Board Information Research Articles

ASSESSMENT OF THE QUALITY OF PEDESTRIAN SPACES (ON THE EXAMPLE OF MASARYK AND SHTEFANYK PARK IN UZHHOROD)

A system for improving the condition of pedestrian spaces in the square based on the system of assessing the quality of pedestrian spaces, organization of transit pedestrian traffic, as well as division into zones of passive and active recreation, taking into account historical and architectural features, analyzed the prerequisites for the formation and implementation of the concept of assessing the quality of pedestrian spaces. Crossing the transport bridge (named after T.G. Masaryk), on the side of Svobody Avenue, in the direction of Druzhby Narodiv Square, there is a square named after Masaryk, named after the first President of Czechoslovakia (1918-1935). 
 In the park you can spend your free time reading a book and watching the life of the city, and after the reconstruction, children will be able to have fun on the playground and the elderly will be able to play chess. It was also planned to plant flowers, arrange lighting, and replace benches with urns. The excursion route "Uzhhorod in the Czechoslovak period" starts from the park, and this will be indicated on new information boards at the entrance to the park. 
 The reconstruction and improvement of Masaryk and Stefanyk squares is a qualitative measure that will improve the architectural space of Halahov and allow citizens to spend leisure and recreation within the historic center.
 The reconstruction of these squares also takes into account the historical and architectural features of the area. It preserves the architectural heritage and creates a harmonious combination between the present and the past. Historical details, architectural samples, and artistic heritage are woven into the new design of the pedestrian spaces, giving them a special character and uniqueness.
 Thanks to these efforts, Masaryk and Stefanyk squares are becoming not only places for recreation, but also parts of the city's historical and cultural heritage. This reconstruction will not only improve the quality of life of the local population, but will also draw the attention of visitors to the city's multilayered heritage and architectural beauty. 
 The purpose of the publication is to consider the principles, tools and main elements of pedestrian space assessment by the integrated method of volumetric-spatial planning of urban space, including relevant indicators. 
 The main part. Integration of existing approaches and methods for assessing pedestrian spaces allows to combine existing principles and methods, which will allow to formulate in a short time the comfortable space that is necessary for a "modern" pedestrian. Pedestrian paths as part of recreational facilities with a recreational load of more than 100 people/ha should be equipped with recreation areas, including taking into account the needs of people with limited mobility, placing them at least every 100 meters. Benches and trash cans painted in bright, contrasting colors are installed at recreation areas. The platform should be adjacent to the pedestrian path, have a length of at least 1.2 m, and the distance from the outer edge of the bench seat and the location of the urn to the pedestrian path should be at least 0.6 m. The length of the platform should be calculated to accommodate at least one bench, two bins, and a place for a wheelchair (a free space at least 0.85 m wide next to the bench). There should be no stairs or curbs on pedestrian paths. The longitudinal slope of the pedestrian paths may not exceed 1:12. 
 The basis for determining the quality of the park's pedestrian spaces were technical and economic indicators and a survey of city residents. In addition, the number of pedestrian movements during the rush hour on the main alleys at the entrance to the park was recorded.

Enhancing Transparency and Accountability: Mosque Financial Information Systems at the Great Mosque of Sidoarjo

This qualitative research study investigates the role of a financial information system in promoting transparency and accountability within the takmir of the Great Mosque of Sidoarjo. Employing a descriptive research approach, data was gathered through surveys, interviews, and observations. The results demonstrate that the implementation of financial information systems effectively enhances transparency and accountability in managing finances for non-profit entities. Notably, the mosque's website facilitates the creation of financial reports, serving as evidence of financial accountability. Moreover, the open access to financial information Highlight: Efficient Financial Reporting: The mosque's website streamlines financial reporting processes, promoting transparency. Open Access Information: The study underscores the significance of open access to financial information on the mosque's information board. Enhanced Accountability: The research reveals how financial information systems contribute to improved accountability within non-profit entities. Keywords: Mosque, Financial Information System, Transparency, Accountability, Non-profit Entities

Optimization of farmer groups and educational tourism of Bamboe Wanadesa

The implementation of community service activities exemplifies the essence of the Tri Dharma of Higher Education. This initiative is based at Wisata Bamboe Wanadesa on Jl. Giri Rejo KM 15, Karang Joang Village, North Balikpapan District, Balikpapan City, leveraging its bamboo forest resources for tourism. However, a deficiency in human resources is apparent in managing social media, graphic design, branding, and promotion for this attraction. The absence of knowledge among residents and tourists about the bamboo varieties also persists. To address these gaps, we conducted community service through diverse approaches. Workshops were conducted to train content creators using CapCut and Canva applications, enhancing social media visibility. Google Site was employed to bolster tourism branding, serving as an information hub. Furthermore, information boards strategically placed within Bamboe Wanadesa Tourism, interconnected with Google Site, were introduced. The outcomes encompass collaborative Instagram content, the Bamboe Wanadesa website, and informative plant labels, significantly contributing to improved engagement and knowledge dissemination.

