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Analysis of vegetable planting portfolio based on risk-benefit optimization

Junwei Huang, Limin Wang
The traditional mean variance combination strategy takes into account the volatility of vegetable prices and fails to fully consider the proportion of planting combinations. Based on the theoretical analysis of portfolio management, this paper uses risk parity portfolio strategies and asset allocation...
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Evaluation of provisioning, cultural, and supporting ecosystem services of Khukhmorit soum, Govi-Altai province, Mongolia

Oyundari Baasanbat, Otgontsetseg Davaanyam, Khaulenbek Akhmadi
In this study, our objective was to determine key ecosystem services of Khukhmorit soum that benefit locals both directly and indirectly, and estimate the value. We identified key services based on Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA) categories. Ecosystem services are divided into 4 groups: provisioning,...
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Analysis and Research on Green Building Technology Based on Big Data Analysis

Yuchen Xue
In recent years, with the application, development and popularization of network technologies such as cloud computing, Internet and Internet of Things (IoT), human society has entered the era of explosive growth of data, and the generation and circulation of massive data have become the norm, and the...
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Enhanced Multimodal Recommendation System for Personalized Lifestyle Recommendations

Mahima Kansal, Sohit Agarwal
The system learns to object similarities by contrasting loss based on multimodalities with data of similar and dissimilar objects under consideration for a recommendation. This research provides a multimodal recommendation with an advanced framework for personalized lifestyle recommendations that fabricates...

Battery Procurement Strategies for New Energy Vehicle Manufacturers under the Dual-Credit Policy

Qingyu Zhang, Wenbo Li
To promote low-carbon living, the Chinese government has introduced a dual-credit policy aimed at accelerating the development of China’s new energy market. As this market grows, core battery technology for new energy vehicles (NEVs) remains controlled by companies with independent R&D capabilities....

The Role of Handep in Communication between Church and Culture in Central Kalimantan

Yolantya Widyasari, Isabella Jeniva
Handep is a culture that has positive value for the churches in their existence in the midst of Dayak Ngaju people in the Province of Central Kalimantan Through Handep’s role, the church builds good communication with culture. The purpose of this research is to find out the role of Handep in communication...

Filmic Narratives and Social Issue Representation of Marginalized Groups: an Example from Return to Dust

Zimeng Liu
In recent years, film and television works have played an important role in reflecting social reality and portraying the lives of marginalized groups, gradually becoming an artistic medium for revealing social problems and conveying humanistic care. Taking Return to Dust as an example, this paper explores...

E-Wallet Misuse in Online Child Prostitution Transactions; How Does Indonesian Law Respond?

Rena Yulia, Ahmad Sofian
Child sexual crimes in cyberspace are increasingly widespread with the advent of financial technology that does not restrict account ownership by age, including e-wallets such as OVO, Dana, and GoPay, which are often used for online child prostitution payment transactions. This study aims to examine...
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Analysis Of Transportation Facility At The Intersection Of Phh Mustofa Street And Ahmad Yani Street In Bandung City

Raden Herdian Bayu Ash Siddiq, Disty Zulchumairoh Nurhasanti, Yulia Mega Puspita Dewi
Bandung is a prominent city in Indonesia that encounters substantial challenges related to traffic and transportation, including congestion. Intersections are locations where cars from many directions converge and must halt or alter their course. An effective intersection can enhance traffic flow, mitigate...

The Challenge of Escalating the Ethical Behavior of Accounting Students: The Role of Islamic Beliefs

Adli Muzakki, Dovi Septiari, Nayang Helmayunita, Vanica Serly
This research examines the impact of Islamic belief on the ethical behavior of accounting students, with a sample comprising 178 accounting students from Universitas Negeri Padang. Primary data was gathered through surveys using questions through a simple linear regression approach. The findings demonstrate...

The Study of User Responses to the Quality of E-Modules in Blended Learning

Destya Waty Silalahi, Wiyun Philipus Tangkin, Siskawati Dewi Purba
E-modules are teaching materials that have a significant influence on student’s learning processes and outcomes in blended learning. E-modules are very adaptive to technological developments and provide users convenience. This is inseparable from its characteristics such as self-instruction, self-contained;...
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A Novel Indicator for Measuring Science-technology Linkage Based on Paper-patent Co-cited

Yiru Liu, Ruizhe Zhou, Hanyu Zhang, Huijun Sun
This paper proposes a novel method for measuring the linkage between science and technology (S&T) based on the co-citation of patents and academic papers. This method differs significantly from the Science Linkage (SL) index, a science-based index first proposed by Narin. By analyzing the co-citation...

