Vertical Space Use and Vegetation Characteristics of Reintroduced Orangutan Activities in the Jantho Nature Reserve

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Orangutans are a wild animal species that is threatened with extinction, so the IUCN has designated its conservation status as Critical Endangered and Appendix I in CITES. The Indonesian government has also designated the Sumatran orangutan as a protected animal. Jantho Nature Reserve (JNR) is one of the conservation areas that is used as a place for orangutan reintroduction. This area is also an important habitat for seven other primate animals. On the other hand, reintroduced orangutans are arboreal animals that have become accustomed to the human environment. They do not know the types of trees that source their food, and the predators that endanger them. This will be a threat to the sustainability of reintroduced orangutans in the area. This research is important to carry out because there is still very little information regarding the use of vertical space in the daily movements of reintroduced orangutans, and there is no information about the daily movements of reintroduced orangutans in the JNR area. This research aims to obtain initial data on the daily movement patterns of reintroduced orangutans in utilizing vertical space to obtain food sources. The transect route is a method used to obtain data on the movement of reintroduced orangutans. A total of 5 line transects were used to collect data by following the reintroduced orangutans and recording each canopy height used by the orangutans for activities. The data obtained was made in tabulated form and analyzed descriptively. The research results showed that reintroduced orangutans used vertical space at a height of 1 – 29 m. This height level was different for the four reintroduced orangutans observed. molikha has higher activity at a height of 1 – 10 m. Poni activity is highest at a height of 10 – 19 m. Cut keke and asokha use higher vertical space at a height of 20 -30 m. A total of 34 trees were used as reintroduced orangutans as activity sites, with tree heights of 1 – 30 m and trunk diameters of 1 – 200 cm. Vegetation connectivity is still connected between vegetation.

Village Revitalization: A Priority for Creative Tourism Attraction Design in Celuk

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This study emphasizes the importance of studies in the readiness of Celuk Village as a tourist village related to the priority of developing creative tourism attractions based on its creative tourism potential, this research uses a qualitative approach through observation, interviews and surveys which are then analyzed using the Analysis Hierarchy Process (AHP). The results showed that the CREATRIP program through the development of creative tourism attraction designs in Celuk village based on the potential and readiness of the village in the form of an AHP model which is a priority is the village tour while the three forms of creative tourism attractions such as: arts and creative events, educational programs, and daily creative activities can be used as a form of supporting tourist attractions in strengthening the brand image of Celuk village as a creative tourism-based silver craft center. The development of the creative tourism attraction design focuses on the socio-cultural dimension that characterizes Celuk village in its development so that it will automatically contribute to the community’s economy and environmental arrangement.

Comparison of Energy Dissipation in Ogee and Stepped Spillway Using the Fluent Software

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One of the essential components of any dam is the spillway, which stands as one of the oldest man-made hydraulic structures. It serves as a device designed for the measurement and regulation of water flow, facilitating the controlled passage of excess water and sediment from the upstream to the downstream. This structure finds extensive application in dam construction. Given the critical nature of its function, a stepped spillway demands robust and reliable instruments to ensure high efficiency, ready for use at any moment. Providing crucial information about the behaviour of this significant structure, including flow characteristics such as the flow curve, water level profile, pressure, and velocity pattern at different points of the flow, is essential for its design, monitoring, and safety program. In this research, the Fluent software was employed, utilizing the RSM turbulence mode for simulating the flow on both Ogee and stepped spillways. The comparison of energy loss in these spillways was conducted, employing the VOF model to trace the free flow surface. The obtained results were validated using previous researchers’ studies.

Type of Tourism Attraction and Revisit Intention of Female Traveller

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This research was conducted with the aim of gathering information on the motivations of female tourists to make repeat visits to Yogyakarta. Women were chosen as respondents because women are considered to have maturity and make better decisions in their families, as well in tourism activities. The research was conducted using a non-probability sampling model on 100 respondents who had finished their trip. The survey was carried out at tourist entry points such as at tourist attraction locations, railway stations and airports. There are three variables tested, namely Perceived Satisfaction of Cultural Attraction (CUL), Perceived Satisfaction of Natural Attraction (NAT), and Perceived Satisfaction of Shopping and Culinary Attraction (ShoC). Using the classic assumption test and multiple linear regression, the results show that female travellers have the intention of making a return visit (RI) because of the satisfaction factor on cultural tourist attraction (CUL) and the satisfaction factor on shopping and culinary attraction (ShoC). The attractiveness of Natural Attraction (NAT) does not significantly influence female travellers having intention to revisit.

Determinations of Fraud in Local Governments in the Province of Aceh

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Fraud refers prohibited activities undertaken by individuals both internal and external to the organization, with the aim of obtaining personal and/or collective benefits that result in an immediate disadvantage to other entities. This study aims to examine the effect of the fraud hexagon theory on fraud in Local Government. The test tool used is multiple linear regression analysis using SPSS. Participants in this study consisted of districts and cities in Aceh Province. The findings of this study show that each independent variable, specifically pressure (X1), opportunity (X2), rationalization (X3), capability (X4), arrogance (X5), and collusion (X6), has a major effect on fraud activities in the local government environment in Aceh Province. This research is expected to assess and ensure the effectiveness of risk mitigation measures in countering the various factors that contribute to the occurrence of fraudulent activities. In addition, the findings of this study can serve as additional scientific material for local government entities that intend to improve their fraud prevention strategies.

