Aspects Of Objects Research Articles

Efforts to Develop Tourism Village Programs in an Effort to Improve Original Village Income in Gronjong Wariti Tourism Village, Mejono Village Plemahan District, Kediri Regency

Gronjong Wariti is a village tourism that has the characteristic of providing a tourist village as an entertainment object for tourists. The development of Gronjog Wariti Tourism Village has been attempted to develop to face a number of obstacles, including the many informal tourism managers. This research method is descriptive qualitative. The subjects are the Head of Mejono Village, the Head of the Gronjong Wariti Tourism Village Management Board, community leaders and residents of Gronjong Wariti Tourism Village. Interviews and observations are used in data collection. In this study, data analysis was carried out by collecting data, reducing data and presenting data to draw conclusions. The findings of this study explain that efforts to develop Gronjong Wariti Tourism Village can be seen from the aspects of tourist objects and attractions, tourism infrastructure, tourism facilities, and management/infrastructure management, the community. In terms of tourist objects and destinations, the village government has coordinated with the people to clean and rearrange tourist objects so that they can be visited by tourists. In terms of tourism infrastructure, the management of Gronjong Wariti Tourism Village works together with the community to provide places of worship, parking lots, toilets, food stalls, souvenir shops, and others. In terms of tourism facilities, the management of Gronjong Wariti Tourism Village has collaborated with the community to provide home accommodation and transportation services for tourists. In terms of management/infrastructure, the village government has developed a regulatory system to manage and develop tourism villages. In terms of the village community, the village government has made socialization to the community and tourism managers.

MAKNA PENAMAAN SAJIAN RITUAL KABASA DARI PERSPEKTIF GASTROLINGUISTIK

This article is about Munanese (an ethnic group in Southeast Sulawesi) traditional dish kabasa as a form of referential support to the gastrodiplomacy trend. Kabasa is a part of the haroa ritual that features a range of dishes with various ingredients, which is strongly connected to various aspects of the community such as social position, psychology, and environment. In this study, a combination between linguistics as language science and gastronomy which examines food within its culture is considered effective for investigating the semantics of the naming pattern of kabasa dishes in order to document this unique culinary tradition and introduce new concepts in Indonesian gastronomy, particularly that of Southeast Sulawesi. Using the qualitative descriptive method and macrolinguistic approach, this study shows that kabasa naming pattern consists of three semantic levels. Meanwhile, more comprehensive gastrolinguistic analysis on the data suggests that the meanings of the names can be found based on (1) the food ingredients, which are tied to the region’s geographical features and (2) the semantic convention of kabasa itself, which shows an associative relationship between an object, its name, and environmental aspects as contextual clues.

Analisis Kajian Linguistik Modern dalam Pembelajaran Bahasa Arab

This research aims to study and analyze modern linguistic studies in Arabic language learning. This research is a type of library research, the data in this research are journals, articles, websites and books that discuss modern linguistics from the aspects of meaning, objects, objectives, scope and benefits of studying modern linguistics. This research is a library research study, so the data analysis technique used in this research is content analysis technique and the data is presented in a qualitative descriptive manner. The results of this research are that linguistics is a science that studies and examines language, sounds, human signals related to language phenomena, then the scope of study of modern linguistics is first, phonology, where language is a spoken form, not written. Second, morphology is a science that studies the methods of word formation and the verbal changes that occur in these words. The third is semantics, namely the science that studies meaning and examines the branch of linguistics that is related to the theory of meaning. Fourth is syntax, which is the study of how to form sentences from different words. Then the benefits of linguistic theory in developing Arabic language teaching such as sociolinguistics, contrastive and psycholinguistics. The role of linguistics in developing Arabic language teaching is an important tool for determining language teaching targets and explanations, because linguistics is a tool used by language teachers to describe and analyze language which of course will help the language teaching process. A good learning process always starts with a thorough plan. Careful planning will show optimal results in learning. Planning is the process of preparing something that is carried out to achieve predetermined goals.

Освоение моделирования как элемента подготовки студентов-гуманитариев в условиях развития технологии больших данных

g Data is a qualitatively new information object that requires special methods of analysis and processing. The peculiarity of Big Data is the following: traditional methods of data processing in the case of Big Data may not be effective, since they require very large time frames and computing resources; Big Data, in many ways, loses its discrete structure and approaches its properties to structures of continuity, which complicates the use of traditional methods of discrete analysis. The article discusses approaches to the study of Big Data in humanitarian universities. The sources of the emergence of big data in this area are discussed as an imbalance between the syntactic and semantic aspects of the information object. It is substantiated that in humanitarian universities it is advisable to place emphasis on mastering the modeling methodology, which, in many respects, allows eliminating this imbalance.

