bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Anedoc APP: Sistem Pengingat, Pemantau, dan Edukasi Konsumsi Tablet Tambah Darah Ibu Hamil di Puskesmas Sangkrah Kota Surakarta
Authors: Falah Yanuar Fajrul , Alamsyah Shania Salsabilla , Sari Ananda Arum Dwi Puspita , Sari Nur Ayu Sekar Arum , Priyambudi Zulfikar Setyo , Arifah Izzatul 
Published: January 2023

Kejadian anemia pada ibu hamil di Puskesmas Sangkrah cukup tinggi jika dibandingkan Puskesmas lain di Surakarta, dan daerah lainnya di Indonesia. Anemia pada masa kehamilan paling banyak terjadi akibat kekurangan zat besi yang dapat dicegah dengan konsumsi Tablet Tambah Darah (TTD). Hasil analisis situasi di Puskesmas Sangkrah menunjukkan mayoritas ibu hamil menyatakan alasan tidak patuh mengonsumsi TTD adalah karena faktor lupa. Selain itu belum dilakukan upaya monitoring untuk konsumsi TTD ibu hamil oleh tenaga kesehatan. Oleh karena itu penulis melakukan pengabdian yang bertujuan untuk menanggulangi tingginya prevalensi ibu hamil anemia di Puskesmas Sangkrah dengan menciptakan sistem pengingat, pemantau, dan edukasi konsumsi TTD menggunakan Aplikasi ANEDOC APP. Metode pengabdian yaitu pembuatan sistem pengingat, pemantau dan edukasi konsumsi TTD melalui ANEDOC APP dan pendampingan melalui kelas ibu hamil/Support Group. Pengabdian dilaksanakan selama 5 bulan yaitu bulan Mei-September 2021. Masyarakat sasaran yang terlibat pada pengabdian ini sejumlah 43 ibu hamil. Hasil dari pengabdian kami yaitu terciptanya ANEDOC APP yang telah digunakan oleh 21 ibu hamil di Puskesmas Sangkrah. Terlaksananya 80 sesi edukasi melalui Support Group yang memberikan hasil meningkatnya pengetahuan ibu hamil tentang pencegahan anemia berdasarkan hasil pretest dan posttest. Berdasarkan hasil evaluasi juga menunjukkan kepatuhan ibu hamil konsumsi TTD meningkat pada akhir program. Program pengabdian memberikan hasil berupa peningkatan kepatuhan mengonsumsi TTD sehingga diharapkan dapat menanggulangi anemia ibu hamil di Puskesmas Mitra. Diperlukan penelitian untuk menguji efektivitas penanggulangan anemia ibu hamil menggunakan ANEDOC APP.
Reel Efektif Döviz Kuru Oynaklığının Tarımsal Dış Ticaret Üzerindeki Asimetrik Etkisi: 2013-2021 Arası Dönemde Türkiye Örneği
Authors: AKIN Soner , DURAMAZ Selim , KOÇTÜRK Osman Murat 
Published: January 2023

Amaç: Döviz kurlarında son dönemlerde yaşanan aşırı dalgalanmalar, dış ticarette döviz kuru oynaklığının incelenmesini önemli hale getirmiştir. Bu çalışmanın amacı, 2013:01-2021:08 döneminde farklı ekonomik konjonktürler açısından reel efektif döviz kuru oynaklığının tarımsal dış ticaret üzerindeki asimetrik etkisini ortaya koymaktır.
Tasarım/metodoloji/yaklaşım: Döviz kuru oynaklığını ölçmek amacıyla ARMA(1,0)-EGARCH(1,1) modelinden yararlanılmıştır. Döviz kuru oynaklığının dış ticaret etkisi üzerindeki etkisi MSIAH modeli ile incelenmiştir.
Bulgular: Elde edilen sonuçlara göre, reel döviz kuru oynaklığının dış ticaret üzerindeki etkisinin ekonomik genişleme ve daralma rejimleri açısından farklılık gösterdiği, ekonomik genişleme rejiminde reel döviz kuru oynaklığının ithalatı arttırıcı bir etki yarattığı ortaya konulmuştur.
Özgünlük/Değer: Çalışma, son dönemde tarımsal sorunlara daha fazla dikkat çekilmesi, özellikle kur ekseninde tarımsal dış ticarete yönelik sorunların çözümüne katkı sağlanması beklenmektedir.
Poetics of Book “Journey of Russian Imperial Sloop “Diana” from Kronstadt to Kamchatka ...” by V. M. Golovnin: Features of Documentary and Fiction Prose
Authors: Aleksandrova-Osokina O. N. , Vereshchagina K. A. 
Published: January 2023

