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Livelihood strategy of Kelotok service provider for floating market tourism siring Piere Tendean Banjarmasin in the new normal era of Covid-19
Authors: Angriani Parida , Muhaimin Muhammad , Selpia Indah Dewi , Arisanty Deasy , Adyatma Sidharta , Alviawati Eva , Hastuti Karunia Puji , Saputra Aswin Nur 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
The government’s policies in dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic in the new normal era have a better impact on all sectors of life. In the tourism sector, this policy has an impact on increasing the income of service actors. The same thing also happened to the kelotok tour service provider of Siring Piere Tendean Floating Market, Banjarmasin. However, the increase is still not as significant as before the pandemic. Therefore, they need a livelihood strategy at the beginning of the new normal era of Covid-19. This study aims to analyze the livelihood strategy of the Siring Piere Tendean kelotok tourism service provider in Banjarmasin in the new normal era of Covid-19. The method used in this study was descriptive quantitative with 51 respondents from kelotok service providers. Data sources come from observations, questionnaires, interviews, and documentation. The results showed that the livelihood strategy of the kelotok tour service provider of Siring Piere Tendean during the new normal period of Covid-19 that was most widely carried out was the survival strategy as the main strategy. Meanwhile, the innovation carried out is to apply other strategies, such as diversification strategies; consolidation strategies; accumulation strategies: and network strategies.
Livelihood strategies of farmers in Loksado District, Hulu Sungai Selatan Regency, Indonesia
Authors: Alviawati E , Adyatma S , Rahman MS , Setiawan FA , Rahman AM , Angriani P , Saputra AN , Aristin NF 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
This research was conducted in Loksado District, Hulu Sungai Selatan Regency, South Kalimantan, Indonesia. Demographic changes and land use changes that occurred in Loksado District resulted in a decrease in the area of farmland. This condition gave rise to changes in the conditions of field farmers in meeting household needs. This study aimed to analyze the livelihood strategies farm farmer households in Loksado District applied. This research is based on the application of qualitative research. Informants in this study were shifting cultivation farmers from the Dayak Meratus Tribe in Haratai Village, Loksado Village, and Loklahung Village, Loksado District, which was selected by snowball sampling. The results of this study indicate that there are three livelihood strategies for farm household farmers: accumulation, consolidation, and survival. The dominant strategy base is agricultural diversification to meet household needs. The selection of household livelihood strategies is related to the socio-economic conditions of the household, the use of resources (the condition of assets owned, domestic workers of working age), and job diversification.
Drought disaster modeling using drought index: a systematic literature review
Authors: Kartika Fitria Dewi , Wijayanti Pipit 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
A prolonged absence of rainfall that results in a temporary reduction or deficit in the amount of natural water available is known as drought. The goal of this article is to examine how drought indices from various nations might be used to simulate the features of drought. Understanding the various drought indexes, as well as their benefits and drawbacks, is crucial. The literature review methodology is employed in this investigation. The Standardized Precipitation Index, or SPI, is the output of the most used modeling technique. Because this technique solely uses the rainfall series, it was discovered that about 57% of the articles utilizing the SPI drought index used the SPI index. The Palmer Drought Severity Index (PDSI), Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI), Standardized Runoff Index (SRI), Standardized Streamflow Index (SSI), and Standardized Precipitation Evapotranspiration Index were used to find additional articles, nevertheless (SPEI). According to several studies, the study methodology often compares drought index approaches using hydrological and meteorological data. It is envisaged that this approach might be applied in other nations to see a place from multiple angles with regard to its hydrology and meteorology.
Optimizing disaster communication for future fire mitigation
Authors: Kumalawati Rosalina , Yuliarti Astinana , Ali Syamani D , Raharjo Jany Tri , Rijanta  , Susanti Ari , Saputra Erlis , Murliawan Karnanto Hendra , Hadi Inu Kencana , Anggraini Rizky Nurita 
Published: June 2023

