Search all articles
22857 articles
Series: Advances in Engineering Research
Proceedings Article
Amphibious Architecture as a Resilient Solution for Flood-Prone Regions: Assessing Viability in Bangladesh's Seasonal Flood Zones
S. Sarkar, H. Debnath, K. Karmaker
Bangladesh, being completely of a low-lying landscape and extensive river systems, highly exposes its terrain to seasonal flooding that inundates roughly 25% of the lands in this country every year. This is an escalating threat which climate change and rapid urbanization are intensifying further. In...
Proceedings Article
Cognitive Diagnosis for Programming Domains
Yongfeng Huang, Kaiyuan Wang
Cognitive diagnosis plays an important role in intelligent educational scenarios as a method that can reveal students’ knowledge mastery. Existing cognitive diagnostic methods are mainly applicable to objective questions in core subject areas (e.g., mathematics); however, in the field of programming,...
Proceedings Article
Analysis of the Driving Force of the New Culture Movement on the Transformation of Modern Chinese Literary Thought
Yang Lei
The New Culture Movement (1915-1923), born in the historical context of deep national crisis, the rigidity of traditional thought and the gradual advancement of Western learning, was a key turning point in the history of modern Chinese thought and literature. This paper takes the driving force of the...
Proceedings Article
Research on the Impact of Digital Technology Application on the Rural Domestic Demand Market
Jingheng Su
Digital technology is reshaping rural economic development and unlocking rural domestic demand for rural revitalization. Using China’s provincial panel data (2016–2021), this paper examines how digital technology affects the rural domestic demand market. Results show digital technology significantly...
Proceedings Article
The Discourse of Common People Represented in Javanese Version of Abu Nawas Stories
Mundi Rahayu
This paper explores the position of the ordinary people represented in the Javanese version of Abu Nawas stories. The Javanese version of Abu Nawas is interesting because of its position as a translation from Arabic to be presented to the Javanese audience in 1933. The main characters of the stories...
Proceedings Article
Development of Business to Consumers-Based E-Commerce to Increase Sales of Queen Fashion Products During the Covid-19 Pandemic in Sragen
Harsono, Adhelia Zulfa Widayat, Sabar Narimo, Sutama, Wily Purbonuswanto
This research is motivated by the anxiety of small and medium entrepreneurs to close or continue their business during the COVID-19 pandemic. This research aims to describe the use of business-to-consumer-based e-commerce to increase sales, in the type of business directly from stores to consumers that...
Proceedings Article
The External Factors That Influence the Image of Disney Movies Characters
Jiru Huang
Disney is a successful movie producer which produce many popular series. There are researches that discuss how the concept change affects the characters designed by Disney, for example how the change of gender role change Disney princess characteristic. However, these papers tend to focus on limited...
Proceedings Article
Best Practice on Civic Engagement: An Analysis of How College Students Coping During Covid-19 Pandemic
Meidi Saputra, Sri Untari
The Covid-19 pandemic is an ongoing problem in the world. Preventing and reducing transmission is key to combating this situation. This study describes civic engagement during the covid-19 pandemic among college students in East Java, Indonesia. The survey was conducted through google form (G-form) from...
Proceedings Article
Project Based Learning Approach to Science Process Skills Chemistry Learning
R. Dicky Agus Purnama, Robinson Situmorang, Zulfiati Syahrial
Project based learning is a learning approach that is mediated by projects or activities. Students as learners are involved in inquiry, assessment, interpretation, synthesis and information to produce learning outcomes in various forms. As a form of student centered active teaching, project based learning...
Proceedings Article
The Role of the Jamudigital.com Platform in Preserving the Use of Spices and Non-Medical Treatment
Ekna Satriyati, Citra Nurhayati
This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the jamudigital.com platform, examining its pivotal role in the preservation and modernization of jamu, the traditional Indonesian herbal medicine. Through a qualitative descriptive study utilizing a virtual ethnography approach, the report synthesizes...
