Complete Infrastructure Research Articles

Teacher Pedagogical Competence in Independent Learning Curriculum Management at MTS Takhashush Tahfidhul Qur'an and MTS Negeri 1 Banyumas

This study examines the management of PAI clump teachers' expertise in independent curriculum management at MTs TTQ Cilacap and MTs Negeri 1 Banyumas. The research, descriptive qualitative, used observation, interviews, and documentation. The results showed that Islamic religious education teachers did not fully understand how to implement the independent curriculum and its substance. The implementation of the independent curriculum is carried out through a differentiation system, adjusting learning to each student's talents and interests. Obstacles to the implementation include inadequacy of facilities and infrastructure, and the need for teachers to increase information about the curriculum. To improve the implementation, there needs to be efforts to complete infrastructure and motivation from the madrasah head, providing teachers with training or workshops on the independent curriculum.

Manajemen Perencanaan Pengembangan Kompetensi Pedagogik Guru Kelas Dalam Meningkatkan Kualitas Pembelajaran Peserta Didik (Studi Kasus di SDN Se-Kecamatan Cipaku Kabupaten Ciamis)

The quality of student learning is not yet optimal, this is in accordance with empirical data that the decline in achievements achieved by students in the academic and non-academic fields and the lack of professional teaching graduates means that planning management for developing teacher pedagogical competence is needed. The research was conducted using a descriptive analysis method with a qualitative design. The data analysis technique used is an interactive analysis technique, through data reduction, data presentation, drawing conclusions, and triangulation. The results of the research inform that (1) Planning for the development of pedagogical competence at SDN 2 Cieurih, SDN 3 Cieurih and SDN 1 Jalatrang was made based on the results of identifying needs and vision, mission and goals that had been determined, in its implementation the planning for developing teacher pedagogical competence was carried out in the form of meetings Work. (2) Implementation of pedagogical competency development at SDN 2 Cieurih, SDN 3 Cieurih and SDN 1 Jalatrang by participating in teaching, learning and administrative meetings, scientific forum programs held by local agencies in the form of education and training, making lesson plans, KKG, seminars or workshops . (3) evaluation Planning for the development of pedagogical competence focuses more on evaluating teacher performance through supervision activities with classroom action assessments. Apart from that, the principal also holds monthly work evaluations, one of which discusses the activities that have been carried out by teachers after participating in scientific forum activities outside the school. The monthly meeting is a control over the implementation of activities that will be carried out as well as an evaluation of activities that have been carried out previously. (4) Follow-up to the development of teacher pedagogical competence is to give awards to teachers who have met standards, provide coaching by holding meetings between school principals and teachers through face-to-face meetings and implementing the MGMP (Subject Teachers' Conference) program. ) (5) Supporting factors, namely teaching staff with a bachelor's degree, available funds, and complete infrastructure. Meanwhile, the inhibiting factor is that a handful of teachers who are approaching retirement have difficulty or are less interested in activities to develop the competence of teaching staff, in addition to having problems with timing at the same time as teaching schedules.

Exploring the Emergency Planning Requirements: A Qualitative Research Study at the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

This study aimed to explore emergency planning requirements for managing disasters in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA). The study adopted interpretivism; an inductive approach; a descriptive survey; and qualitative methods to address its aim. The techniques used included a literature review and semi-structured interviews. The study sample consisted of 13 experts from the KSA General Directorate of Civil Defence (GDCD). The data were analyzed by using content analysis. The study findings revealed that the emergency planning requirements are administrative requirements, including regulations and legislation; technical requirements, which include equipment; human resources, including staff and responders; identifying, analyzing, and evaluating risks; determining the tasks and responsibilities of the relevant agencies and stakeholders; qualified leadership; determining the chain of command at national and local levels; coordination and cooperation among stakeholders; knowledge gained from local or international experiences; updated database; the availability of sufficient financial resources; completed infrastructure; and improved training and practice. The study also found that although emergency planning requirements are more or less in place, there is a need for further improvement and development; specifically, there is a need for better understanding, knowledge, and awareness. Consequently, it strongly recommends that all emergency planning requirements developed from this study should be implemented simultaneously and as an integrated whole. By doing so, it could help decision makers and emergency planners at government emergency agencies to improve, develop, and reinforce emergency planning, specifically in reducing disaster risks.

