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The 7th ICMR

Conference 2018

Medan, Indonesia, September 5-6

www.icmr.uisu.ac.id

The 7th ICMR

Conference 2018

Book of Abstracts

Medan, Indonesia, September 5-6

www.icmr.uisu.ac.id

Table of Content -------------------------------------------------------------------------

Advisory Board

Organizing Committee

Welcome Speech from Chairperson

Keynote Speaker 1

Keynote Speaker 2

Keynote Speaker 3

Keynote Speaker 4

Keynote Speaker 5

Keynote Speaker 6

Keynote Speaker 7

Technical Program Schedule

Book of Abstracts

Parallel Sessions 1

Parallel Sessions 2

Parallel Sessions 3

Parallel Sessions 4

Advisory Board ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Prof. Dr. Ir. Mhd. Asaad, M.Si Profesor

Madya Dr Fatimah Hassan

Prof. Dr. Ir. Djohar Arifin Husin

Pn. Soijah Likin

Prof. Drs. Jumino Suhadi, MA. Ph.D

Dr Shaik Abdullah Hassan Mydin, Prof. Drs.

Efendi Barus, MA. Ph.D

Prof. Dr. Abu Hasan

Profesor Madya Dr Fatan Hamamah Yahaya

Dr Anita Talib

Dr. Mustafa Fadzil Farid Wajidi (Associate

Professor)

Cynthia E. V Wuisang, ST, MUrbHabMgt,

PhD

Dr. dr. Dedy Syahrizal, M.Kes

Prof. Dr. M. Zaim, M.Hum

Dr. Isma Widiaty,M.Pd

Tutin Aryanti, ST, MT, PhD

Dr. Lukman A. R. Laliyo, M.Pd., MM

Prof. Dr. Wahyu Widada ()

Prof. Dr. Ermanto, M. Hum.

Prof. Dr. Ir. Z. Zulkarnain, M.Hort.Sc.

Recky H E Sendouw, PhD

Dr Niken Subekti MSi

Dr. Jarman Arroisi, M.A.

Dr. Ikhsanudin

Dr. Tantri Mayasari, M.Pd

Oyong Novareza,ST.,MT.,Phd

Dr. Moch. Syarif Hidyatullah

Akhsanul In'am, Ph.D

Dr.dr.Rajuddin,SpOG(K).,FER.

Universitas Islam Sumatera Utara, Indonesia

Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia










Universitas Sam Ratulangi, Indonesia

Universitas Syiah Kuala, Indonesia

Universitas Negeri Padang, Indonesia

Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia

Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia

Universitas Negeri Gorontalo, Indonesia

Universitas Bengkulu, Indonesia

Universitas Negeri Padang, Indonesia

Universitas Jambi, Indonesia

Universitas Negeri Manado Indonesia

Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia

Universitas Darussalam Gontor Ponorogo,

Indonesia

Universitas Tanjungpura, Indonesia

Universitas PGRI Madiun, Indonesia

Universitas Brawijaya Malang, Indonesia

UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta, Indonesia

Universitas Muhammadiyah Malang,

Indonesia

Universitas Malikussaleh Aceh, Indonesia

Organizing Committee ------------------------------------------------------------------

Chairperson Prof. Dr. Ir. Nurhayati, MP (Universitas Islam Sumatera Utara, Indonesia)

Technical Chairperson

Muhammad Rafiq Yanhar,S.T.,M.T. (Universitas Islam Sumatera utara, Indonesia)

Committee

Dr. Muhammad Ali Prawiro, SS, MS (Universitas Islam Sumatera Utara, Indonesia)

Ir. Abdurrozzaq Hasibuan, MT (Universitas Islam Sumatera Utara, Indonesia)

Surya Darma, B.Ing,ST (Universitas Islam Negeri Sumatera Utara, Indonesia)

Anggi Anastasia, S.Pd (Universitas Islam Sumatera Utara, Indonesia)

Siti Hardianti Khairi, SP (Universitas Islam Sumatera Utara, Indonesia)

Oris Krianto Sulaiman,S.T., M.Kom. (Universitas Islam Sumatera Utara, Indonesia)

Welcome Speech from Chairperson --------------------------------------------------

ِحيمِ ْحَمِن الره ِ الره بِْسِم َّللاه

Assalaamu „alaikum ww and Good morning.

Alhamdulillahi wahdahu laa syariikalah, washolaatu wasslaamu „ala rosuulillaah.

The respected chairman of the Patron of the Foundation of the Islamic University of North Sumatra, Medan, your Excellency H. Tengku Hamdy Osman Delikhan Al-Hajj.

The respected chairman of the executive of the foundation of the Islamic University of North Sumatra, Prof. Dr. Zainuddin, M.Pd.

The respected Coordinator of Higher Education Service Institutions Dikti North

Sumatera, Prof. Dian Armanto, Ph.D.

The respected Rector of the Islamic University of North Sumatra Prof. Dr. Ir. Mhd. Asaad and all his Assistants.

The respected Rector of Syiah Kuala University Prof. Dr. Ir. Samsul Rizal, M. Eng all the staff

The respected Dean of School of Distance Education, USM Malaysia Prof. Mustafa Farid Wajdi and all the staff.

The honourable guests and participants of the conference.

The Organizing Commitee, ladies and gentlemen.

On behalf of the Organizing Committee of this conference, we would like to express our

warm welcome to you all in this important occasion, the International Conference on

Multidisciplinary Research 2018 in UISU Medan. This international seminar is the seventh

international which is a collaboration between Universiti Sains Malaysia as the originator and

UISU, Syiah Kuala University and Hasanuddin University as members which is held every

year since 2012. This international seminar was the second seminar held at UISU, while the

first was held in October 2014. This seminar was more advanced than before, because UISU

entered into a contract with Scitepress to produce Scopus indexed proceedings. These topics

include social science, science and engineering and health and life scinces. The number of

participants who registered 154 participants came from ICMR members and other

universities from Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei Darussalam and Thailand. Keynote Speaker

consists of seven people from ICMR members and the countries of Indonesia, India,

Singapore and Malaysia.

1. First, we express our gratitude and appreciation to the Coordinator of Higher Education Service Institutions Dikti North Sumatra, Prof. Dian Armanto, Ph.D. for his supports to

attend this conference to make it more successful. And further, we request your pleasure

to officially open this seminar.

2. Secondly, we express our gratitude to the Rector of UISU Prof. Dr. Mhd. Asaad, M.Si. for his invaluable ideas and continuous patronage to the committee so that this seminar

could be held successfully.

3. Further, we would like to express our deepest appreciation and thanks to the keynote speakers in this conference.

4. Next, warm welcome and respect are presented to all the distinguished guests who have supported this conference, whom we cannot specify one by one. Your coming to this

conference has made it more meaningful.

5. Last but not least, our respect and appreciation are, of course, due to the Organizing Committee from UISU, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Syiah Kuala University, Hasanuddin

University and all the participants of this conference, for without your contributions this

conference will not gain a success.

Dear Distinguished Guests, ladies and gentlemen.

This conference is being managed by a very wonderful team who have heartfelt sincerity,

dedication and commitment to work hard day and night to make this conference a great

success. The theme chosen in this seven conference is: “Strengthening Collaboration for

Research Sustainability”. It is expected that this seven conference will build synergism

among various fields of science and technology for the betterment of human life; therefore,

the Committee expect all the participants to actively share ideas to achieve fruitful results in

the form of problem solver for improving the quality of human life.

This conference is held at a “ Faculty of Medicine UISU Jln STM No. 17 Medan” Univesitas

The Islamic University of North Sumatra is the oldest private university and currently UISU

is ranked 1st in the PTS level in North Sumatra

Finally, we feel indebted to express our thanks to all the participants of this conference and in

particular all the members of the Organizing Committee who have brought this conference

into a real existence and a great success. And lastly, we offer our humble apologies for any

shortcomings throughout this conference and also for any inconvenience that you might

experience in this city; be it related to our treatment or concerned with the meals which do

not suit your taste.

May Allah the Almighty bless us now and forever. Thank you.

Wabillaahi taufiq wal hidayah, wassalaamu „alaikum warohmatulloohi wabarokaatuh.

Chairman,

Prof. Dr. Ir. Nurhayati, MP

Organizing Committee of ICMR 2018

Keynote Speaker -----------------------------------------------------------------------

SUSTAINABLE ENERGY EFFICIENCY FOR MIG WELDING PROCESS

M.T. Abu Seman1, Rajemi MF

2

1Politeknik Seberang Prai,

2Universiti Utara Malaysia

Keywords: Sustainable manufacturing, MIG, electrical energy

Abstract: Sustainable manufacturing emphasizes on the needs of an energy efficient process

that optimise energy consumptions. Reduction in electrical energy consumption will diminish

the carbon emission in generating electricity at the power plant. Welding is one of the most

important joining technologies in manufacturing. Metal Inert Gas Welding (MIG) / Metal

Active Gas (MAG) is one of the popular welding processes. In welding, the process

parameters were not set to optimise electrical energy consumption for overall procedure. In

this research, an optimized electrical energy consumption in welding process was determined.