Observations are presented on the features of the documentary and artistic organization of the book by V. M. Golovnin “Journey of Russian Imperial Sloop “Diana” from Kronstadt to Kamchatka...” (1819). Such issues as the thematic content of “Journey...”, the role of the author’s worldview in creating a single artistic whole, and the features of the aesthetic organization of documentary material are considered. The significance of the study is seen in the need to update the memory of the personality and literary work of V. M. Golovnin, an outstanding figure of Russian culture at the beginning of the 19th century. The presented material will allow supplementing with new facts the picture of the genre and style genesis of documentary and artistic genres in the Russian historical and literary process of the early 19th century. The relevance of the study is determined by the attention of modern literary criticism to the poetics of documentary and artistic genres. The novelty of the research is seen in the appeal to a little-known work of Russian literature of the first third of the 19th century. It is reported that the author showed the maritime way of life with its regulations, traditions, experience of intercultural communication. The work is considered in the main thematic lines: everyday life of a round-the-world sea expedition, seascape, battle studies, ethnographic sketches. It is noted that a value-semantic principle is revealed behind the empirical material, which gives the narrative artistic completeness and deeply brings Golovnin's “Journey ...” with the tradition of Russian classical literature.
Language Indices of Unity and Animosity
Authors: Leontyeva T. V. 
Published: January 2023

The results of the implementation of the scientific project “The Semantics of Unity and Animosity in Russian Lexis and Phraseology: Language System and Discourse” supported by the Russian Science Foundation are presented. It is based on the thesis that language acts as a way of indexing referents — realities and ideas about reality. The semantic-motivational approach to the study of the vocabulary and phraseology of unity and enmity confirms that the ways of conceptualizing reality are characterized by regular reproducibility. The study of the semantics of words, especially in the context of changes in the lexical composition of the Russian, one way or another affects not only linguistic, but also worldview issues. The examples show that a linguistic unit “alone” can serve as a cultural sign if it is highly specific for a historical era. The study of arrays of new words is recognized as informative for solving the applied problem of monitoring sociocultural transformations. It is reported that the executors of the project have prepared “A Dictionary of Actual Vocabulary of Unity and Animosity in the Russian at the Beginning of the 21st Century” (2021) and “1000 Words of Unity and Animosity at the Beginning of the 21st Century: An Ideographic Dictionary” (2022).
Veterinarian COVID-19 vaccine uptake was widespread, but safety and efficacy concerns held some back: descriptive results from a survey of AVMA members’ perceptions of COVID-19
Authors: Benishek Lauren E. , Tomasi Suzanne E. , Pikel Laura , Golab Gail C. 
Published: January 2023

Abstract

OBJECTIVE
Assess COVID-19 vaccine uptake among veterinarians and describe unvaccinated veterinarians’ perceptions of COVID-19 disease and vaccines.

SAMPLE
2,721 (14%) of 19,654 randomly sampled AVMA members.

PROCEDURES
A survey of AVMA members was conducted between June 8 and June 18, 2021. Information was collected on COVID-19 experience, vaccination intention, and perceptions of COVID-19 disease and vaccines.

RESULTS
A total of 2,721 AVMA members completed the survey. Most respondents reported receiving a COVID-19 vaccine (89% [2,428/2,721]). Most unvaccinated respondents disagreed with concerns about contracting (67% [196/292]) or being harmed by (65% [187/287]) COVID-19 but agreed with concerns about short- (79% [228/290]) and long-term (89% [258/289]) side effects of COVID-19 vaccines. Over 91% (268/292) did not agree that COVID-19 vaccine benefits outweigh the risk. Although 83% (244/293) of unvaccinated respondents reported being unlikely to get a COVID-19 vaccine, 47% (137/291) agreed they would be more likely if they knew people vaccinated without serious side effects. Perceptions of COVID-19 disease severity and susceptibility, beliefs about COVID-19 vaccine benefits, and barriers and facilitators to COVID-19 vaccination varied with vaccination intention.