Accountability for Village Fund Allocation Management in the Administration of Sambong Village, Ngasem District, Bojonegoro Regency

This study aims to determine the accountability of village fund allocation, known as ADD management, in Sambong Village, Ngasem District, Bojonegoro Regency, to realize good governance. Then it was intended to know and explain the planning system and the joint implementation of the responsible management system for managing the Allocation of Regional Funds (ADD) in Samboing Village, Ngaseim District, Kabuipateiin Boijoigoiroi. Furthermore, to know how far the accountability of ADD management will affect the accountability of ADD management in improving social welfare happened. This research technique uses qualitative descriptive research methods. in the form of written or spoken words from people and informant who can provide direct information that research requires. The results of this study were under applicable regulations. The planning stage begins with holding hamlet meetings and involving the local community. However, the activeness of Village Institutions could have been more enthusiastic in the process of ADD activities when conducting Musrenbangdes. The stages of implementing ADD management were carried out by an implementing team that was trusted to manage the activities to be carried out, and the budget used was announced by installing information boards; however, to realize good governance, village staff had difficulty finding workers and were afraid of protests from some village communities. The accountability stage of ADD management uses various types of reports, and the difficulty level is accountability for the ADD management process, namely, rules that are easy to change. However, this is relatively easy because it creates new challenges that can be used as a basis for learning to improve productivity and performance in ADD management to realize good governance.

The role of the To Cerekang customary law in preserving natural resources

As a community that is close to its natural environment, the availability, sustainability and sustainability of natural resources is determined by the role of customary law communities in preserving natural resources in their ulayat areas. The purpose of this study is to analyze the role of the To Cerekang customary law community in preserving natural resources. This study uses a qualitative method with a phenomenological approach. The results of this study indicate that the To Cerekang customary law community has made several efforts in carrying out its role to preserve natural resources, namely establishing information boards and barrier signs around the Cerekang Indigenous Forest, conducting routine monitoring activities around the Cerekang customary forest, cleaning up trash on the edge of the forest. the Palopo-Malili axis road which is directly adjacent to the customary forest, and preserves the Cerekang River by cleaning up trash or tree branches in the Cerekang River.

Alternative Method for OTP based Authentication in Areas with Weak Mobile Signal

Abstract: The rapid development of Internet-based applications and services has made websites a crucial part of our lives. More and more users are using online office services instead of desktop office software, online social services to engage in social activities, online information boards to post their business products, and online shopping to do their purchasing. To make all these online activities more secure One Time Password (OTP) are used. Due to weak mobile signal receiving this OTP becomes difficult.

Determination of the Development Strategy for the Labuan Bajo Water Front Based on Visitor Satisfaction

The existence of the Labuan Bajo Water Front is relatively new. However, the Labuan Bajo Water Front itself has become a tourist attraction in Labuan Bajo. Therefore, a study is needed to determine tourist satisfaction with the Labuan Bajo Water Front and design a strategy to increase this satisfaction, especially in the attractions, accessibility, and amenities components. The sampling technique used in this study was random sampling with a questionnaire as a data collection technique. This study used the Likert scale to analyze the level of tourist satisfaction and determine the design strategy using the importance-performance analysis (IPA) method. In this study, the data collected came from 194 respondents. The results showed that tourist satisfaction with the Labuan Bajo Water Front was very satisfied. In addition, the results of the IPA method show that the Concentrate Here Quadrant is related to cleanliness and safety; items in the Keep The Good Work Quadrant are the condition of the pier or walk board, lighthouse, road leading, footpaths in the Water Front area, ease of visiting the Water Front area, seating/rest facilities, and vehicle parking areas; items in the Low Priority Quadrant are road signs leading to the Water Front Area, trash bins, lighting, information boards, and eating and drinking facilities. The Possible Overkill Quadrant is related to tourism/entertainment activities in the Water Front Area. Thus, even though the satisfaction level of Water Front visitors is very satisfied, a destination development strategy is needed to improve quality related to cleanliness and safety.