This was based on the optimised welding parameter model. The electrical energy consumed

were summarised in a single energy map. This model produces good quality and energy

efficient welding process. With reference to the design of experiments by Taguchi technique,

three parameters which include the current, voltage and wire feed rate were varied to obtain

an optimum energy efficient process and good quality of welding. The electrical energy

consumed during the process were calculated and recorded. The data were used to obtain an

optimised electrical energy consumption based on different welding parameters. The

optimized welding parameters were used to develop a suitable welding parameters model

which optimised the electrical energy consumption for the welding process. The reduction of

electrical energy consumption benefits the industries in having to reduce the overall cost of

welding process.

Keynote Speaker – Profile -----------------------------------------------------------

Mohamad Farizal RAJEMI is an Associate Professor at the School of Management

Technology and Logistics, Universiti Utara Malaysia (UUM). Currently he is the Director,

Centre for International Affairs & Cooperation (CIAC), UUM. He is also currently the Vice

President / Asian Regional Director for Asian European University Network (ASEA

UNINET), an association which based in Vienna, Austria. He used to hold various positions

as Dean, Deputy Dean, Residential Principal, vice-principal and fellow in UUM Residential

Colleges (2002-2007). Dr Rajemi completed his Doctoral and Master study at The University

of Manchester, United Kingdom in Mechanical Engineering. He obtained his Bachelor

Degree (Mech. Eng.) from Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia. His primary research

interest is in “Sustainable and green manufacturing”. Dr Rajemi published various refereed

journals, especially in manufacturing area. He kept being appointed as one of the reviewers in

Journal of Cleaner Production. He also presented several conference papers, mainly in the

international conference held in Malaysia, Indonesia, Poland and United Kingdom. Most of

the works presented are related to sustainability issues.

Keynote Speaker -----------------------------------------------------------------------

BLENDED LEARNING: THE MALAYSIAN EXPERIENCE

Mohd Faiz Hilmi

School of Distance Education, Universiti Sains Malaysia, 11800 Gelugor, Penang,

Malaysia

[email protected]

Keywords: Blended Learning, Malaysia, Quality, Standard, Accreditation, Prospects,

Challenges, Blueprint

Abstract: Rising education standard worldwide is challenging Malaysian education

sector. To face such challenge, Malaysian is integrating blended learning as part of its higher

education system transformation. Providing quality education is an embedded agenda of any

education institution regardless of the delivery mode. Blended learning is a beneficial

teaching approach adopted by various level of educational programs. Transformation of

Malaysian education system is guided by the Malaysian Education Blueprints. Blended

learning is an important strategy of Malaysian education system as exhibited in both the

Malaysia Education Blueprint 2013-2025 (Preschool to Post-Secondary Education) and the

Malaysia Education Blueprint 2015-2025 (Higher Education). Blended learning models is

becoming staple pedagogical approach and Malaysia is actively pursuing it as strategic

learning technology. The accreditation process is based on standard, code of practice and

guideline. This study explores the blended learning in Malaysia through (1) literature review,

and content analysis of (2) guidelines of Malaysian Qualification Agency, and (3) Malaysian

Education Blueprint. The findings and implications are meaningful for other nations pursuing

education system transformation.


Mohd Faiz Hilmi is currently serving as the deputy dean (Research, Postgraduate Studies and

Networking) at the School of Distance Education, Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM), Penang,

Malaysia. Prior to joining USM, he spends 11 years working in various multinationals

corporations such as MCMS, Advanced Micro Devices, Celestica, Intel and Motorola. He

earned his BBA in management information system from Washington State University, USA;

MBA from Universiti Utara Malaysia; and DBA from Universiti Sains Malaysia. His

research interest is in the area of information security in distance learning, innovative

behavior and organizational innovativeness.

Keynote Speaker -----------------------------------------------------------------------

THE EFFECT OF HEATING, BOILING AND ACIDIFICATION ON THE

CONTENTS OF TOTAL AND EXCHANGEABLE OF K,CA, AND MG IN

VOLCANIC ASH OF SINABUNG IN NORTH SUMATRA

Basyaruddin1; Khusrizal

2; A.Malik

3

Department of Agriculture, University Islam Sumatera Utara, Medan, Indonesia

2 Department of Agriculture, University Malikussaleh, Aceh Indonesia

3 Department of Agriculture, University Islam Sumatera Utara, Medan, Indonesia

Keywords : sinabung mountain, volcanic ash, heating technique, boiling technique,

acidification technique, total of K, Ca, and Mg, exchangeable of K,Ca, and Mg.

Abstract : An experiment aimed to study the effect of oven heating, boiling, and

acidification of Sinabung Volcanic Ash (AVS) material on the total content and exchange of

K, Ca, and Mg, to obtain a technique that can increase the content of K, Ca, and Mg can be

opened, and produce products agroteklogi containing K, Ca, and Mg can be exchanged high.

This experiment uses a non factorial completely randomized design. The treatments tested

were 3 types of techniques consisting of: oven-heating technique 100oC (PO), 100oC (PA)

water-boiling technique, and 0.01N HCl acidification technique (US). Each treatment

technique was carried out for 6 hours. The variables observed included the total content of K,

Ca, and Mg (extract ingredients H2SO4 (p) and HCl (p)), and the exchange content of K, Ca,

and Mg (NHOAc, pH 7.0), the ratio of K, Ca, and Mg can be exchanged for the total amount,

and the relative ratio between elements K, Ca, and Mg. Measurement of K, Ca and Mg

elements using the Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (AAS) tool. The results showed

that the effect of heating technique treatment with oven 1000C (PO), boiling water 1000C

(PA), and acidification techniques with 0.01 N HCl were significantly different in increasing

total K, Ca, and Mg content


Prof. Dr. Ir. Basyaruddin, MS


Keynote Speaker -----------------------------------------------------------------------

Endothelial insulin resistance and whole-body insulin sensitivity – are they

linked?

Dr Piruthivi Sukumar,

University Academic Fellow, LICAMM, Faculty of Medicine & Health, University of

Leeds, Leeds, LS2 9JT, United Kingdom

[email protected]; +44 75895 74533

With the world facing modern epidemic of insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome any

new insights into the mechanisms behind them is invaluable to develop newer therapies.

Resistance to the effects of insulin and insulin like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) in endothelial

cells (EC) may promote the progression of type 2 diabetes and EC dysfunction. To dissect the

effect of the combination of insulin and IGF-1 resistance specifically in EC on glucose

homeostasis, nitric oxide (NO) availability and atherosclerosis, gene-modified mice were

generated carrying nonfunctional mutated human IGF-1R K1003R, specifically in EC

(mIGFREO) under the control of Tie2 promoter-enhancer.

In contrary to our thinking, insulin tolerance testing of mIGFREO showed enhanced

insulinmediated glucose lowering and consistent with enhanced insulin sensitivity lower

fasting free fatty acids and triglycerides compared to wild type littermates (WT).

Hyperinsulinaemic-euglycaemic clamp studies confirmed increased insulin sensitivity in

mIGFREO and consistent with this muscle Akt phosphorylation relative to Akt was

significantly increased in mIGFREO, whilst liver ratio remained unchanged. As expected,

both insulin and IGF-1 stimulated eNOS activity and phosphorylation were blunted in EC

from mIGFREO. mIGFREO had increased EC Nox4 NADPH oxidase (Nox4) expression and

consistent with increased Nox4, mIGFREO EC generated increased hydrogen peroxide.

Endothelial function assessed by vasorelaxation of aorta to acetylcholine remained

unchanged between mIGFREO and WT littermates. The basal level of eNOS phosphorylation

was enhanced in the mIGFREO endothelial cells compared to WT littermates. When crossed

onto an ApoE deficient background, mIGFREO mice did not develop accelerated

atherosclerosis. Furthermore, mIGFREO backcrossed on an IR haploinsufficient background

(IRKO), the mIGFREO mice demonstrated accelerated endothelial regeneration after femoral

artery wire compared to IRKO. These data reveal an intriguing relationship between insulin

and IGF-1 resistance at the level of EC and whole body insulin sensitivity. Despite reduced

insulin-mediated NO generation, the combination of insulin and IGF-1 resistance leads to

enhanced whole body insulin sensitivity and does not promote atherosclerosis.


