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Designing a Business Model for Start-up Development of Downstream Wetland Products Based on Design Thinking

Abstract Wetland in South Kalimantan, especially swamp land, covers 6.07% of the land area. Wetland base products need to be accommodated in a start-up by providing a business design model accommodating many users. The research aimed at designing a business model accompanied by monetization to become a reliable start-up specifically for wetland commodities applying the concept of design thinking. The methodology began with conducting a needs analysis, determining an issue strategy, creating a demand design using the Analytical Network Process, establishing a Hierarchial Task Analysis for idea development and product design, conducting brainstorming, followed by further analysis until creating a Business Model applying five design thinking concepts, namely empathize, define, ideate, prototype and test. The application built based on the business model was named Hiyung Wonderful Wetland, Lambung Mangkurat University (HW2 ULM). Analysis of user needs included Admins, Innovators, Partners who were individual consumers/wholesalers, material providers and for monetization purposes. Entity Relationship Diagram (ERD) started from identifying to determine what entities used in the diagram, then determining the entities having relationships, followed by adding attributes and determining key attributes for each entity. After carrying out the empathize, define, ideate stages towards users, a prototype was produced with a wireframe design starting from the start page, registration, main page, consultation page, chat page schedule, pay page to forum page. The application of the Test concept was still being verified towards target validation. The visualization (UI) and Application part involves the user’s feelings when operating a digital product (UX) likewise with the back end having high security. User recommendations are that the HW2 ULM Prototype can be tested immediately to be eligible to obtain a license.

Physicians found an interactive tool displaying structured evidence summaries for multiple comparisons understandable and useful: a qualitative user testing study

ObjectivesTo evaluate and improve “Making Alternative Treatment Choices Intuitive and Trustworthy” (MATCH-IT)—a digital, interactive decision support tool displaying structured evidence summaries for multiple comparisons—to help physicians interpret and apply evidence from network meta-analysis (NMA) for their clinical decision-making. Study Design and SettingWe conducted a qualitative user testing study, applying principles from user-centered design in an iterative development process. We recruited a convenience sample of practicing physicians in Norway, Belgium, and Canada, and asked them to interpret structured evidence summaries for multiple comparisons—linked to clinical guideline recommendations—displayed in MATCH-IT. User testing included (a) introduction of a clinical scenario, (b) a think-aloud session with participant–tool interaction, and (c) a semistructured interview. We video recorded, transcribed, and analyzed user tests using directed content analysis. The results informed new updates in MATCH-IT. ResultsDistributed across 5 development cycles we tested MATCH-IT with 26 physicians. Of these, 24 (94%) reported either no or sparse prior experience with interpretation of NMA. Physicians perceived MATCH-IT as easy to interpret and navigate, and appreciated its ability to provide an overview of the evidence. Visualization of effects in pictograms and inclusion of information on burden of treatment (“practical issues”) were highlighted as potentially useful features in interacting with patients. We also identified problems, including undiscovered functionalities (drag and drop), suboptimal tutorial, and cumbersome navigation of the tool. In addition, physicians wanted definition/explanation of key terms (eg, outcomes and “certainty”), and there were concerns that overwhelming evidence from a large NMA would complicate applicability to clinical practice. This led to several updates with development of a new start page, tutorial, updated user interface for more efficient maneuvering, solutions to display definition of key terms and a “frequently asked questions” section. To facilitate interpretation of large networks, we improved categorization of results using color coding and added filtering functionality. These modifications allowed physicians to focus on interventions of interest and reduce information overload. ConclusionThis study provides proof of concept that physicians can use MATCH-IT to understand NMA evidence. Key features of MATCH-IT in a clinical context include providing an overview of the evidence, visualization of effects, and the display of information on burden of treatments. However, unfamiliarity with the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation concepts, time constraints, and accessibility at the point of care may be challenges for use. To what extent our results are transferable to real-world clinical contexts remains to be explored.