Analysis of spatial characteristics and influencing factors of the flow network of highly educated talents from national and local perspective

Based on dynamic monitoring data on China’s population, by using complex networks, spatial analysis and mathematical measurement, this study reveals the spatial characteristics and influencing factors of the network of flows of highly educated talents in the Yangtze River Delta region from the national and local perspectives. In the two perspectives, the network has strong isomorphism and certain differences. The in-flow of highly educated talents from cities with high administrative levels and more developed economies to Shanghai constitutes the core of the entire network. From a national perspective, highly educated talents tend to converge to the Yangtze River Delta region. From a local perspective, it was found that these talents cluster towards a limited number of cities in the region. From both perspectives, the flow network has developed into a “core-periphery” progressive hierarchical structure, with Shanghai becoming the sole core city. There is little difference in the influencing factors of talent mobility from both macro and meso perspectives. Highly educated talents would frequently flow between cities with strong economic development levels, and cities with high education level, scientific and technological level, complete infrastructure, and good aesthetics. However, geographical distance still plays a hindering role in the flow of highly educated talents, and factors such as cultural identity, institutional, and social modality differences among regions also have a certain effect on the flow of these talents.

Data-driven modeling of reconfigurable multi-accelerator systems under dynamic workloads

Reconfigurable multi-accelerator systems used as computing offloading platforms in edge-cloud continuum scenarios usually have to deal with highly dynamic workloads and operating conditions. In order to properly take advantage of their parallel processing capabilities and increase execution performance for a given workload, these systems need to continuously adapt their configuration (i.e., number and type of accelerators) at run time. When working at the edge, additional requirements such as energy efficiency must be also met. In this paper, Machine Learning techniques are applied to extract predictive models of the execution of different combinations of hardware accelerators on a reconfigurable multi-accelerator platform, aiming at satisfying the previously mentioned continuous optimization needs. One of the key benefits of the proposed approach is that its data-driven models can transparently estimate the impact of the complex interactions between hardware accelerators due to run-time resource contention among them and with the rest of the system, as opposed to traditional modeling approaches that cannot include that information in an easy and scalable way (e.g., analytical models). The proposed models are complemented with a complete infrastructure to generate, execute and monitor dynamic workloads in FPGA-based systems. This infrastructure has been used to (i) quantitatively analyze resource contention in reconfigurable multi-accelerator systems and (ii) produce the training and evaluation datasets for the ML-based models using annotated power consumption and execution performance traces. Experimental results obtained with a reconfigurable multi-accelerator platform based on the ARTICo3 framework running the MachSuite benchmarks show that the proposed modeling approach is highly effective, with a relative prediction error of less than 5% on average for both power consumption and execution performance. Result also show that the ML-based models achieve high accuracy levels when predicting the impact of resource contention and accelerator interaction on both metrics, with a mean relative prediction error of less than 0.6% and a standard deviation below 4.7% for the worst case.

STRATEGIC MARKETING MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS IN THE COMMERCIAL FISHING SECTOR IN THE CITY OF BOGOTÁ- COLÔMBIA

Objective: The objective of the study was to develop the analysis of strategic marketing management in the commercial fishing sector in the Paloquemao plaza in Bogotá, in order to increase productivity, based on sustainability models.
 Theoretical Framework: In this topic, the sustainability model for SMEs describes how to improve the relationship of a company's human capital and how, based on these, the environmental components are integrated into the processes and therefore the economic component is adjusted by generating a better organizational climate. which permeates the marketing management of companies and improves their visibility as should happen in the commercial fishing sector of the city of Bogota.
 Method: An exploratory and comparative study was used, the analysis included a parallel between the theoretical analyzes with the fishing sector of Lima Peru, the sustainability model and marketing models and based on marketing study categories, interviews were conducted with managers of commercial companies. fisheries to then develop a correlation analysis of the categories between the years 2020 and 2023.
 Results and Discussion: It was found that informality versus the established company that some distributors only have a warehouse as a warehouse while others have a complete infrastructure; others have a good diversification of products for their clients and finally, marketing is short-term and with little strategic management.
 Research Implications: The research shows that there is little access to training on administrative issues, financial management and safety issues for the conservation of the product; little investment in technology and that the lack of marketing in the sector does not make known the benefits and qualities that the product has in its consumption.
 Originality/Value: This study contributes to a literature in which it shows in an exploratory way how marketing management is developed in an economic sector of the country and how it impacts its sustainability, as well as showing a possible market strategy to enhance it.