Enhancing traffic management through Digital Twin-BIM: A case study in Dili city Timor-Leste

Elfrido Elias Tita, Humbelina M. S. Viegas, Gakuho Watanabe
Urban traffic issues have widespread economic and environmental implications. This is exemplified in Dili, Timor-Leste’s capital, where rapid urbanization has led to traffic-related economic losses and declining air quality. To tackle this, the integration of digital twin technologies, merging building...

Does the Employee Stock Ownership Plan Affect a Company’s Financial Performance?

Sari’atul Aslamiyah, Nurika Restuningdiah
This study investigates the influence of the Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) on corporate financial performance. ESOP refers to a program that allocates company shares to employees, aiming to enhance their motivation and productivity by fostering a sense of ownership. This research focuses on food...

Blue-Green Infrastructure for Sustainable Resilience: A Systematic Review of Global Practices and Its Recommendations for Urban Flooding and Land Subsidence in Greater Bandung

Saut Sagala, Cecilia Nonifili Yuanita, Dekka Dhirgantara Putra, Niken Prilandita, Aria Mariany, Naufal Hilmy Pratama, Faldi Fakhri
Many metropolitan areas face serious challenges from recurring urban flooding, exacerbated by land subsidence, urbanization, high land conversion, and environmental degradation, as seen in Greater Bandung, Indonesia. Conventional flood control infrastructure is inadequate, underscoring the need for sustainable...

Visualization of the Individualistic Attitude of City Society Using an Urban Photography Approach

Erlina Novianti, Silviana Amanda Aurelia Tahalea, Markus Jiuhanteng, Daniel M. Simbolon, Ariani Ariani, Susy Irma Adisurya, Salwa Suci Aisyah
Jakarta is a city with a distinctive appeal, making it not only a dream destination for its own residents but also for people from other regions. This condition has led to significant migration flows from outside Jakarta into the city, driven by diverse objectives. Such migration is not merely a physical...

Executive Compensation Stickiness and Value Creation: Evidence from Chinese State-Owned Listed Enterprises

Bingshi Zhang, Ting Chen
The phenomenon of executive compensation stickiness in state-owned enterprises reflects a lack of contract effectiveness and has a significant impact on firms’ value creation capacity. This study constructs a panel dataset covering state-controlled A-shares listed companies in China from 2010 to 2022,...
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Research on Linkage Control Technology Between Platform Doors and Vehicle Doors Based on Long-Distance Wireless Communication

Xiangkai Xu
With the acceleration of urbanization, BRT, Autonomous rail transit and tram have been widely adopted for their core advantages such as short construction cycle, less infrastructure investment, strong urban adaptability and outstanding comprehensive transportation capacity[1]. However, the signal system...

The Controversy Over the Legal Personhood of AI

Messaoud Dehbi
One of the most distinctive features of the modern erais the enormous technological development. perhaps the most prominent manifestation of this development is artificial intelligence, a technology that many consider an opportunity to solve complex problems that humans have been unable to address effectively. ...
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P8.11 EFFECT OF CARDIAC RESYNCHRONISATION THERAPY ON THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM FUNCTION

Anna Przybyla*, Danuta Czarnecka
Pages: 36 - 36
Development of cardiac resynchronisation therapy (CRT) in recent years became a breakthrough in treatment of severe heart failure. The aim of this study was evaluation of CRT effect on the autonomous nervous system function. Methods: The study covered a group of 55 patients (45 men, 10 women; mean age...
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Broiler Performance on Different Housing Condition

A Case Study on Integration Company – Farm Broiler Farming in Kebumen Regency

Setianto Novie Andri, Ismoyowati Ismoyowati, Widiyanti Rahayu, Wakhidati Yusmi Nur, Armelia Vony
This study aimed to examine the production performance of broiler farming in two different housing conditions. The study was conducted in company-farmer integration farming. Respondents were selected using the census method to all 92 broiler farmers with a minimum experience of one year in a company-farmers...

