernández Eugenio Fernando 
Published: September 2023

Este ensayo tiene como propósito analizar la relación entre la perspectiva queer o performativa de género y la producción de subjetividades generada por el neoliberalismo. Entre los hallazgos logrados a través del ejercicio hermenéutico se tiene que, en el contexto de la modernidad reflexiva, existe el riesgo de que la perspectiva performativa funcione en una dinámica de cooperación no voluntaria con las subjetivaciones neoliberales; esto ocurre porque en la era digital, las personas reciben información por diferentes vías sobre la perspectiva queer que invita a la emancipación sexual en particular, pero también a la liberación de las categorías reificadoras del neoliberalismo hetero patriarcal en general, al mismo tiempo que reciben mucha otra información que, en cambio, fomenta las subjetividades neoliberales. El resultado de esta recepción de información contradictoria es el surgimiento de disonancia cognitiva a nivel individual. Así, frente a la imposibilidad de cambiar el modelo neoliberal, la disonancia se supera resignificando los mensajes de la perspectiva performativa, tornándose funcionales a las subjetivaciones neoliberales. Esta línea argumentativa se centra en tres casos de producciones de subjetividades; individuos automotivados, individuos que deben aprender a vivir en una sociedad de incertidumbre e individuos que encuentran su identidad como consumidores.
Implementasi Kebijakan Kota Layak Anak (KLA) di Kelurahan Bende Kecamatan Kadia Kota Kendari
Authors: Ode Wahiyuddin La , Ihsan Mattalitti Muhammad , Sari Darwan , Isman Isman 
Published: September 2023

Penelitian ini memdeskripsikan implementasi kebijakan KLA di kelurahan Bende kecamatan Kadia kota Kendari. Mendiskripsikan implementasi kebijakan KLA di kelurahan Bende berdasarkan empat faktor implementasi kebijakan publik. Metode penelitian yang digunakan adalah metode penelitian deskriptif kualitatif dengan pengumpulan data melalui wawancara, pengamatan dan dokumentasi. Hasil pengumpulan data tersebut akan disajikan secara deskriptif. Hasil penelitian yang dilakukan berdasarkan 4 faktor yang mempengaruhi kebijakan KLA antara lain: 1) kegiatan sosialisasi dan kampanye kebijakan KLA di kelurahan Bende masih kurang dilakukan sehingga masih banyak masyarakat yang belum mengetahui tentang kebijakan KLA dikarenakan wabah covid-19 yang juga melanda kota Kendari sehingga anggaran kegiatan sosialisasi dan kampanye kebijakan KLA di kelurahan Bende dialihkan; 2) anggota GT KLA kelurahan Bende belum ada yang terlatih hak anak walaupun anggota GT KLA kelurahan Bende menunjukkan tingkat kepedulian yang cukup tinggi terhadap pemenuhan hak-hak anak tetapi anggota GT KLA harus mengetahui dan memahami substansi kebijakan KLA; 3) anggota GT KLA dan masyarakat kelurahan Bende menunjukkan sikap yang mendukung kebijakan KLA sehingga memudahkan dalam implementasi kebijakan KLA; 4) struktur kelembagaan GT KLA kelurahan bende cukup baik karena diisi oleh tenaga dan sumber daya yang memadai yang mempunyai kualifikasi yang sesuai dengan bidang-bidang pemenuhan hak anak. Bidang-bidang tersebut mempunyai tugas dan fungsi untuk menyusun dan melaksanakan kegiatan-kegiatan dalam rangka implementasi kebijakan KLA di kelurahan Bende. Kesimpulan hasil penelitian ini yaitu implementasi kebijakan KLA di kelurahan bende masih belum optimal. Saran yang dapat diberikan adalah perlunya kegiatan sosialisasi dan kampanye bagi masyarakat dan pelatihan hak-hak anak bagi anggota GT KLA kelurahan Bende. Disamping itu fasilitas pendukung implementasi kebijakan KLA juga perlu ditingkatkan salah satunya dapat melalui tanggungjawab sosial pihak-pihak swasta seperti dunia usaha dan media massa serta penguatan kelembagaan GT KLA melalui SOP indikator atau standar pelaksanaan kebijakan KLA di kelurahan Bende.
ESAFIOS IN INCLUSIVE PEDAGOGICAL PRACTICES IN THE PROCESS OF LITERACY AND LITERACY
Authors: Medeiros Elizabete Maria Goncalves Tabosa , Lima Luciana Maria Tabosa de , Oliveira Margarete Maria Goncalves Tabosa de , Coutinho Diógenes José Gusmão 
Published: September 2023