Integration of UML Class Diagrams Based on Semantics and Structure

As a high-level reuse, software design reuse has received more and more attention because of its important impact on the subsequent development stages. Usually, the design models are typically represented as some graphs or diagrams, in which Unified Modeling Language (UML) class diagram is so widely used in software design that it has become the de facto standard. There has been some research on the reuse of UML class diagrams so far, mainly focusing on matching and retrieval. However, it is worth noting that there are many similar class diagrams modeling the same object or some related class diagrams modeling different aspects of the same object in the reuse repository. As a matter of fact, the primary step to achieve a high-quality reuse is to have high-quality software artifacts, so the well-designed UML class diagrams become a necessary resource for software design reuse. Therefore, it is necessary to integrate these class diagrams so that they have stronger modeling ability, and eliminating redundancy is another benefit of the integration. Up to now, there has been little discussion about the integration of class diagrams, so we propose an integration approach based on semantics and structure in this paper. The equivalent elements that can identify the semantically merged parts are defined, and the possible conflict items are listed from both semantic and structural aspects. The integration procedure composed of three stages is proposed, in which an approach combining semantic common class diagrams (SCCDs) and structural common graph sequence (SCGS) is combined to determine the merged parts, the integration issue of heterogeneous class diagrams is considered from the proposed abstract models, and the conflict resolution for each conflict item is described by examples. The experimental results show the effectiveness of our proposed integration approach.

Mathematical modeling of biomechanical elastic and hyperelastic properties of the myocardium

BACKGROUND: The study of mechanical properties of biological tissues is extremely informative and is one of the most important areas of biomechanics. Knowledge of these aspects of biological objects based on experimental data can become a source of new medical and technical solutions for the reconstruction of organs and the development of replacement materials. AIM: Passive mechanical properties of isolated myocardium are compared with linear, bilinear, exponential and the most common hyperelastic models (neohookean, Mooney–Rivlin, Ogden, Yeoh, polynomial and Veronda–Westmann). MATERIALS AND METHODS: Literature data on mechanical tests of autopsy material obtained from mongrel dogs were used as initial data. To search for the most advanced calculation algorithms the computer algebra system was used, the Mathcad 15.0 software package and the multifunctional finite element analysis application ANSYS 2022 R2 were used. Direct comparison of models was made based on mathematical statistics. RESULTS: Among the first group of models, the results closest to the experimental data were demonstrated by the exponential model R = 0.9958/0.9984 (in the longitudinal/transverse direction with respect to the myocardial fibers), the lowest accuracy was demonstrated by the linear model R = 0.9813/0.9803. Young’s moduli of linear, bilinear and exponential models and material constants of hyperelastic models are determined. The coefficient of elastic anisotropy of the myocardium, defined as the ratio of the elastic moduli of the linear model measured along and across the direction of the fibers, is equal to 2.18, which is very different from the literature data for the myocardium of the human heart. Deformation along the fibers of the heart muscle is more energy-consuming in the direction along the fibers than in the transverse direction (3.81 and 2.52 mJ/cm3). The most accurate hyperelastic models turned out to be the 2nd order polynomial model R = 0.9971 and the 3rd order Yeoh model R = 0.997. The largest deviations and the lowest correlation coefficient between the experimental and model data were demonstrated by the simple neohookean model R = 0.974 with a single parameter μ. The numerical values of the parameters of hyperelastic models obtained by calculation methods used practically did not differ from each other (≤2.16%). CONCLUSIONS: The study demonstrated the importance of selecting the correct mechanical model for isolated myocardium. The data obtained can be useful in virtual interventions (simulations) for predicting outcomes and supporting clinical decisions, developing replacement materials and structures made of them for reconstructive operations on heart structures.

Understanding Cortical Streams from a Computational Perspective.

