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Hardi Utomo
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Agus Saladin
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cultural anthropometric
Cultural anthropometric study on low cost housing must be based on reality. Most designs of low housing are not suitable for user activity patterns. Based on low cost housing study in Jabotabek region, it can be seen that there are some changes on space dimension and spatial arrangement of the living houses. These changes can be considered as user’s adaptive methods in adaptive methods in term of their way of life and cultural values.
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Hilarian Widyatmoko
12
Geology ; Hidrology
Jabotabek (Jakarta, Bogor, Tangerang, Bekasi) produces about 68,000 tons of hazardous waste per year. At the present PPLI is the only one Central Treatment of Hazardous Waste in Indonesia. It is located within the Cileungsi District of the Bogor Regency of West Java province and is about 5 km northeast of the Cibinong industrial Area.nBut the site has a very complex geological structure. The Tertiary sequence was folded to form an asymmetric anticline with axis tend in an East – West direction. Three major faults cut the site in a North – South direction. The fault in the middle of the site has a vertical displacement of about 1.5 meters with a zone width of 1 meter. The risk analysis must be done to confirm the degree of danger caused by existing faults and to provide parameters for engineering design of structure.nThe youngest rock of the site is the fluvial / alluvial sediments of the Quarter. This rock have high permeability. The amphitheatre shape of the site causes the non-infiltrated and discharge from the groundwater to be channeled into the intermittent streams Cilegok and Ciasuhan.n
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Agus Budi Purnomo
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earthquake
From the earthquake that hit Padang in 2009 it can be seen that there are several types of building structural damages. First, there are structural damages known as “Soft-Storey”. The second type of structural damages is due to “Liquefaction”. Third are structural damages due to the unproper calculation of composite structure. The fourth type of damages are more of non structural failure that caused structural damages. Finally the fifth types of structural damages are done by the failure of neighborhood structure. This paper will describes the consequence of earthquake that were recorded a week after it hit Padang in 2009.
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H. Rachmat Achyar
16
Corruption
Corruption in Indonesia is so deeply embedded in the matrix of its society. The euphoric feeling of press liberal policy and transparency may not stop the high incidence of corrupt practices in Indonesia.nIn the period of 1998 until now I see Indonesian government made increadeble action agains corruption but way it’s never vanish instead it’s getting larger? According to my opinion it’s has a hole in the Indonesian law that give corruptor space to move and what I make a underline one of the hole is replacement of returning money they corrupt with sentence jail in short period it’s makes lot of corruptor choosing jail rather than returning the money for example rather than returning 5 billion rupiahs one of the corruptor rather in jail for six month.nThis article will try to describe corruption from a few aspect such as history, phenomenon, facts, and alternative selection to solve corruptions problem. n
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Andy Cahyaputra Arya
12 p.
Biomass energy ; Biomass ; Agricultural wastes
Todays Crude Palm Oil (CPO) is one of the most produced vegetable oil in the world. Its production at palm oil mill generates wastes in the form of solid, liquid and gas. Empty fruit bunches (EFB) is a biomass. This solid waste is logistically already available at the palm oil mill. Through processing stages such as shredding, separating, washing and drying this biomass can be converted from waste to be valuable raw material. By using biodegradable binding agents based on protein, starch and lignin some technical and commercial products such automotive components can be produced from empty fruit bunch fibers. This bio composite can be used as filler material. According to material testing the properties of these bio composites are similar to conventional synthetic composites. To maximize its physical properties further research and development especially in coating process are necessary.
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M.M. Sintorini
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scarlet fever
nThe CFR DHF cases at Duri Kosambi Jakarta Barat with ratio 139/1000.000 was one of the highest outbreak. The objective of this research was to research and to identify potential; background of the outbreak according to population, local condition and season.nThe result indicates, the highest cases of DHF were 33.9% in children, 67,7% in adult male, and 32.3 in adult female, 71% in low educated and 29% in high educated population. The presence of breeding places and resting habit in the house showed the infection rate of 6.2 and 6.1 times higher than of the clean houses. PSN program, abate treatment, larva control were correlated significantly with the DHF cases, breeding places, resting habit.n
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Moh Ali Topan
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Architecture
Architecture and the culture were one unity that could not be separated. The two matters complemented each other and formed mutual identities of the community’s group or this ethnic group. This unity formed what was acknowledge as cultural space historic, especially for traditional architecture. The Sumba ethnic community proved that architecture that was owned by them was the shape from the whole and unity the sacred value of the life and profanes. The pattern of the traditional village, the form of the building, the layout in, accessories and the rule of the life processing of the house decoration and their religion ceremony joined in all got up physical their architecture space, so as between that was physical and that religious already did not have restraint.
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Sohei Matsuno
24 p.