Research and Implementation of Container Based Application Orchestration Service Technology

With the rapid development of cloud computing technology, Kubernetes(K8S), as the main orchestration tool for cloud native applications, has become the preferred choice for enterprises and developers. This article is based on container based application orchestration service technology. Through a set of templates containing cloud resource descriptions, it quickly completes functions such as application creation and configuration, application batch cloning, and application multi environment deployment. It simplifies and automates the lifecycle management capabilities required for cloud applications, such as resource planning, application design, deployment, status monitoring, and scaling. Users can more conveniently complete infrastructure management and operation and maintenance work, In order to focus more on innovation and research and development, and improve work efficiency. The actual application effect of the technology used in this article depends to a certain extent on the ability level of basic service resources, and manual template creation is required for the first use. In production use, a certain professional ability is required to create a good application layout template, adjust and optimize resources according to the production environment, in order to significantly improve the effectiveness and efficiency of practical applications.

Tantangan dan Peluang Implementasi Kurikulum Merdeka Jurusan Pendidikan Bahasa Arab Universitas Islam Negeri Mataram

The independent curriculum is an improvement in the education system and is implemented through a driving school program to improve the quality of learning in schools. The research method used is qualitative research. Qualitative research is an approach to conducting research that is oriented towards natural phenomena or symptoms. The results of the research are that every opportunity that exists, there are challenges in it, including: a) Readiness of lecturers and staff, b) Complete infrastructure, c) Sufficient funds, d) Different assessments, e) Mastery of learning technology.

AIIB Investment and Economic Development of India: The Case of the Gujarat Road Project

The purpose of this study is to verify whether the transportation infrastructure investment carried out by the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) has promoted the economic development of its recipient countries. Since the establishment of the AIIB, its investments in infrastructure development, aimed at promoting economic growth in Asian developing countries, have garnered considerable attention. This study selects India, the largest recipient country of the AIIB, as the research object and chooses the Gujarat Road Project as the research case, since it is a completed infrastructure construction investment project in the transportation field. This paper provides an overview of the project’s operation and summarizes key factors in the project’s implementation. In the data analysis section, the per capita GDP is selected as the explained variable to measure economic development, and the LASSO regression method is used to select several variables that affect economic development. Moreover, the random forest model is used to obtain the causal relationship between road construction and the per capita GDP from 2001 to 2022. The results indicate that road construction in India has a significant positive effect on per capita GDP growth, the Gujarat Road Project supported by the AIIB also has a positive effect on per capita GDP growth, and this effect is stronger than that at the national level. The main contribution of this work is the validation of the investment strategy of the AIIB and the quantification of the economic contribution of AIIB investment projects to the local area.

Evaluation of the state and implementation of the Hospital Clinical Forensic Units in Chile

Sexual violence has a several negative impact on women's health. Thus, the health system is a gateway for the multisector response to victims. In 2018, the Clinical Forensic Hospital Units (UCFH) in Chile were launched for this purpose. To evaluate the state of implementation of the UCFH in the health services (HS) in Chile. This is a quantitative descriptive, cross-sectional study. A survey was designed and applied through the Google Forms platform to the managers of the care and prevention network for victims of sexual violence (VSV) of each SS. The contact of each manager was requested by each HS in three ways: transparency law, lobby law, and telephone. Each HS was classified according to the existence or not of UCFH and for each unit the availability of resources was evaluated according to the recommendations of the Technical Standard of Attention to VSV of the Ministry of Health. Also, the functioning of each unit during the pandemic was evaluated. Twenty-four of the 29 HSs responded, of which 12 reported having UCFH. Of the 12 units, 50% had complete infrastructure, 58.3% had complete instruments, none had full human resources, 50% had partial HR, 50% had sampling complete, and 58. 3% had full health benefits. The function during the pandemic was affected in 25% of the units. Challenges persist in the implementation of the UCFH, with special limitations in the availability of human resources.

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Assistance and Development of Website Profile in Curug Sangereng Village

Curug Sangereng Village, located in the independent city of Gading Serpong, Tangerang Regency, boasts a range of complete infrastructure, including offices, health facilities, educational institutions, places of worship, shopping places, and family recreation areas. However, the village presently lacks a comprehensive village profile that can serve as a means of socializing and disseminating information to its community. The objective of this community service activity, therefore, is to develop a website profile for Curug Sangereng Village that will provide information on the village's profile, public services, MSMEs, facilities, routine activities, and news about important events. In addition to developing the website, the activity will also implement a website usage assistance program to introduce and promote the use of the developed website. The assistance and development of the website for Curug Sangereng Village are part of the community service activities undertaken by Universitas Multimedia Nusantara.