The two visual cortical stream hypothesis, which suggests object properties (what) are processed separately from spatial properties (where), has a longstanding history, and much evidence has accumulated to support its conjectures. Nevertheless, in the last few decades, conflicting evidence has mounted that demands some explanation and modification. For example, existence of (1) shape activities (fMRI) or shape selectivities (physiology) in dorsal stream, similar to ventral stream; likewise, spatial activations (fMRI) or spatial selectivities (physiology) in ventral stream, similar to dorsal stream; (2) multiple segregated subpathways within a stream. In addition, the idea of segregation of various aspects of multiple objects in a scene raises questions about how these properties of multiple objects are then properly re-associated or bound back together to accurately perceive, remember, or make decisions. We will briefly review the history of the two-stream hypothesis, discuss competing accounts that challenge current thinking, and propose ideas on why the brain has segregated pathways. We will present ideas based on our own data using artificial neural networks (1) to reveal encoding differences for what and where that arise in a two-pathway neural network, (2) to show how these encoding differences can clarify previous conflicting findings, and (3) to elucidate the computational advantages of segregated pathways. Furthermore, we will discuss whether neural networks need to have multiple subpathways for different visual attributes. We will also discuss the binding problem (how to correctly associate the different attributes of each object together when there are multiple objects each with multiple attributes in a scene) and possible solutions to the binding problem. Finally, we will briefly discuss problems and limitations with existing models and potential fruitful future directions.

Fundamentals for formalizing the problem of information analysis architectures of intelligent training systems

Formulation of the problem. An analysis of the construction of information systems was carried out and the requirements for the appearance of intelligent training systems were determined. Model support for the analysis of an intelligent training system (ITS) is based on the use of modeling methods, their integration with existing methods and tools, providing dynamic modeling of the functional and structural properties of its information architecture. Target. To propose a new approach to formalizing the process of developing an ITS information architecture. Results. From the analysis of the content of educational and training tasks, general patterns have been identified that make it possible to apply system-forming principles to represent ITS, which comprehensively characterize the information process of modeling its information architecture based on the functional (F), structural (S) and information (I) aspects . The principles represent hierarchical categories, each of which reflects one of the levels of information interaction of models that make up the functional, structural and information levels of the interprogram interface, taking into account their level-by-level interaction. Each aspect of the consideration of models is characterized by content that generally reflects one of the aspects of the modeling object. In general, the principles reflect the paradigm of three-level information interaction of information objects, which uses for analysis existing approaches to modeling information architecture in the interests of implementing the invariant process of ITS functioning in relation to its pragmatic field. Information interaction between information objects represents the implementation of functional, structural and information relationships between objects and in their structure. Information relations in an ITS are determined by the presence of open ISF interfaces among information objects that form its information structure. The integrated model of these structures is a dynamic model of ITS, since informational and structural properties determine the conditions, and functional properties determine the nature of possible actions. Since the interaction levels are hierarchically coupled, the dynamic ITS model has a hierarchical structure. The implementation of interaction of information objects through ISF interfaces determines the transition of ITS to simulated states. The ITS information architecture model is presented in the form of a modular-cluster network structure. It is based on the principle of stratification of ITS into functional information models that implement the introduced aspects of the analysis of information interaction with grouping into clusters, reflecting the functional and structural properties of its information architecture. Practical significance. The functional and structural properties of the ITS information architecture were formalized on a variety of models (modules), their interfaces and information relationships, ensuring the development of a formal formulation of the problem of analyzing the ITS information architecture.

A house purchase transaction that has been paid in full but the sale and purchase deed has not been executed by PPAT, resulting in losses for the buyer (Case Study Number: 15/Pdt.G/2023/PN.Gdt)