Piruthivi Sukumar MBBS MMST PhD

1. University Academic fellow in Cardiovascular Science, Faculty of Medicine and Health University of Leeds 2016 –

2. Assistant Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, India 2013-2016

3. Research Fellow, Faculty of Medicine, University of Leeds 2010-2012 4. PhD Biomedical Sciences, University of Leeds UK International Research 5. Scholarship Award 2006-2010 supervisor: Professor David J Beech FMedSci 6. Master of Medical Science and Technology (MMST), Indian Institute of

Technology, Kharagpur, India 2003-2006 7. Casualty Medical Officer, Raasi Hospitals, Salem, India 2002-2003 8. Resident House Officer, Government Mohan Kumaramangalam Medical

College Hospital, Salem, India 2001-2002

Keynote Speaker -----------------------------------------------------------------------

THE STATE OF THE ART IN PEER REVIEW

Jonathan Tennant

Scince Open Communication Director, United Kingdom

Keyword : Open Science

Abstract : Scholarly communication is in a perpetual state of disruption. Within this, peer

review of research articles remains an essential part of the formal publication process,

distinguishing it from virtually all other modes of communication. In the last several years,

there has been an explosive wave of innovation in peer review research, platforms,

discussions, tools, and services. This is largely coupled with the ongoing and parallel

evolution of scholarly communication as it adapts to rapidly changing environments, within

what is widely considered as the „open research‟ or „open science‟ movement. Here, this talk

will summarise the current ebb and flow around changes to peer review and consider its role

in a modern digital research and communications infrastructure and suggest why uptake of

new models of peer review appears to have been so low compared to what is often viewed as

the „traditional‟ method of peer review. Finally, this talk will offer some insight into the

potential futures of scholarly peer review and consider what impacts this might have on the

broader scholarly research ecosystem. In particular, this talk will focus on the key traits of

certification and reputation, moderation and quality control, and engagement incentives, and

discuss how these interact with socio-technical aspects of peer review and academic culture.


Dr. Jonathan Tennant

I have recently completed my PhD at Imperial College London, where I won the prestigious

Janet Watson award for research excellence as a grad student in our department. I am also

deeply interested in many aspects of scholarly communication, as demonstrated by my

commitment to a range of projects including freelance science writing, community editing for

PLOS Paleo, the Communications Director for ScienceOpen, and the founder of both the

publishing platform paleorXiv and the Open Science MOOC

Keynote Speaker -----------------------------------------------------------------------

EARTHQUAKE HEALTH CLUSTER PIJAY AN EXPERIENCE

Oleh Dr Safrizal Rahman, dr, MKes, SpOT

Staff pengajar Fak Kedokteran Universitas Syiah Kuala Banda Aceh

Keyword: Disaster, medical assistance team, health cluster

Abstract : Aceh is an area that often experiences disasters, especially earthquakes. After the

2004 every year almost 3 earthquakes happen, with more than 200 deaths, 1200 injuries and

hundreds of billions of rupiah in losses. The health cluster is an important part of the disaster.

Health care for disasters victims has progressed over time. The desire to be able to carry out

good and organized services in health clusters had already been carried out during the 2016

Jaya earthquake, covering the collection of all medical assistance teams, registering all

victims who entered the hospital and had surgery, coordinating the arrival of the medical aid

team , designing a wound care system after the patient returns home or to evacuation.


Dr. dr. Safrizal Rahman, M.Kes., Sp.OT



Muhammad Nasir Badu, Ph.D

Universitas Hasanuddin, Indonesia

Technical Program Schedule ----------------------------------------------------------

Day 1 : Wednesday, September 5, 2018

Time Description PIC

(Session Chairs)

Venue

08.00 – 08.30 Registration Committee

7th Floor of

UISU Medical

Faculty Hall

08.30 – 08.45 Opening by MC & Doa (Prayers)

08.45 – 09.00 Singing the National Athem of Indonesia

(Indonesia Raya) and Welcoming Dancer

09.00 – 09.15 Welcoming Remark by Chairperson

09.15 – 09.30 Welcoming Remark by Rector of UISU

09.30 – 09.40 Profile of UISU (video) Committee

09.40 – 10.00

Keynote

Session

1

Keynote Speaker 1

Assoc. Prof. M. Farizal Rajemi, Ph.D

Universiti Utara Malaysia, Malaysia

Moderator

Dr. Muhammad

Ali Pawiro, MA

10.00 – 10.20

Keynote Speaker 2

Dr. dr. Safrizal Rahman, M.Kes., Sp.OT


10.20 – 10.40

Keynote Speaker 3

Dr. Mohd Faiz Hilmi


10.40 – 11.00 Coffee Break Committee &

Participant

11.00 – 11.20

Keynote Speaker 4

Muhammad Nasir Badu, Ph.D

Universitas Hasanuddin, Indonesia

Moderator

Dr. Muhammad

Ali Pawiro, MA

11.20 – 11.45 Keynote Speaker 5

Prof. Dr. Ir. Basyaruddin, MS


11.45 – 12.15 Discussion

12.15 – 12.30 Plaquatte Handover & Photo Session Committee

12.30 – 13.30 Lunch Break Committee &

Participant

13.30 – 15.00

Parallel

Session

1

Sciences and Engineering-1 FK.Lt.04.R.01

Health and Life Sciences-1 FK.Lt.04.R.02

Sosial Sciences-1 FK.Lt.04.R.03




Participant

15.30 – 17.00

Parallel

Session

2






17.00 – 19.30 Break Participant

19.30 – 22.00 Gala Dinner Committee &

Participant Madani Hotel

Day 2 : Thursday, September 6, 2018

Time Description PIC

(Session

Chairs)

Venue

08.00 – 08.25

Keynote

Session 2

Keynote Speaker 6

Dr. Piruthivi Sukumar

Universitas Leeds, United Kingdom Dr. M.

Manugeren,

MA

7th Floor of

UISU Medical

Faculty Hall 08.25 – 08.50

Keynote Speaker 7

Dr. Fadeyi Moshood Olawale

Singapore Institute of Technology,

University of Denmark

08.50 – 09.10 Discussion

09.10 – 09.30 Plaquatte Handover & Photo Session Committee


Participant

10.00 – 12.00 Parallel

Session 3






12.00 – 13.30 Lunch Break Committee &

Participant

13.30 – 15.00 Parallel

Session 4




Participant

15.30 – 16.00 Closing

Ceremony

Best Paper and Best Presenter Award

Committee

7th Floor of

UISU Medical

Faculty Hall

Closing by Rector of UISU

Photo Session

Doa (pray)

Parallel Sessions --------------------------------------------------------------------------

Parallel Session 1 : Sciences and Engineering-1

Time : 5th September 2018, Wednesday/13.30-15.00/ FK.Lt.04.R.01

Session Chair : Nor Hanisah Mohd Hashim

No Authors From Titles of Paper

1 Nor Hanisah Mohd Hashim,

Norhuzailin Hussain, Wan

Hazwatiamani Wan Ismail,

Azlizam Aziz And Sharifah

Khalizah Syed Othman

Thani

UiTM Shah Alam,

Selangor, Malaysia and

Universiti Putra

Malaysia, Serdang,

Selangor Malaysia

IDEATION OF VEGETATION DESIGN

PREFERENCE TO WOMEN PARK USERS

SAFETY IN KUALA LUMPUR URBAN

PARKS

2 Siti Hafsah Zulkarnain, Nor

Hanisah Mohd Hashim, Wan

Hazwatiamani Wan Ismail,

Sharifah Khalizah Syed

Othman Thani, Ahmad

Nazrin Aris Anuar And

Firdaus Chek Sulaiman

Universiti Teknologi

MARA, Shah Alam,

Selangor, Malaysia

SAFE CITY: APPROACH OF CRIME

PREVENTION THROUGH

ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (CPTED) IN

PUBLIC PARK

3 Muharman Lubis, Arif

Ridho Lubis And Etri

Ernovianti

Telkom University,

Bandung, Indonesia;