Peningkatan Daya Saing Usaha Mikro melalui Program Pelatihan Sustaining Competitive and Responsible Enterprises

Peningkatan Daya Saing Usaha Mikro melalui Program Pelatihan Sustaining Competitive and Responsible Enterprises

Recruiting historically under-represented individuals into Project ECHO Diabetes: using barrier analysis to understand disparities in clinical research in the USA

ObjectivesIndividuals under-recruited in diabetes research studies include those not seen at endocrinology centres and those from rural, low socioeconomic and/or under-represented racial/ethnic groups. The purpose of this descriptive analysis is...

CATEGORY SHIFT ANALYSIS IN THE BILINGUAL INFORMATION BOARDS AT MUSEUM SANDI YOGYAKARTA

Bilingual information has an important role in bridging communication from one language to another, and this also happens in the tourism field. Currently, the Indonesian government is making tourism as one of the primary sectors in increasing state income. Since there is the importance of bilingual information, this research proposes to examine the quality of the translation of the bilingual information boards at Museum Sandi and describe the relationship between category shifts and the quality of the degree of equivalence meaning. The research employed a qualitative descriptive method in discussing the types of category shifts and the degree of quality equivalence meaning on the bilingual information board. This research classified types of category shift and meaning equivalence of translation found in the translated text into the columns and presented the data in the form of numbers and percentages. This research shows that the category shift occurring in bilingual information boards at Museum Sandi Yogyakarta is still relevant and understandable for foreign tourists.

Pengembangan Potensi Wisata Desa Senaru Melalui Berbagai Kegiatan Optimalisasi Wisata Bersama Kuliah Kerja Nyata Universitas Mataram

Senaru Village is a tourist village that has several tourism potentials. This tourism potential needs to be developed to increase the number of tourists to the area. This activity aims to develop tourism potential in Senaru Village through various work programs at the University of Mataram. The activity was carried out from 24 November 2022 until 10 February 2023 at several locations in Senaru Village. Tourism potential development activities in Senaru Village are carried out in several stages of activity, namely debriefing, surveys, preparation of work programs and implementation of work programs. The work program implemented consists of making information boards in coffee plantations including determining the design for information boards, determining the location of information boards, selecting materials, making information boards, and placing information boards in predetermined locations; Making promotional videos of coffee plantations, waterfalls, river tubing and traditional houses including: determining the concept of a promotional video, surveying locations for making videos, shooting videos, editing videos; Tourism awareness village outreach includes preparatory activities, socialization at the village office, and discussion sessions. Activities to clean tourist attractions in Senaru Village are carried out in mutual cooperation with youth, Pokdarwis and the community to clean waterfall tourist attractions every Sunday; Making trash cans from ecobrick includes the following activity stages: collecting materials, making trash cans from ecobrick, and placing ecobrick trash cans in a predetermined location. The results of the activities are in the form of information boards that are installed at tourist sites and prayer rooms, virtual guiding videos, increasing public understanding of tourist villages and disaster mitigation at tourist sites and ecobrick bins. The conclusion that can be drawn is that all activities have been carried out and run smoothly.

PENGGUNAAN BAHASA INDONESIA PADA PAPAN INFORMASI DI RUANG PUBLIK UIN SYARIF HIDAYATULLAH JAKARTA

This study aims to describe the use of language in the public space of UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta. This research will provide a deeper understanding of the types of language used in posters and information boards and identify relevant patterns and trends in language use. The research method used is descriptive qualitative by collecting data through observation and documentation. The results and conclusions of this study indicate that there are errors in the use of language in formal and informal forms on posters and information boards at the Faculty of Tarbiyah and Teacher Training. These errors include errors in spelling, punctuation, use of capital letters, and standard words. Apart from that, banner boards were also found that used good and polite language in a linguistic context, the use of good and correct Indonesian in public spaces complied with linguistic rules related to EYD and standard grammar. Rules regarding the use of Indonesian in public places are also regulated in Law Number 24 of 2009. Therefore, it is important to correct mistakes in the use of Indonesian in public spaces, especially in educational settings such as universities.