This research examines the juridical aspects of the collateral object of the credit agreement that was entered into by the developer and has been sold in full to the buyer. The research background involves the complexity of property transactions, where house ownership certificates are often used as collateral for credit loans. However, cases of non-compliance and fraud by developers and Notaries/PPATs can be detrimental to buyers, especially in cases that occurred at Feros Estate Housing, Pesawaran Regency, Lampung Province. The problem of this research is: What is the legal protection for home buyers whose objects have been guaranteed in advance by the developer to the bank (Case Study Number: 15/Pdt.G/2023/PN.Gdt)? and Legal consequences that arise between the home buyer and the bank as a result of the object having become a collateral object in the banking credit agreement (Case Study Number: 15/Pdt.G/2023/PN.Gdt)? The research method used in this research is a normative and empirical juridical approach using secondary and primary data. Next, the analysis is carried out qualitatively. As a discussion in this research, there is legal protection for home buyers whose objects have been guaranteed in advance by the developer to the bank based on Case Number: 15/Pdt.G/2023/PN.Gdt, namely: The existence of a Land Deed Making Officer (PPAT) Professionals are the main guarantors in ensuring accuracy, legal security and high professionalism in every transaction. PPAT has a big role, starting from checking the legality of documents to making a Sale and Purchase Deed (AJB), which provides legal certainty to buyers. Legal protection for home buyers does not only depend on the seller, but also on PPAT's obligation to provide complete information, check the legality of documents, and ensure the transaction process complies with established standards and regulations. Next is a discussion of the research regarding the legal consequences that arise between the home buyer and the bank as a result of the object having become a collateral object in a banking credit agreement based on Case Number: 15/Pdt.G/2023/PN.Gdt, namely: In a house buying and selling transaction with objects pledged as collateral to the bank, it can be concluded that the situation involves a complex series of risks and legal consequences. Several parties such as buyers, sellers, PPAT, and banks may face legal action depending on their role and contribution in the transaction. In house buying and selling transactions with objects pledged as collateral to the bank, high vigilance and the involvement of professional parties are required to mitigate legal risks that may arise. Preventive measures and awareness of legal aspects are very important to ensure the smoothness and validity of property transactions. The suggestions in this research are: The legal protection provided to home buyers in home buying and selling transactions is considered to be inadequate in protecting and providing rights for the community, especially prospective home buyers, the process is still quite complicated and many people didn't know it. So the relevant authorities, such as BPN, can increase supervision and carry out internal audits of PPAT. This is done in order to help and ensure that PPAT carries out its duties properly and provides maximum legal protection. Furthermore, the Government can do several things to reduce legal consequences, one of which is strengthening consumer protection regulations related to property transactions, especially when involving banks or PPAT.

Paradigm Shift of Language Revitalization in Indonesia

Language revitalization as a linguistic social movement that aims to preserve and promote local languages, is experiencing a paradigm shift in Indonesia. These shifts can be seen from the aspect of language status objects. That is meant here is that the object of language status in language revitalization is not only languages with minority and endangered status. All local languages in Indonesia can be revitalized. Based on these conditions, this study explores the shift in the language revitalization paradigm in Indonesia. This aims to explain the structure of paradigm shift and provide an explanation for understanding language revitalization in its historical development in Indonesia. The study method uses qualitative methods with data collection techniques from the results of literature studies. Data analysis refers to Thomas Samuel Kuhn’s structure of the scientific revolution in terms of paradigm shift. As a result, the shift in the language revitalization paradigm in terms of the language status object is based on the heterogeneity of languages in Indonesia. Meanwhile, all languages in Indonesia must and have the right to be preserved in accordance with statutory regulations. This condition makes the government regulate language revitalization regulations that apply to all languages so that all languages in Indonesia receive the same treatment in the context of language preservation efforts.

Tourist Perceptions of Tourism Object in Central Aceh

Central Aceh Regency as one of the western most regions of Indonesia is one of the areas that is the choice of tourist destinations. The natural condition of Central Aceh district which is located in the highlands makes this area crowded with tourists. There are various types of tourism found in Central Aceh district ranging from nature tourism, agro tourism, and historical tourism. This study aims to determine the perception of tourists towards tourism objects in Central Aceh district in terms of Attraction, Amnesity, Accessibility and Hospitality Aspects. This study uses a quantitative descriptive research approach with primary data sources collected using a questionnaire via google form and limited interviews with several respondents. The results showed that the perception of tourists to tourism objects in Central Aceh Regency as a whole is quite good with a percentage of 78%. In particular, tourist perceptions of the attractions aspect of Central Aceh tourism objects are classified as good with a percentage of 85%, the amnesity aspect is quite good with a percentage of 72%, the accessibility aspect is quite good with a percentage of 71% and the hospitality aspect is classified as good with a percentage of 86%.

