Name Of Owner Research Articles

Geographic Information System Mapping of Location Distribution Homestay Area Waingapu City Sumba Web-Based East Sumba

Based on the results of the identification of the needs of tourists looking for lodging in the city of Waingapu, there is a lack of spatial information (latitude and longitude), non-spatial (owner's name, price, facilities, address, contact) with the nearest route. Although available on google maps, it is still lacking because it is still incorporated with hotels, boarding houses and other housing. Therefore, a Web-based Geographic Information System for Mapping the Distribution of Homestay Locations in the Waingapu City Area of East Sumba is made to provide recommendations to tourists who need lodging in accessing Homestayinformation by determining the user's location point and the nearest Homestay will appear. Maps will direct to the location of the selected lodging house accompanied by the desired information. This system was built using the PHP programming language with the MySQL Database. The method used in this research is the Waterfall model for system development and Euclidean Distance for the calculation of the closest distance.

Strategi pengembangan usaha “Bakso Pak Wasino” dengan pendekatan business model canvas

The growth of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Indonesia is rapidly advancing, particularly in the food sector. Many SMEs emerge, but only a few manage to endure in the long run due to various challenges and intense competition. Bakso Pak Wasino is one such SMEs that has been operating since 1997 and continues to thrive. The owner's name is Mr. Wasino, but it has been passed down to his daughter named Sinta, or myself, for continuation and development. Currently, Bakso Pak Wasino is formulating development strategies, especially in marketing. Bakso Pak Wasino has started promoting itself on social media by creating content related to its business. Marketing through social media holds great potential to reach a broader target audience. Bakso Pak Wasino is also planning its development using the Business Model Canvas (BMC) and SWOT analysis. BMC development involves nine components, including customer segments, value propositions, channels, customer relations, revenue streams, key resources, key activities, key partners, and cost structure. Development through SWOT analysis is conducted by analyzing strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. With the use of BMC and SWOT, Bakso Pak Wasino is expected to plan its development more effectively, optimize productivity, reach a wider consumer base, and increase income generation.

Applying Nanofiltration to Decrease Energy Consumption and Sensitivity toward Feed Composition Fluctuations in Salt Production.

The only currently active industrial-scale plant that uses coal mine brines, located in Czerwionka-Leszczyny, uses ZOD (Zakład Odsalania Dębieńsko, the name of the plant's former owner) technology, based on mechanical vapor compression evaporators. The plant produces evaporated salt that meets the specifications for edible salt; however, the technology is highly energy-consuming. The presented work focuses on the modeling of ZOD technology if applied to the water treatment of the 'Ziemowit-650' coal mine. Using the results of bench-scale investigation of brine nanofiltration and a mathematical model of ZOD technology based on Czerwionka-Leszczyny performance, the energy consumption per ton of produced salt was estimated for two cases: (1) ZOD technology treating the 'Ziemowit-650' brine and (2) ZOD technology treating the permeate of nanofiltration (NF) working on the 'Ziemowit-650' brine. The sensitivity of the system was investigated in the range of -10% to + 10% of Cl-, SO42-, Mg2+, and Ca2+ concentration, assuming that the sodium concentration also changes to meet the electroneutrality requirement. The results show that nanofiltration pretreatment not only decreases energy consumption but it also makes salt production less sensitive to fluctuations in feed water composition.

Proses Legalisasi dan Hambatan Dalam Pengurusan Tanah Warisan Tanpa Sertifikat

Land is a valuable asset that has historical value. To avoid legal complications down the line, it is crucial to ensure that the land is officially titled and registered in the owner's name. Obtaining ownership rights for land can take place either through the inheritance process or by obtaining land certification. However, if the inherited land does not have a certificate, it can cause problems in the division of the inherited property. Legalisation of uncertificated inherited land is important to provide legal certainty for the heirs. The research in this study employs a normative juridical approach, which involves legal research grounded in statutory regulations. The process of legalising inherited land without a certificate can be done by first arranging the Death Letter / Death Certificate of the Heir, then after obtaining the letter, a Certificate of heirs can be submitted first along with a Certificate of ownership from the Lurah / The Head of the Village along with a certificate indicating that the land has not undergone certification, then a new application for registration of the land can be submitted. Land registration aims to ensure a person's right to land, prevent border disputes, and determine the amount of tax. Through registration, an individual can secure clarity regarding their land rights, encompassing ownership rights, business use rights, building use rights, and various others. Many lands are not yet certified due to sub-optimal land registration and people's inability to apply for certificates. Factors that hinder the community include high costs, lack of understanding of registration procedures, and the process is complicated and complex.