CLINICAL RELEVANCE
Results of the AVMA survey suggested that COVID-19 vaccination was widespread among veterinarians in June 2021. Understanding unvaccinated respondents’ health beliefs about COVID-19 and COVID-19 vaccines may facilitate veterinarian vaccination participation. Veterinarians who abstained from COVID-19 vaccination cited concerns about the safety, efficacy, and necessity of COVID-19 vaccines. Our results suggested that demonstrating vaccine safety and a favorable risk-to-benefit ratio of vaccination may help reduce vaccine hesitancy and increase uptake of COVID-19 vaccines among veterinarians.
ESMGFZ Products for Earth Rotation Prediction
Authors: Dill Robert , Dobslaw Henryk , Thomas Maik 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The Earth System Modelling Group of GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam (ESMGFZ) provides geodetic products for gravity variations, Earth rotation excitations, and Earth surface deformations related to mass redistributions and mass loads in the atmosphere, ocean, and terrestrial water storage. Earth rotation excitation compiled as effective angular momentum (EAM) functions for each Earth subsystem (atmosphere, ocean, continental hydrology) are important for Earth rotation prediction. Especially the 6-day forecasts extending the model analysis runs offer essential information for the improvement of ultra-short-term Earth rotation predictions. In addition to the individual effective angular momentum function of each subsystem, ESMGFZ calculates a combined EAM prediction product. Adjusted to the official Earth orientation parameter (EOP) products IERS 14C04 and Bulletin A, this EAM prediction product allows to extrapolate the polar motion and Length-of-Day parameter time series for 90 days into the future via the Liouville equation. ESMGFZ submits such an EOP prediction to the 2nd EOPPCC campaign.
Earth Rotation Parameters Prediction and Climate Change Indicators in it
Authors: Xu Xueqing , Zhou Yonghong , XU Cancan 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
As one of the participants in the Second Earth Orientation Parameters Prediction Comparison Campaign (2nd EOP PCC), we submitted two data files. One is 365 days’ predictions into the future for Earth orientation parameters (EOP) (the position parameters Px and Py, the time parameters UT1-UTC and length of day changes ΔLOD), processed by the traditional least-square and autoregressive (LS + AR) model. Another is 90 days’ predictions by the combined least-square and convolution method (LS + Convolution), with effective angular momentum (EAM) from Earth System Modelling GeoForschungsZentrum in Potsdam (ESMGFZ). Results showed that the LS + Convolution method performed better than the LS + AR model in short-term EOP predictions within 10 days, while the traditional LS + AR model presented higher accuracy in medium-term predictions over 10–90 days. Furthermore, based on the climate change information in Earth’s rotation (mainly in the interannual variations of LOD), the climate change indicators are investigated with ΔLOD observations and long-term predictions. After two intermediate La Nina events were detected in the climate-related ΔLOD observations during the period of 2020–2022, another stronger La Nina phenomenon is indicated in the climate-related ΔLOD long-term predictions.
Improved Prediction of Polar Motions by Piecewise Parameterization
Authors: Wu Yuanwei , Zhao Xin , Yang Xinyu 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
On seanonal timescale, the variation of Earth rotation is mainly regulated by angular momentum exchanges between the solid Earth and the fluidal atmosphere, ocean and hydrosphere. In the 2nd EOP PCC, we developed Dill2019’s method for polar motion prediction, using piecewise autoagressive parameters. The maximum prediction errors within 90 days are 36 and 16 mas for polar motion x and y components, respectively. Compared with Bulletin A, the mean absolute error of polar motion y prediction is improved by 20% in all timescale, and with a maximum improvement of 49% on the 5th day. Whereas, for polar motion x, the performance is slightly better (2% - 8%) within 30 days but worse (−7%~ −19%) within 30~90 days. We found that the prediction accuracy is very sensitive to the quality of the angular momentum data. For example, on average, the prediction of polar motion y is around 2 times better than polar motion x. In addition, we found the accuracy of 30-90 days prediction is dramatically decreased in the year 2020. We suspect that such deterioration might be due to the pandemic of coronavirus COVID-19, which suppressed global airline activities by more than 60%, then result in a lose of air-borne meteorological data, which are important for weather forecast.
Mass transfer rate and osmotic treatment efficiency of peaches
