13th Annual International Research Articles

Preface

Abstract On behalf of the organising committee, it is a privilege and a pleasure to extend a warm and heartfelt welcome to the 13th Annual International Conference (AIC) 2023 of Universitas Syiah Kuala. I want to express my appreciation to all the participants, our esteemed keynote speakers, and our distinguished invited speakers for joining us, whether in person or virtually. The past three years have presented unique challenges, with the COVID-19 pandemic reshaping our workspaces and forcing us to adapt. Last year, we had to transition our conference to a hybrid format. Today, we are returning to a hybrid conference format as conditions continue to normalize. The resilience and adaptability of the scientific community have been remarkable. In the spirit of “normalcy, resurgence, and prosperity,” the theme of this year’s conference, “Science and Technology on Coffee and Other Local Commodities for Enhancing Human Prosperity,” aims to bring together researchers, scientists, and students from around the world to share their valuable work, ideas, and knowledge. Our AIC participants represent various countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Brunei Darussalam, Bangladesh, Australia, Japan, Spain, Hungary, USA, and Germany, comprising students, lecturers, and researchers. Out of the numerous accomplished works we received, we have selected 137 articles that meet the highest standards of quality. Our eminent panel carefully evaluated these papers and chose them based on their insightful perspectives, solid empirical foundation, and dedication to enhancing our comprehension of agriculture, natural science and the environment in the face of global changes. This study provides comprehensive and concise summaries of these extensively researched publications, outlining their techniques, conclusions, and consequences. It demonstrates the continued dedication of our participants to advancing new and emerging research. The innovative research presented in this study is expected to stimulate an ongoing discussion on sustainable agriculture and technological advancement. Furthermore, it creates opportunities for groundbreaking advancements that can effectively address the demanding requirements of our evolving environment. We express our sincere gratitude to all the scholars and participants who have made valuable contributions to the conference and this report. Your work expands the boundaries of our comprehension and accelerates the worldwide pursuit of advancement in agricultural technology, engineering, and environmental science. This report and conference exemplify our mission to present innovative ideas, tangible realities, scientific advancements, and potential frameworks for addressing the intricacies of contemporary agriculture within a dynamic context. We encourage our readers to approach these resources with a receptive attitude, and we anticipate active participation in cooperative learning, policy discussions, and the practical implementation of these groundbreaking concepts to stimulate transformation in the future. Cordially yours, Dr. Murna Muzaifa, S.TP., MP Editor in Chief AIC 2023 List of International Scientific Committees, International Editorial Board, Steering Committees, Organising Committees, Editorial Committees and Keynote Speaker abstract are available in this Pdf.

Award-winning abstracts presented at the 13th Annual International College of Mental Health Pharmacy Conference in Northampton, UK, on 6th and 7th October 2023

Award-winning abstracts presented at the 13th Annual International College of Mental Health Pharmacy Conference in Northampton, UK, on 6th and 7th October 2023

ICER 2017 preview

We invite you to the 13th annual International Computing Education Research (ICER) conference to be held in Tacoma, Washington, USA, August 18-20, 2017. The ICER conference is a now well-established forum for high-quality research in computing education.

Special issue: presence

This special issue of AI and Society on presence features papers that were presented at the 13th annual International Workshop on Presence, which was held in Edinburgh. These papers represent the wide variety of disciplines that continue to be applied to the study of presence ranging from computer science, to classical studies, psychology, neuroscience and communication. As digital technologies continue their relentless spread to so very many aspects of our everyday lives, the experience of presence is becoming a unifying basis for reasoning about and evaluating these developments. This special issue comprises eight papers that have been grouped into three sections. The first two papers, while being closely related, differ with respect to their treatment of the authenticity of the virtual environments that they describe. The next two papers report studies of social presence. The final tranche of papers address presence in different forms of media. In the first section, the papers examine applications of presence. The paper by Benyon and his colleagues offers an introduction to what they describe as digital tourism. They begin by noting that tourism is a global industry worth billions. Digital tourism is concerned with the use of digital technologies such as augmented reality to enhance the experience of being-there and being-there with other people. The authors offer a number of design scenarios (exemplars) of how this might be implemented. In the first example, the House of Edgar Allen Poe has the tourist experiencing an enhanced visit by way of their mobile phone. The Brick City Tours offers an alternate vision by offering digital enhancement, before, during and after a visit. An interesting feature of the after visit supports being personalised mementoes of the trip. These digital enhancements are deemed to involve the creation of blended spaces, that is, the seamless experience of the real and the virtual—a notion that might have puzzled Descartes. The vision offered by this paper is faced with an interesting and unexpected counterpoint in the next paper—Time.deltaTime. Fredrick’s Time.deltaTime raises a host of issues for presence researchers and those engaged in building digital applications intended to create a sense of being-there. Fredrick’s interest is primarily in the re-creation of places of historic and archaeological interest. Digital technology can be used to create or recreate representations of the historic (e.g. ancient Egypt), culturally significant but physically fragile (Machu Picchu) and the inaccessible (the surface of Mars, the bottom of the Pacific). The implications for tourism, archaeology, education and so forth are significant. However, this unconstrained enthusiasm stands in contrast to the aims of the London Charter which calls for the adoption of international standards for intellectual integrity, transparency, sustainability and access in 3D modelling for cultural heritage. Fredrick, echoing the intent of the London Charter, observes that it is simply too easy, when using software tools, to over-embellish a representation of, say, ancient Pompeii. By way of further example, he notes the many anachronisms and errors in Ubisoft’s best-selling games—Assassin’s Creed—which is set in what purports to be an historic Venice. From their reconstruction of the Piazza and Basilica, San Marco Fredrick suggests that the designers may not have read the London Charter. The sheer P. Turner (&) School of Computing, Edinburgh Napier University, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Eh10 5DT, Scotland, UK e-mail: p.turner@napier.ac.uk