MANAGEMENT OF VILLAGE FUNDS IN EFFORTS FOR THE WELFARE OF VILLAGE COMMUNITIES IN THE FRAME OF SIPAKATOR ASSAMATURU NA SIPAKALABBERE

MANAGEMENT OF VILLAGE FUNDS IN EFFORTS FOR THE WELFARE OF VILLAGE COMMUNITIES IN THE FRAME OF SIPAKATOR ASSAMATURU NA SIPAKALABBERE

Universal Geographic Information System Productivity beneath optimum Underwater Sensor Networks Routing

Study Framework: The system of geographical information (GIS) is a computerized method for collecting, storing, disseminating, querying, updating, processing and analyzing geographic data. (GIS) enables the collection of diverse spatial data from various sources and transforms it into an information board for multiple users to boost productivity. Intelligent techniques, remote sensing, and underwater Wireless sensor networks are applied to improve GIS dramatically. Remote sensing data sources for GIS come from underwater sensor networks, The implementation of effective sensing devices, intelligent mobile nodes, and a multi-hop routing system can facilitate the efficient and optimal routing of traffic towards the basin or base station. They have been using GIS, which has revolutionized response scenarios with its ability to collect, analyze and manipulate spatial points. The objective of the study: The aim of this research is to differentiate the significant routing protocol issues that are relevant to underwater sensor networks. These networks serve as key transceivers that have established mechanisms for seamless and efficient data transmission. The mechanisms: The article presented a performance evaluation simulation based on a comparison of five different routing protocols that perform to promote GIS execution. A rigorous comparison of the outcomes varied by five routing protocols, where it evaluated with random mobility UnderWater sensor model based on the varied network parameters, was performed to validate this work. The continued to improve results: The suggested study in this manuscript contains spatial-information services universal to routing protocols to aid a group of navigators in harsh circumstances. According to the findings of the study, the CTP-ABS-SEEC routing protocol demonstrated superior performance compared to the other four routing protocols (CTP-SEEC, SEEC, EEDBR, and DBR) in the specified network configuration.

EVALUATION ON GEOHERITAGE POTENTIAL OF THE LOJING-GUA MUSANG ROAD, KELANTAN

The Lojing-Gua Musang road runs through outcrops that are home to various species of flora and fauna. The road also exposes several lithologies, including those from the Bentong-Raub Suture Zone and the Main Range granite. The area has significant geoheritage values that make it suitable to be geosites. The study aimed to evaluate the potential of the selected localities as geosites based on their educational/scientific, aesthetic/scenic, protection values and public safety. The geoheritage potential assessment was divided into two phases: (1) data gathering for the potential geosite and (2) evaluation using a scoring rubric of the Geosite Assessment Model (GAM). The sites assessed were GunungSwettenham, Sungai Ber Hot Spring, Pos Blau brecciated limestone, and Pos Blau bedded chert. The assessment results showed that Gunung Swettenham and Sungai Ber Hot Spring had higher scores due to their aesthetic values and better protection. Brecciated limestone and bedded chert in Pos Blau area had lower scores in most of the categories of this assessment. To improve the quality of these potential geotourism spots, the study recommends the construction of basic infrastructures, including parking lots, information boards, proper pavement to the interest points, electronic monitoring devices, lighting systems, and security boundaries. Overall, the study suggests that with proper development, these geosites have the potential to attract tourists and promote geotourism in the area.

INTEGRATION OF QR-CODE AND WEB-BASED APPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPING DIGITAL TOURISM IN IBOIH VILLAGE, INDONESIA AS A LESSON LEARNED MEDIA ON THE VOLCANIC ISLAND

The Great Sumatran Fault activity on Sumatra Island has presented a series of volcanoes and geological landscapes that can be developed as geo-tourism potential, such as in Iboih. The Weh Island has many natural tourism potentials that can be used to improve the community's income directly and as lessons learned for the dangers of living in a volcanic environment. The conventional method of delivering information is through a guide to visitors. This is very limited to the guide's ability to explain the phenomenon of tourist sites and the relation to lessons learned. In this study, we use the integration of QR-Code and web-based technology to develop a digital tourism system that can provide unlimited information to visitors and can be managed efficiently by the public. The data analysis shows that a QR code information board integrated with a web-based programming system can be used to monitor the number of monthly visitors at each tourism site. In addition, the java-script integration on the QR code board can present information that can be changed through links, images or videos without reprinting the QR-code model. Furthermore, we also present important locations from Iboih Village in the form of Web-GIS, such as tourist locations, road access, public infrastructure and food locations that tourists can easily access. Based on the research, we conclude that integrating QR-code and web-based programming can be an effective tool in tourism development as a medium for lessons learned by the community.