Proceedings Article
Prediction the Intentions of Behaviour of Prospective Brides Using Elsimil Applications on Stunting Prevention in Batu City
Autio Reza Asaddullah, Septa Katmawanti, Ema Novita Deniati, Sapto Adi
Results of Family Data Collection, 2021 Batu City, East Java states that there are 49.3% of families at risk of stunting, these results are predicted to increase the prevalence of stunting 15% if it is not prevented. Efforts to prevent stunting can be used in applications such as Elsimil who effort to...
Proceedings Article
Transberg Method. From Drone Flight to Hazard Map – adding value to Open Pit Geotechnical Assessments
Glen Guy, Mark Sjoberg
Throughout parts of the Australian mining industry, the adoption of new slope assessment technology has been largely stagnant with the default methodology of 2D Limit Equilibrium analysis with generic rockmass parameters producing a factor of safety, being accepted as representing slope stability. This...
Proceedings Article
The Relationship Between Learning Outcomes of Industrial Work Practices with Work Readiness of Students
Fransiskus Warat Lajar, Muhammad Farid, Faizal Amir
This study aims to determine 1) how is the description of students’ industrial practice learning outcomes, 2) how is the description of students’ work readiness, and 3) is there a relationship between industrial practice learning outcomes and students’ work readiness. This research is descriptive correlational...
Proceedings Article
Follow the Purple Bunny: A Brief Analysis of Five Nights at Freddy’s Narrative
Yujie Ji, Yixuan Zhao
The purpose of this paper is to briefly examine narratives of the indie horror game franchise: Five Nights at Freddy’s, created by indie-game developer Scott Cawthon. Despite the franchise’s creative gameplay mechanism, what truly captivates its huge fan base is its cryptic story and how creatively these...
Proceedings Article
Journey into Business Model Agility: How Coffee-drinking Behavior Shape-shifts the Landscape
Siti Yasmina Zubaedah, Elizabeth Patricia, Jason Chen
As one of the top coffee producers in the world, the retail coffee industry in Indonesia developed in a unique manner. This study explores the business model agility that occur in the retail coffee industry where changes in customer behavior have directed the necessary adjustments over time. The case...
Research Article
Some Indexes for Comparing and Selecting Partitions
Xuezheng Zhang, Zheng Pei, Yong Liu
Pages: 153 - 164
Based on the equivalence relation, we can partition a set U, formally, different equivalence relations correspond to different partitions of U. In this paper, based on Yager's work, we discuss how to compare the different partitions, moreover, we obtain some indexes to select a better partition from...
Proceedings Article
The Effect of Teacher Expectation to Students’ Intrinsic Motivation
Chuantong Shan
The question of how teacher expectations affect students is still unclear, especially the impact on students’ intrinsic motivation. This paper explored the question by discussing the effects of teacher expectation on students’ intrinsic motivation and how it affects students. Reviewing previous studies...
Proceedings Article
Smart Cities MOOC: Teaching citizens how to co-create smart cities
Lorraine Hudson, Gerd Kortuem, Annika Wolff, Patrina Law
There is increasing recognition that the ICT4S community needs to take a role in both developing education and conducting research on how to educate people in using ICT to make urban areas more sustainable. In this paper we explore the question how can a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) be used to engage...
Proceedings Article
A DMS-based Design for the Informatization of Tourism in Leshan
Zhen Li
In recent years, tourism has been playing a more and more important role in Leshan's economy as it continues to thrive. Therefore, how to informatize tourism is a challenge but also an opportunity for Leshan to develop its local tourism. This paper is to propose a DMS-based design for the informatization...
Proceedings Article
Evaluation of Vocational High School Teachers’ Concern in Implementing Curriculum 2013
Nizwardi Jalinus, Youmil Abrian
This paper aims to assess the extent to which the elements of concern of teachers to the change of curriculum. Problems that always arise in the process of change is the only change into a document, while the implementation of the provision of education and learning for the new curriculum as it is still...
