bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Penerapan Metode Fuzzy Time Series Berbasis Algoritma Novel Dalam Memprediksi Indeks Harga Konsumen Di Provinsi Lampung
Authors: Ahmad Muhaimin  , Permata Sari Reni , Ma’rufah Hayati  
Published: January 2025

Indeks Harga Konsumen (IHK) menjadi indikator ekonomi yang digunakan sebagai standar untuk mengukur nilai dari rata-rata perubahan harga barang dan jasa yaitu berupa inflasi dan deflasi di tingkat konsumen. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk memprediksi nilai IHK di Provinsi Lampung pada Bulan Agustus Tahun 2023 menggunakan metode Fuzzy Time Series (FTS) berbasis Algoritma Novel dengan metode FTS Klasik. Hasil pengujian menunjukkan bahwa metode FTS berbasis Algoritma Novel memberikan hasil yang lebih akurat, dengan Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) sebesar 0,082% dan korelasi sebesar 0,999. Sedangkan metode FTS Klasik menghasilkan Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) sebesar 0,101% dan korelasi sebesar 0,998. Hasil prediksi nilai IHK di Provinsi Lampung pada Bulan Agustus Tahun 2023 menggunakan metode FTS berbasis Algoritma Novel sebesar 116,40 dan hasil prediksi menggunakan metode FTS Klasik sebesar 116,30.
Tourism Promotion Strategy in Banyuwangi (2012-2021)
Authors: Aisya Nadin , Yuliati Yuliati 
Published: January 2025

The purpose of this research is to find out about the promotional strategies used by Banyuwangi Regency in developing tourism in Banyuwangi, a district located at the eastern tip of Java Island from 2012 to 2021. Tourism in Banyuwangi itself covers land, sea, and mountains located from north to south. This writing uses historical methods using primary sources and secondary sources. Sources that support this writing include books, photos, newspapers, and scientific articles. The results of this paper's study show that the development of tourism in Banyuwangi for approximately 10 years has increased quite significantly. This can be seen from how the Banyuwangi Regency government participates in efforts to advance tourism development in Banyuwangi.
Relationship between nutrition and chronic low back pain. Review
Authors: Gubska O. Y. , Ovdiia M. O. , Kurets O. O. 
Published: January 2025

Low back pain is a common and complex condition that significantly affects people’s daily functioning, ability to work, quality of life and places a significant burden on the healthcare system. Chronic low back pain is pain that persists for more than 12 weeks and is caused by mechanical, psychological and social factors. The main risk factors for chronic low back pain include a sedentary lifestyle, overweight and obesity, high stress levels, smoking, sleep disturbances, concomitant chronic diseases and poor diet. The World Health Organisation emphasises the importance of nutrition as part of a healthy lifestyle and an important preventive aspect of chronic non-communicable diseases. The relationship between nutrition and health is complex and multicomponent, involving direct and indirect mechanisms of influence. In recent years, a significant number of publications have appeared in the literature on the relationship between nutrition and low back pain. The purpose of this review was to analyse and systematise the knowledge on the mechanisms of the relationship between nutrition and chronic low back pain. An unhealthy diet is the main cause of underweight or overweight, which has an indirect effect on the development of chronic low back pain. Diets with anti-inflammatory properties can reduce inflammation, normalize weight, and have a positive effect on the course of chronic low back pain. The review found that the main mechanisms of interaction between nutrition and chronic pain are the pro-inflammatory properties of foods, underweight, overweight and obesity, and macro and micronutrient deficiencies. There is a need to develop nutritional strategies for patients with chronic low back pain as one of the key areas of a multidisciplinary approach to solving this problem.
Hypothyroidism and its Physiological Consequences in Pulmonary Functions
Authors: Sushil Kharel  , Subash Pant  , Sanat Chalise  , Binod Raut  
Published: January 2025