PEMBUATAN MEDIA PEMBELAJARAN FISIKA BERBASIS KEARIFAN LOKAL MENGGUNAKAN THUNKABLE

This research aims to: (1) determine the creation and results of making Physics learning media based on local wisdom using thunkable. (2) find out the results of the assessment of local wisdom-based Physics learning media using thunkable. This type of research is research and development, R & D (Research and Development) using the ADDIE model. The procedure for making learning media consists of several stages, namely: (1) the preparation stage, namely by carrying out initial design planning, preparing concepts for learning media for measurement material. (2) the creation stage, namely the creation of a mobile application using Thunkable based on local wisdom, and (3) the completion stage, namely the assessment of Physics learning media based on local wisdom. Based on the creation of learning media and the discussions that have been carried out, it can be concluded that: (1) the creation of Physics learning media based on Local Wisdom consists of 3 process stages (preparation, creation and completion), this media has a display such as the start page, login page, menu page, instructions page, materials page, practice questions page, simulation page, and evaluation page (2) Local Wisdom-based learning media has met the very good criteria with a score of 49 out of a maximum score of 50 for the media aspect and 57 out of a maximum score of 60 for material aspects

ADVANCED AUTOMATIC SYSTEM FOR REMOTE CONTROL IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY

The purpose of this work is to design and implement a cascade control system of the level with the flow rate, with remote supervision, in an industrial type installation, located in the Laboratory of Measurement Techniques, Department of Automation, Computers and Electronics, within the Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering. The operating parameters of the installation are as follows: suction pressure: 0 – 2 bar; discharge pressure: 0 -10 bar; water flow: 0-30 m3/h; transported liquid: water. The automation system is structured on three hierarchical levels: level 1: the instrumentation mounted on the installation (transducers, signaling devices, etc.); level 2: includes the TGA System; level 3: constitutes the upper hierarchical level and includes the HMI (Human Machine Interface). The TGA system is a computerized system that ensures the monitoring, command and control functions of all the stand's component elements. It contains a programmable logic controller PLC 1214 – Siemens, which communicates via an Ethernet IP network with an operator interface and with the network of the Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, which allows remote control of the installation. It also includes the protection system in case of failure, which involves stopping the rotating equipment, isolating the pipes by closing the control valve and alarming the operators. The HMI (Human Machine Interface) interface presents 3 options on the start page, from where the operator can select which application he wants to test: flow control loop application; level adjustment loop application; cascade adjustment loop application. The HMI equipment integrates SCADA functions, database update, evolution curves of analog quantities, sound and monitor alarm system, keyboard command, periodic records, event records, alarm records and technological schemes at the human-machine interface. The entire software is made in an open architecture, recommended by ISO norms. The PLC communicates in the network by adopting the protocol TCP/IP. An executable program used for the real-time application program was developed.

Proceedings of the Japan Academy - History, database, and trend.

A catalog of 13,591 papers published by the Japan Academy in three phases over a century in the Proceedings of the Imperial Academy (1913-1945), the Proceedings of the Japan Academy (1945-1977), and Proceedings of the Japan Academy, divided in Series A and B (1977-2022), is made available for public access. The catalog contains information about the authors, the title of the paper, published year, volume, issue, start page, end page, the field of sciences, and the academy member who introduced the paper in the monthly academy meeting. This article reports some analyses of the catalog and discusses the trends and background of the academies' publications during the past century.

Corrigendum to “Electric vehicle adoption in a mature market: A case study of Norway” [Journal of Transport Geography 106 (2023) Start page–End page/103489

Corrigendum to “Electric vehicle adoption in a mature market: A case study of Norway” [Journal of Transport Geography 106 (2023) Start page–End page/103489

ANALISIS MATERI AJAR BUKU TEKS “AYO MEMAHAMI BAHASA ARAB UNTUK MTS KELAS IX” KARYA HASAN SAEFULLOH DITINJAU DARI TEORI MACKEY

This thesis examines the suitability of the teaching material of the textbook "Let's Understand Arabic for MTs Class IX" by Hasan Saefulloh in terms of the theory of Mackey. The background of the problem in this research is that many Arabic text books in several schools and Islamic boarding schools have not been adapted to the learning process of Indonesians. The purpose of this study was to determine the suitability of the teaching material for the textbook "Let's Understand Arabic for MTs Class IX" by Hasan Saefulloh in terms of the theory of William Francis Mackey. This research method uses a qualitative approach and the type of research used is library research. The data collection technique in this study is the documentation method. The data analysis technique in this study used content analysis. The results showed that the textbook "Let's Understand Arabic for Class IX MTs" by Hasan Saefulloh met the selection well because of the objectives of a language learning program, the level of proficiency of students, and the length of a program. Good gradations because they are presented with rules from easy to difficult rules. The presentation is good because the start page is equipped with instructions for using the book for teachers, and each chapter is very well supported with adequate pictorials. Repetition is good because at the end of each chapter there are lots of practice questions and are equipped with examples of Final Semester Examination questions, both Odd and Even semesters.