Owner name entity recognition in websites based on multiscale features and multimodal co-attention

Owner name entity recognition in websites based on multiscale features and multimodal co-attention

Owner name entity recognition in websites based on heterogeneous and dynamic graph transformer

Owner name entity recognition in websites based on heterogeneous and dynamic graph transformer

Text Recognition Using Image Processing Technology for Visiting Card

Abstract: Image recognition and optical character recognition technologies have become an integral part of our daily lives due to increasing computing power and the proliferation of scanning devices. A printed document can be quickly converted to a digital text file using optical character recognition and edited by the user. The time required to digitize documents is therefore minimal. This is especially useful when archiving large print volumes. In this study, we show how image processing techniques can be used in combination with optical character recognition to improve recognition accuracy and improve efficiency in extracting text from images. Two of his software systems are developed and tested in this study: a character recognition system applied to cosmetics-related advertising images and a recognition and text recognition system for natural scenes. Experimental results show that the proposed system can accurately recognize text in images. Keywords: Image processing, Text detection, Visiting card, Optical character recognition (OCR),Named entity recognition (NER),Computer vision, OpenCV, Pytesseract, Tesseract OCR engine, Grayscale conversion, Noise removal, Thresholding, Named entities, Business name extraction, Owner name extraction, Address extraction, Contact number extraction, Email address extraction, Website extraction, Data categorization, Information extraction, Data organization, Spreadsheet integration, Accuracy enhancement, Efficiency improvement, Error reduction, Python programming, Data processing, Data extraction, Text extraction

Rent Out Garage Space Application

In order to help you choose the ideal rental garage, this web application allows users to register individual garages. Also, we can locate your future garage rental in your desired location using the search view. This website is made to meet all of our requirements for purchasing, selling, or renting/leasing garages in India. We found the best opportunity to invest our entire life's worth of value here. Both the owner and the tenant do not need to knock on doors to discuss the specifics of the garage over the speaker. The best approach to find a garage is to use an online garage rental website or system, which also makes the renting procedure quick and simple. The majority of visitors to my website are regular people, so I aim to create a dynamic and user-friendly website that will be more beneficial to them. Instead of walking about and asking for a vacant garage, residents can reserve an available garage using this website well in advance of the date they plan to use it. When a user first wants to register and create an account and logs in, the system automatically displays the number of rented garages in specific locations. The user will be able to circumvent the garage broker, rent payment form, and registration form with the use of information such as owner name, garage address, and mobile number.

ПЕРВИННІ ПОБОРОВІ РЕЄСТРИ МАЄТКІВ КНЯЗЯ В.-К. ОСТРОЗЬКОГО 1577 РОКУ

The article examines the collection of primary collection registers of estates of the book V.-K. Ostrozki in 1577. They are an important element in the structure of descriptive-statistical sources from the history of Volyn. The primary registers were created by landowners or their representatives and were the basis for creating summary tax documents. The latter are widely used in research, including source studies and practice. Primary registers are not sufficiently introduced into scientific circulation. The importance of the primary registers of 1577 also lies in the fact that they reflected the devastation of Volyn after the Tatar attacks of 1575 and 1577. The presence of primary (1570 and 1577) and general (1570, 1577, 1583, 1589) collections registers creates opportunities to examine the state and dynamics of the development of social and economic phenomena. Other sources of a descriptive and statistical nature are unknown for the Volyn estates of the princes of Ostroh of the second half of the 16th century. The most important feature of collections registers is the display of social indicators of the urban and rural populations. Documentation of a primary nature, which was created by order of the owners and related to individual estate complexes, contains a number of testimonies that were lost during the generalization. Such are the formulary characteristics and language of primary fiscal notes, the level of implementation of economic innovations, elements of the gender structure of the population, anthroponymy, names of owners, etc. Primary collections registers were introduced on the territory of Volyn at the end of 1569, and their registration did not have an established standard due to the lack of tradition and experience. The nature of filing tax statements into the registers also differed. These features, even in the registers created by the same domain office, differed significantly. Tax documentation of the estates of V.-K. Ostrozky has a sufficiently high territorial representativeness. The entirety of tax documentation constitutes a single source system, which requires the study of all its elements, including primary tax registers.