Background & Objectives: Hypothyroidism is very common globally and there is exponential elevation in hypothyroidism in Nepal as well. There are very few studies done in past to assess effect of hypothyroidism on pulmonary function. This study was conducted to study pulmonary function test in hypothyroid patients and to evaluate and asses the pulmonary function with thyroid stimulating hormone levels in newly detected hypothyroid patients.
Materials and Methods: A total of 51 (21 Male & 30 Female) hypothyroid patients were selected and equal number 51 (21 Male & 30 Female) of matched control groups were taken. Participants participated voluntarily after being given a detailed explanation of the purpose of the study. All newly detected hypothyroid patients visiting medicine OPD of KMCTH were included in the study. Smokers, former smokers, patients suffering from debilitating and pulmonary diseases were excluded from the study.
Results: Pulmonary function tests were evaluated by computerized spirometer HELIOS 702. Data obtained was analyzed with the help of SPSS. Both FVC (Cases: 1.77 ± 0.35 & Controls: 2.85 ± 0.46) and FEV1 (Cases: 1.30 ± 0.35 & Controls: 2.38 ± 0.41) means were decreased in hypothyroid patients. Forced vital capacity (FVC) and forced expiratory volume in one sec (FEV1) showed strong negative correlation with Thyroid stimulating hormone levels (TSH).
Conclusion: Hypothyroidism affects the pulmonary function to variable degree with higher levels of TSH. All hypothyroid patients must be assessed for abnormalities of pulmonary function to prevent from adverse outcomes.
Misgender or out yourself: Vulnerability in pronoun sharing practices
Authors: Brown Cedar 
Published: January 2025

This article discusses how the practice of sharing pronouns in introduction rounds can counterbalance the vulnerability of trans people in a system of mutually reinforcing cisnormative social institutions. It allows for the discursive construction of gendered personhood that may not otherwise be recognisable to others in the room, as well as giving institutional authorisation to trans people, thus delegitimising and decentring transphobia. However, pronoun rounds engender a vulnerable space for trans people, who may feel pressure to misgender or out themselves, as well as for others, who may not previously have had to confront their own relationship with gender and pronouns in this way. Drawing on (auto)ethnographic and interview data from both Australia and the United States, this article contends that while pronoun rounds have the potential to be generative and respectful, the realisation of this potential is determined by how they are enacted. Este artículo analiza cómo la práctica de compartir pronombres en rondas de presentación puede contrarrestar la vulnerabilidad de las personas trans en un sistema de instituciones sociales cisnormativas que se refuerzan mutuamente. Esta práctica permite la construcción discursiva de la persona de género que de otro modo no sería reconocible para el resto en la sala, además de otorgar autorización institucional a las personas trans, deslegitimando y descentrando así la transfobia. Sin embargo, las rondas de pronombres engendran un espacio vulnerable: para las personas trans, que pueden sentirse presionadas a desvelar su identidad o a no revelar los pronombres con los que se identifican; y para otras personas, quienes tal vez no hayan tenido que enfrentarse a su propia relación con el género ni los pronombres de esta manera. Basándose en datos (auto)etnográficos y de entrevistas en los territorios llamados Australia y Estados Unidos, este artículo sostiene que si bien las rondas de pronombres tienen el potencial de ser generativas y respetuosas, la realización de este potencial está determinado por la forma en que se escenifican.
Philosophical Aspects of Critical Pedagogy of Paulo Freire in the Context of Students’ Academic Integrity
Authors: Petinova Oksana , Nesterova Olha 
Published: January 2025