Discursive Formations in a Pragmatic Analysis of Parliamentary Language

Language is generally intended to be communicative, but at times, it does more than that due to manipulations. This paper examined aspects of Concept and Object as discursive elements employed by politicians during debates to create socio-political dominance. Political discourse is a form of human activity that needs to be studied. Speech is manipulated by the speaker to suit his/her interests. When this happens, language becomes something more than just a medium for communicating propositional knowledge. Due to technological advancement, people are now more exposed to verbal messages of many kinds, most of which can be thought of as political in nature. The study analyzed pragmatic strategies: Concept and Object and their impact on the socio-political dominance in Kenyan parliamentary debates. A descriptive research design was employed, and purposively sampled texts from Hansard portrayed aspects of socio-political dominance. Concept and object were identified as discursive formations that parliamentarians used during debates. The paper found out that concepts and objects had an impact on the language that parliamentarians used, and it contributed to the knowledge of linguistics, particularly with regard to Discourse Analysis and Pragmatics.

A Review and Prospect of the Research on English Teacher Feedback in China from 2011 to 2021

By searching the domestic literature on English teacher feedback from 2011 to 2021, this paper reviews the research on the three main functions of English teacher feedback, namely language function, cognitive function and emotional function, and then summarizes the characteristics and trends of the research on feedback language from the aspects of research perspective, research methods and research objects. Furthermore, some problems existing in the current research are found, and the future development trend of the research is prospected, in order to provide directions for future research.

Features of development of a digital twin of the transport system of an urban area using simulation modeling methods

The relevance of the study is justified by the growing share of urban population and their active use of personal automobile and public transportation. All this increases the mobility of the population and requires the development of transportation infrastructure in the established urban development. Solving such problems requires the development of models that simulate all aspects of the real object of the transportation system. With their help it is possible to conduct experiments on changing individual characteristics of the system in order to assess its response to control actions. The object of the study is Pervomayskaya Street at its intersection with the Tretya Parkovaya Street in the Izmailovo district of the Eastern Administrative District of Moscow. The article presents the stages of simulation model creation and their corresponding results in the form of models characterizing traffic flows, system objects and their behavior.

A Study of Computer-Assisted Communicative Competence Training Methods in Cross-Cultural English Teaching

Abstract With the advancement of globalization, China is implementing the “Belt and Road Initiative”, a major strategic initiative to open up to the outside world, which means that it needs to cultivate talents with cross-cultural communication skills. In this paper, we design a computer-assisted model for cross-cultural English teaching implementation that is based on the objectives of cross-cultural teaching. A questionnaire was designed to collect data on the effect of students’ communicative competence training in cross-cultural English teaching, and t-tests and correlation tests were used to analyze the impact of the computer-assisted English teaching mode on students’ communicative competence training. The results of the study show that there is a significant difference between the dimensions of intercultural communicative competence of the experimental group of students applying the computer-assisted teaching mode and the control group under traditional teaching at the end of the teaching experiment (P<0.05). At the same time, it was found that there was a positive correlation between the effect of communicative competence training and the factors in the teaching mode (r>0), indicating that computer-assisted English language teaching can improve students’ intercultural communicative competence. This paper puts forward the optimization suggestions of communicative competence training from the aspects of teaching object and teaching design in order to improve teachers’ professional teaching ability and students’ intercultural communicative competence.

Low-Resolution Steel Surface Defects Classification Network Based on Autocorrelation Semantic Enhancement

Aiming at the problems of low-resolution steel surface defects imaging, such as defect type confusion, feature blurring, and low classification accuracy, this paper proposes an autocorrelation semantic enhancement network (ASENet) for the classification of steel surface defects. It mainly consists of a backbone network and an autocorrelation semantic enhancement module (ASE), in which the autocorrelation semantic enhancement module consists of three main learnable modules: the CS attention module, the autocorrelation computation module, and the contextual feature awareness module. Specifically, we first use the backbone network to extract the basic features of the image and then use the designed CS attention module to enhance the basic features. In addition, to capture different aspects of semantic objects, we use the autocorrelation module to compute the correlation between neighborhoods and contextualize the basic and augmented features to enhance the recognizability of the features. Experimental results show that our method produces significant results, and the classification accuracy reaches 96.24% on the NEU-CLS-64 dataset. Compared with ViT-B/16, Swin_t, ResNet50, Mobilenet_v3_small, Densenet121, Efficientnet_b2, and baseline, the accuracy is 9.43%, 5.15%, 4.87%, 3.34%, 3.28%, 3.01%, and 2.72% higher, respectively.