Although we are facing a challenging scenario, the pedagogical practices and activities worked with the student with special needs, when it comes to literacy and literacy, goes through different obstacles, ranging from the reception to the training of educators and collaborators who need to adapt to the new needs of the students. It is up to the school to adapt to the demands of students who arrive with their limitations, whether physical or intellectual, putting the educator in new challenges of including this individual within the school learning activities. Given this context, the following question arises: What resources or tools can the educator have to face the challenges of inclusion in the process of literacy and literacy? Therefore, inclusive education comes to address how the regular school has applied and evaluated its pedagogical practices thought in the perspective of inclusion, better understanding its norms, methodologies, actions, guidelines and curricular guidelines that can be developed during the school year. This article is a bibliographic research, of descriptive character of qualitative approach. The sources used were scielo and scirus. It was used as a source: books, articles, dissertations and theses of scientific websites. Among the results portrayed in this article we have: process of curricular adaptation through the Pedagogical Political Project, didactic-pedagogical strategies, teacher training, as well as alternative spaces such as libraries, to motivate students to learn. Thus, it was found that building new pedagogical practices can help in the inclusion of students with special needs, respecting their desires, needs and potentialities.
Communicating scientific uncertainties
Authors: Seidl Roman , Mintzlaff Volker 
Published: September 2023

Abstract. Communicating a message of scientific uncertainty to a general audience is
difficult because laypeople usually lack the conceptual tools to understand
uncertainty (e.g., quantification methods). In addition, uncertainties can
lead to mistrust and can be misused to prevent or delay radioactive waste
management. On the proposed poster, we report the results of an experimental study (N=177) that investigated preferences for and trust in different visualizations of simulation results and tested different modes of communication (verbal, numerical, and visual/graphical). The participants processed three different parts, namely (1) the variation in the form of presentation of a scientific result, (2) the variation in the sender/source of a scientific result in numerical format, and (3) a direct comparison of two representations of simulation results (deterministic and probabilistic). Besides socio-demographics, we used items to check for the potential impact of numeracy and verbal skills, the need for a cognition concept, and questions on science in general, as well as the acceptance of a potential deep-ground repository. The dependent variable in each part was the degree of trust in the scientific validity of the information. For an example result, see Fig. 1. Clear influences of the non-dependent variables are only evident to a limited extent. Women rate their numerical abilities less highly than men do. There is no difference in verbal skills. The latter variable is also not explanatory, while numerical ability is relevant for the choice of the
probabilistic variant and the corresponding trust rating in Experiment 3.
The most striking result is that the attitude towards a deep geological repository for high-level nuclear waste (HLW; degree of acceptance) is the decisive parameter in all experimental conditions. The oral presentation will focus on another challenge of uncertainty communication, namely unquantifiable model uncertainties. In a repository, these may arise from the heterogeneity of the host rock. One of these potential uncertainties may be an undetected fault parallel in the drift axis in clayey host rocks. At the Konrad site, an anchor failure in an infrastructure drift resulted from such a fault. To deal with this kind of uncertainty, a certain kind of flexibility is needed to react to such events. The talk should initiate a discussion on the importance of communicating these potential uncertainties and on the impact of these uncertainties on the repository program.
Selection of essential records from a repository program to inform future generations: insights from a study for the Konrad repository
Authors: Noseck Ulrich , Wellmann Peter , Rübel André , Kindlein Jonathan , Panning Diana , Wolf Jens 
Published: September 2023