The topic of academic integrity and ethics and culture of behavior is recognized as relevant in various communities and the scientific community. Homo digital, possessing a high level of critical thinking, should become the model of personality in the new paradigm of education. In the article, the authors analyze the philosophical aspects of Paulo Freire's critical pedagogy through the prism of academic integrity in the context of the modern development of the philosophy of education. They conclude that education is a means of liberating a person, and academic integrity is a way to achieve the same goal. Academic integrity is indirectly supported by the correct choice of communication methods, as well as procedures for creating new knowledge and the image of the world, which is personalized by a specific student. Various practices involved in the processes of perception allow a multidimensional understanding of the realities of the world. The authors emphasize that the concept of education, developed by the Brazilian pedagogue and philosopher F. Freire, involves a highly personal perception of the real world and educational content through a critical approach, which is supported by comparing the new knowledge acquired by the student with personal life experience.
Restoration
Authors: Pauwelussen Annet P. , Vandenberg Jessica M. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Ecological restoration practices and technologies are emerging as a dominant tool for addressing global environmental crises. This shift in conservation from a protectionist paradigm to a more hands-on approach signifies a new era of active intervention to the repair of ecosystems. Such approaches demand novel forms of human participation, fostering new kinds of relations, practices, values, and assumptions of what is “natural.” This special issue brings together reviews reflecting the diversity of perspectives and questions raised by social scientists on the practice of ecological restoration, restoration technologies, and restoration logics. Together they reveal three interconnected themes: (1) Politics are inherent to restoration practices of care and repair, raising questions about the logics and values that drive restoration, and the kinds of natures these generate. (2) Restoration is embedded in historical and social-political contexts, reflecting ongoing discussions on the implications of restoration in terms of environmental justice and equity. (3) Restoration is a relational practice that engages human–ecological entanglement and responsibility as central for the repair of social ecologies.
Re-Constructing Restoration
Authors: Kanoi Lav , Burow Paul B. , Gao Yufang , Lim Al , Orrick Kaggie , Singer Evan A. , Dove Michael R. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
What does it mean to restore the environment? What is restored, according to whom, and at the expense of what? And when or where does restoration end? Restoration activities often presuppose environmental degradation, and posit a historical state that restoration will re-attain, in turn licensing activities that benefit the relatively powerful rather than the relatively weak. Thus, this article critiques a complex set of interlinked ideas and practices around restoration through reviews of literature in political ecology, urban and environmental studies, and conservation science. It expands upon ideas of restoration and foregrounds an ideology of cure that underlies so much of restoration discourse and practice.
Toward Wild Designing
Authors: Sides Madeline 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Ecological restoration, the practice of intervening in ecosystems to address environmental harms and degradation, offers hope for livable futures. Institutional restoration projects are typically conceptualized as scientific endeavors. Yet, Western scientific framings for restoration often leave out that which is relational, subjective, and human in this work—considerations that are just as important as biophysical attributes. Framing restoration as not only a scientific intervention but also a design activity can address this gap. In this article, I review historical and contemporary understandings of design in the context of ecological restoration. Restoration often uses a mechanistic approach to design, yet new postures for restoration design are emerging. By confronting nature–human dualisms, a relational design framing for restoration offers hope that our futures will be livable and just for all.
Illuminated Sanctuaries
Authors: O'Leary Heather , Kramer Megan , Shuff Holly , Howard Sarah 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Environmental non-profits use visual imagery, specifically photography, to communicate and educate the public efficiently. Harnessing the informative power and global reach of social media, images attempt to show the complex ecological issues surrounding restoration and what is at stake for our oceans and marine life, which depend on coral ecologies for survival. These images provide visibility to scientific interventions, while also shaping coral restoration as a visual concept. Coral restoration images have distinct visual communication techniques depicting coral as a site in itself and as a site of human and scientific intervention. These images attempt to reconcile scientific objectivity with affective advocacy both reproducing and challenging visual dimensions of restoration. Yet, they are not visual facts, rather they have a deep history and corresponding literature demonstrating how cultural values and visual tropes actively—if not intentionally—shape the public gaze at the illuminated sanctuaries of the reefs below.
Amphibious Land Repair
Authors: Law Tamar , Goldstein Jenny 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Amphibious landscapes, wetlands such as coasts, mangroves, peatlands, and deltas, have seen a recent surge in large-scale restoration efforts. This article examines this trend in Southeast Asia, reviewing the history and contemporary dynamics of wetland restoration in the region. Drawing from literatures on the political ecology of restoration, infrastructure studies, and the financialization of nature, we understand wetland restoration as a form of repair to highlight it as a socio-political process. We conceptualize restoration as infrastructural land repair, the process of restoring dynamic ecosystems for specific anthropocentric and economic aims, mediated through an amalgam of expertise, technology, and finance. We reveal how restoration can function as a socio-ecological fix, maintaining the same political-economic systems that initially caused wetland degradation. Finally, we identify a need for three areas of scholarship to be expanded on how restoration unfolds in practice within the SEA context, which will be crucial to informing more reparative forms of restoration.
Restoring Shihuahuaco
Authors: Dianderas Eduardo Romero 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
From being a marginal variety of timber, Shihuahuaco has become today the most important timber export in Peru. As a result, growing concerns about its extinction have led to its inclusion in CITES, a multilateral agreement by which its international trade will be subject to regulations that ensure the sustainability of its harvest. In this article, I examine Peru's recent debates over the endangerment of Shihuahuaco in order to consider larger dilemmas surrounding the politics of sustainability in today's global environmental governance. I show how CITES demands increasing levels of technoscientific knowledge and oversight on endangered species. And yet, I also consider how such demands have unleashed various controversies rooted in the long histories of technoscientific uncertainty that are associated to Amazonian rainforests in Peru.
Book Reviews
Authors: Babidge Sally , Beckham Abigail , Shen Chen , Cleary Cormac , Fitz-Henry Erin , Narchi Nemer E. , Ratté Stephanie , Schwartz Scott W. , Solórzano Andrés Triana , Vinson Jessica , Walajahi Hina 
Published: January 2025