AbstractForest and land fires are disasters that often occur every dry season in Kalimantan. Fire information often does not reach the public, so disaster communication is urgently needed. Disaster communication is a very important parameter in disaster mitigation so it needs to be improved and requires collaboration and coordination of various stakeholders, such as government, companies, media, scientists, advocacy groups, and the community. There has not been much research on communication with the theme of fire, so more in-depth research is needed. The purpose of this research is to find out how to Optimize Disaster Communication for Future Fires Mitigation”. Research on disaster communication was carried out in the location of the new state capital, East Kalimantan. The research used the descriptive-analytic method to identify the research area and collect secondary data. Disaster communication is an activity carried out by several parties, in this case, the authorities in preventing and overcoming the negative impacts that may arise due to fires. The results showed that the disaster management agency in East Kalimantan was the Regional Disaster Management Agency (BPBD). In mitigating fire disasters the community is known to use social media, namely Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
Impact of tourism gentrification on Megathrust Disaster Risk in Pacitan Regency
Authors: Yusup Yasin , Tjahjono Gentur Adi , Sholeh Sofyan 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
Pacitan Regency is one of the areas that has become the centre for the development of beach tourism in the southern region of Java Island. However, Pacitan is also a disaster-prone area, especially for earthquakes and tsunamis. The Pacitan area, in terms of geological conditions, is an area that has the potential to be affected by the threat of earthquakes, both centred at sea (subduction zones) and on land in the form of active faults. Pacitan Regency has the potential for a megathrust earthquake of 8.8, which can trigger a tsunami as high as 20 meters on land. The cycle of significant earthquakes and tsunamis originating from the subduction zone in southern Java occurs over a long time, where earthquakes are a repeating cycle that has the potential to happen in the future. Evidence related to past geological disasters from the south of Java is paleotsunami deposits in several places on the south coast of Java. Remains of tsunami deposits were found in Lebak (Banten), Pangandaran (West Java), Cilacap (Central Java) and Yogyakarta, to Pacitan (East Java). This study aims to (1) determine the level of vulnerability of the coastal tourism area of Pacitan Regency, (2) determine the level of social, cultural and economic capabilities of coastal communities and the government of Pacitan Regency, (3) develop the resilience of coastal communities and tourism communities to tsunamis and earthquakes. Megathrust in Pacitan Regency. Data collection was carried out by (1) field observations and measurements, (2) in-depth interviews with the community (3) secondary data collection. Data analysis used is spatial approach analysis, Geographic Information System (GIS) analysis, and hierarchy analysis. The study results show that Pacitan Regency is one of the fastest-growing districts. Tourism gentrification is one of the triggers for the increase in the gentrification process, which harms the megathrust disaster risk in Pacitan Regency.
Analysis of mineral water quality based on SNI 3553:2015 and its consequences from legal perspectives
Authors: Lestari Mega Fia , Al’Wahid Muhammad Ilham , Fuady Muhammad Ikram Nur , Yusriadi  , Riyandari Baiq Amelia , Anisa Devi Nur 
Published: June 2023