Proceedings Article
Optimal and Robust Data Aggregative Fusion in Internet of Things for Data Collection on Equipment Status
Feng Xie, Xiaohui Ye
Internet of Things has been regarded as a promising technology and architecture for instant maintenance of equipment status in large marine ships. Data aggregation and data fusion are essential operations in sensing data collection. The energy efficiency of aggregative tree affects the lifetime of the...
Proceedings Article
Development Trends and Strategies of TV Media in the Digital Age
Pengcheng Zhang
With the rise of new media technology, television audiences not only are being lost at an alarming rate, but also tend to be aging. At the macro requirements of the digital age, how to innovate, how to attract audiences and how to really get to market to form a complete industrial chain is the biggest...
Proceedings Article
Understanding Photography Representation: Humanism and Social Criticism in Social Media
Rizki Briandana, Dini Ari Mukti
Photography is a form of art product that has its own uniqueness. More importantly, it has been widely used in various media which include flyer pamphlets, newspapers, posters as well as digital media. In regard to this, photographs produced by a Chinese photographer known as Ren Hang clearly represent...
Proceedings Article
To Discuss the Construction of Dual-teachers in Higher Vocational Colleges -- Take Wuhan Polytechnic as an Example
Wei WANG
Higher vocational colleges cultivate highly skilled talents, the training of high-skilled talents requires dual-teachers. This article discusses how to establish a professional and part-time dual-teachers team in Wuhan Polytechnic. To establish and improve the management mechanism and incentive mechanism...
Series: Advances in Engineering Research
Proceedings Article
Seafarer’s Stress and Long Distance Relationship with Family
Hendro Prabowo, Firda Fatimah, Alia Fauziah, Ira Prabawati, Maria Chrisnatalia
The purpose of this research is to know the work pressure faced by modern Indonesian seafarers and their long distance relationship with their family. Five seafarers who originally lived in Jakarta participated in this qualitative study. Data were gathered through interviews by mobile phone. Thematic...
Proceedings Article
Practice and Research on Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education of College Students based on “Internet plus” New Normal
Jiquan Wen
At present, there are more researches on innovation and entrepreneurship education for college students in China. However, for the new normal with “Internet plus” as the starting point, “Internet plus” as the solution to the problem search can be counted on one's fingers. In this paper, the research...
Proceedings Article
Conflict in Cross Cultural Communication at Theological Student Dormitory of Indonesian Bible Institute, Batu, East Java - Indonesia
Lucas M Pattinama
The theological education process organized by Indonesian Bible Institute located in Batu, East Java - Indonesia and many theological schools in Indonesia, have a similar pattern by placing students in a dormitory during the course of approximately five years of education process. Students come from...
Proceedings Article
Research on the Reform Path of Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement System in Kunming
Li Kun
At present, with the tide that our country pushes forward the ruling country by law in depth and the reform of city law enforcement system, the reform of comprehensive administrative law enforcement in Kunming is also at a new crossroads. How to do well the next step reform has become a theoretical and...
Proceedings Article
The Effectiveness of Law Enforcement against Violations of the Law on Prohibition of Monopolistic Practices and Unfair Business Competition
Raden Murjiyanto
In order to create an economic condition with good business governance, on March 5, 1999 promulgated Law number 5 of 1999 concerning The Prohibition of Monopolistic Practices and Unfair Business Competition, which is legalized effectively on March 5, 2000. It has also been followed by the establishment...
Proceedings Article
Is An Un-registered Married Woman Protected in Indonesia?
Ms Rosmalinda, Ningrum Natasya Sirait
Nowadays, there are some un-registered marriage cases which involved women in the world. One popular case in Indonesia is an Actress who married with a former ministary in New Order. In 2010, she claimed her marriage and child rights to the Constitutional Court. The Court decided that her child has his...
Proceedings Article
Empowering The Needy, Respecting Diversity: Insights From The Qur'?n
Izza Rohman
The issue of diversity and social empowerment might have often been addressed separately. However, the Qur'?n has talked about the two interlinkedly. There are many verses in the Qur'?n that suggest people to get involved in the giving and empowerment of the needy and at the same time to respect diversity....