Muehlebach, Andrea, 2023. A Vital Frontier: Water Insurgencies in Europe. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. xvi +252 pp. ISBN 978147801831
Dansac, Yael and Jean Chamel, eds., 2023. Relating with More-than-Humans: Interbeing Rituality in a Living World, London: Palgrave Macmillan, 259 pp. ISBN 9783031102936
Boyer, Dominic. No More Fossils. University of Minnesota Press, 2023. 96 pp. ISBN 978-1-4529-7021-9
Bresnihan, Patrick and Naomi Millner. 2023. All We Want Is the Earth: Land, Labour and Movements Beyond Environmentalism. Bristol: Bristol University Press. 194 pp. ISBN: 978-1529218336
Sahlins, Marshall, with Frederick B Henry, Jr. 2022. The New Science of the Enchanted Universe. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press. 196 pp. ISBN 978-06912115921
Helmreich, Stephan, 2023. A Book of Waves. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 411 pp. ISBN 978-1478020417
Russo, Joseph C. 2023. Hard Luck and Heavy Rain: The Ecology of Stories in Southeast Texas. Durham, NC: Duke University Press
Mavhunga, Clapperton Chakanetsa. 2023. Dare to Invent the Future: Knowledge in the Service of and through Problem-Solving. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press. 388 pp. ISBN 9780262546867
Bacchini, Luca and Victoria Saramago. 2023. Literature beyond the Human: Post- Anthropocentric Brazil. Routledge Studies in World Literature and the Environment. New York: Routledge. 258 pp. ISBN: 978-1032153995
Khan, Naveeda. 2023. River Life and the Upspring of Nature. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 256 pp. ISBN 978-1-4780-1939-8
Hobart, Hi'iliei Julia Kawehipuaakahaopulani. 2022. Cooling the Tropics: Ice Indigeneity, and Hawaiian Refreshment. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. 264 pp. ISBN: 978-1478019190
Evaluaiton of productivity and adaptability of medium- and late-maturing potato varieties to the conditions of Moscow oblast
Authors: Naumova E. A. , Yudaeva V. E. , Vlasova E. V. 
Published: January 2025