AbstractThis study aims to analyze the quality of mineral water based on physical, chemical, and microbial parameters and its legal consequences. The assessment standard used is SNI 3553:2015, and the test was conducted using five samples of mineral water produced and marketed in Bantaeng Regency, Indonesia. Physical testing parameters consist of odor, taste, turbidity, and Total Dissolved Solid (TDS). Chemical testing parameter consist of pH. While microbial parameter is Total Plate Count (TPC). At the same time, the statute approach is used to see the legal consequences. The results obtained indicate that all test parameters namely odor, taste, turbidity, TDS, pH and TPC meet the mineral water quality requirements according to SNI 3553:2015. Then, the regulation of mineral water standards is an obligation based on the Regulation of the Minister of Industry of the Republic of Indonesia. The legal consequences if the fulfillment of mineral water quality is not required can befall business actors, ranging from sanctions for revocation of business licenses to criminal sanctions. Therefore, mineral water as a basic modern human need must meet the quality requirements according to SNI 3553:2015 which is accompanied by severe legal consequences.
Analysis of The Relationship Between Community Behavior on Physical-Chemical Conditions of Waters in The Waterways of Debegan Village
Authors: Rachmawati Siti , Faturahman Aqra Danial , Restanti Arlinda Dwi , Rizky Frista Ananda , Sholiqin Muchammad , Firmansyah Fathoni , Fauzi Rachmawati P. 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
People’s behavior correlates with the quality of water in rivers such as activities household, agriculture, and unprocessed industry. In Debegan Village, the condition of the waterways can be seen invisibly and there is a decrease in water quality in the waterways. This study aims to determine the value of water’s physical and chemical character from waterways in Debegan Village, which is then connected with community behavior regarding their anthropogenic activities. The research method used in this study is a combination of descriptive quality and quantitative analysis methods. Analysis of water quality status Referring to the Decree of the Minister of Environment Number 115 of 2003 concerning Determination of Water Quality Status, one of the methods used to determine the level of pollution relative to several parameters of water quality is the Pollution Index (PI). The results of the analysis showed that the waterways in Debegan Village were proven to be lightly polluted with mildly polluted status. the values of temperature, turbidity, pH, DO, and salinity showed a number that not accordance the quality threshold, there was a linkages between existing pollution and community behavior, especially in aspects of actions against the background of tofu industry activities. The problem suggestion of this condition is to develop a community-based concept that emphasizes public participation, community education, and sustainability.
Identification of geography teacher competency in the disaster literacy
Authors: Ajar Seno Budhi 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
Indonesia has a high vulnerability in natural disasters; therefore, disaster literacy is needed for the community, especially for teachers who can educate students in expanding disaster literacy. This study seeks to identify disaster literacy competence in high school geography teachers. This paper uses a descriptive percentage method. This study identifies the cognitive and psychomotor domains of natural disaster management and handling, starting from disaster mitigation, emergency response, and recovery and reconstruction stages. Based on the results of research on disaster literacy for high school geography teachers about disaster management, They have good disaster knowledge but need to be matched by skills in dealing with disasters. Also still misconceptions regarding knowledge about participation during the emergency response period.
Thiophene-functionalized porphyrin complexes as high performance electrodes for sodium ion batteries
Authors: Zhang Jiahao , Ye Chao , Liao Yao , Sun Caihong , Zeng Youlian , Xiao Jing , Chen Zhi , Liu Wei , Yang Xiukang , Gao Ping 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
Organic sodium-ion batteries (OSIBs) using eco-friendly organic materials as electrodes have recently received much attention. However, the practical applications of OSIBs are generally limited by the inherent disadvantages of organic electrodes, such as their low conductivity, poor stability, and high solubility in electrolytes. Herein, we presented [5, 10, 15, 20-tetrathienylporphinato] M (II) (MTTP, M=2H, Ni) as new electrode materials in sodium-organic batteries. The incorporation of thiophene functionalized groups and nickel (Ⅱ) ion in the molecular design of porphyrins enabled stable and excellent electrochemical performance in sodium storage systems. Benefiting from multiple charge storage sites and bipolar characteristics, the NiTTP anode has a reversible capacity of 434 mAh g−1 at a current density of 25 mA g−1. An excellent long-term cycling stability and high average voltage were obtained when NiTTP was used as a cathode. In a symmetrical battery, where NiTTP was used as both cathode and anode materials, a high average voltage of 2.3 V and a practical energy density of 93 Wh kg−1 was achieved. These results suggest that the thiophene-based porphyrin derivatives would be promising electrode materials for long-term organic sodium ion batteries for green and stable energy storage.
Dicodon-based measures for modeling gene expression
Authors: Alonso Andres M , Diambra Luis 
Published: June 2023

Abstract

Motivation
Codon usage preference patterns have been associated with modulation of translation efficiency, protein folding, and mRNA decay. However, new studies support that codon pair usage has also a remarkable effect at the gene expression level. Here, we expand the concept of CAI to answer if codon pair usage patterns can be understood in terms of codon usage bias, or if they offer new information regarding coding translation efficiency.