Proceedings Article
Sustainability Reporting Practice in Indonesian Public University: How to Support the Reporting Process?
Putu Sukma Kurniawan, Sunitha Devi, I Gede Putu Banu Astawa
This research aimed at providing an overview of sustainability reporting practices in Indonesian public universities. This research contained two important discussions. The first discussion explained the development of sustainability reporting practices in Indonesian public university and the last discussion...
Proceedings Article
Research on Character Expression Shaping in Animation Movies
Min Zong, Zongjin Qi, Ze Zong
In the animation, the expression is the soul of the character. By shaping the character’s expression, the character can be given emotion and language ability. The simple expression change of the character can drive the atmosphere of the entire scene, and enhance the personal character and psychological...
Proceedings Article
Relationship Between Material Characteristics, Adequacy Intake of Iron, Folic Acid and Vitamin C with Anemia Status in Women of Reliable Age (WUS)
Marisa Lia Anggraini, Ade Nurhasanah Amir, Putri Minas Sari, Honesty Diana Morika, Eliza Arman, Hartati Deri Manila
Women of childbearing age as prospective mothers are a vulnerable group whose health status must be considered, especially their nutritional status. The quality of the next generation will be determined by the condition of the mother since before pregnancy and during pregnancy. Preconception health is...
Proceedings Article
The Influence of Entrepreneurial Learning Design Meaningfulness on Student Entrepreneurial Competence
Walipah
Empirically, learning entrepreneurship in higher education, especially in Economic Education, Universitas PGRI Kanjuruhan Malang is oriented towards cognitive, affective and psycho-motor aspects. The formulation of the problem in this study is how the meaningfulness of entrepreneurial learning design...
Proceedings Article
Research on the Teaching Model of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education From the Perspective of Design Thinking
Zijian Zhang, Jiakun Liu
How to effectively carry out innovation and entrepreneurship education is one of the major tasks of education and teaching of China’s higher institutes in the context of innovation and reform. In this regard, this article introduces the concept of design thinking to clarify its guiding significance for...
Proceedings Article
The Impact of Pandemic Covid-19 on Changes in The Distance Learning Process at The Polytechnic Campus in Bekasi
Venny Oktaviany
This study aims to determine how the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the learning process. The study used a qualitative descriptive survey method that describes distance learning activities as an effective solution for learning during a pandemic. This study involved 27 students as students at the...
Proceedings Article
Large-Scale Social Restriction Legal Policy According to the Health Law During the Covid-19 Pandemic
Cornella Fithria Khairunnisa, Moch Syafrudin Dwisapto Laxamanahady
Contains some government policies regarding the health law and some steps on how the law can be implemented properly. In the concept of health rules include roles, functions, and responsibilities in it. Therefore, the core aspects that are the focus of research considering that the health sector is a...
Proceedings Article
The Emergence of Environmentalism Among Urban Coastal Communities: A Case Study of the Tambakrejo Community in Semarang, Central Java
Dani Mohammad Ramadhan
This research investigates the burgeoning environmental consciousness within the Tambakrejo community, an urban coastal populace in Semarang, Central Java. It examines how environmentalism has evolved as a response to the unique challenges faced by this community due to its proximity to the coast and...
Proceedings Article
The Intersection of Age and Voice: A Comparative Study of Aging Communication and Youth Political Dialogue in Shenzhen
Lei Han, Zhen Wu, Wenrui Liang, Mingxuan Du, Xuchen Hao, Shenghao Zhang, Haoyang He
This study examines the evolving landscape of communication among aging populations and the youth in the context of political discourse within Shenzhen, China. Through a mixed-methods approach, it explores how generational differences influence political communication strategies and participation, against...
Proceedings Article
Differences in Self-Acceptance Based on Humor Style Usage Among Generation Z
Fransisca Fransisca, Denrich Suryadi
Self-acceptance is a fundamental aspect of psychological well-being, influencing how individuals perceive and relate to themselves. Among Generation Z, who are navigating complex social and digital landscapes, humor has emerged as a common coping mechanism and a way of expressing identity. Given Gen...