Politeknik Negeri

Medan, Medan,

Indonesia and

Universiti Utara

Malaysia, Sintok,

Kedah, Malaysia

DISCRUPTIVE INNOVATION SERVICE

ORIENTED FAMEORK: A CASE STUDY

OF TRANSPORTATION IN INDONESIA

4 Muharman Lubis, Rahmat

Fauzi, Asti Amalia Nur

Fajrillah And Arif Ridho

Lubis

Telkom University,

Bandung, Indonesia

and Politeknik Negeri

Medan, Medan,

Indonesia

THE ROLE OF OUTSOURCING IN

SERVICE MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS

PROCESS: OPTIMIZATION DRIVES

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

5 Sanggono Adisasmito And

Ekawati

Institut Teknologi

Bandung, Bandung,

Indonesia

PROCESS OPTIMIZATION FOR NGL

PRODUCTION AND FLARED GAS

REDUCTION

6 Surya Tarmizi Kasim, Riki

Ananda and Fahmi Fahmi

University Sumatera

Utara, Medan,

Indonesia

STUDY OF KALIANDRA TREE AS

SOURCE OF PRIMARY ENERGY

Parallel Session 1 : Health and Life Sciences-1

Time : 5th September 2018, Wednesday/13.30-15.00/FK-Lt.04.R.02

Session Chair : Mustafa Fadzil Farid Wajidi


1 Mustafa Fadzil Farid Wajidi Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Pulau

Pinang, Malaysia

SEPTINS AS POTENTIAL TARGET FOR

DEVELOPMENT OF BIOLOGICS FOR THE

CONTROL OF MOSQUITO VECTORS OF

DISEASE

2 Anis Tasnim Md Yusof,

Nasrul Aizuddin Ab Fatah,

Dasmawati Mohamad and

Nora Aziz

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Penang,

Malaysia and

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Kelantan,

Malaysia

ADSORPTION CAPABILITY OF

ACTIVATED CARBON PREPARED FROM

SILICA EXTRACTED RICE HUSK BY

CHEMICAL ACTIVATION

3 Anita Talib, Adibah Hanum

Sahari and Nazar Mohd

Zabadi B Mohd Azahar

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Penang,

Malaysia and

University Teknologi

MARA (UiTM),

Penang, Malaysia

PREVALENCE OF INTESTINAL

PARASITIC INFECTIONS AMONG

ABORIGINE CHILDREN IN KAMPUNG

ULU GERIK, PERAK

4 Che Samsuddin Che Amin

and Fatan Hamamah Yahaya

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Penang,

Malaysia

SOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MENTAL

ILLNESS: CASE STUDY ON HEALTH

SCIENCES STUDENTS,MANAGEMENT

AND SCIENCE UNIVERSITY, SELANGOR

5 W.N. Zaharim, S. Sulaiman,

S.N. Abu Bakar, N.E.

Ismail, H. Rozak and I.

Watanabe

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Pulau

Pinang, Malaysia and

RIKEN Nishina

Center, Wako, Saitama,

Japan

DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY

STUDIES ON GUANINE AND CYTOSINE

6 Muhamad Naim Abd Malek

and Anita Talib

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Penang,

Malaysia

CHECKLIST OF BENTHIC

FORAMINIFERA FAMILIES FROM THE

MANGROVE FOREST AROUND PENANG

ISLAND, PENINSULAR MALAYSIA

Parallel Session 1 : Social Sciences-1


Session Chair : Dr. Hjh Fatimah Hj Awg Chuchu


1 Siti Haslina Md Harizan

And Mohamad Zamhari

Tahir

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Pulau

Pinang, Malaysia and

Universiti Utara

Malaysia, Kedah,

Malaysia

SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC

CHARACTERISTICS OF DISTANCE

LEARNERS IN MALAYSIAN

UNIVERSITIES

2 Eric A. Ambele and Yusop

Boonsuk

Prince of Songkla

University, Thailand

SILENCE OF THAI STUDENTS AS A

FACE-SAVING POLITENESS STRATEGY

IN A MULTICULTURAL UNIVERSITY

CONTEXT

3 Dr. Hjh Fatimah Hj Awg

Chuchu and Muhd Khairul

Anwar Hj Abd Gafur

Universiti Brunei

Darussalam, Brunei

Darussalam

CYBER CRIME IN BRUNEI

DARUSSALAM VIEWED FROM

SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE

4 Mohd Saifulamri Bin

Mustafa and Siti Haslina

Binti Md Harizan

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Pulau

Pinang, Malaysia

THE TENDENCY OF THE INSTITUTE OF

PUBLIC SKILLS TRAINING TOWARDS

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

5 PUTEH BINTI MEH

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Malaysia

THE STATE OF EMERGENCY IN PERAK

1948-1960: THE SOCIOECONOMIC AND

POLITICAL IMPACT ON THE SOCIETY IN

NORTHERN PERAK

6 Norazlan Hadi Yaacob,

Faezah Kassim and

Norhafiza Mohd Hed

Pendidikan Sultan Idris

(UPSI) and University

of Malaya

THE PERSPECTIVES OF THE

MALAYSIAN ABORIGINAL GROUP ON

ETHNIC RELATIONS: A CASE STUDY OF

THE MAHMERI GROUP IN SELANGOR,

MALAYSIA


Time : 5th September 2018, Wednesday/13.30-15.00/FK-L.04.R.04

Session Chair : Faridah Binti Jaafar


1 Faridah Binti Jaafar, Saiyid

Radzuwan S. Ghalib, Soijah

Likin and Nazarudin Zainun

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Penang,

Malaysia

INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC

RELATIONS UNDER MAHATHIR‟S

PERIOD

2 Fatan Hamamah Yahaya Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Penang,

Malaysia

EMPOWERING ORANG ASLI WOMEN IN

TOURISM INDUSTRY: A CASE STUDY IN

LENGGONG VALLEY, PERAK,

MALAYSIA

3 Membungaa Siti Meriam

binti Yaacob

Universiti Sains

Malaysia

SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN THE NOVEL

SUTAN BAGINDA (1989) AND TIVI (1995)

4 Nor Hafizan Habib Sultan

and Fatan Hamamah Yahaya

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Penang,

Malaysia

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT IN

DEVELOPMENT: AN OVERVIEW

5 Fivi Rahmatus Sofiyah and

Yulinda

Universitas Sumatera

Utara, Medan,

Indonesia

E-COMMERCE AND MARKETING

LITERACY IN RAUDATUL HASANAH

STUDENTS‟ BUSINESS MEDAN

6 Saiful Anwar Matondang,

Dahlena Sari Marbun, and

Febry I Butsi

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara Medan,

Indonesia

URBAN CULTURAL FESTIVALS FOR THE

GLOBAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT



Session Chair : Saiyid Radzuwan Syed Sopi


1 Eka NAM Sihombing,

Chintya Hadita

University

Muhammadiyah of

North Sumatera,

Medan, Indonesia

THE FUTURE OF UQUBAT QISHASH

(BEHEADING PUNISHMENT)

ENFORCEMENT IN ACEH PROVINCE

2 Rahmah Fithriani,

Muhammad Dalimunthe,

Tien Rafida, Sholihatul

Hamidah and Maryati

Salmiah

Universitas Islam

Negeri Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

L1 INTERFERENCE ON L2 ACQUISITION:

A CASE STUDY OF A CHINESE LEARNER

STUDYING IN THE US

3 Irman Firmansyah, Nisa

Noor Wahid, Adil Ridlo

Fadillah, Dedi Kusmayadi

Siliwangi University,

Tasikmalaya, Indonesia

THE ROLE OF GOOD GOVERNANCE ON

MAQOSHID INDEX PERFORMANCE: THE

CASE OF ISLAMIC BANK IN INDONESIA

4 Saiyid Radzuwan Syed Sopi

and Faridah Jaafar

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Penang,

Malaysia

PAS DILEMMAS IN THE ERA OF ABDUL

HADI AWANG

5 Shaik Abdullah Hassan

Mydin and Mohammed

Siraaj Saidumasudu

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Penang,

Malaysia

THE CHANGING IDENTITIES OF THE

TAMIL MUSLIMS FROM THE

COROMANDEL COAST TO MALAYSIA:

AN ETYMOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

6 Soijah Likin, Nazarudin

Zainun and Faridah Binti

Jaafar

Universiti Sains

Malaysia, Penang,

Malaysia

TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE OF JAHAI

TRIBE AT KAMPUNG SEMELOR, GERIK,

PERAK


Time : 5th September 2018, Wednesday /15.30-17.00/ FK.Lt.04.R.01

Session Chair : Fahmi Fahmi


1 Puji Sari Ramadhan STMIK Triguna

Dharma, Medan,

Indonesia

THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS

METHOD (CERTAINTY FACTOR,

DEMPSTER SHAFER AND BAYES

THEOREM) TO DIAGNOSE

INFLAMMATORY OF IMMUNE

DERMATITIS IN CHILDREN

2 Mas'ut, Alstraja Dison

Silalahi and Iskandar Muda

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara;

Universitas Muslim

Nusantara Al

Washliyah; Universitas

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

FACTORS FORMING SEVEN LAYERS OF

THE OPEN SYSTEMS

INTERCONNECTION (OSI) MODEL

3 Maulida, Lilis Sukeksi,

Mara Bangun Harahap,

Melva Ginting, Herlinawati

Wici And Ghendis Ekawati

Ayu

University of

Sumatera Utara;