THE ROLE OF SANTRI PRESS AS MEDIA INFORMATION AND EDUCATION IN PESANTREN DARUL HUDA MAYAK

Darul Huda Mayak Ponorogo Islamic Boarding School applies regulations in limiting the use of communication technology for students. To overcome students who lack updated information, Darul Huda uses the student press agency as a provider of information about cottage activities, and dissemination of information outside the cottage. The purpose of this study is to see the role of the Santri Press Institute in providing information and education needs in Ponpes Darul Huda Mayak and analyze how the effect of the Santri Press Institute as a medium of information and education. The research approach used by researchers is Case Studies which is a qualitative descriptive research method. The result of his research is the role of the Santri Press Institute in providing information in Pondok Mayak through the media of wall magazines and cottage information boards, while educational media through learning journalism courses and can play a role in filtering information news from outside the cottage about things that are appropriate to be disseminated or not. The effect of the Santri Press Institute in using mading media and information boards causes students to know about events outside the cottage, this includes the cognitive effects of the media. Santri also participates in journalism courses, thus making the influence included in affective effects. The existence of journalistic work from the Santri Press Institute is able to make students feel the conative effect that is able to change their attitude into right and good behavior.

Playground Facilities, Augmented Reality and K3L Training, As well as Making a Video Profile as an Effort to Develop the Potential of Educational Tourism in Kesiman Village

Kesiman Village is located in the Trawas District of the Mojokerto Regency in East Java. Kesiman Village possesses unrealized natural potential and is currently attempting to become a tourist village. Therefore, the Community Empowerment Program Team at the University of Surabaya (Ubaya) facilitated the idea. The service team provided Kesiman Village with children's play facilities, including a playground with quite comprehensive play equipment, including swings, suspension bridges, slurutans, and mini wall climbing. In addition, as a safety measure, the Ubaya Team provided supporting equipment such as information boards (posters) with Augmented Reality for playing equipment and medical equipment (P3K). The abstract contains. The Ubaya Team held Occupational Safety, Health, and Environment (K3L) training for staff and villagers in order to support the provision of safe and comfortable educational tours. The Ubaya Team provided separate bins for organic and non-organic waste as well as plastic bottles in addition to playground equipment. With the conclusion of this program, Kesiman Village is expanding and advancing, thereby increasing the villagers' standard of living.

The Rise of Fake and Clone Journals in Medical Sciences: A Threat to Research Integrity

Open-access publishing has made research sharing and access easier, but it has also led to the proliferation of deceitful journals that exploit the author-pay model, endangering research integrity. These journals appear trustworthy, claim high impact factors, but lack review information and editorial board details. Identifying fake journals is challenging, but researchers can use indicators like thorough website examination, searching for additional contact information, and verifying indexing in reputable databases. Clone journals are fraudulent replicas of authentic ones that deceive authors and readers with identical names, logos, and designs. They lack peer reviews and publish flawed or deceitful research. Medical research is particularly vulnerable, with even prominent journals falling victim. Fake and cloned journals misguide researchers, clinicians, and policymakers, harming public health and undermining genuine research credibility. To protect valuable findings, researchers must stay vigilant, evaluate journals carefully, and choose reputable ones with rigorous peer-review processes and high impact factors. By doing so, researchers ensure comprehensive evaluation and contribute to medical science advancement. Addressing the issue requires collective attention from researchers, publishers, and policymakers, preserving research integrity and public well-being.

Legal Aspects Of Oil Palm Theft In Rantau Prapat Jurisdiction

The crime of theft is regulated in Article 362 of the Criminal Code (KUHP) which states that anyone who takes goods, wholly or partly belonging to another person, with the intention of possessing the goods against the law, shall be punished for stealing with imprisonment for a maximum of five years or a fine of as much as nine thousand rupiah, but in practice there is still a crime of oil palm theft in the rantau prapat area which is the city of dollar. The purpose of writing is to explain the causes of the crime of oil palm theft in the jurisdiction of rantau prapat, to explain the efforts to resolve oil palm theft in the jurisdiction of rantau prapat. Data obtained from the results of field research as well as data from the results of literature research, secondary Data is done by reading and analyzing legislation, books, and articles related to this research. Field research was conducted to obtain primary data through interviews with respondents and informants.analyzed using a qualitative approach. the preparation of research results is carried out using a descriptive method that is trying to give a real picture of the realities found in practice by describing the results of field research accompanied by a description of the applicable legal basis. The results of the study into the causes of oil palm theft in the jurisdiction of rantau prapat are economic factors, factors of opportunity, and factors of land disputes. Efforts to combat oil palm theft in the jurisdiction of rantau prapat have been carried out by preventive or preventive means, namely installing sheets on prohibitions and sanctions for those who steal oil palm both community and company property on Village information boards, then the police will make a reperesive effort, namely enforcement, arrest after receiving reports from the community. It is hoped that all authorities can work together and a sense of concern and resolution of land disputes for people living in the area of the company both from the government and the company in order to reduce the crime of oil palm theft in the jurisdiction of rantau prapat.