Abstract. During the NEA initiative Preservation of Records, Knowledge and Memories
(RK&amp;M) Across Generations, a systemic approach was developed to establish
a diverse RK&amp;M preservation strategy that integrates multiple and
complementary methods with varying characteristics (NEA, 2019a). One of
these methods concerns the preservation of a so-called Set of Essential
Records (SER) (NEA, 2019b). The SER is proposed as a collection of the most
important records for waste disposal selected for permanent preservation
during the repository lifetime. The goals are (i) to provide members of
future generations, primarily professionals, with knowledge of radioactive waste management (RWM), the contextual information that helps them to understand the repository system
and its implementation process on a deeper technological and societal level,
and (ii) to reduce the number of records deemed for preservation to a
manageable set and thereby rationalize required resources. On a generic abstract basis, a procedure for how to identify and select the
essential records from the vast number of records produced during a
repository program has been proposed (NEA, 2019b). However, the actual
approach for how to implement the SER has not yet been defined. The current
project tests how this abstract procedure can be implemented by
applying it to the records of a “real” repository (currently under
construction), i.e., the Konrad mine for the disposal of low- and
intermediate-level radioactive waste in Germany, anchoring it in an existing
research and technical context. This helps to check which tools can
contribute to the procedure and to evaluate how far the process can be
automatized. Special challenges arise from the fact that the license
application for construction and operation of the repository was submitted
in 1989, and many key records are already more than 30 years old. During the
course of this study, 77 016 records, including 4866 full reports, were
accessible in the Konrad record management system. Different approaches and
tools have been applied to test an efficient record-selection procedure,
which reduced the SER to about 150 records. The applied methods and current
status of the study will be presented.
Learning through participation processes
Authors: Hölzle Ingo , Krütli Pius 
Published: September 2023

Abstract. The Site Selection Act (StandAG) defines the selection of a repository as a learning process (lernendes Verfahren) in § 1. Learning is also an essential aspect of transdisciplinary (td) research projects – apart from capacity and network building in addition to supporting change. Transdisciplinarity means that different academic disciplines (interdisciplinary) work together with practitioners (e.g. citizens, NGOs and government officials) to integrate the knowledge, interests and values from various sources to solve a real-world problem (Klein et al., 2001). Joint working involves a functional dynamic collaboration of disciplines and societal actors, starting with problem framing (co-design) through problem analysis and exploring the impact at the end (co-production). Learning can take place during all phases of the research process and at all levels (i.e. from the individual to the institution). Moreover, how and what is learnt is specific to the project context, topic (e.g. renewable energy) and coincidence of different knowledge types (system, transformation and target knowledge). The Transdisciplinarity Lab (TdLab) carries out the accompanying research in TRANSENS. TRANSENS is one of the few td research projects found internationally in the field of nuclear waste management. The TdLab analyses, amongst other things, the learning that stems from participation activities. Therefore, we would like to identify the manifold learning experiences of stakeholder integration during the site selection procedure, on the one hand, and of td research projects, on the other hand. Taking into account the perspectives of citizens, practitioners and scientists, this interactive workshop seeks to accomplish the following (see Fig. 1):
make visible the learning areas from participation processes in the “real world” (practice; e.g. site selection process) and under “laboratory conditions” (research projects; e.g. TRANSENS), identify the transferability of learning areas from science to practice (including limitations), determine useful learning areas from research projects for practice, and identify knowledge gaps in the “real world” for research projects in the future.
From the interactive workshop, we expect the identification of key learning areas, their specific relevance for nuclear waste management and the
identification of topics for future research.
The slip tendency of 3D faults in Germany
Authors: Röckel Luisa , Ahlers Steffen , Morawietz Sophia , Müller Birgit , Hergert Tobias , Reiter Karsten , Henk Andreas , Ziegler Moritz , Heidbach Oliver , Schilling Frank 
Published: September 2023