The Impact of Security and Perceived Ease of Use on Reuse Intention of E-Wallet Users in Jakarta: The Mediating Role of E-Satisfaction

Metta Devi Visakha, Keni Keni
This study aims to analyze the impact of security and perceived ease of use on reuse intention and the mediating role of e-satisfaction on the impact of security and perceived ease of use on reuse intention. The research model consists of two independent variables, one mediating variable and one dependent...
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Media Law Challenges and Effects on Quality of Information – A Review

Anfal Issa Mohamed Al Raisi, Ayyappan Palanissamy, Hesham Magd
Media law is known to protect the freedom of expression and the press. It is a branch of law that deals with the flow of information and the public’s overall interest, where anything published and distributed falls under its rules and restrictions. Media direction is especially significant because of...

Dynamics of Law Development Broadcasting Field in Indonesia

Harmonious
Development in the field of legislation relating to broadcasting is an inseparable part of overall development in a nation-state in the world, whether carried out by former colonial countries, such as Britain and Japan, as well as those that have been colonized, such as India, Indonesia and Malaysia....

The Effect of Education with Animated Videos on Knowledge and Attitudes in Preventing Obesity in Adolescents at SMA Negeri 9 Semarang

Annastya Okti Salma, Farul Suharto
Obesity is a global nutrition problem that is increasing among adolescents and has the potential to cause obesity in adulthood. One way to improve the knowledge and attitudes of adolescents in preventing obesity is through nutrition education. Nutrition education media in the form of animated videos...
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Analyzing the Potential for AI-Driven Sustainability Metrics in Higher Education Institutions

Intan Sartika Eris Maghfiroh, Nisrina Adila Rahmi, Roihan Abdulloh
As sustainability becomes a critical priority for higher education institutions (HEIs), there is a growing need for advanced, data-driven approaches to assess and improve sustainability performance. This paper analyzes the potential of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into existing sustainability...
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Analyzing the Potential for AI-Driven Sustainability Metrics in Higher Education Institutions

Intan Sartika Eris Maghfiroh, Nisrina Adila Rahmi, Roihan Abdulloh
As sustainability becomes a critical priority for higher education institutions (HEIs), there is a growing need for advanced, data-driven approaches to assess and improve sustainability performance. This paper analyzes the potential of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into existing sustainability...

Revival of the Braided Legacy: A Review of Traditional Paranda Craft of Punjab

Pooja Bhatt, Shalini Gaur
Punjab, a state with a rich heritage of crafts exudes its prosperity through its multi coloured culture. The Paranda makes one such craft which exudes the culture, identity and true essence of the festive spirit of Punjab. The Paranda is a braided accessory for hair worn by the females particularly of...
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Analysis of Frame House Damage Based on Instrumental Seismic Intensity

Xiaoqi An, Qiang Ma, Dongwang Tao
The instrumental seismic intensity, obtained from seismic instruments recording ground motion, is an important indicator for assessing earthquake intensity and the degree of damage to buildings. Frame structures, as common building forms, attract significant attention for their performance during earthquakes....

Temporary Import Implementation of Imported Goods or Logistics for Exhibition/ Conference/ International Events in Indonesia

Annisa Wardhani, M. Iqbal Katik Rajo Endah, Christina L. Rudatin, Fauzi Mubarak, Asterina Anggraini
In various countries in the world, goods for exhibitions, conferences or other international events are included in the temporary import scheme, which means that the goods are re-exported again when the event is finished. The amount of import duty for imported goods is also different from ordinary imported...
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An Experimental Study of New Depressants to Upgrade Fluorite Ore for Hydrofluoric Acid Production

Narangarav Terbish, Purev-Ochir Togtokhbaatar, Bayardulam Jamiyansuren, Baasandorj Myagmarsuren
Mongolia possesses substantial fluorspar (CaF2) resources, with over 224 licensed deposits covering more than 61,000 hectares. The country holds strong potential to expand its export capacity by producing value-added products such as hydrofluoric acid (HF) and its downstream derivatives. This study explores...