Epidemiological Models and Epistemic Perspectives: How Scientific Pluralism may be Misconstrued

AbstractIn a scenario characterized by unpredictable developments, such as the recent COVID-19 pandemic, epidemiological models have played a leading part, having been especially widely deployed for forecasting purposes. In this paper, two real-world examples of modeling are examined in support of the proposition that science can convey inconsistent as well as genuinely perspectival representations of the world. Reciprocally inconsistent outcomes are grounded on incompatible assumptions, whereas perspectival outcomes are grounded on compatible assumptions and illuminate different aspects of the same object of interest. In both cases, models should be viewed as expressions of specific assumptions and unconstrained choices on the part of those designing them. The coexistence of a variety of models reflects a primary feature of science, namely its pluralism. It is herein proposed that recent over-exposure to science’s inner workings and disputes such as those pertaining to models, may have led the public to perceive pluralism as a flaw—or more specifically, as disunity or fragmentation, which in turn may have been interpreted as a sign of unreliability. In conclusion, given the inescapability of pluralism, suggestions are offered as to how to counteract distorted perceptions of science, and thereby enhance scientific literacy.

РЕПРЕЗЕНТАЦІЯ МОРФОЛОГІЧНОГО ЗМІСТУ У МІСТОБУДУВАННІ

Morphological content is a fundamental concept denoting the formal and essential aspects of objects in the realm of morphology. Such a concept encourages a multifaceted analysis and understanding of the form and structure capable of embracing elements in the surrounding world. In the context of urban planning, morphological content serves as a crucial tool for analyzing and interpreting the formal expression of a city and its structural elements. It encompasses the collection of things, connections, attributes, properties, and processes that define the substantive aspects of urban structure and are within the purview of morphology. To specify the nature and domain of knowledge enrichment, ontological foundations of morphological content related to understanding its essence and association with morphology as a form of scientific knowledge are considered. It is established that to study morphological content, it is necessary to depart from the essential characteristics of the formal properties of the object and rely on scientifically grounded theoretical and methodological principles of morphology established in other fields of knowledge, such as biology and philology. To investigate morphological content in urban planning, a methodological concept is formulated in the form of three axioms. The first axiom indicates that a city should be regarded as a static system with a structural feature that captures unchanging formal characteristics at a particular moment in time, based on the formal properties of systemic integrity. The second axiom states that the carrier of morphological content in a city is the material structure expressed by a multitude of elements interacting in a specific order, revealing systemic properties complemented by essential formal features. The material structure of a city is formed by a set of elements and components within the framework of urban planning, contingent upon various factors at the levels of their external and internal manifestations. The third axiom concerning the morphological nature of the material structure of a city, which represents the ability to possess a set of formal characteristics characterizing limitations, organization, adaptability, development, complexity, and maturity, reflects the substantive boundaries of morphological knowledge within the scope of morphology.

Review on remanufacturability evaluation of retired products

The uncertainty of recycling waste products affects the remanufacturing of products. Therefore, whether waste products can be remanufactured has become a key issue. Remanufacturability evaluation is an important part of the remanufacturing process of waste products, which directly determines the service safety and reliability of remanufactured products. Based on the research and review of a large number of literatures, this paper studies the current research hotspots and main research achievements of remanufacturing evaluation, and summarizes the existing achievements from the aspects of evaluation objects, evaluation directions and evaluation methods. Through research, it is found that most of the remanufacturability currently selects economic, technical, environmental and other evaluation grades, constructs corresponding evaluation index system, assigns weight to each index, and finally obtains evaluation conclusions through hierarchical analysis and entropy method.

The Development of Hapanasan Hot Spring Nature Tourism in Rokan Hulu, Riau, Using the Analysis Hierarchy Process (AHP)

R Hapanasan hot spring, located in Rokan Hulu Regency, Riau Province, is a natural tourist destination with high potential. Despite its potential, the resource utilization carried out by the community and local government is not yet fully developed. This study aims to analyze the priority factors for developing Hapanasan hot spring. This study collects primary data by observing the area and conducting Forum Group Discussions (FGD). Secondary data was obtained from document studies applied to various data sources such as the Tourism Office, Regional Development Planning Agency, and Non-Governmental Organizations. The method used in this study is the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), and the data is processed with expert choice software. Based on the results of the AHP and the software analysis, the priority for developing natural hot spring tourism in Hapanasanis in the criteria for aspects of tourist objects and attractions with a value of 0.438, while the sub-criteria for the structure of natural tourism is improving facilities and infrastructure with a value of 0.869, and there is an alternative in the form of increasing the capacity of elements of facilities and infrastructure with a value of 0.290.