University of Negeri

Medan, Medan,

Indonesia

EFFECT OF ADDITION SILICA GEL FROM

VOLCANIC ASH OF SINABUNG

MOUNTAINS TO TENSILE STRENGTH ON

CHITOSAN COMPOSITE MEMBRANE

4 Fahmi Fahmi, Jhoni Hidayat

and Suherman

University of

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

IMAGE ANALYSIS OF CONCRETE TO

DETECT THE POTENTIAL OF

SEQUENTIAL RIFT

5 D. Destawandi, Tulus, T.J.

Marpaung and Suriati


Utara; Universitas

Harapan Medan,

Medan, Indonesia

STABILITY ANALYSIS OF THE SIRS

EPIDEMIC MODEL USING THE FIFTH-

ORDER RUNGE KUTTA METHOD

6 Syiska Yana, Emil Sinaga

and Fahmi Fahmi

University of

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF WIRELESS

POWER TRANSFER

7 Surya Hardi, R. Harahap and

Rohana


Utara; University of

Muhammadyah

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

EVALUATION SUSCEPTIBILITY OF

EQUIPMENT AGAINST VOLTAGE SAGS

(LAMP, CONTACTOR AND VARIABLE

SPEED DRIVE)

8 Rita Syntia and Miswar Budi

Mulya


Utara, Medan,

Indonesia

THE EFFECTS OF INTERNAL AND

EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ON SMES

EMPOWERMENT-BASED

ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT


Time : 5th September 2018, Wednesday /15.30-17.00/FK.Lt.04.R.02

Session Chair : Zunita Zakaria


1 T.M Nur, Halus Satriawan

and Chairul Fadli

University of

Almuslim, Bireuen,

Indonesia

ANALYSIS OF FACTORS AFFECTING

LOCAL REVENUES WITH INTEGRATION

SYSTEM OF OIL PALM – CATTLE

2 Dedi Kusbiantoro, Dian

Hendrawan, Khairunnisyah,

Martha Adiwati Sihaloho,

Yenni Asbur, Nurhayati,

Rahmi Dwi Handayani

Rambe and Syamsafitri

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara and

Universitas Amir

Hamzah, Medan,

Indonesia

DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF

UPLAND RICE PRODUCTIVITY

THROUGH DRY LAND UTILIZATION

3 Mudhita Zikkrullah Ritonga,

Andhika Putra, Ismail D,

Najla Lubis and T. Gilang

Perdana

University of

Pembangunan Panca

Budi, Medan, Indonesia

BUSINESS ANALYSIS STUDIES OF GOAT

FARM INTEGRATED WITH

AGRIBUSINESS TOFU AND TEMPE IN

KECAMATAN CANDI KABUPATEN

SIDOARJO

4 Dedi Fazriansyah Putra,

Mariana, Muchlisin Zainal

Abidin, Sanani

Syiah Kuala University,

Banda Aceh, Indonesia

EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FEEDING OF

LIVE FEEDS ON THE GROWTH AND

SURVIVAL RATE OF BLACK TIGER

SHRIMP (PENAEUS MONODON) LARVAE

5 Destanul Aulia, Sri Fajar

Ayu and Intan Permata Sari

University of Sumatera

Utara, Medan,

Indonesia

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF

ECONOMIC BURDEN FOR MALARIA

PRODUCTIVE AND NON PRODUCTIVE

AGED INPATIENTS IN ENDEMIC AREA

OF MALARIA (CASE STUDY IN

MANDAILING NATAL REGENCY)

6 Destanul Aulia, Sri Fajar

Ayu, Suhendra Sahat and

Ruslan Zuhair Pulungan


Utara, Medan,

Indonesia

THE GAP BETWEEN LOCAL

GOVERNMENT COST AND UNIT COST

OF INPATIENT IN GOVERNMENT

HOSPITALS (CASE OF TARUTUNG

HOSPITAL AND SIPIROK HOSPITAL)

7 Nurin Syakirin Jantan,

Zunita Zakaria, Saleha

Abdul Aziz and Fuad Matori

Universiti Putra

Malaysia, Selangor,

Malaysia

OCCURRENCE OF PATHOGENIC

BACTERIA IN BLOOD COCKLES, Anadara

Granosa

8 Irma Yanti Rangkuti Islamic University of

North Sumatera,

Medan, Indonesia

THE CYTOTOXICITY OF PACLITAXEL

WAS SMALLER THAN DOXORUBICIN IN

T47D BREAST CANCER CELL

9 Muhammad Ilham Riyadh Islamic University of

North Sumatra, Medan,

Indonesia

INSTITUTIONAL ANALYSIS OF

AGRIBUSINESS MARKETING IN NORTH

SUMATRA AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION

CENTER


Time : 5th September 2018, Wednesday /15.30-17.00/FK-Lt.04.R.03

Session Chair : Moch. Musta’in


1 Ibnu Affan Islamic University of


Indonesia

THE IMPLICATION OF JURIDICAL AND

SOCIOLOGICAL EXISTENCE OF

FOREIGN LABOR IN INDONESIA

2 Mhd. Syahnan, Mustafa

Kamal Rokan, Isnaini

Harahap, Abd. Mukhsin and

M. Ridwan

Universitas Islam


Medan, Indonesia

IN SEARCH OF JUSTICE IN ISLAMIC

RELIGIOUS COURT: SHARIA ECONOMIC

DISPUTE RESOLUTION CASE

3 Anggia Sari Lubis and Sari

Wulandari

Universitas Muslim

Nusantara Al-

Washliyah, Medan,

Indonesia

ANTECEDENTS OF EMPLOYEE

PERFORMANCE : STUDY of

CONVENTIONAL TAXI DRIVER IN

MEDAN

4 Mesiono, Syafaruddin,

Mardianto, Abdillah, And

Siti Halimah

State Islamic University

of North Sumatera,

Medan, Indonesia

THE INFLUENCE BETWEEN QUALITY

OF LIFE ON TEACHERS‟ PERFORMANCE

OF JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1 LABUHAN

DELI SERDANG DISTRICT

5 Nana Mardiana, Nani

Mardiani., Sheila Fitriana.,

Miftahul Husna and

Rachmat Rizaldi

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara, Medan

and Yogyakarta State

University, Yogyakarta,

Indonesia

THE IMPACT OF PROBLEM SOLVING

METHOD TO IMPROVE THE CRITICAL

THINKING AND SCIENCE PROCESS

SKILLS IN PHYSICS

6 Rachmat Rizaldi, Edi

Azwar, Nana Mardiana,

Miftahul Husna, And Sheila

Fitriana

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

THE EFFECT OF GUIDED DISCOVERY

LEARNING STRATEGY USING

STUDENTS‟WORKSHEET (LKS) TO THE

LEARNING OUTCOMES ON IPA PHYSICS

OF GRADE VIII STUDENTS IN SMP N 24

PADANG

7 Moch. Musta‟in, Arif

Rahman and Restu

Universitas Negeri

Medan, Medan,

Indonesia

INITIAL CAPABILITY ANALYSIS OF

PRODUCTIVE TEACHER AND TRAINING

DESIGN MAKING LEARNING MODULE

USING FLIPBOOK MAKER APPLICATION

8 Arifinsyah and Ramli Abdul

Wahid

Universitas Islam


Medan, Indonesia

GENDER BIAS IN FRIDAY SERMON

TEXTS



Session Chair : Kundharu Saddhono


1 Kundharu Saddhono, Agung

Nasrulloh Saputro, Samsuri,

And Sri Hastuti

Universitas Sebelas

Maret, Surakarta,

Indonesia; Universitas

PGRI Madiun, East

Java, Indonesia and

Principal Development

and Empowerment

Institute, Indonesia

THE IMPLEMENTATION OF POETRY

WRITING TEXTBOOK WITH

NATIONALISM CHARACTER FOR

JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN

SURAKARTA, CENTRAL JAVA,

INDONESIA

2 Kundharu Saddhono, Yudi

Sahrul Sidik and Budhi

Setiawan

Universitas Sebelas

Maret, Surakarta,

Indonesia

THE IMPLEMATION OF LEARNING CELL

METHOD IN READING

COMPREHENSION LEARNING OF

LITERATURE IN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

3 Kundharu Saddhono, Bagus

Wahyu Setyawan, Rio

Devilito, And Yusuf

Muflikh Raharjo

Universitas Sebelas

Maret, Surakarta,

Indonesia

ANALYSIS OF DISCOURSE IN JOKO

LODHANG STORY BY R. NG.