Pengembangan Aplikasi Media Pembelajaran Sejarah Kebudayaan Islam Berbasis Android di Madrasah Tsanawiyah

This study aims to explain the design system for the Android-based Cultural History learning application in class IX MTs Miftahul Ulum Sitiaji Bojonegoro, East Java. This research was conducted with a research and development model. Where researchers create and design products in the form of an Android-based Appy Pye application. The results showed; 1) the teacher prepares materials, videos, and pictures; 2) develop the application by logging into the Appy Pye web using a Gmail, email, or Facebook account, filling in what application is made, editing the application start page, and select the menu as desired, prepare Appy Pye and an international account for filling in personal data, download the application and fill in the desired material, and do the application test stage. 3) The Android-based Appy Pye application can increase student learning motivation in Islamic Cultural History subjects.

DEVELOPING MIND MAPPING MODEL BASED ON PROPHETIC VALUES IN WRITING EXPOSITION TEXT

This research and development aimed to achieve 2 main objectives: to develop a mind mapping model based on prophetic values in writing exposition texts, and to describe and discuss the profile of mind mapping model based on prophetic values in writing exposition texts. This model was developed by using 4D model (definition, design, development, and dissemination) which was modified to 3DI (definition, design, development, and implementation) . This research was conducted in the academic year 2019/2020 at a high school in Bandung. The instruments of this research were questionnaires and observation sheets that fulfilled the validity and reliability requirements. The initial product was tested on a limited trial in X IPA SMA Negeri 1 Baleendah Bandung. Then, the revised product was tested extensively in 2 classes, namely X IPA-3 and X IPS-5. The last procedure in this research was the dissemination of the final product prototype, which was teaching materials entitled Mind Mapping Based on Porphetic Values: Teaching Materials for Writing Exposition Texts for Grade X SMA/MA. This teaching material consisted of 30 pages, A4, time new roman, 12 automatic spaces outside the start page of 7. Ho was rejected for the paired sample t test because the sig. 0.037 < p = 0.05 for class X IPA-3 and the sig. 0.037 < p = 0.05 for class X IPS-5. Thisproduct was believed to contribute to the process of learning writing exposition texts at high schools. After that, as users, the Indonesian teachers scored in mode 4 for a scale of 1 to 4 for the 4 feasibility indicators. The score mode of 4 also occured in the assessment given by the expert team.

Design and Build 3d Educational Game "Motorized Millennials" for Indonesian Teenagers

Traffic signs are one of the things road equipment which consists of symbols, numbers, letters, sentences or a combination of them serves for prohibitions, orders, warnings, and instructions for road users. The younger generation often neglects even many who do not obey the traffic rules, as a result, accidents often occur. From a research Rahmi concluded that 84.5% of students ride motorbikes to school and get 56.8% respondents and have criteria for less safe actions in two-wheeled driving and 43.3% safe criteria including driving while communicating with a mobile phone 51% (Rahmi, 2009 ). An innovation that is suitable for Indonesian youth in studying traffic signs is the game method. Because teenagers tend to like to play and learn. so the game method with game media is very suitable to be applied to make it easier for teenagers to learn about traffic signs. Therefore, the purpose of this research is one of them can attract the interest of the younger generation to be able to learn to recognize traffic signs in order to reduce accidents while driving. The data collection methods that we use in this study include: Interviews, Field Observations, Functional Requirements Analysis, System Design, System Testing, Application Testing Design. We have carried out the results of testing this educational game starting from testing all buttons, displaying questions, displaying scores, and displaying every available menu. The results of research that have been carried out are displaying menus in motorized millennial games including: first we install the apk, bring up the application icon, display the game start page starting from: how to play, start and exit.

