Existence Of Access Research Articles

Peran Stakeholder Dalam Reformasi Pendidikan Berbasis Daring Pada Desa 3T Di Kabupaten Sumbawa Nusa Tenggara Barat

Learning in underdeveloped villages is constrained by accessibility problems. Accessibility is not only in terms of area affordability, but also economics, health and the environment. The existence of accessibility which is considered severe has an impact on the quality of education which is categorized as weak. Therefore, remore area education needs many contributions from stakeholders. Then, to overcome this problem should be followed up by providing additional internet facilities to support information and communication facilities, but the use of the internet has not been maximized. The purposes of this analysis are 1) to describe and analyze the problem of weaknesses in using internet technology as a learning tool, and 2) to carry out an analysis of appropriate educational planning for underdeveloped villages. This analysis was carried out using a descriptive qualitative approach. The results of this analysis are 1) the use of the internet to support the learning process is considered not optimal due to the HR factors of teachers and madrasah leader who do not understand online learning, 2) the educational planning process is carried out as a solution to implementation weaknesses, namely by using synoptic theory and increasing competence teacher pedagogy. Conclusion education planning needs to be conducted to increase the output and outcome of the program that has been planned.

Dampak Wisata Bahari bagi Kondisi Ekonomi Masyarakat Desa Kolorai, Kecamatan Morotai Selatan, Kabupaten Pulau Morotai

Kolorai Village has a variety of tourism potentials, they are cultural tourism, nature tourism, and marine tourism. Marine tourism is a type of tourism that has become the mainstay of Kolorai Village and has the opportunity to have a positive impact on the economic development of coastal communities. The research is located in Kolorai Village, South Morotai District, Morotai Island Regency. This study aims to analyze the impact of marine tourism on the economic conditions of the local people in Kolorai Village, South Morotai District, Morotai Island Regency. The research method conducted by using a quantitative method with Crosstab analysis techniques to exam the correlation between the existence of marine tourism and changes in income levels. Data collection was carried out by collecting primary data through questionnaires, interviews, and field observations as well as secondary data collection from document review. The results showed that the presence of marine tourism in Kolorai Village had a significant impact on the economy of the local community. This can be seen from the existence of new livelihood opportunities for local people who are not only as fishermen but also as marine tourism business actors and tourism accommodation service providers. The existence of accessibility and diversification of tourist attractions also affects the dynamics of community income in the marine tourism sector.

Multivariate Analysis of Seed Chemical Diversity among Jatropha curcas in Botswana

Jatropha (Jatropha curcas L.) has been identified as a potential bioenergy feedstock in arid regions, but knowledge of the diversity of its chemical characteristics is limited. In this study, 61 Jatropha accessions growing in Botswana, where both severe drought and winter frosts frequently occur, were analyzed for their seed chemical properties. Histogram analyses and meta-analysis comparisons with seeds from other countries/continents showed that the median/mean dry seed weight, toxic compound phorbol esters, and C18:0 fatty acid levels in the Botswanan accessions were lower than those from other countries/continents. A clustered heat map analysis indicated five clades for the Botswanan accessions, and their physicochemical traits were also categorized into five groups. Many positive and negative correlations were observed among the chemical traits, including negative correlations between the C18:3 (linolenic acid) content and yield-related traits (lipid content and dry seed weight). Principal component analysis highlighted the existence of accessions with highly deviated seed chemical compositions, such as those enriched in C18:0/C18:1 and C16:0/C16:1/C18:3 fatty acids. Overall, the present study suggests considerable diversity in the seed chemical compositions of Botswanan Jatropha accessions. Various accessions could be useful as feedstock for specific industrial products, as well as for breeding materials for the fortification of specific chemical ingredients.

KAJIAN SOSIAL EKONOMI PETANI KELAPA DI DESA MANGARAN KECAMATAN KABARUAN KABUPATEN KEPULAUAN TALAUD

This study aims to describe the Socio-Economic Study of Coconut Farmers in Mangaran Village, Kabupdate Subdistrict, Talaud Islands Regency. The research method used is a qualitative method with a descriptive approach. Data collection was carried out through observation, interview and documentation techniques. The results showed, namely: 1) the socio-economic existence of coconut farmers in the village of Mangaran has many benefits and uses for meeting their daily needs as well as main income besides cloves and nutmeg; 2) the existence of land accessibility is still inadequate so that coconut farming communities experience difficulties, especially in transporting coconut processing products to be marketed; 3) accessibility by sea still does not support, especially the existence of ships for the outbound transportation of the Talaud Islands district; 4) the selling price of coconut (copra) has decreased in 2018, below the standard of five hundred per kilo, so that the farming community is in trouble and is even embarrassed because they have to fail the panel; and 5) the role of the local government of the Talaud Islands district is still not empowering and striving for accessibility, both land and sea, and is not even able to minimize the existence of the selling price of coconut which has decreased below the standard of five hundred per kilogram. Therefore it is suggested that there should be efforts, especially by the local government of the Talaud Islands district, so that the existence of accessibility can support both land and sea, and even be able to maximize the selling price of coconut as the main income of coconut farming communities.