In this study, 22 medium- and late maturing potato varieties from the collection of the N. I. Vavilov All-Russian Institute of Plant Genetic Resources (VIR) were subjected to a three-year experiment with a view to identifying high-productivity sources for further breeding and cultivation in Central Russia. The study was carried out in the Moscow Oblast in 2020-2022. The Golubizna variety was used as a standard. The total and average weight of tubers per bush (total and marketable), number of tubers in the bush (total and marketable), and the marketability (share of marketable tubers in the total weight) of the varieties under study were evaluated. The total and marketable productivity was evaluated by the parameters of adaptability (Kad), varietal stability (PUSS), ecological plasticity (bi), and stability (s2d). On average, over the period of three years, seven varieties exceeded the standard in terms of total and marketable productivity. These included Pamyati Ligaj, Gui Valley, Vympel N, Kazsip, Grand N, Gusar N, and Arlekin. The selected varieties were characterized by high values of the adaptability coeffi cient (Kad ranged from 1.4 to 2.0) and marketable productivity (PUSS ranged from 150 to 480 %). Among these varieties, Pamyati Ligaj, Gui Valley, Kazsip, Arlekin, and Vympel N demonstrated high plasticity (bi ranging from 1.2 to 2.7). Grand N showed the highest stability (s2d=0.00) of marketable productivity. The Gusar N and Arlekin varieties were selected for use in agricultural production. They demonstrated the maximum values of tuber weight per bush on average over the period of three years (total 1.01-1.06; marketable 0.73-0.75 kg), adaptability coeffi cient (Kad ranging from 1.7 to 2.0), and PUSS (239-480 %). On average, both varieties exceeded the standard in tuber size, number of tubers in the bush, and marketability. Gusar N was characterized by a relatively high stability of marketability parameters (s2d=0.05); Arlekin showed high ecological plasticity (bi=2.2). The sources of valuable traits for breeding were selected, which annually exceeded the standard variety Golubizna in the size of marketable tubers (Pamyati Ligaj) and the number of marketable tubers in the bush (Bora Velley and Arlekin).
Analysis Of Al-Qur'an And Hadith Materials as A Guide Of Life
Authors: Adona Putri , Wulandari Atika , Yahya Muhamad , Rahman Yenni 
Published: January 2025

The Qur'an and Hadith are human guidelines, especially the Muslim, which have been left by Rasullullah SAW to all his ummah. The Qur'an is the word of God revealed to the Prophet Muhammad SAW, as a guide for humanity in organising their lives, in order to obtain happiness physically and mentally both in the world and in the hereafter. Moving on from this, in this study the author wants to analyse the material of the Qur'an and Hadith as a guide to life. The research method used is a qualitative method with a content analysis approach. Where the main source is the Al-Qur'an Hadith Textbook for Madrasah Tsanawiyah published by the Ministry of Religion. After analysing the author found three subthemes in the textbook, including: 1) Understanding the Qur'an and Hadith as a guide to Muslim life, 2) The function of the Qur'an and Hadith as a guide to life, 3) The position of the Qur'an and Hadith as a guide to life. Furthermore, the author hopes that through this research new ideas will emerge for further research.
Intergenerational spaces – space that unites generations: architecture that unites elderly people and children
Authors: Kravchenko Iryna L. , Gershuni Olga 
Published: January 2025

The article presents an analytical overview of the concepts and examples of the formation of architecture that unites generations: the elderly and children. According to local specifics, specialist architects from different countries are considering the possibility of such a combination and its reflection in architecture. The information is illustrated with examples of how such a combination of generations is functionally solved with the help of various methods and ways, and it forms a special environment that is both clearly zoned and generally accessible to different age groups of users.
The presented architectural examples and concepts from different countries are connected by the main idea - the most vulnerable groups of the population (children and the elderly) today need special attention, not only in terms of ensuring social, psychological and economic conditions but also an updated approach to creating architectural space to meet the requirements of the present. In the article, several typological combinations (mixed-use) of spaces that unite elderly people and children are outlined: a public open library and a nursing home, with a function for children in the form of a playground in a common courtyard; an intergenerational kindergarten with a common greenhouse and cooking areas, in which the presence of a psychological service available to all users enhances the integration component; a school with a home for the elderly, which is zoned horizontally and has common sports and social areas and a large terrace intended for use by both retired persons and schoolchildren; a community centre - a kindergarten, a school, a sports complex and a nursing home in which each functional group has its block, common areas, and the integrative functional component is a common living room and a covered terrace; a town complex with buildings for the elderly and a kindergarten block has a greenhouse and premises for clubs, which are intended for joint activities of children and the elderly; a conceptual combination of vertical farming ideas with housing for the elderly, a public library and a kindergarten.
Mixed-use architecture seeps into the architectural and organizational structures of institutions that were recently quite strictly standardized and occupied a specific separate niche in architectural typology. It is already clear that such a modern trend is of interest not only to individual communities but is also becoming a special tool that has specific responses to changes in the social structure in difficult demographic, social and economic conditions.