Proceedings Article
Enhancing User's Work Experience with Ergonomic Furniture Design for Work from Home (WFH) Setups
Abu Ali, Junita Shariza Mohd Nasir, Siti Salwa Isa, Nor Farahanim Fizal, Shahrul Niza Said, Nor Lelawati Jamaludin, Siti Suriawati Isa
As remote work continues to gain prominence, the importance of designing ergonomic furniture for home-based work setups has increased significantly. This article employs a mixed research methodology involving interviews and observations to explore the impact of ergonomic furniture on users' work...
Proceedings Article
An Analysis of Systemic Functional Linguistics Interpersonal Meaning Representation in Classroom Interaction
Dian Luthfiyati, Widyastuti Widyastuti, Suhartono Suhartono
This study explores the representation of interpersonal meaning in classroom interactions through mood realization and modality, drawing on Halliday’s Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL) framework. The research focuses on how teachers use different moods, such as declarative, interrogative, and imperative,...
Proceedings Article
The Influence of Content Marketing on Instagram @museum_tekstiljkt Toward Follower Engagement Online During Pandemic
Ismayanti Istanto, Nifata Ridha Salsabila
The change of marketing to the digital is unavoidable particularly when targeting millennials and generation Z markets. Due to the pandemic, the Textile Museum Jakarta faced a downturn in visitors as a lockdown policy was implemented, thus reactive marketing strategy using social media is an option....
Proceedings Article
Does Private Sector Development Decrease Financial Inclusion? An Evidence In A Transitioning Country
Vu Duy Trung, Nguyen Dieu Hanh, Dao Le-Van
This study presents evidence elucidating the complex relationship between private sector development (PSD) and the Financial Inclusion Index (FII) in a transitioning economy. Given that the private sector, a significant driver of growth in Vietnam, is expanding, the research investigates whether this...
Proceedings Article
Integrated Assistive System for Dementia Patients
Vidula V. Meshram, Prisha M. Sus, Tejas S. Biradar, Advit N. Sonawane, Darshan B. Tarware, Sohaib A. Alammar, Tanmay P. Tamgadge
Dementia is a progressive neurological condition characterised by the impairment of memory, cognition, and daily functioning, thus posing challenges for both patients and caregivers. This solution proposes a smart; affordable system designed for dementia care. The solution leverages accessible technology...
Proceedings Article
Advice for Parents on Advertisement’s Effect on Children
Xiaomo Hou
This paper investigates mass media advertising’s negative effect on young children. As technology and internet are evolving in a faster pace than expected, it is important to take a step back to understand how people’s lifestyle and decision-making method has changed accordingly. Furthermore, people...
Proceedings Article
Challenges and opportunities in the context of South African Higher Education: Towards a research agenda
Arthur Reynolds, Vusani Moyo
Higher education in South Africa has rapidly changed in the past eight years. The #Feesmustfall movement in 2016 has highlighted structural issues within the system, and some changes are already seen within higher education institutions (HEIs). HEIs such as universities and colleges have had to rapidly...
Proceedings Article
Framing Indonesian Women Leaders During the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Mass Media
Novi Setya Ningrum, Vinisa Nurul Aisyah
The reality of women in political leadership is constructed by the mass media, which is then conveyed to the public. Often, the media places women as sexual objects that focus on body shape. On the other hand, the media has the power to influence public opinion, which raises the question of how the media...
Research Article
A Simulation Model of Hall Sensor Misalignment in BLDC Motors
Chung-Wen Hung, Chu-Lin Hsu
Pages: 152 - 157
A model for simulating the output signals of Hall sensors installed with misalignment in a brushless DC (BLDC) motor is proposed in this paper. In the past, Hall sensors have been very widely adopted to evaluate the commutation timing and rotation speed of a BLDC motor. However, no simulation model is...