Results
Through the implementation of a weighting strategy to consider the dicodon contributions, we observe that the dicodon-based measure has greater correlations with gene expression level than CAI. Interestingly, we have noted that dicodons associated with a low value of adaptiveness are related to dicodons which mediate strong translational inhibition in yeast. We have also noticed that some codon-pairs have a smaller dicodon contribution than estimated by the product of the respective codon contributions.

Availability and implementation
Scripts, implemented in Python, are freely available for download at https://zenodo.org/record/7738276#.ZBIDBtLMIdU.
Secondary healthcare costs after mastectomy and immediate breast reconstruction for women with breast cancer in England: population-based cohort study
Authors: Mohiuddin Syed , Hollingworth William , Glynn Joel , Jones Tim , Johnson Leigh , Potter Shelley ,   Brighter Study Group, Holcombe Chris , O’Donoghue Joe , Browne John , Gulliver-Clarke Carmel , Jeevan Ranjeet , White Paul , Mackenzie Mairead , Fairbrother Patricia 
Published: June 2023

Abstract

Background
Immediate breast reconstruction after mastectomy can improve the quality of life for women with breast cancer and rates are increasing. Long-term inpatient costs of care were estimated to understand the impact of different immediate breast reconstruction procedures on healthcare expenditure.

Methods
Hospital Episode Statistics Admitted Patient Care data were used to identify women undergoing unilateral mastectomy and immediate breast reconstruction in English National Health Service hospitals (1 April 2009 to 31 March 2015) and any subsequent procedures performed to revise, replace, or complete the breast reconstruction. Costs were assigned to Hospital Episode Statistics Admitted Patient Care data using the Healthcare Resource Group 2020/21 National Costs Grouper. Generalized linear models were used to estimate mean cumulative costs for five immediate breast reconstruction procedures over 3 and 8 years, adjusting for covariates (age/ethnicity/deprivation).

Results
A total of 16 890 women underwent mastectomy and immediate breast reconstruction: implant (5192; 30.7 per cent), expander (2826; 16.7 per cent), autologous latissimus dorsi flap (2372; 14.0 per cent), latissimus dorsi flap with expander/implant (3109; 18.4 per cent), and abdominal free-flap reconstruction (3391; 20.1 per cent). The mean (95 per cent c.i.) cumulative cost was lowest for latissimus dorsi flap with expander/implant reconstruction (€20 103 (€19 582 to €20 625)) over 3 years and highest for abdominal free-flap reconstruction (€27 560 (€27 037 to €28 083)). Over 8 years, expander (€29 140 (€27 659 to €30 621)) and latissimus dorsi flap with expander/implant (€29 312 (€27 622 to €31 003)) reconstructions were the least expensive, while abdominal free-flap reconstruction (€34 536 (€32 958 to €36 113)) remained the most expensive, despite having lower costs for revisions and secondary reconstructions. This was driven primarily by the cost of the index procedure (€5435 (expander reconstruction) to €15 106 (abdominal free-flap reconstruction)).

Conclusion
Hospital Episode Statistics Admitted Patient Care Healthcare Resource Group data provided a comprehensive longitudinal cost assessment of secondary care. Although abdominal free-flap reconstruction was the most expensive option, higher costs of the index procedure need to be balanced against ongoing long-term costs of revisions/secondary reconstructions, which are higher after implant-based procedures.
Acute aortic syndrome: nationwide study of epidemiology, management, and outcomes
Authors: Xu William , Haran Cheyaanthan , Dean Anastasia , Lim Eric , Bernau Oliver , Mani Kevin , Khanafer Adib , Pitama Suzanne , Khashram Manar 
Published: June 2023

Abstract

Background
Epidemiological studies on acute aortic syndrome (AAS) have relied largely on unverified administrative coding, leading to wide-ranging estimates of incidence. This study aimed to evaluate the incidence, management, and outcomes of AAS in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Methods
This was a national population-based retrospective study of patients presenting with an index admission of AAS from 2010 to 2020. Cases from the Ministry of Health National Minimum Dataset, National Mortality Collection, and the Australasian Vascular Audit were cross-verified with hospital notes. Poisson regression adjusted for sex and age was used to investigate trends over time.