Authors: Lončar B. , Nićetin M. , Filipović J. , Filipović V. , Knežević V. , Pezo L. , Šuput D. 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The highest-quality peaches [Prunus persica (L.) Batsch] are cultivated in areas with sunny summers, therefore the territory of the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina is a favourable region for their production. Peaches are usually consumed fresh, canned, or dried and represent a great source of the essential nutrients. Osmotic dehydration is a well-known preservation method that relies on mild temperatures and requires low energy. Research conducted at the Faculty of Technology Novi Sad has introduced sugar beet molasses as an efficient osmotic solution for drying various food samples. In this research, peach samples were osmotically treated in sugar beet molasses, and the goal was to investigate the impact of different solution concentrations, temperatures, and immersion time on the mass transfer rate and the efficiency of treatment. The results have shown that the mass transfer rate during the osmotic treatment of peach samples in sugar beet molasses was the most intensive at the beginning of the process, at the highest solution concertation, and at the highest temperature. In accordance with the results, diffusion occurred most rapidly during the first three hours of the process; therefore, processing time can be reduced.
The Himalayan ethnic beverage tongba with therapeutic properties in high-altitude illnesses and metabolomic similarities to Japanese sake
Authors: Majumder S. , Chakraborty S. , Ghosh A. , Bhattacharya M. 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Tongba, a millet-based fermented ethnic drink of the Limbu and other Nepalese-Tibetan communities, is consumed in the highlands of Singalila Ridge of the Himalayas and the adjoining high-altitude places of Nepal, the northern and north-eastern parts of India, and the Tibetan Plateau and is valued for its ethnomedicinal properties. In this research, the GCMS-based metabolite profiling of an authentic sample of tongba was carried out, identifying various bioactive metabolites. Several biologically active components, such as glycoside, amino acids, fatty acids, and other long-chain hydrocarbon derivatives, terpenoids and phenol, were detected in tongba, which have therapeutic properties against various high-altitude illnesses. Probable biosynthesis routes of those compounds in tongba’s broth were also studied, where many similarities were noticed with the Japanese beverage sake. The key finding of this metabolomic investigation was the detection of bioactive ethyl-α-D-glucopyranoside and cyclo(L-Leu-L-Pro) with abundant peak areas, which confirmed tongba’s therapeutic importance in high-altitude illnesses and its metabolomic similarities with sake.
Nanofluids in Zigzag Elliptical Tube Heat Exchanger: A Design Perspective
Authors: Alammari Sumaia Bugumaa Abubaker , Zaini Muhammad Abbas Ahmad 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Nanofluids contain nanometer-sized particles in suspension to enhance heat transfer by increasing the thermal conductivity. This paper provides an overview of particle size and volume fraction of nanofluids, and their roles in enhancing the heat transfer. Often, the transfer of heat is enhanced by dispersed particles with small diameter and high concentration despite some debate about the governing effects. The design of elliptical cross-section and zigzag tube also sheds insight into augmenting heat transfer for future research directions and applications.
Using open data to reveal factors of urban susceptibility to natural hazards and man-made hazards: case of Milan and Sofia
Authors: Vavassori Alberto , De Jesús Pugliese Viloria Angelly , Brovelli Maria Antonia 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Multi-hazard mapping in urban areas is relevant for preventing and mitigating the impact of nature- and human-induced disasters while being a challenging task as different competencies have to be put together. Artificial intelligence models are being increasingly exploited for single-hazard susceptibility mapping, from which multi-hazard maps are ultimately derived. Despite the remarkable performance of these models, their application requires the identification of a list of conditioning factors as well as the collection of relevant data and historical inventories, which may be non-trivial tasks. The objective of this study is twofold. First, based on a review of recent publications, it identifies conditioning factors to be used as an input to machine and deep learning techniques for singlehazard susceptibility mapping. Second, it investigates open datasets describing those factors for two European cities, namely Milan (Italy) and Sofia (Bulgaria) by exploiting local authorities’ databases. Identification of the conditioning factors was carried out through the review of recent publications aiming at hazard mapping with artificial intelligence models. Two indicators were conceived to define the relevance of each factor. A first research result consists of a relevance-sorted list of conditioning factors per hazard as well as a set of open and free access data describing several factors for Milan and Sofia. Based on data availability, a feasibility analysis was carried out to investigate the possibility to model hazard susceptibility for the two case studies as well as for the limit case of a city with no local data available. Results show major differences between Milan and Sofia while pointing out Copernicus services’ datasets as a valuable resource for susceptibility mapping in case of limited local data availability. Achieved outcomes have to be intended as preliminary results, as further details shall be disclosed after the discussion with domain experts.