Technology Innovations to be Presented at the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare January 26th–30th, 2013, Orlando, Florida

Technology Innovations to be Presented at the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare January 26th–30th, 2013, Orlando, Florida

Research Abstracts to be Presented at the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare January 26th–30th, 2013, Orlando, Florida

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Program Innovations to be Presented at the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare January 26th–30th, 2013, Orlando, Florida

Program Innovations to be Presented at the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare January 26th–30th, 2013, Orlando, Florida

Research Abstracts to be Presented at the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare

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Technology Innovations to be Presented at the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare

Technology Innovations to be Presented at the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare

Research Abstracts to be Presented at the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare

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Program Innovations to be Presented at the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare

Program Innovations to be Presented at the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare

13th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research (dg.o 2012)

13th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research (dg.o 2012)

The 13th Annual International Symposium in obesity: bariatric/metabolic surgery: how it influences energy balance regulation

The 13 th Annual International Symposium in obesity: bariatric/metabolic surgery: how it influences energy balance regulation

The 13th Annual International Philosophy of Nursing Conference Report: University of West England, 7-9 September 2009

The 13th Annual International Philosophy of Nursing Conference Report: University of West England, 7-9 September 2009

Abstracts Presented at the 13th Annual International Congress on Hematologic Malignancies February 11–15, 2009; Whistler, British Columbia

Abstracts Presented at the 13th Annual International Congress on Hematologic Malignancies February 11–15, 2009; Whistler, British Columbia

The International Liver Transplantation Society, 13th Annual International Congress, June 20–23, 2007, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Liver TransplantationVolume 13, Issue S1 p. S1-S238 AbstractFree Access The International Liver Transplantation Society, 13th Annual International Congress, June 20–23, 2007, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil First published: 25 July 2007 https://doi.org/10.1002/lt.21269AboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat Volume13, IssueS1Supplement: The International Liver Transplantation Society, 13th Annual International Congress, June 20–23, 2007, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilJune 2007Pages S1-S238 RelatedInformation

On the on-line rent-or-buy problem in probabilistic environments

Fujiwara and Iwama [In: The 13th Annual International Symposium on Algorithms and Computation, pp. 476---488 (2002)] first integrated probability distribution into the classical competitive analysis to study the rental problem. They assumed that the future inputs are drawn from an exponential distribution, and obtained the optimal competitive strategy and the competitive ratio by the derivative method. In this paper, we introduce the interest rate and tax rate into the continuous model of Fujiwra and Iwama [In: The 13th Annual International Symposium on Algorithms and Computation, pp. 476---488 (2002)]. Moreover, we use the forward difference method in different probabilistic environments to consider discrete leasing models both with and without the interest rate. We not only give the optimal competitive strategies and their competitive ratios in theory, but also give numerical results. We find that with the introduction of the interest rate and tax rate, the uncertainty involved in the process of decision making will diminish and the optimal purchasing date will be put off.

Small genomes and big science

A report of the 13th Annual International Conference on Microbial Genomes, Madison, USA, 11-15 September 2005.

13th Annual International Conference on Conflict Resolution

13th Annual International Conference on Conflict Resolution

第13回年次AAMI-FDA医療機器国際基準規制会議 : 平成15年3月11日〜12日:ワシントンDCにおいて

第13回年次AAMI-FDA医療機器国際基準規制会議 : 平成15年3月11日〜12日:ワシントンDCにおいて