Designing residential areas using geospatial modelling

The subject of the paper is design using modelling methods of geographic information system (GIS). The authors propose using GIS modelling as a method to solve the actual problem of designing housing estates in a big city. The purpose of the paper is to design a model of a residential area with a complete infrastructure and all necessary elements. In the paper, the following tasks are solved: 1) developing design of a digital geoinformation model of a projected residential area; 2) formalization of the process of designing residential areas by developing a design algorithm; 3) creation of a visual two-dimensional model of a residential area. The method used in the paper is geoinformation modelling of real estate objects using two-dimensional models in a geodatabase, and software implementation using the ArcMap application. As a result of the research, the authors obtained the following results: a centric approach to planning a semi-autonomous region was chosen as the most rational and effective for urban planning. To solve the problem, the geographic information system ArcGIS was used, and a geodatabase was created to analyse the existing territory of the city of Kharkiv and select a construction site. The developed geographic information system ArcGIS and the created geodatabase help in solving the issues of further designing the location of buildings and infrastructure elements of the area. Namely, “buffer zones” were used for further accommodation of schools, kindergartens, and shops. The use of “buffer zones” made it possible to optimally place these establishments depending on the number of potential visitors. The authors chose blocks for the division and development of the projected area, considering the historical aspects of the city of Kharkiv. This enabled to develop a GIS in which each block would have its urban ecosystem. The authors have also developed an algorithm for performing design tasks of residential areas. The algorithm can be applied when creating projects for residential areas not only in Kharkiv, but also in other cities of Ukraine and the world. Results of the research made it possible to use the capabilities of geoinformation systems in designing new types of residential areas with a highly developed social and transport infrastructure, harmonious development, as well as attractive features for stakeholders and future residents. Thus, the developed GIS visualization will enable a visual representation on the map of all spatial objects, which are necessary for analysis, and to reflect spatial patterns of the placement of all necessary infrastructure facilities.

Comparative analysis of waste management system in Meranti Forest Natural Tourism, Balikpapan City, Indonesia

The use of the Meranti Protection Forest area which is developed into a new natural tourism will cause an increase in the number of visitors which can have a negative impact on the environment. And in developing an area into a new tourism, but not having complete infrastructure will further aggravate the condition of the tourist environment in the future. Therefore, it is very important for a new natural tourism area to plan an integrated waste management system so that waste handling in the area can be handled properly and as much as possible. This plan also reflects development towards smart and sustainable nature tourism in maintaining the environment and ecosystem around the natural tourism area. In implementing the plan, the method used is to compare data on existing conditions in the Meranti Forest Nature Tourism area in terms of technical and non-technical aspects obtained through primary surveys with standards or criteria for providing infrastructure in natural tourism areas. The results of this study will show problems from the results of data comparison, which will then be solved based on the level of Urgency, Seriousness, Growth of the problem. The results of this study will be a reference in planning the provision of an integrated waste management system that is in accordance with current and future needs in maintaining the environment in the Meranti Forest Nature Tourism area of Balikpapan City.

Digging in the megaproject's graveyard: Why do megaprojects die, and how to check their health?

The pressure to complete Infrastructure Megaprojects (IMs) is enormous; once started, IMs are commonly considered too costly to be stopped. Still, despite this widespread belief, several IMs are terminated during delivery/construction. Notwithstanding its empirical and theoretical relevance, few studies investigate IMs termination during delivery/construction. This paper aims to develop further the “reverse escalation of commitment” theory which sense-makes the termination of IMs. We take a critical confrontation of the existing literature addressing two questions: (1) Why are IMs terminated during delivery/construction? and (2) How does the project termination process occur in IMs? By analysing 30 unfinished IMs, we identified the six determinants for IMs termination, contributing to the development of reverse-escalation of commitment theory by providing a processual perspective of the four most common patterns leading to IMs termination. Finally, we provide a checklist for identifying key elements leading to IMs termination.

Penerapan Pembelajaran Tematik dalam Membentuk Karakter Gotong Royong pada Siswa Sekolah Dasar

This study aims to describe the application of thematic learning in forming the mutual cooperation character of elementary school students. The research method uses a qualitative descriptive with a phenomenological design. The research subjects were school principals, teachers, and students. Data analysis uses Miles and Huberman, namely data collection, data reduction, data display and conclusion or verification. The results of the research show that the application of thematic learning in forming the character of mutual cooperation through habituation, communication and exemplary activities can form the mutual cooperation character of students very well in every process of teaching and learning activities in class. Factors supporting and inhibiting the application of thematic learning in shaping the character of students' mutual cooperation include Supporting factors due to the existence of complete infrastructure, the cooperation of the teacher component, the independence and cooperation of students in each teaching and learning activity. Inhibiting factors are due to the large number of learning tools provided in learning, many students in the class, the lack of infrastructure can hinder the process of forming the character of mutual cooperation and teaching and learning activities in class.