Abstract. Fault reactivation potential is a crucial aspect for many underground utilizations, such as the construction and long-term safety
of a nuclear waste repository, as seismic events can endanger these
operations. An estimation of the fault reactivation potential requires
information about the stress field, but stress data are only available
pointwise and are not evenly distributed throughout Germany. Geomechanical–numerical modeling can be used to derive a spatially continuous description of all six independent components of the stress
tensor as shown by the model of Germany by Ahlers et al. (2022). Information
about the geometry of faults extending several kilometers in depth is provided for most areas in Germany by the geological models of the federal
states and geological models created in the framework of projects such as
GeoMol (Assessing subsurface potentials of the Alpine Foreland Basins for sustainable planning and use of natural resources) or GeORG (Geopotenziale des tieferen Untergrundes im Oberrheingraben). We use the 3D fault geometries provided by such models and map the stress data from the Germany model by Ahlers et al. (2022) onto these faults. Then, assuming hydrostatic pore pressure, we
calculate the so-called slip tendency (TS), the ratio between resolved
shear stress and the effective normal stress on the fault plane as a measure
of fault reactivation potential. A fault is considered critical when its TS value exceeds its coefficient of friction. In general, TS ranges between 0 and 0.7 for the analyzed faults. The highest overall TS values are observed along the NNE–SSW-striking Upper
Rhine Graben, where TS routinely reaches and exceeds values of 0.7. In
the North German Basin, the Ore Mountains and Saxony only very few TS
values exceed 0.7. The area with the lowest overall TS is the Molasse
Basin, where the TS of the mostly WSW–ENE-striking faults only rarely exceeds values of 0.4. In general, N–S- to NNE–SSW- and NW–SE-striking faults show the highest TS values, whereas WSW–ENE-striking faults show the overall lowest values. With increasing depth, TS decreases. Pore pressure and overpressure have the potential to significantly influence the
resulting TS.
Deep-future climate change scenarios for site selection of nuclear waste disposal in Germany
Authors: Kaufhold Christine , Ganopolski Andrey 
Published: September 2023

Abstract. Glacial cycles are primarily attributed to Earth's evolving orbital parameters, which change the amount of insolation received by the high latitudes in summer. Another significant aspect is how much of this solar energy is retained. Recent research (Ganopolski et al., 2016) has shown a connection between the maximum summer insolation at 65∘ N and CO2 concentration needed for glacial inception. As available fossil fuel
reserves have the capacity to impact the climate hundreds of thousands of
years into the future (Archer and Ganopolski, 2005), there is a great deal of uncertainty regarding when (and how) glacial cycles will resume under
different emission scenarios. Using the newly developed Earth system model of intermediate complexity,
CLIMBER-X (Willeit et al., 2022), in conjunction to a reduced complexity
model of glacial cycles (Talento and Ganopolski, 2021), the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) will provide a set of deep-future climate change scenarios for Germany for the next 100 000 years (more detailed scenarios) and for the next 1 million years. These experiments will be evaluated in collaboration with other project partners and seek to quantify the degree of uncertainty in Earth's climate for the site selection planning of a deep geological repository. The tuning of CLIMBER-X to current glacial conditions is displayed with
regards to paleoclimatic data. Variables in the climate, such as temperature, precipitation, and sea level, are showcased for different
emission scenarios. Conditions of the European ice sheet complex during
future glacial cycles are presented. We argue that these results should be
considered when discussing processes which effect the safety of a nuclear
waste repository, including subterranean stress, permafrost, groundwater
changes, chemical reactions, erosion, and subrosion. A detailed analysis and sensitivity study of the model simulations will be performed to assess the overall uncertainty associated with the climate response due to different cumulative anthropogenic CO2 emissions and model parameters.