SISTEM INFORMASI PEMESANAN RUANGAN MEETING BERBASIS WEB APP MENGUNAKAN FRAMEWORK CODEIGNITER PADA PT BARATA INDONESIA – CILEGON, BANTEN

Along with the development of the technology field at the company PT. Barata Indonesia, needs support to assist organizational activities, such as in ordering meeting rooms. Currently, information of meeting rooms availability and ordering at PT. Barata Indonesia still hasn't used technology so the process of ordering a meeting room is by contacting the room admin to ask about the availability of the place to be booked. This is less effective because the customer cannot know directly which room can be used for meetings and according to the capacity of the person. Therefore, this application is made to facilitate ordering meeting rooms at the company. The development of this meeting room reservation information system uses the SDLC Waterfall method which aims to simplify and speed up information access. The development of this Meeting Room Reservation Information System uses the CodeIgniter 3 Framework, which has 2 (two) interfaces, namely FrondEnd, which is the start page of the web application that is displayed for visitors and BackEnd is the admin page to process the required information data sources. The results of the system trial show that the application of the Meeting Room Booking Information System can provide more flexible information.

Ideal standards for policy on student self-harm: What research and practice tells us

School communities face challenges in responding effectively to the rising incidence of student self-harm. Evidence-informed guidelines may provide a platform for schools to provide better responses and improve the outcomes of students who engage in self-harm. This paper critically reviews policies published in English targeted for schools or education settings on effective early identification and intervention for children and adolescent self-harm. A grey literature search was conducted using Start Page web search engine with a documentary analysis approach applied to review polices that met criteria. The review identified 16 policies that aim to help school and education staff to identify and respond to student self-harm. The key themes include identification and risk assessment, intervention, roles and responsibilities, as well as addressing issues surrounding evidence-based psychological education and intervention. An evidence-informed policy that addresses multiple aspects of responding to and reducing student self-harm may be a vital foundation of a school’s response to this growing public health issue. This paper outlines key points that will help inform the development of evidence-informed guidelines for schools to respond to student self-harm and presents an exemplar policy framework for use by schools.

What defines the success of maps and additional information on a multi-hazard platform?

Triggered by technical progress that has allowed for the combining of information about natural, anthropogenic and socionatural hazards, numerous multi-hazard platforms have been established over the last years. Despite their increasing use, surprisingly, little research has been conducted evaluating how the public perceives of the hazard information provided by these multi-hazard platforms. Because most of them use maps on the start page, we were especially interested in the different approaches towards presenting multiple hazards and towards compiling the contents of the hazard announcements attached to the maps. With an online conjoint choice experiment (N = 768, fully randomised design), we tested different start page designs and hazard announcements representing the diversity of elements used in multi-hazard platforms. The alternatives were randomly displayed as pairs to the participants (between-subjects design), asking them to first rate the alternatives separately and then to choose which of the two they preferred. Our main results are that the participants prefer a start page consisting of a single map with textual information about the current hazards below the map. In addition, they prefer hazard classifications with four or five hazard categories. Moreover, the participants appreciate the embedding of a sharing function in the hazard announcements. Finally, the participants prefer a combination of textual and pictured behavioural recommendations. To conclude, the results indicate that the design of information provided on multi-hazard platforms indeed affects the public's preferences. Therefore, in parallel to the continuous improvement of scientific-technical products, the communication and perception of these products should be systematically examined too.

ProteinsPlus: interactive analysis of protein-ligand binding interfaces.

Due to the increasing amount of publicly available protein structures searching, enriching and investigating these data still poses a challenging task. The ProteinsPlus web service (https://proteins.plus) offers a broad range of tools addressing these challenges. The web interface to the tool collection focusing on protein–ligand interactions has been geared towards easy and intuitive access to a large variety of functionality for life scientists. Since our last publication, the ProteinsPlus web service has been extended by additional services as well as it has undergone substantial infrastructural improvements. A keyword search functionality was added on the start page of ProteinsPlus enabling users to work on structures without knowing their PDB code. The tool collection has been augmented by three tools: StructureProfiler validates ligands and active sites using selection criteria of well-established protein–ligand benchmark data sets, WarPP places water molecules in the ligand binding sites of a protein, and METALizer calculates, predicts and scores coordination geometries of metal ions based on surrounding complex atoms. Additionally, all tools provided by ProteinsPlus are available through a REST service enabling the automated integration in structure processing and modeling pipelines.