Results
During the study interval, 1295 patients presented to hospital with confirmed AAS, including 790 with type A (61.0 per cent) and 505 with type B (39.0 per cent) AAS. A total of 290 patients died out of hospital between 2010 and 2018. The overall incidence of aortic dissection including out-of-hospital cases was 3.13 (95 per cent c.i. 2.96 to 3.30) per 100 000 person-years, and this increased by an average of 3 (95 per cent c.i. 1 to 6) per cent per year after adjustment for age and sex adjustment on Poisson regression, driven by increasing type A cases. Age-standardized rates of disease were higher in men, and in Māori and Pacific populations. The management strategies used, and 30-day mortality rates among patients with type A (31.9 per cent) and B (9.7 per cent) disease have remained constant over time.

Conclusion
Mortality after AAS remains high despite advances over the past decade. The disease incidence and burden are likely to continue to increase with an ageing population. There is impetus now for further work on disease prevention and the reduction of ethnic disparities.
Neonatal screening for congenital hypothyroidism in Sweden 1980-2013: effects of lowering the thyroid-stimulating hormone threshold
Authors: Gunnerbeck Anna , Lundholm Cecilia , von Döbeln Ulrika , Zetterström Rolf H , Almqvist Catarina , Nordenström Anna 
Published: June 2023

Abstract

Objective
This study aims to evaluate the neonatal screening for congenital hypothyroidism (CH) and the diagnosis CH in the national health registers and to study the effects of lowering screening thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) threshold on the incidence of CH and birth characteristics of screening positive and negative CH children.

Design
This is a nationwide register-study of all children (n = 3 427 240) in the Swedish Medical Birth Register (MBR) and national cohort for screening positive infants (n = 1577) in 1980-2013.

Methods
The study population was further linked to several other Swedish health registers. Evaluation of the CH screening and CH diagnosis was performed with levothyroxine use in the first year of life as reference. The incidence of CH was estimated by the Clopper–Pearson method. Regression models were used to study associations between CH and birth characteristics.

Results
The neonatal CH screening had high efficacy, but 50% of all children with a CH diagnosis were screening negative. The incidence of screening positive CH increased (1/3375 to 1/2222), and the incidence of screening negative CH decreased (1/2563 to 1/7841) after lowering the TSH screening threshold in 2009. Screening negative CH was associated with female sex, twinning, prematurity, low birth weight, birth defects, and need of neonatal intensive care, and 42% had transient disease.

Conclusions
Despite high efficacy of the CH screening, 50% of children diagnosed as CH was screening negative. Although other factors influencing the incidence of the CH diagnosis cannot be ruled out, the incidence of screening negative CH decreased with lowering of the TSH threshold. Birth characteristics differed between screening positive and negative CH.
How women’s employment instability affects birth transitions: the moderating role of family policies in 27 European countries
Authors: Hsu Chen-Hao 
Published: June 2023

Abstract
Why women in some countries are more likely than others to postpone childbirth when facing employment instability? This study uses 2010–2019 EU-SILC panel data to explore whether the impacts of women’s employment instability, including being unemployed or temporarily employed by fixed-term contracts, on the first- and second-birth transitions differ across 27 European countries and how governments’ provisions of different family policies moderate such relationships. Results showed that while unemployment and temporary employment could generally delay women’s first- and second-birth transition, such effects varied across European countries and depended on the levels of family policy provisions. Countries with more generous family cash benefits were associated with less negative and even positive effects of women’s employment instability on birth transitions. On the other hand, the birth effects of women’s employment instability did not vary significantly across countries according to the length of paid maternity/parental leaves. Most strikingly, countries with higher childcare coverage rates were associated with more negative effects of women’s employment instability on birth transitions. These findings highlight the importance of family policy contexts in shaping women’s childbirth responses to unstable employment circumstances.