China and Africa: A new narrative on debt sustainability and infrastructure financing

Strategic and collective efforts are needed from both the creditors and borrowing countries facing the looming debt crisis, with a full understanding of what are good debts and what are bad debts depending on how they are used. The current narrative on debt sustainability often ignores the issue of what a government owns (assets) versus what a government owes (liabilities). While conventional approaches largely focus on the liability side, the kinds of assets a country tries to build are vital to economic development and debt sustainability. This paper proposed a new narrative on debt sustainability and thoughts on infrastructure financing under the circumstance of debt restructuring. The empirical part of the study presented both the conventional and a novel method to investigate the role of completed infrastructure projects, co-financed and jointly built by China and African countries, focusing on whether and to what extent they have addressed infrastructure bottlenecks. Both methods validate the hypothesis that China-financed and completed projects match the host country’s most backward sectors and address their development bottlenecks. These completed projects form a part of a country’s public operational assets that generate essential social services, jobs, government revenues, exports and growth.

Digital Media Management as an Innovation of Media Learning in Junior High School

This study aims to analyze and describe digital learning management as an innovative learning media at the junior high school or junior high school level. This research is a qualitative research that collects data in the form of a series of descriptions of research results through interviews. Observation and documentation. This research was conducted at Manado I Public Middle School from August 2022 to September 2022. The results showed that planning at SMP Negeri I Manado. Judging from the research results, SMP Negeri I Manado had complete infrastructure according to its functions. And from the results of the documentation of digital tools that are sufficient and support digital media systems in the learning process. The results of the study show that the organization of digital media at SMP Negeri I Manado has been well implemented. The implementation of digital media as an innovative learning media for SMP Negeri I Manado is carried out first by training teachers how to use digital media in learning, then how to use internet sites, websites, videos, sound recordings, music, and Android applications to support and continue to enrich the learning process. . Supervision of digital media at SMP Negeri I Manado is carried out by the principal and teachers, staff and parents of students, to ensure that the use of digital media remains on the expected target, namely to support the learning process and improve student quality. Evaluation of digital media at SMP Negeri I Manado was carried out by analyzing the effect of using digital media in the learning process. So that the evaluation can be used for future program planning.

Relasi Manajemen Masjid dan Kegiatan Keagamaan Islam: Studi di Masjid Dawamul Ijtihad Semarang

This study aims to find out how mosque management improves Islamic religious activities and what are the supporting and inhibiting factors in increasing Islamic religious activities. Islamic religious activities at the Dawamul Ijtihad Mosque in Semarang. This research uses a qualitative method and a descriptive approach. Data collection techniques were carried out by (1) observation, (2) interviews, and (3) documentation. Analysis of data collection using (1) data reduction, (2) data presentation, (3) comparative analysis, and (4) drawing conclusions. Testing the validity of the data was carried out by (1) extending the observations, (2) increasing persistence, (3) using reference materials. Researchers obtained interview data with mosque administrators and members of the Dawamul Ijtihad Semarang Mosque. The results of this study indicate that the mosque management implemented at the Dawamul Ijtihad Mosque in Semarang is in accordance with the management functions carried out in managing Islamic religious activities at the mosque. Includes planning, organizing, implementing, and supervising. In implementing mosque management there are several supporting factors, namely, good communication is established between administrators and the surrounding community. Secondly, mosque administrators have selected imams and teachers as well as reliable recitation speakers in order to increase Islamic religious activities. Third, the mosque has complete infrastructure and strategic layout of the mosque. But on the other hand there are also several inhibiting factors, namely, the lack of human resources and the younger generation who are interested in managing the mosque. Second, public awareness in the prosperity of mosques or participating in Islamic religious activities still needs to be increased

Metamodels to enable renewable energy system consideration within thermal and electrical systems optimization

Emerging infrastructure systems requiring both thermal and electrical energy will be powered by both renewable and conventional energy sources. To consider competitive energy subsystem designs concurrently within the design of a complete infrastructure system, high speed energy subsystem analysis tools and optimization approaches are required. This work demonstrates the use of metamodels for enabling this concurrent design approach. A renewable energy system model is presented for estimating the performance, cost, greenhouse gas emissions, and water consumption of photovoltaic, wind, concentrated solar power, battery, grid, and steam systems for a given location. High-speed metamodel representations of this model are successfully constructed. A few case studies are presented wherein the optimization time and outcomes are compared between the complete model and the metamodels. Both systems identify cheaper, less emitting, and more water efficient systems by deploying renewable energy sources. The metamodels identify competitive systems exceptionally faster than the complete model, four seconds compared to an hour on average, at no detriment to the cost of the identified system. Therefore, metamodels may be used to enable the preliminary concurrent design of emerging infrastructure systems in a computationally manageable way.