Shipping Communities in a Mediaeval Thalassopolis (Caffa from the Thirteenth to Fifteenth Century)

This article explores the phenomenon of shipping communities and the development of various forms of micro-spatial group identification among the sailors in the Pre-Modern world. The key research method is the heterotopia. From the late thirteenth century on, the port of Caffa possessed more than 100 large and medium vessels, each forming separate movable space which circulated between Caffa and the ports in the Black, Azov, Marmora, and Mediterranean Seas, and housing 12 to 200 sailors. The initial principle in the universal identity was the type of the ship. Her image was sometimes a marker of micro-group and individual identity. When the ship type was shown, there was need in clarifying descriptors. The most common form of identification covering two thirds of the vessels was attribution by the name of patron or owner who possessed the decisive share of the ship’s property. The patron’s naval jack and coat of arms were the identification markers of himself and the entire ship’s crew. The second of importance identification form that spread on one-third of the ships was vessel’s name by her patron saint. Here the identity marker was the saint’s icon on the ship altar, sometimes its duplicate on a foremast sail, and personal icons of the sailors. Finally, the third form was the naming of ship by moral and ethical values as a kind of motto.

Review: Maadi: The Making and Unmaking of a Cairo Suburb 1878–1962

Review: <i>Maadi: The Making and Unmaking of a Cairo Suburb 1878–1962</i>

Intelligent toll collection system for moving vehicles in India

• Automatic number extraction by clicking a photo of the License plate of a moving vehicle. • Identification and matching of the bank account of vehicle owner. • Automatic toll amount debit from bank account at toll plaza. • Automatic Low balance reminder in account to the driver. • Optimize waiting time at toll plaza. • Optimization of fuel wastage and extraction of pollution at toll plaza. This paper proposes an automatic toll collection system to debit the toll of moving vehicles at a toll plaza in India. An effective approach is presented here to localize the license plate of vehicles. A database has been created and linked to test the performance of the prototype toll collection system of moving vehicles. The database includes the number of vehicles, vehicle owner's name, the unique identification number of the vehicle owners, their mobile number and balance of the linked bank account. The results show a significant reduction in the vehicle waiting time, queue length, fuel wastage, and excretion of pollution at a toll plaza. In future the system can be used for the theft control.

Exploration-Characterization Morphology of Local Cocoa On Bangka Island

The diversity of genetic material determines the success of cocoa production. improvement and breeding programs. Enrichment of genetic material for Bangka cocoa can be achieved through exploration and characterization of morphological features or characters of accessions, clones, and/or varieties. To determine the level of diversity of qualitative and quantitative traits. Morphological exploration and characterization was aimed at identifying the diversity of Bangka cocoa as an effort to increase the efficiency of utilization of local genetic material. The research used survey, and direct characterization (purposive sampling). Exploration to obtain a cocoa plant passport consists of accession number, accession name, location of origin, owner's name, age of plant, and land area. Characterization to obtain the identity of qualitative and quantitative characters from leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds refers to “The Systematic Description of Cacao Clones. The results of the exploration-characterization obtained 29 accessions of cocoa from Bangka, which had very diverse morphological characters. Diversity is evidenced by wide phenotypic variability even though it has narrow genetic variability, and the similarity level of some accessions is quite low, namely &lt;50%.