The Neighborhood Impact of Industrial Blight: A Path Analysis
Authors: Banai Reza , Momeni Ehsan 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Historically, industry shaped the space-economy of the American city, a major source of employment opportunity for residents that selected housing nearby or within a convenient or affordable commuting distance. However, the contemporary American city is structurally characterized by abandoned, blighted, vacant industrial properties due to urban expansion, deindustrialization and the suburbanization of both jobs and population. The urban studies literature rarely documents the neighborhood impact of industrial blight akin to studies of residential blight. We determine the proximity-effect of industrial blight on the neighborhood thought of not as an isolated and closed entity, but as a connected and open entity within the city and the region. Unlike studies confined to the property value impact, we determine Pearson correlations of industrial blight and vacancy expansively with the socio-economic and physical characteristics of neighborhoods. We use path analysis to determine direct, indirect, and total neighborhood impact of industrial blight and vacancy. The census block group and parcel-level geographic information system (GIS) provide our principal sources of data. The block group geography contains the neighborhood as a fundamental spatial unit. We determine how the neighborhood impact varies with distance from the blighted, vacant industrial property.
Spatial distribution of military bases and power of interest groups in an emergent democracy
Authors: Pernica Bohuslav , Ženka Jan 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Policies in liberal democracies can never be fully sheltered from the influence of interest groups. This is especially true for the flawed or immature democracies that can be found also in the post-communist world. In this study, we argue that the progress of democratization in Czechia has been accompanied by a growing influence of interest groups (local/regional governments, political parties, industrial corporations) on national defence strategy. Focusing on the spatial policy of military base distribution, the study documents deviations from a rational strategy of restructuring and relocations of military bases declared by the General Staff in the 1990s, 2000s, and 2010s in response to a changing geopolitical situation. The content analysis of the interviews with former actors of the defence planning and media analysis showed that one-third of current Czech military bases experienced an influence of interested groups.
Are Esports Players Inactive? A Systematic Review
Authors: Voisin Nicolas , Besombes Nicolas , Laffage-Cosnier Sébastien 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
As esports grow, public authorities have many concerns about the potential negative health effects of this “sedentary” practice. This work proposes a systematic review on the links between esports and physical activity (PA). The research questions guiding this review are as follows: (1) What is the PA level of esports players? (2) Do data exist regarding the influence of participation in esports on players’ PA? (3) Based on these findings, what future research questions should be asked and what studies should be conducted? Eighteen studies met the inclusion criteria. The analysis revealed that esports players appeared to be active, exceeding World Health Organization recommendations, in 13 studies and inactive or low-active in four studies. The different populations of players do not appear to have the same degree of PA. High-level, professional, and/or supervised players appear to be more physically active. However, some data are inconsistent, and our review highlights several biases and methodological limitations. Additionally, while we have found no studies providing data on the influence of esports on PA, five studies highlight several factors that could push players to engage in PA. Finally, further research is needed using objective measurement tools and characterizing and accurately distinguishing between players’ levels of expertise and the type of game played. The nature and modalities of the PA also need to be clarified. We encourage supplementing these quantitative data with qualitative data obtained through interviews to provide a description and understanding of the influence of esports on PA engagement, re-engagement, retention, and withdrawal.