The Cengklik Reservoir is operated for irrigation of rice fields in 3 sub-districts in Boyolali Regency, namely Sambi, Ngemplak, and Nogosari. At the present time, the volume of the Cengklik Reservoir has decreased an...
The Cengklik Reservoir is operated for irrigation of rice fields in 3 sub-districts in Boyolali Regency, namely Sambi, Ngemplak, and Nogosari. At the present time, the volume of the Cengklik Reservoir has decreased and resulted in dryness during the dry season. One of the main causes is due to the high sedimentation rate. This research was conducted to evaluate changes in land use that resulted in sedimentation in the Cengklik Reservoir. Erosion prediction in this study uses USLE (Universal Soil Loss Equation) analysis. The amount of sediment obtained uses the standard erosion data from USLE calculations, namely by multiplying the amount of erosion by the SDR and the area of River Basin. The potential for erosion and sedimentation used land use data for 10 years, from 2009 to 2019. Based on the research, the amount of erosion and sedimentation in the Cengklik Reservoir was fluctuated with the highest amount occurring in 2016, with erosion of 9,292 tones/ha/year and sedimentation of 4304,154 tons/year. In general, erosion and sedimentation have increased from 2009 to 2019. The classification of erosion in the Cengklik Reservoir according to this study was categorized as light erosion. The trap efficiency used in this study was calculated using formulae based on the research of Heinemann (1981) using the Brune method for small reservoirs with an area of less than 0.5 km2. In general, based on this study, the Trap Efficiency in Cengklik Reservoir was 95.254%.
This study investigates visitor preferences and willingness to pay (WTP) for circular economy attributes in Bali’s tourism sector, segmenting tourists into three groups: 3R champions, circular supporters, and traditi...
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Current technological advances have progressively encouraged individuals to use web-based applications. To determine the owner of a handwriting, one of the manual methods is generally done by people. And it can be don...
Current technological advances have progressively encouraged individuals to use web-based applications. To determine the owner of a handwriting, one of the manual methods is generally done by people. And it can be done by a web application to find out the person’s handwriting. The Support Vector Machine (SVM) Method is a strategy of artificial intelligence used to recognize handwriting. This study intends to create a handwriting recognition framework using the Support Vector Machine (SVM) Method on a web-based application, with extraction features that are important as the basis for describing and characterizing handwritten images. The results obtained from predictions using the Support Vector Machine are by using 16 data and there are 80 tests carried out in total. The results obtained indicate that there are 25 incorrect prediction tests and 55 correct prediction tests so that the level of accuracy obtained is 68.75%.
Pulang Pisau Steam Power Plant (PLTU) is one of the plants that is used to fulfill the electricity needs of the people in Central Kalimantan Province. By using coal as a source of steam production, the Pulang Pisau PL...
Pulang Pisau Steam Power Plant (PLTU) is one of the plants that is used to fulfill the electricity needs of the people in Central Kalimantan Province. By using coal as a source of steam production, the Pulang Pisau PLTU has a capacity of up to 2 × 60 MW. Such a large population growth cannot be avoided and it is therefore denied that the Pulang Pisau PLTU is deemed to require additional production capacity. One alternative that can be given is to increase the amount of fuel capacity, namely coal that can be accommodated. By changing the design of the existing jetty, it is expected that ships with larger capacities can lean on the Pulang Pisau power plant pond. In this study, an analysis of sediment volume rate in the existing condition jetty and two alternative jetties in the PLTU river basin area, where the modeling is done using MIKE21. The results of the existing jetty modeling show the sedimentation volume that was line up for 12 months at 9550.017 m3, while the sedimentation volume of alternative jetty 1 and 2 produced for 12 months respectively were 917.444 m3 dan 8616.040 m3. The first alternative jetty is more efficient in dealing with sediment in terms of increasing production capacity. The alternative jetty is considered to be able to maintain the determined vessel draft and not cause excessive sedimentation impacts in the Pulang Pisau power plant area.
Cellular traffic in the literature can be classified into voice, SMS, and data. Along with the rapid development of internet technology, a cellular operator is required to have spatial-based customer behavior informat...
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Distance learning is a learning process that allows students and instructors are in different physical locations. During the COVID-19 pandemic, various countries including Indonesia chose the distance learning option ...
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Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) present a promising alternative to silicon-based solar cells, offering high efficiency, cost-effective production, and flexibility. Despite their potential, challenges such as stability c...
Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) present a promising alternative to silicon-based solar cells, offering high efficiency, cost-effective production, and flexibility. Despite their potential, challenges such as stability concerns, toxicity, and scaling limitations hinder their widespread commercial adoption. Ongoing research is focused on advancing material innovations and exploring tandem cell configurations to improve both durability and efficiency, aiming to overcome these barriers for broader deployment. Despite these superior properties there is no perfection in every aspect; the perovskite materials suffer from rapid degradation under operational conditions, so this review explores key degradation processes impeding the PSCs long-term stability, including the extrinsic factors which involve exposure to high temperature, humidity, light and intrinsic factors like ion migration, residual strain, and charge trapping. The main outcome of this review is the severe impact of defect density and environmental factors on PSC efficiency and stability. Increased defect density (from 1 × 10 12 to 1 × 10 16 cm −3 ) significantly reduces PSC efficiency, dropping PCE efficiency from 21.69 % to 8 % due to shortened diffusion length (10 to 0.1 µm) and carrier lifetime (20 to 0.002 µs). Additionally, the controlled humidity during fabrication enhances PCE efficiency to 20.19 %, while high humidity yields lower PCE (12.39 %), indicating the importance of defect and environmental management for optimal PSC performance.
The aim of this research is to evaluate the implementation of a new national standard SNI 8518:2018 for chair and SNI 8519:2018 desk by the school authorities in the metropolitan area of Jakarta. Several 190 type size...
The aim of this research is to evaluate the implementation of a new national standard SNI 8518:2018 for chair and SNI 8519:2018 desk by the school authorities in the metropolitan area of Jakarta. Several 190 type sizes of the predetermined desk and chair dimensions from 114 primary schools were measured and evaluated according to the dimensions in the new national standard SNI 8518:2018 and SNI 8519:2018. There are 5 dimensions that were evaluated: the height, width, depth, and backrest height (for chair), and desk height. To evaluate the dimensions of the chair in SNI 8518:2018 and desk in SNI 8519:2018, each evaluated dimension was compared to identify the compatibility or incompatibility among them. Results showed that most dimensions of the chair provided by school authorities did not comply with the dimensions issued in the SNI 8518.2018 with a percentage of 93.7%. Similarly, desk height provided by school authorities also did not comply with SNI 8519.2018 with a percentage of 81.1%. This study showed that most dimensions of classroom furniture in the primary schools under study did not follow the dimensions issued in the national standard SNI 8519:2018 for desk and SNI 8518:2018 for chair.
The circular economy (CE) promotes sustainability by minimizing resource consumption and encouraging reuse, recycling, and recovery. Although Global North has advanced CE policies, Global South continues to face persi...
The circular economy (CE) promotes sustainability by minimizing resource consumption and encouraging reuse, recycling, and recovery. Although Global North has advanced CE policies, Global South continues to face persistent challenges, including weak waste management systems and social inequality. This article creates and tests the "Circular Technical Network" (CTN) framework, designed to analyze policy content, institutional arrangements, and stakeholder roles in CE transitions. Using Colombia as a case study, the CTN framework identifies four critical success factors for an effective CE transition: overcoming fragmented governance and coordination challenges, clearly defining roles within recycling systems, integrating organic waste into Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations, and advancing the adoption of the 10Rs hierarchy. Based on these findings, strategic policy recommendations are organized across five interconnected dimensions: governance, legal/regulatory, financial and economic instruments, monitoring and information systems, and infrastructure. Together, the CTN framework and these recommendations provide policymakers and institutions in Global South countries with a structured tool for reshaping public policy and institutional design, facilitating a more sustainable CE transition.
Supporting sectors for sustainable economic development in a region can have a direct impact on GRDP and indirectly have an impact through strong backward and forward linkage to other economic sectors. Analysis of bac...
Supporting sectors for sustainable economic development in a region can have a direct impact on GRDP and indirectly have an impact through strong backward and forward linkage to other economic sectors. Analysis of backward and forward linkages can be performed using input-output tables that describe the role of each sector in the regional economy. The abundance of coal resources in South Kalimantan Province makes the mining sector the largest contributor to GRDP. Coal is an export commodity that has a very large percentage of the total regional export value. The enormous impact on GRDP, both in terms of business fields and final demand, is not accompanied by strong linkages to other economic sectors. The existence of the mining sector is unable to stimulate production growth in the backward sector and is unable to fulfill the final demand of the forward sector. Restrictions on coal exports to fulfill domestic energy resource needs are able to make the mining sector of South Kalimantan Province a key sector to support sustainable regional economic development.
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