Struktur sosial dan tatanan spasial permukiman Desa Adat Penglipuran, Kecamatan Kubu, Kabupaten Bangli, Provinsi Bali

The research method was carried out using in-depth qualitative descriptive observation method. The results of the research show that Penglipuran Traditional Village is a village that had a very high social system ranging from development, environment, culture to the formation of awig-awig which is formulated together with the community and for the benefit of the community it self. The Penglipuran Indigenous Village community has very strong socio-cultural values, so that the socio-cultural values ??in the community are able to form a very unique spatial pattern of village spaces. The social values ??that make up the spatial pattern of the Penglipuran Traditional Village spaces are inseparable from the influence of elements of the belief system, respect for the older, history, ecotomy, cultural activities, and awig-awig as a binding non-formal legal basis. The pattern of the Penglipuran Traditional Village space was formed due to the strong influence of Hindu values ??which was implemented with the development of space with the concept of sanga mandala. Changing the function of space and increasing new spaces are formed due to the increase in family members and the needs of families or members of the Penglipuran Traditional Village community. The kinship between neighbors with close family values ??in the Penglipuran Traditional Village is manifested in the existence of access within the yard which connects between them. The economic level of the Penglipuran Traditional Village community is influenced by non-agrarian income and the entry of tourism, resulting in a shift in the function of space and building ornaments.

On the existence of accessibility in a tree-indexed percolation model

We study the accessibility percolation model on infinite trees. The model is defined by associating an absolute continuous random variable Xv to each vertex v of the tree. The main question to be considered is the existence or not of an infinite path of nearest neighbors v1,v2,v3… such that Xv1<Xv2<Xv3<⋯ and which spans the entire graph. The event defined by the existence of such path is called percolation.We consider the case of the accessibility percolation model on a spherically symmetric tree with growth function given by f(i)=⌈(i+1)α⌉, where α>0 is a given constant. We show that there is a percolation threshold at αc=1 such that there is percolation if α>1 and there is absence of percolation if α≤1. Moreover, we study the event of percolation starting at any vertex, as well as the continuity of the percolation probability function. Finally, we provide a comparison between this model with the well known Fα record model. We also discuss a number of open problems concerning the accessibility percolation model for further consideration in future research.

DOSTĘP DO BUDYNKU NA PODSTAWIE SB I 6000

Access to a Building on the Grounds of SB I 6000SummaryIn densely built-up urban areas access to a property may be a problem,especially if the property is not connected directly to a public networkof streets. This was a familiar problem already in ancient times and canbe observed in Demotic and Greek papyri from Ptolemaic and RomanEgypt. Despite an abundance of records attesting to the existence ofaccess to property, there are very few documents giving direct evidencefor the regulation of access, viz. its establishment or right of use. SBI 6000, dated to the 6th century AD, is one of these rare items, the onlyextant papyrus exclusively on access to premises. It contains a series ofagreements relating to this problem, some on the division of an inheritedestate between the members of a family, and others only on access tothe property. This document sheds light on an important, but relativelylittle known legal issue: access to property in non-Roman legal systems.

Assessing the genetic diversity and population structure of Tunisian apricot germplasm

Tunisian apricot germplasm consists of two kinds of material: grafted cultivars and seed-propagated Bargougs. A total of 144 accessions were selected for this study, including 109 cultivars accessions and 35 Bargoug accessions. A comparative analysis of the genetic structure was carried out utilizing morphological characters and AFLP molecular markers separately and in combination, with the aim of estimating the genetic diversity and identifying relationships with the geographical origins of the accessions. The hierarchical clustering structure obtained with each dataset revealed that the accessions could be divided into two different genetic groups, indicating two distinct gene pools. This result highlighted the existence of two distinct genetic origins of apricot genotypes in Tunisia. Moreover, Tunisian apricot diversity was classified according to the geographical origins of the accessions, with four regions being distinguished: North, Center, South-East and South-West (Oasis). The perfect accession distribution was based on the four predefined regions, as confirmed by the discriminant analysis. Furthermore, a correspondence analysis revealed a structure in two distinct groups and the existence of accessions from the four predefined regions in each group, which is evidence that Bargougs and grafted cultivars share the same genetic origin. Both markers (morphological and AFLPs markers) were complementary and contributed substantially to the diversity analysis with the best structure obtained from the combined dataset.