Road construction
The base of this paper is safety checks on 27 bridges in a route through which 135-ton ultra-standard-load (USL) haulage is being slated for 2009. Second Musi River Bridge (Musi II) is among them. The route was once subjected to 146-ton-USL haulage in 2004. These writers had participated in its plan. The operation was allegedly well performed. It was reported in academic journal in 2005. As the USL of the 2009 operation, unless Musi II has had a status change after the 2004 operation. These writers have learn it had a status change in 2008 when it underwent stabilization. Its safety is rechecked. This paper is of this concern. It concludes: 1) Musi II is no longer safe for the 2009 operation because of stabilizations side effect, 2) It has also made Musi II be unsafe under 50% of a standard-load (TL-20), 3) As there is no affordable device being improvised for the 2009 operation, route relocation is inevitable, 4) Traffic control at a particular rush time, e.g., Rubaran, is needed to prevent working loads from exceeding the Bridges acquired low capacity
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Hilarion Widyatmoko
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humate leachate
Humates are metal (mineral) salts of humic (Has) or fulvic acids (FAs). These substances formed from decomposed organic matter in landfill. Within any humic substance there are a large number of complex humate molecules. The formation of a humate is based on the ability of the carboxyl (-COOH) and hydroxyl (-OH) groups (on the outside of the polymers) to dissociate (expel) the hydrogen ion. Humates can be separated into moleculer fractions. This study attempted to find the conditions under which humates can most effectively absorb and remove toxic compounds, like Policyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon (PAHs) from landfill and reduce those release and spiked with Benzo (b) fuoran, Benzo (k) flouranthen, Benzo (a) pyren, Benzo g, h, i) perylen, and Indeno (1,2,3,c,d) pyren to concentrations above detection limit of High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC). The Policyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons are strongly associated to the highly molecular than the low-molecular fractions. Therefore PAHs can be eliminated from leachate by ultrafiltration of around 50,000 D.
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Endrawati Fatimah
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Economic ; Forest
The BIMP-EAGA (or simply EAGA) is Asia’s largest regional grouping. It stands for the Brunei Darussalam Indonesia Malaysia the Philippines – East ASEAN Growth Area. The EAGA comprises the entire sultanate of Brunai Darussalam; 10 provinces in the Indonesian islands of Kalimantan, Sulawesi, Maluku, and Irian Jaya; Sabah, Serawak, and Labuan in Malaysia; and Mindana and Palawan in the Philippines. This economic cooperation began in March 1994 and it emphasize on the seven sector comprise of three productive sectors (agriculture, fishery and forestry; industry and tourism) and four supporting sectors (trade, investment and financial service, human resource development; transportation and communication; and power and energy). In the 2005’s pond map, the BIMP-EAGA countries agree to focus on some commodities to be developed those are halal meat production, coconut palm oil, seaweed cultivation, virgin coconut oil and herbal (especially ginger).nBased on the characteristics of the resources describe in this paper, the coconut palm oil commodity is only feasible to be develop in Indonesia and Malaysia. However, since the availability of land in Malaysia is not as large as Indonesia, Malaysia in the future will move to focus only on the development of the coconut palm oil industry not on the coconut palm plantation. Furthermore, the huge land available in Indonesia area is mostly primary forest which has global ecological values. This paper wants to identify the impact of un-control coconut palm plantation development on the availability of forest are in Indonesia. This paper are recommends that Indonesia should not success the BIMP EAGA cooperation through the deforestation for the coconut palm plantation development but Indonesia should emphasize on the use of other resources such as for tourism or fishery development or use its strategic location to be the trade centre for BIMP.n
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Agus Budi Purnomo
16 p.
Urban area - Jakarta ; Novel - Marga T.
Primary data is usually used in the study of urban image. Therefore, such study is usually contemporary in its nature. In this paper I will describe a research about urban image of Jakarta based on a novel tittled Badai Pasti Berlalu by Marga T. The first edition of the novel was published in 1982. Therefore, incontrary to the usual contemporariness of the urban image study, this paper has been able to study urban image of Jakarta in the year when Marga T. wrote her novel. In the study the classic five components of urban image introduced by lynch in 1961. The names of places that appear in the novel are categorized in terms of the five component of Lynch. By using GIS, the places are then mrapped and integrated into an aggregate map. By looking at the maps, it can be concluded that the urban image of Marga T. about Jakarta can be described as linearly oriented to the North-south axis. From the map it can also be understood that there is two image regions. The first image region is around Menteng. The second image region extend further out of the center Jakarta such as Blok M, Cawang, and Pasar Minggu. Therefore it can be said the linearlity and boundary of the image region closely represent the image of Jakarta of the past, is contemporary to the story in the novel.
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