SUSPENSION OF DATA REGISTERED ON REAL ESTATE AT THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER AS AN INDIRECT PROTECTION OF PROPERTY (The Need for Reform and Perspectives)

In order to adequately protect property rights, it is necessary to apply the principles of legality in practice, namely: the documents submitted for registration, should be thoroughly checked, it should be determined whether technical errors are allowed, because the evidence in the case Substantial errors: in the part of the address, street name, owner name and surname, which was naturally the basis for the public registry not to carry out registration on the basis of a document with such significant errors. More responsibility should be placed on the registrar and the public registry in the registration process (as is the case in Germany and France), the degree of his responsibility should be enhanced, and judges in the Chamber of Administrative Cases should take the same position To assist plaintiffs in transforming a claim for damages (based on the principle of the Inquisition).

Rimska čaša s podpisom mojstra Enniona – prva najdba, odkrita v Sloveniji | Roman beaker signed by Ennion – the first find discovered in Slovenia

Glass vessels constitute a source of inscriptions of various types and groups. The names of artisans or workshop owners, for example, are known from mould-blown vessels and even more so from the base marks on free-blown vessels that appear in great numbers. They allow us to gain important information on the local workshops and the distribution of their products, on the names of the glass-blowers and their social or national origin. The article presents the first find of a mould-blown beaker signed by Ennion from Slovenia (Romula, Pannonia). On the one-handled beaker is preserved an inscription in a square frame in Greek. The find can be compared with similar finds from Italy and the latest finds discovered in Dalmatia in Croatia.

Ghosts, brands, and influencers: Emergent trends in scientific authorship.

This essay is about the unique role of proper nouns at the intersection of knowledge and property, both tangible and intangible. Nouns are central to any form of property and credit, from a person's name listed on a property deed or copyright registration, to the name of an artist to whom a work is attributed, or that of a scientist after whom a discovery or theory is named. And names can also be found on the other end of the property spectrum, not as the names of authors and owners but as objects of property, as in the case of brand names. Here I trace some of the functions of these names as they move across different scenarios of knowledge-making and property-making, focusing on some of the effects those trajectories are having in the contemporary technosciences as they bring together the function of the author and that of the brand.

Klasifikasi Usaha Mikro Kecil Menengah Menggunakan Jaringan Syaraf Tiruan Backpropagation

Nowadays, the development of Usaha Mikro Kecil Menengah (UMKM) is quite rapid. Updating data is very necessary to find out how far the development of UMKM is every year.UMKM are divided into three criteria, namely: micro, small, and medium. The problem is to determine the criteria for an UMKM based on several attributes such as: No, District, Kelurahan, Company Name, Owner's Name, Address, Telephone/HP, Type of Business, Number of Employees, Assets, Turnover, Year of Establishment, and criteria as labels. This takes a long time for the Government to determine the criteria for UMKM. This study uses data from the 2018 UMKM in the city of Bandung. ThisUMKM data will be used for classification so that criteria data can be obtained faster. The classification method used is backpropagation. The data used in this study amounted to 5219 data with 12 attributes and 1 criteria label. The 12 existing attributes are then selected into 4 attributes according to the attribute ranking. Data testing using 3-fold cross validation resulted in an accuracy of 98.4294% with the most optimum network architecture: 30 neurons, using two hidden layers, logsig activation function, trainlm training function, input layer 4 nodes and output layer 2 nodes.