User experience evaluation of e-report application using cognitive walkthrough (cw), heuristic evaluation (he) and user experience questionnaire (ueq)

E-Report is developed based on the web to make it easier in preparing students’ assessment reports in the form of rating reports, competency achievement reports, and ledgers. Even, many high schools/vocational schools in Bali have not implemented the E-Report. Implementation of cognitive walkthrough techniques, heuristic evaluation, and users’ experience questionnaire in this research aimed to find out the results of evaluating user experience from the aspects of effectiveness, efficiency, user satisfaction, and recommendations for improvement. Effectiveness and efficiency were calculated by Cognitive Walkthrough techniques (CW), user satisfaction by user experience questionnaire techniques (UEQ) and recommendations for improvement, obtained from experts who discuss aspects of usability with Heuristic Evaluation techniques and Cognitive Walkthrough data. Based on the results obtained in terms of users, E-Report has been ineffective and inefficient. While in terms of user satisfaction, respondents were satisfied with Applications E-Report. This is because the effectiveness of a task that has a very large error and failure in one of the features as well as the clarity of results that poor user satisfaction can affect processing time. Therefore, evaluation of user experience based on aspects of usability in the E-Report has not met the criteria for products with good usability. Improvements made on the start page, page values, page value results were done through a photo frame. Therefore, identifying the problems from these three sources can further optimize the usability and improve user experience on E-Report.

“This is not sponsored content” – The effects of impartiality disclosure and e-commerce landing pages on consumer responses to social media influencer posts

Social media influencers are on a daily basis conveying their opinion regarding products and brands through social media postings. Many of these posts are sponsored by a brand, while others are in the form of genuine advice. Influencers might choose to add a disclosure (“this is not sponsored content”) in non-sponsored product posts that highlight their impartiality. This information ought to affect how consumers respond to the post. In two experiments, we examine how emphasizing impartiality in influencer product posts affect consumers' response by applying a 3 (disclosure type: impartial vs. explicit sponsorship vs. no disclosure) factorial-design. In the second experiment, we further examine how disclosure type and landing page type (e-commerce product page vs. start page) from brand hyperlinks in the influencer post, interact to form consumer brand attitudes and purchase intentions. The findings reveal that impartiality product posts are less likely to be perceived as advertising compared to sponsored product posts or posts without sponsorship information, and therefore generate higher source and message credibility. Additionally, participants’ brand attitude and purchase intention are reduced when they are directed to a product page instead of a start page when being simultaneously exposed to an impartiality disclosure.

Структура заголовочного комплекса в новостном дискурсе СМИ

The headlines constructions of the news announcement in mass media discourse are analyzed. The purpose of the study is to identify the specifics of syntactic language resources used in the news announcement: from structural, formal description of the method of information representation to the means of expression of the modal and communicative component of statements. The author claims that it is necessary to consider not separate lexical means which, undoubtedly, are dominating in realization of informative function, but constructions from the point of interaction in them lexical and syntactic language levels. The material for the study was the news announcements (more than 900 headlines) of the start page of the Yandex search engine, which ranks first in terms of appeals in the Russian communication space among other search engines. The author’s observations show that simple two-member complete sentences of the active voice are the most active in the news announcement, among the one-member sentences - indefinite-personal, as well as complex conjunctionless and complex sentences with expository semantic relations are active. It is proved that used syntactic means do not violate such criteria of news genres as capacity, conciseness, relevance, factology, compliance with the actual interests of the target audience, and contribute to formation of an optimal communicative environment.

Conceptualization and Implementation of the Central Information Portal on Rare Diseases: Protocol for a Qualitative Study.