Design, Business, Cultural Preservation, and Safety Challenges for Ringaal Craft Artisans in Uttarakhand

Soumitra Bhattacharya, Naveen Kumar, Debkumar Chakrabarti
Uttarakhand in northern India hosts many crafts; ringaal weaving is key for home decor and daily use goods. Ringaal bamboo weaving sustains many Rudia households in Uttarakhand. Artisans collect a dwarf bamboo across upper, middle, and lower Himalayan belts and the Tarai. Altitude and terrain shape access...

Funding Source Choices and Investment Decisions at the Enterprise Value Level: Empirical Study on Islamic Companies in Indonesia

Riskin Hidayat, Sri Hermuningsih, Adi Wijaya, Renyarosari Bano Seran, Atikah Raid Khorunisa
Our research analyzes how liquidity, debt policy and investment decisions affect companies with high and low firm value. The sample of this research is companies included in the Jakarta Islamic Index on the IDX with a total sample of 17 companies and a total of 170 observations. The results showed a...

Expectations vs. Reality: Experiences of Indonesian Undergraduate ELT Students with Thesis Supervisors

Endah Yulia Rahayu, Lutfi Rahman Ashuri, Ferra Dian Andanty
This study investigates the expectations and actual experiences of Indonesian undergraduate students pursuing English Language Teaching (ELT) degrees regarding thesis supervision. Utilizing qualitative methodologies, the research addresses a gap in understanding the alignment between students’ expectations...

Bringing Past to Present: Unraveling Papua’s Culture of Shame with Forms of Cultural Resilience

Wigati Yektiningtyas, Ekawati Marhaenny Dukut
Papua is blessed with rich customs that are used to regulate vertical relations between humans and the Creator and horizontal relations among humans. In the past, every members of the Papuan society maintained and respected these rules. Violators of norms felt ashamed and tried to erase their shame by...

Do ESG-committed Firms Talk Less about Digital Transformation? Evidence from Australian Listed Companies

Van Ky Long Nguyen, Thi Tuyet Anh Nguyen, Thi My Hanh Le, An Hai Vo
This study examines the relationship between firms’ environmental, social and governance performance and their disclosure of digital transformation in annual reports. Using a panel of 79 non-financial firms listed on the Australian Securities Exchange from 2014 to 2024, we construct a text-based digital...

Family Communication Resilience and Transformation: A Comprehensive Analysis of Single Parent Adaptation and Child Conflict Dynamics in Blended Families

Manap Solihat, Muhamad Fadzri, Siska Julianti
The aim of the research is to present a comprehensive illustration of family communication changes in two significant post-divorce periods, namely the single parent adaptation and the stepfamily recomposition. Through the combination of two qualitative studies in West Java (Bandung and Sukabumi), this...

Performance Optimization and Recovery: Molecular Docking Validation of Indonesian Herbal Compounds for Mitigating Physiological Fatigue in Athletes

Armansyah Maulana Harahap, Yulia Putri, Herviani Sari, Muhammad Aldi Rivai Ginting
Exercise-induced fatigue remains a critical factor limiting athletic performance and recovery. Indonesia’s phytopharmaceutical tradition, particularly Jamu, represents a valuable source of bioactive compounds with potential anti-fatigue properties. This study presents a systematic scientific review combined...
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P8.10 EFFECTS OF BARIATRIC SURGERY ON ENDOTHELIAL FUNCTION IN EXTREMELY OBESE PATIENTS

Anna Dzieża-Grudnik*, Anna Gαuszewska, Krzysztof Rewiuk, Aleksander Kwater, Bartosz Zarzycki, Maαgorzata Fedyk-Łukasik, Barbara Gryglewska, Tomasz Grodzicki
Pages: 36 - 36
Introduction: Bariatric surgery in extremely obese patients has influence on metabolic variables and body weight however data about influence on flow-mediated dilatation (FMD) of brachial artery are inconsistent. The aim of the study was to assess the effect of bariatric surgery on endothelial function...
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P8.9 EFFECT OF CARDIAC RESYNCHRONISATION THERAPY ON THE ARTERIAL STIFFNESS