Borrowings in urbanonyms of Yoshkar-Ola with an anthroponymic component

Introduction. The article considers the borrowed anthroponymic toponyms of the capital of the Republic of Mari El, Yoshkar-Ola, and is carried out in line with the actual problem of modern onomastics, which is a linguistic description of the toponymy of regional cities. The purpose of the work is a synchronous analysis of borrowed anthroponymous urbanonyms of Yoshkar-Ola, dating back to different languages and reflecting the modern toponymic landscape of the Mari capital. Materials and Methods. The main body of the research is represented by anthroponymous urbanonyms selected from cartographic and lexicographic sources created in Russian and Mari languages. When analyzing the material, various methods of studying toponymic units were used: etymological, semantic, descriptive, quantitative, cartographic. Results and Discussion. The toponymic fund of Yoshkar-Ola has been formed throughout the history of the city, which is explained by the social nature of the language, its ability to enrich and renew during language contact. The appearance of borrowed urbanonyms is determined by the development of cultural, historical, political, interethnic ties between related and unrelated peoples and languages. The highest prevalence in the toponymicon of the acceptor language was obtained by anthroponymous urbanonyms. Their stable existence in the toposystem of the Mari language is due to the motivation of the anthroponymic component, the appellative character, historical and cultural determinism. The article reveals the results of semantic, etymological, historical, linguistic and cultural study of borrowed geographical and anthroponymic names in the toponymic space of the capital of Mari El. It gives the classification of toponyms by objects of the toponymic nomination, namely horonyms, godonyms, agoronyms. Conclusion. The analysis provides an opportunity to trace the presence of urbanonyms motivated by surnames, personal names, nicknames and pseudonyms of prominent international, Russian figures, onyms of national personalities (political, scientific, literary, etc.) in the toposystem of Yoshkar-Ola, as well as the names of first settlers and owners of geographical objects. The main principle underlying the Mari borrowed anthroponymous urbanonyms was their nomination in connection with a person and thier activities.

IoT Based Signal Violated Vehicle Detector

Abstract: The number of new vehicles on the road is increasing rapidly, which in turn causes highly congested roads and due to the long awaiting red signals, few vehicle drivers ignore traffic rules by violating traffic signals. This leads to a high number of road accidents and hence it is essential to detect the signal violated vehicles automatically. Traffic violation detection systems using IOT technology can able to send violated vehicle information to the concern traffic police station automatically by which the vehicle can be penalized immediately. The proposed system can be implemented using vehicle ID card installed in the vehicle itself such that if the vehicle moves further during presence of red signal, automatically, vehicle information in the form of vehicle registration number, type of vehicle (weather it is two-wheeler, car, truck, auto, etc.), owner name, vehicle colour, etc, can be forwarded to the concern authorities through concern mobile phones. To prove the concept practically, all vehicles must be equipped with these low-cost wireless ID cards such that the vehicle data can be transmitted continuously. The demo module contains a mini automatic traffic signal post along with simulated road. The system is designed such that when red signal is energized and during this period, if any vehicle crosses the zebra lines, the system receives the vehicle data and transmits the same through Wi-Fi module. If anybody violates the traffic signal, immediately alarm will be energized to alert the nearest traffic police. The main processor must be installed near the traffic signals, which regrets to acquire vehicle information during the presence of yellow and green signals. The demo module contains one toy car which will be equipped with its wireless ID card. Major building blocks: Simulation of single lane road constructed with traffic signal post &amp; zebra crossing, main processor designed with Arduino MCU, wireless ID card designed with 89C2051 controller chip, IR signal decoder (TSOP1738), Wi – Fi module, Alarm, IR LED, 5v Power supply unit, Toy car, etc.

Settlement of Multiple Certificate Disputes On The Same Land Object

Land has an economic aspect with the value of the rupiah increasing every year, in the form of an increase in NJOP on SPPT PBB. Regarding legal land ownership through the inclusion of the owner's name on the land title certificate, several court decisions have found cases of double certificates which are original and authentic certificates. To determine who is entitled to the ownership of land rights in the same object, a lawsuit is made through the district court with the land office as a co-defendant. The purpose of this study is a legal remedy in the event of a land dispute due to dual certificates and the validity of the issuance of multiple certificates whose legality will be recognized according to law. This study uses empirical juridical methods, namely juridical research conducted by examining library materials called library research with a statute approach. Sources of Legal Materials used in this legal research use primary legal materials which are authoritative legal materials, meaning they have authority. The results of this study are the certificates issued by the land agency are valid until they are declared null and void by the district court, on the validity of the dual certificates, the applicable certificate is the land certificate which was issued earlier and declared valid by the panel of judges. Suggestions from this research are that the land office is expected to be more careful in conducting research on physical and juridical data in issuing land rights certificates.