BackgroundRecently, public and political interest has focused on people living with rare diseases and their health concerns. Due to the large number of different types of rare diseases and the sizable number of patients, taking action to improve the life of those affected is gaining importance. In 2013, the federal government of Germany adopted a national action plan for rare diseases, including the call to establish a central information portal on rare diseases (Zentrales Informationsportal über seltene Erkrankungen, ZIPSE).ObjectiveThe objective of this study, therefore, was to conduct scientific research on how such a portal must be designed to meet the needs of patients, their families, and medical professionals, and to provide high-quality information for information seekers.MethodsWe chose a 3-step procedure to develop a needs-based prototype of a central information portal. In the first step, we determined the information needs of patients with rare diseases, their relatives, and health care professionals by means of qualitative interviews and their content-analytical evaluation. On the basis of this, we developed the basic structure of the portal. In the second step, we identified quality criteria for websites on rare diseases to ensure that the information linked with ZIPSE meets the quality demands. Therefore, we gathered existing criteria catalogs and discussed them in an expert workshop. In the third step, we implemented and tested the developed prototypical information portal.ResultsA portal page was configured and made accessible on the Web. The structure of ZIPSE was based on the findings from 108 qualitative interviews with patients, their relatives, and health care professionals, through which numerous information needs were identified. We placed particularly important areas of information, such as symptoms, therapy, research, and advisory services, on the start page. Moreover, we defined 13 quality criteria, referring to factors such as author information, creation date, and privacy, enabling links with high-quality information. Moreover, 19 users tested all the developed routines based on usability and comprehensibility. Subsequently, we improved the visual presentation of search results and other important search functions.ConclusionsThe implemented information portal, ZIPSE, provides high-quality information on rare diseases from a central point of access. By integrating the targeted groups as well as different experts on medical information during the construction, the website can assure an improved search for information for users. ZIPSE can also serve as a model for other Web-based information systems in the field of rare diseases.Registered Report IdentifierRR1-10.2196/7425

THE METHOD OF DATA SEARCH AND ANALYSIS FROM THE INTERNET RESOURCES FOR THE FORMATION OF ACTUAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CANDIDATES

The article deals with the issues of data extraction from Web-resources on the example of gathering information on vacancies. There are three main interacting parts of this process: data source, database, and an expert. The main problematic aspects of the data mining process are the availability of several data sources; data representation in different languages; extraction data from different file formats; multiple updating of repetitive operations and data. The advantages and disadvantages of Web Mining methods were analyzed and defined. They are DOM tree analysis, line parsing, usage of regular expressions, XML parsing and visual approach. Method of DOM tree using XPath was applied in the paper. The method of comparator identification for modeling the data extraction process was proposed. The component, which receives the search topic and the search start page, carries out a thematically directed extraction. The comparator compares the extracted word from the page with the words of the search model. The application of the above-mentioned approach is presented for identifying a vacancy on the job search site. The thesaurus of employers' requirements is developed. Words-indicators of the required vacancies are presented in three languages. The parser work was set up. The parser processes the documents and retrieves the data used to fill a particular data model. The developed module works as follows. It begins to work with obtaining an array of necessary pages from the selected Web site. The next step is the analysis of Web page‘s structure. Then it is necessary to get the content of a specific HTML page, which contains the necessary information for its further retrieval and processing. As a result ―vacancy model‖ is developed. The model should include the following elements: vacancy title; date of adding a job to the site; the city where the applicant needs to work; requirements for the candidate; applicant duties; working conditions. Extraction of requirements, liabilities, and conditions was defined as the most problematic area, whereas the same information can be presented in a different way. In order to unify requirement experts were engaged.

The Power of Default on Reddit: A General Model to Measure the Influence of Information Intermediaries

Information intermediaries like search engines and social networks can represent a source of bias for recipients. Their algorithms, especially concerning filtering, sorting, and personalization, are assumed to skew the representation of news topics and thus create media effects in their own right. Largely as a result of methodological challenges, existing studies have often tested isolated hypotheses without covering the full effects chain from content production to reception by the user. However, the preselection of content performed by intermediaries is only relevant if users choose to rely on it, an assumption that so far lacks broad empirical evidence. Based on a broad review of existing study designs, this article develops a general intermediary effects model. From this model, researchers can derive empirical study designs that capture and differentiate the individual effects of filtering, sorting, and personalization. We then apply the model in an assessment of the news aggregator Reddit's change in capacity to influence its users’ information selection. Using counterfactual time series decomposition, we show that changing the sections of the website included in the start page by default can lead to large changes in attention paid to content. These findings substantiate existing assumptions about the power of information intermediaries to shape the information environments of their users.