The Implications of Lean Thinking in Digital Transformation Projects

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The Internet of Things, Data Science, 3D printing, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are some elements on the agenda related to business modernization. These and other digital technologies promote significant changes in the structures of organizations, from strategic planning to the factory floor. However, this process of Digital Transformation is not only materialized in the implementation of digital technologies in the production chain, but is based on the capacity of these enabled technologies to generate new value propositions. This article proposes a discussion about the implications of Lean Thinking in the implementation of Digital Transformation projects. For this, the study analyzed 21 international academic works, from the year 2018, based on the Web of Science and Scopus repositories. The repositories were selected because they are comprehensive and offer intelligent search tools. After a systematic analysis of the documents, a discussion arose about the central elements capable of expanding the understanding of the components of Lean Thinking and its relationship with Digital Transformation projects.

Public Service Mall as an Effort to Improve Public Service Quality in Semarang City

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Public service is an inherent obligation of the state to its citizens, as clearly regulated in the Constitution of the Republic of Indonesia (1945). The enhancement of public service quality must be conducted promptly, easily, affordably, safely, and comfortably for the community. This study aimed to identify and analyze the management of public services carried out in an integrated manner for all types of services in one place through the establishment of a Public Service Mall (PSM). A normative (doctrinal) approach was used, and qualitative descriptive analysis serves to describe or provide an overview of the researched object as it is, without intending to draw conclusions that apply universally. The research results indicate that the establishment of the Public Service Mall in Semarang City is a manifestation of the commitment of the Semarang City Government to establish adaptive policies in responding to the community’s needs for service convenience, achieved through innovation, integration, and bureaucratic reform.

The Correlation between Self-Confidence and Social Anxiety among Secondary and High School Students in Bangkok, Thailand

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Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is a debilitating condition characterized by a marked and persistent fear of being humiliated or scrutinized by others. It is the third most common mental health disorder and has its origins in adolescence. Accordingly, social relationships are particularly challenging for socially anxious adolescents. Therefore, we assume that self-confidence, which represents your belief in your own abilities, capacities, and judgments, plays an important role. This research aims to explore whether there is a correlation between self-confidence and social anxiety. It also aims to determine differences in selfconfidence and social anxiety according to age and grade. Individual data from 222 participants were collected using an online questionnaire that included general information, a self-confidence section, and a social anxiety section. The participants were secondary and high school students in Bangkok, Thailand. The collected quantitative data were analyzed using Pearson’s correlation coefficients and independent sample t-test within the Statistical Package for the Statistical Product and Service Solutions (SPSS) version 29 program.

The results indicate a significant correlation between self-confidence and social anxiety at the .01 level. Additionally, self- confidence did not show significant differences according to grade or age. The results also revealed that social anxiety does not significantly change based on grade or age.

 

Relationship between Parity Status and The Incidence of Preeclampsia in Pregnant Women

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Preeclampsia is one of the main causes of maternal death. In 2022, there will be 31 cases of preeclampsia in the Tarokan Community Health Center service area. Preeclampsia may have a negative impact on the mother and unborn baby. The aim of this study was to determine the relationship between parity and the incidence of preeclampsia in pregnant women. This research method is analytical observational with a case control design, with a population of 50 data from pregnant women, sampling using a simple random sampling procedure with 25 respondents who experienced preeclampsia and 25 data who did not experience preeclampsia. The results of the chi-square test with a significance level of 0.05 show that the calculation results show a ρ value of (0.023).Conclusions of This study aims to determine the relationship between parity and the incidence of preeclampsia in pregnant women in the Tarokan Community Health Center working area, Kediri Regency. To recognize preeclampsia early, especially for pregnant women, it is recommended to frequently monitor their pregnancy and comply with integrated ANC.

Product Diversification to Increase Consumer Satisfaction: A Development Research Study

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This research aims to develop Banana Royals business products through product diversification in order to increase consumer satisfaction. The method used in this research is the SCAMPER method, which will help in generating new ideas for product diversification. This research will also focus on understanding consumer needs and preferences to increase consumer satisfaction. Research and development employing a combination of approaches, including quantitative and qualitative methods, is the development research methodology employed in this study. Interviews and questionnaires will be used to obtain data involving 30 consumers who have used Banana Royals products, observations of existing products, as well as studies of related literature. The conclusions of analytical study are displayed as graphs and tables. The results of this research indicate that product diversification in the Banana Royals business has a significant influence on consumer satisfaction. Data analysis shows that product diversification is able to attract consumer interest. In addition, the implementation of product diversification was followed by measuring consumer satisfaction which showed an increase in the level of consumer satisfaction after the new product was introduced.