Anna Przybyla*, Danuta Czarnecka
Pages: 36 - 36
Development of cardiac resynchronisation therapy (CRT) in recent years became a breakthrough in treatment of severe heart failure, as it improves exercise capacity, reduces a rate of hospitalisations due to heart failure exacerbation, and the mortality rate, as well as improves quality of patients’ life....
Conference Abstract

P8.8 CENTRAL ARTERIAL STIFFNESS IN COPD

Ali Albarrati*, Nichola Gale, Maggie Munnery, Sujoy Saikia, Dennis Shale, John Cockcroft
Pages: 36 - 36
Introduction: Increased arterial stiffness is a marker of cardiovascular disease and suggested to beassociated with impaired lung function in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). However, whether patients with mild COPD have increased arterial stiffness and what factors are linked to is still...

EM Algorithm and Positive Quadrant Dependence in the context of Multi-State Stress-Strength Model

Sanjeev Sabnis, Mayank Jain, Kartik Verma
Pages: 36 - 46
This research article is related to a multi-state stress-strength model proposed by Eryilmaz and İşçioğlu (2011). It deals with (i) demonstration of the use of EM algorithm for the estimation of parameters of distributions of random variables representing strength and two stress levels. The numerical...

Second Order Dynamic Inclusions

Martin Bohner, Christopher C Tisdell
Pages: 36 - 45
The theory of dynamic inclusions on a time scale is introduced, hence accommodating the special cases of differential inclusions and difference inclusions. Fixed point theory for set-valued upper semicontinuous maps, Green's functions, and upper and lower solutions are used to establish existence results...

Singularity Analysis and a Function Unifying

C. Géronimi, P.G.L. Leach, M.R. Feix
Pages: 36 - 48
The classical (ARS) algorithm used in the Painlevé test picks up only those functions analytic in the complex plane. We complement it with an iterative algorithm giving the leading order and the next terms in all cases. This algorithm works both for an ascending series (about a singularity at finite...

On the Self-Similar Solutions of Generalized Hydrodynamics Equations and Nonlinear Wave Patterns

V.A. Danylenko, V.A. Vladimirov
Pages: 36 - 43
Solutions of the system of dynamical equations of state and equations of the balance of mass and momentum are studied. The system possesses families of periodic, quasiperiodic and soliton-like invariant solutions. Self-similar solutions of this generalized hydrodynamic system are studied. Various complicated...

Symmetries and Differential Forms

A.H. Davison, A.H. Kara
Pages: 36 - 43
The method for writing a differential equation or system of differential equations in terms of differential forms and finding their symmetries was devised by Harrison and Estabrook (1971). A modification to the method is demonstrated on a wave equation with variable speed, and the modified method is...

Research on the Implementation of Learning Evaluation Based on the Network Resource Teaching Platform

Yanqing Zeng
In the context of the current information age, teaching methods based on network resource platforms have emerged. With the support of modern Internet technology, the time and space elements that restrict the traditional teaching model have been broken and the connection between teachers and students...

The “Jian” Spatial Unit, as the Main Characteristic for Measuring Individual Structures and Architectural Complexes in China

Marianna Shevchenko
This article examines the question of the interpretation of the term “jian”— a span, interval, or a measurement of space in between (points, columns, supports, or objects)—in traditional Chinese architecture. This term was used [as a spatial unit] in Chinese treatises, to describe the spatial dimensions...

2D reductions of the equation uyy = utx + uyuxxuxuxy and their nonlocal symmetries

P. Holba, I.S. Krasil'shchik, O.I. Morozov, P. Vojčák
Pages: 36 - 47
We consider the 3D equation uyy = utx + uyuxx − uxuxy and its 2D symmetry reductions: (1) uyy = (uy + y) uxx − uxuxy − 2 (which is equivalent to the Gibbons-Tsarev equation) and (2) uyy = (uy + 2x)uxx + (y − ux)uxy − ux. Using the corresponding reductions of the known Lax pair for the 3D equation, we...

The Use of Politeness in Online Merchandising Businesses from the Perspective of Geoffrey Leech’s Politeness Principle

Huanzhang Lin
With the development of online merchandise, more and more trades and deals are completed through online means via electronic devices. At the end of last century, Geoffrey Leech illustrated his Politeness Principles briefly known as six main maxims as “Tact, Generosity, Praise, Modesty, Agreement and...