RANGGAWARSITA

4 Budi Bahreisy, Bismar

Nasution and Ediwarman

University of North

Sumatera, Medan,

Indonesia

THE RELATIONSHIP OF MONEY

LAUNDERING LAW TOWARDS

CRIMINAL ACT OF CORRUPTION

5 Sri Rahayu, Heny Triastuti

Kurnia Ningsih and Irma

Zukhairani

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

THE EFFECT OF LOAN TO DEPOSIT

RATIO (LDR), CAPITAL ADEQUACY

RATIO (CAR) AND RETURN ON ASSET

(ROA) AGAINST STOCK PRICE AT

SHARIA COMMERCIAL BANK IN

INDONESIA

6 Saiful Batubara and Irpan

Apandi Batubara

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

PROMOTING STUDENTS‟

MULTICULTURAL AWARENESS

THROUGH DEBATE

7 Musriadi, Faisal Anwar,

Syaiful Sagala and Khairil

Ansari

University of Serambi

Mekkah and State

Univeristy of Medan,

Indonesia

MANAGEMENT OF TEACHER

PERFORMANCE DEVELOPMENT IN

CONTEXT OF ACEH POLICY ACT NO 9

YEAR 2016 ABOUT IMPLEMENTATION

OF EDUCATION



Session Chair : Sujito


1 Sujito, Wildan Mahir

Mutaqin, Rochmat Budi

Santosa, Lilik Istiqomah and

Firman Azis

IAIN Surakarta and

Universitas Pendidikan

Indonesia, Indonesia

USING COLLABORATIVE WRITING TO

IMPROVE EFL REMEDIAL STUDENTS'

WRITING COMPETENCE WITH

DIFFERENT LEARNING STYLE

2 Jamaluddin and Abu Bakar Islamic University of


Indonesia

THE FAMILY RESPONSIBILTY OF

TABLIH JAMAAT IN MEDAN NORTH

SUMATRA

3 Asnani, Pardi, Devi Pratiwy,

Safitri Hariani and Sri

Wulan

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

CHARACTER AND CHARACTERIZATION

IN ANDREA HIRATA‟S NOVEL SIRKUS

POHON

4 Fatimah Zuhrah, Pagar,

Saidurrahman, Chuzaimah

Batubara and Akmaluddin

Syahputra

UINSU, Medan,

Indonesia

INDONESIAN ISLAMIC INHERITANCE

LAW REFORM: CASE STUDY ON HEIRS

SUBSTITUTES IN MALAY SOCIETIES

5 Safrida, Yusrita, Farida

Khairani Lubis and Zenni

Riana

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

THE EFFECT ENTREPRENEURSHIP

EDUCATION AND TRAINING TO

INTEREST IN STUDENTS

ENTREPRENEURSHIP OF FACULTY

ECONOMICS UNIVERSITY ISLAM OF

NORT SUMATRA MEDAN

6 Puspa Yudha Utama, Naili

Farida, Dinalestari

Purbawati.And Robetmi

Jumpakita Pinem

Diponegoro University,

Semarang, Indonesia

EFFECT OF E-SATISFACTION TOWARD

E-REPURCHASE INTENTION ON E-

COMMERCE PLATFORM

7 Sulaiman and Said Musnadi University of Syiah

Kuala Banda Aceh,

Indonesia

CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP

MANAGEMENT, CUSTOMER

SATISFACTION AND ITS IMPACT ON

CUSTOMER LOYALTY

8 Lisa Ariyanti Pohan, Julia

Maulina, Uswatun Hasanah

and Tuti Hardianti

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP

BETWEEN STUDENTS‟ INTEREST AND

INTRINSIC MOTIVATION WITH

CURIOSITY IN LEARNING SCIENCE


Time : 6th September 2018, Thursday/10.00-12.00/FK-Lt.04.R.01

Session Chair : Ringgy Masuin


1 Julia Maulina, Dian Nirwana

Harahap and Adilah

Wardani Lubis

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan,Indonesia

CHARACTERIZATION OF

ORGANOLEPTIK AND TENSILE

STRENGHT NOODLE FROM WHEAT

(DURUN WHEAT) FLOUR WITH PURPLE

SWEET POTATO (IPOMOEA BATATAS

VAR AYAMURASAKI) FLOUR

2 Abdul Haris Nasution and

Muhammad Rafiq Yanhar

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan,Indonesia

MACHINABILITY STUDY:LOW

VARIATION AND HIGH REPETITIVE

CASE

3 H H Helmi Rangkuti, R

Harahap, S Suherman and

Yusmartato


Utara, Indonesia

INITIAL DESIGN OF THE 3 KW

ELECTRIC MOTOR CYCLE

4 Jamilah Husna, Mohd Ambri

Mohamed, Ahmad Rifqi

Md. Zain, Azmi rizki Lubis

and Yusmartato

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan,Indonesia and

Universiti Kebangsaan

Malaysia, Selangor,

Malaysia.

MODEL OF 1D PHOTONIC CRYSTAL

SILICON WAVEGUIDES BY VARYING

THE LATTICE CONSTANT IN THEIR

GEOMETRY STUCTURE VIA FDTD

METHOD, IN THE FIELD OF

COMMUNICATION PHOTONICS FOR

TELCO PURPOSE

5 Ringgy Masuin, Yusuf

Latief, And T. Yuri Zagloel

University of

Indonesia, Indonesia

DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRATION

AUDIT ON INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM IN ORDER TO INCREASE

ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE OF

CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

6 Hapsoh, Isna Rahma Dini,

Wawan and Zulfirman

Andry

Universitas Riau,

Pekanbaru, Indonesia

EFFECT OF GIVING SEVERAL

FORMULATIONS OF BIOLOGICAL

FERTILIZERS BASED ON ORGANIC

LIQUID WASTE ON GROWTH AND

PRODUCTION OF SOYBEAN (GLYCINE

MAX (L.) MERILL)

ON PEAT SOIL MEDIUM

7 Hapsoh, Isna Rahma Dini,

Wawan and Nuranti

Universitas Riau,

Pekanbaru, Indonesia

EFFECT OF TYPES AND APPLICATION

WAYS ORGANIC INGREDIENTS

AGAINST SOYBEAN RESULTS (GLYCINE

MAX (L.) MERRILL) ON PEAT PLANTING

MEDIUM

Parallel Session 3 : Health and Life Sciences -3


Session Chair : Bambang Surya Adji Syahputra


1 Bambang Surya Adji

Syahputra

Panca Budi University,

Medan, North

Sumatera, Indonesia

SOCIOECONOMIC OF THE INTEGRATED

RICE-FISH FARMERS SYSTEM IN TELUK

INTAN, PERAK, MALAYSIA

2 Yenni Asbur, Yayuk

Purwaningrum and Mira

Ariyanti

Islamic University of


Indonesia and

Padjadjaran University,

West Java, Indonesia

VEGETATION COMPOSITION AND

STRUCTURE UNDER MATURE OIL

PALM (ELAEIS GUINEENSIS JACQ.)

STANDS

3 Katarina Sonta Sinaga Saint Thomas Catholic

University North

Sumatra, Medan

THE HARVESTING CRITERIA ON

MANGO (Mangifera Indica L.)

4 Lindawati, Mhd. Asa‟ad,

Desi Novita, And

Muhammad Ilham Riyadh

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

FACTORS THAT AFFECTED THE

IMPLEMENTATION OF RICE-LIVESTOCK

INTEGRATED FARMING SYSTEM

(RLIFS)

5 Murni Sari Rahayu,

Nurhayati, Radite Tistama

and Yenni Asbur



Indonesia

ROLES OF PEG BASED ALTERNATIVE

STIMULANT TO INCREASE LATEX

YIELD AND RENEWABLE BARK

RECOVERY OF CLON PB 260

6 Zahrul Fuady And Halus

Satriawan

University of

Almuslim, Bireuen,

Aceh, Indonesia

THE MORPHOLOGICAL GROWTH

RESPONSE OF IMMATURE OIL PALM ON

SINGLE FERTILIZER (N, P AND K)

7 Yayuk Purwaningrum,

Yenni Asbur, And Chairani

Hanum

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara and


Utara, Indonesia

EXPLOITATION SYSTEM MODEL OF

SLOW AND QUICK STARTER CLONES

UNDER OLDEMAN CLIMATE TYPE

8 Bania Maulina, Saiful

Batubara and Gita Kurnia

Sari



Indonesia

ADVERSITY INTELLIGENCE (AI) AND

LEVEL OF STRESS AMONG YOUNG

DOCTORS (CO-ASSISTANTS) IN

PIRNGADI GENERAL HOSPITAL MEDAN

9 Nurhayati, Dimas Fadhillah

Akbar, And Murni Sari

Rahayu

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

GROWTH AND PHYSIOLOGY TOBACCO

OF DELI

(NICOTIANA TABAACUM) VARIETIES OF

DELI-4

ON DROUGHT



Session Chair : Arie Kartika


1 Sukiati, Fatimah,

Muhammad Hidayat,

Nurcahaya, dan Syafruddin

Syam

Universitas Islam


Medan, Indonesia

LEGITIMATING THE LEGITIMATE:

LEGAL CERTAINTY OF MARRIAGE LAW

IN INDONESIA

2 Arie Kartika, Dessy

Agustina Harahap, and Boy

Iskandar

Medan Area

University, Medan,

Indonesia and


Utara, Medan,

Indonesia

OPTIMIZING THE CONCEPT OF

WELFARE STATE AND GOOD

GOVERNANCE IN THE PREVENTION OF

SOCIAL CONFLICT

3 Tamrin Hasibuan and Azhar

Apriandi

UISU, Medan,

Indonesia

DETERMINANT FACTORS THAT

INFLUENCE THE ENTERPRENEURS

INTRODUCTION TO OVERCOME

INTELLECTUAL PREVENTION (ON

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS STUDENTS

PRIVATE UNIVERSITY IN MEDAN CITY)

4 Katimin, Dahlia Lubis,

Azhari Akmal Tarigan,

Chuzaimah Batubara And

Sukiati

Universitas Islam


Medan, Indonesia

ISLAMIC SCHOLARS IN LOCAL

POLITICAL DYNAMICS: AN ANALYSIS

OF ISLAMIC SCHOLARS‟

INVOLVEMENT IN 2018 NORTH

SUMATRA GOVERNOR ELECTION

5 Meigia Nidya Sari, Erlina

and Rina Bukit

University of

Pembangunan Panca

Budi and University of

Sumatera Utara,

Indonesia

ANALYSIS OF INFLUENCING FACTORS

OF IPO UNDERPRICING (CASE STUDIES

ON COMPANIES LISTING IN IDX

DURING 2008-2017)

6 Roswita Sitompul,

Alesyanti, and Tengku

Erwinsyahbana



Indonesia

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ACADEMIC

SCRIPT PERDA FORMULATION FOR

GOAT GLUE AS AN EFFORT IN

MINIMIZING CRIMINALIZATION OF

STREET CHILDREN INDICATION IN

MEDAN

7 Liesna Andriany Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATION

LEAFLET IN CONTEXT OF SITUATION

(Systemic Functional Linguistic Study)

8 Evi Susilawati, Atmawarni

and Liesna Andriany



Indonesia

THE DIFFERENCE IN THE LEARNING

ACHEVEMENT IN CIVIC EDUCATION BY

USING BLENDED LEARNING MODELS



Session Chair : Muhammad Aswad


1 Muhammad Aswad,

Fajriani, Rafiqa, Wahyuni

and Sukmawati Yasim

Universitas Sulawesi

Barat, West Sulawesi

and YAPMAN Majene,

West Sulawesi,

Indonesia

STRATEGY OF PREPARING LANGUAGE

SKILL FOR NURSE MANPOWER FACING

ASEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITY

2 Yanhar Jamaluddin, Entang

Adhy Muhtar And Sawitri

Budi Utami

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara, Medan

and Universitas

Padjadjaran, Bandung,

Indonesia

THE PATTERN OF CITIZEN

PARTICIPATION IN THE

IMPLEMENTATION OF THE USE OF

VILLAGE FUNDS IN INDONESIA

3 Isnaini Halimah Rambe,

Dhia Octariani, Asnawati

Matondang and Liesna

Andriany

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

DISCOVERY LEARNING MODEL FOR

SOLVING SYSTEM OF LINEAR

EQUATIONS USING GEOGEBRA

4 Syarief Fauzie and M. Deni

Rahman Sitepu


Utara, Medan,

Indonesia

THE INFLUENCE OF LIQUIDITY AND

DEPOSIT INSURANCE ON MARKET

DISCIPLINE AT REGIONAL

DEVELOPMENT BANK IN INDONESIA

5 Puteri Anggi Lubis, Iskandar

Muda and Erlina

USU, Medan, Indonesia ANALYSIS OF THE FACTORS

AFFECTING THE CAPITAL STRUCTURE

OF A MANUFACTURING COMPANY

LISTED ON THE INDONESIAN STOCK

EXCHANGE IN MODERATION BY

BUSINESS RISK

6 Onny Medaline, M. Syarif,

Siti Khairunnissa, Emi

Wakhyuni and Abdi

Setiawan

Universitas

Pembangunan

Pancabudi, Medan,

Indonesia

THE PRINCIPLE OF SOCIAL FUNCTION

IN PRODUCTIVE LAND WAQF

THROUGH IMPROVING SOCIAL

WELFARE IN WEST SUMATERA

7 Tuti Hardianti, Lisa Ariyanti

Pohan, Julia Maulina and

Uswatun Hasanah

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CURIOSITY

AND INTRINSIC MOTIVATION FOR

SCIENCE PROCESS SKILLS

8 July Hidayat, Geoffrey

Tjakra, Ruly Darmawan and

Cherry Dharmawan

University of Pelita

Harapan, Banten;

Institute of Technology

Bandung, West Java;

Universitas Komputer

Indonesia, Bandung,

West Java, Indonesia

HYBRID DESIGN MODEL IN CROSS

CULTURAL COLLABORATION CASE

STUDY: CONTEMPORARY BAMBOO-

CERAMIC-BATIK-SILVER CRAFTS

MADE BY INDONESIAN AND JAPANESE

ARTISTS



Session Chair : Abdullah


1 Neliwati, Derliana Marbun

and Mahariah

The State Islamic

University of North

Sumatra (UIN SU)

Medan, Indonesia

THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THEMATIC

LEARNING IN MIN MEDAN

2 Ernita, Firmansyah, Farida

Yani and Habiebie

UMN Al Washliyah

Medan, Indonesia

ANALYSIS OF ATTITUDES AND

MOTIVATION OF UMN AL-WASHLIYAH

STUDENTS ON INTEREST IN

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

3 Soni Hestukoro, Junaidi,

Tony Siagian, Ahmad

Bukhori, Indra Roza, Eddy

and Irfansyah Siregar

Politeknik Negeri

Medan; Universitas

Harapan Medan;

Institute Teknologi

Medan; Universitas

Islam Sumatera Utara

and Universitas Al

Azhar Medan,

Indonesia

CHARACTERISTICS OF SILICON

ALUMINUM MATERIAL BASED ON

FRACTURE PERIOD IN TORQUE TEST

4 Sheila Fitriana, Miftahul

Husnah, Nana Mardiana,

Hasrita Lubis, Rachmat

Rizaldi, And Syahwin

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

USE OF EXPLORATIVE LEARNING

MODEL WITH INQUIRY LABS METHOD

AND VERIFICATION LABORATORY

METHOD FOR IMPROVING STUDENTS‟

SKILL PROCESS

5 Devi Pratiwy, Pardi, Asnani,

M. Manugeren, Safitri

Hariani and Sri Wulan

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

MEANINGS AND FUNCTIONS OF

INFLECTIONAL AFFIXES OF THE VERBS

IN BAHASA TAMIANG

6 Sahri Nova Yoga, Rita,

Deliani and Nila Safina



Indonesia

DEVELOPMENT OF PROJECT

ASSESMENT MATERIALS BASED ON

SCIENTIFIC APPROACH FOR EDITTING

NEWSPAPER SKILL OF X GRADE AT 1ST

STATE HIGH SCHOOL OF STABAT CITY

7 Nurhasnah Manurung,

Masnadi M, Pandu Prabowo

W and Army Meidytyarni

Siallagan



Indonesia

THE INFLUENCE OF GREEN LEARNING

METHOD OF SCIENCE PROCESS SKILL

BIOLOGY EDUCATION FKIP UISU

MEDAN

8 Abdullah, Moh. Hatta, Muaz

Tanjung, Mukhtaruddin, and

Rahmah Fithriani

Universitas Islam Negeri Sumatera Utara, Medan, Indonesia

THE THOUGHTS AND DA‟WAH

ACTIVITIES OF FEMALE ISLAMIC

PREACHERS IN MEDAN, INDONESIA



Session Chair : Zainal A. Muchlisin


1 Elli Afrida UNIVA Medan,

Indonesia

EFFECT OF NaCl AND KCl TO THE

GROWTH AND NUTRIENT LEVEL OF

UPLAND RICE IN ULTISOL SOIL

2 M Mustopa Romdhon,

Trisniarty Adjeng Moelyatie

and Redy Badrudin

University of Bengkulu

and Muhammadiyah

University of

Palembang, Indonesia

A PRIORITY STRATEGY IN

DEVELOPING THE BUSINESS OF

CULTIVATING EGG-LAYING DUCKS IN

INDONESIA

3 Zainal A. Muchlisin, Yayuk

Sri Indrianti, Irma

Dewiyanti, Fiana Lisra,

Riska Zulinda Yanti and

Agung Setia Batubara

Syiah Kuala

University, Banda

Aceh, Indonesia

EFFECT OF STOCKING DENSITY OF THE

GROWTH PERFORMANCE, FEED

UTILIZATION AND SURVIVAL RATE OF

THE EELS ANGUILLA BICOLOR (PISCES:

ANGUILLIDAE) LARVAE

4 Agung Setia Batubara,

Zainal A. Muchlisin, Deni

Efizon and Roza Elvyra

Syiah Kuala

University, Banda

Aceh and University of

Riau, Pekanbaru,

Indonesia

POPULATION DYNAMIC OF NALEH FISH

BARBONYMUS GONIONOTUS (PISCES:

CYPRINIDAE) IN NAGAN RAYA

WATERS, ACEH PROVINCE, INDONESIA

5 Asmanizar, Aldywaridha,

Edy Sumantri and Rizky

Budiarto



Indonesia

EFFECT OF HERBICIDE APPLICATION

ON ASYSTASIA GANGETICA AND

OTTOCHLOA NODOSA IN YOUNG OIL-

PALM PLANTATION

6 Hikma Yani and Nisrina Gajah Putih, Takengon,

Indonesia

THE EFFECTIVENESS OF BIO-

DECOMPOSER EM-4 ON THE RESULT OF

MACRO NUTRIENT IN WATER

HYACINTH COMPOST (EUCHORNIA

CRASSIPES)

7 Muhammad Buhari Sibuea

And Faiz Ahmad Sibuea

UMSU, Medan and

IPB, Bogor, Indonesia

EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF

SAVINGS AND LOAN ACTIVITIES OF

ISLAMIC COOPERATION IN DELI

SERDANG

8 Sri Rezeki Arbaningsih,

Aznan Lelo, Ratna Akbari

Ganie and Fajrinur Syarani

USU, Medan,

Indonesia

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VITAMIN D

AND TISSUE INHIBITOR OF

METALLOPROTEINASE 1 (TIMP-1) WITH

MATRIX METALLOPROTEINASE 9

(MMP-9) ON CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE

PULMONARY DISEASE (COPD)

9 Rahmad Setia Budi, Irfan

Suliansyah, Yusniwati, and

Sobrizal

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

GENETIC IMPROVEMENT OF NORTH

SUMATRA UPLAND RED RICE

THROUGH EXPLORATION AND

INDUCED MUTATIONS



Session Chair : Dahlena Sari Marbun


1 Anggi Anatasia Kinanti,

Neni Pepika, and Dedi

Juliandri Panjaitan2

University Muslim

Nusantara Al-

Washliyah

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE

CONCEPT OF YOURSELF WITH LEARN

MATH RESULTS ON THE SUBJECT OF

LINEAR EQUATIONS TWO VARIABLES

2 Parlaungan Lubis and

Nurhaizan Sembiring

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

EFFECTIVE AND ISLAMIC LEARNING

CONDITIONS AND ATMOSPHERE

3 Muhammad Daut Siagian,

Rosliana Siregar ,and

Metrilitna Br. Sembiring

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

THE DEVELOPMENT OF REASONING

ABILITY AND SELF EFFICACY OF

STUDENTS THROUGH PROBLEM-BASED

LEARNING MODEL

4 Syaiful Anwar, Ahmad Muhajir, Solihah Titin

Sumanti, Surya Adi

Sahfutra,and Suriani

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

MODERNIZATION AND FORMULATION

OF EDUCATIONAL CONTENT

AL JAM‟IYATUL WASHLIYAH IN

NORTH SUMATRA, 1930-1942

5 Dahlena Sari Marbun And Umar Zein

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

MALARIA IN THE DUTCH EAST INDIES:

A STUDY ON INDIGENOUS HEALTH

DURING COLONIAL TIMES

6 Nurhaizan Sembiring and Parlaungan Lubis

Universitas Islam

Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

EDUCATION RESPONSIBILITIES IN AL

QUR‟AN

7 Zainuddin Universitas Negeri Medan

INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION 4.0 AND

INDONESIAN HIGHER EDUCATION

GRADUATES

8 Hadiani Fitri Universitas Islam Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

CONSTRUCTION OF SIMALUNGUN

ETHNIC IDENTITY IN REGIONAL

AUTONOMY ERA

9 Budianto Universitas Islam Sumatera Utara,

Medan, Indonesia

DEVELOPMENT OF LEARNING

INSTRUMENTS BASED ON SAINTIFIC

APPROACH TO CULTIVATION

LECTURES OF AUTHORIZED

TAKSONOMIC STUDENTS PRODUCES

OF EDUCATION BIOLOGY FKIP UISU


Time : 5th September 2018, Wednesday/15.30-17.00/FK-04.01

IDEATION OF VEGETATION DESIGN PREFERENCE TO WOMEN PARK USERS

SAFETY IN KUALA LUMPUR URBAN PARKS

Nor Hanisah Mohd Hashim1,2

, Norhuzailin Hussain3, Wan Hazwatiamani Wan Ismail

4,

Azlizam Aziz5and Sharifah Khalizah Syed Othman Thani

6

1Centre of Studies for Park and Amenity Management, Faculty of Architecture,

Planning and Surveying, UiTM Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia 2Institute of Quality of Knowledge Advancement, UiTM Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

3Centre of Postgraduate Studies, Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying,

UiTM Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia 4Department of Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Design and Architecture, Universiti

Putra Malaysia, Serdang, Selangor 5

Department of Recreation and Ecotourism, Faculty of Forestry, Universiti Putra

Malaysia, Serdang, Selangor 6Centre of Studies for Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Planning and

Surveying, UiTM Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

{[email protected]}

Keywords: Permaisuri Lake Park, Kiara Lake Park, vegetation design, women perceived

safety, public parks

Abstract: The characteristics of vegetation design in urban parks affected women parks

users‟ perceived safety in urban parks area. Women‟s perceptions in safety are vital to ensure

this target group benefitted the most from the public parks adjacent to their residential areas.

Thus this study aims to determine women‟s perception on safety regarding vegetation design

in public parks in Kuala Lumpur. There are two objectives laid in the study (i) to identify

characteristic of vegetation design in public parks to ensure safety of users that can improve

their quality of life and (ii) to determine factor affecting perceived safety that can influence

women in public parks. About 384 women respondents are sampled at two public parks in

Kuala Lumpur namely Permaisuri Lake Park and Kiara Lake Park. Data collected through

self-administered questionnaires. Result shows that most of the women parks users preferred

three types of characteristics vegetation design which is no understorey, no understorey with

flower, and understorey. They also agreed that well maintained vegetation affected their

perceived safety in public parks.

SAFE CITY: APPROACH OF CRIME PREVENTION THROUGH

ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (CPTED) IN PUBLIC PARK

1Siti Hafsah Zulkarnain,

2Nor Hanisah Mohd Hashim,

3Wan Hazwatiamani Wan Ismail

and 4Sharifah Khalizah Syed Othman Thani

*1Centre of Studies for Estate Management, Faculty of Architecture, Planning and

Surveying, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

[email protected] 2Centre of Studies for Park and Amenity Management, Faculty of Architecture,

Planning and Surveying, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

[email protected] 3Centre of Studies for Landscape Design, Faculty of Architecture, Planning and

Surveying, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

[email protected] 4Centre of Postgraduate Studies, Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying,

Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia

[email protected]

Keywords: Safe City, Crime Preventive Through Environmental Design (CPTED), National

Landscape Policy, Jabatan Perancangan Bandar dan Desa, Shah Alam.

Abstract: In the current state of development, the various efforts made by the government to

ensure community have a better life to achieve developed nation status and standing of the

State which has built. One of the efforts is to introduce the Safe City Program. This study is

conducted to assess the perceived safety of the public during recreational activities in selected

urban parks. The objective of this study is to define the Crime Prevention through

Environmental Design (CPTED) principles and their safety elements that are significant in

designing an urban park. The case studies include three different urban parks in the vicinity

of Shah Alam City, which are Shah Alam Lake Park in Section 14, Recreational Park in

Section 28 and SUK Urban Forest Park in Section 14. Several criteria of CPTED that could

contribute to the better park design have been identified. The findings on the significant

influence of safety design and personal factors on the participant‟s perception of urban safety

in open space bring out this innovation. This study shows the respondents‟ safety adaptation

from social and psychological perspectives. The significance of the findings showed the

importance of a safety element in urban park for continued use by future communities.

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DISCRUPTIVE INNOVATION SERVICE ORIENTED FAMEORK: A CASE STUDY

OF TRANSPORTATION IN INDONESIA

Muharman Lubis1, Arif Ridho Lubis

2 and Etri Ernovianti

3

1Telkom University, Jalan Telekomunikasi No. 1, Bandung, Indonesia

2Politeknik Negeri Medan, Jalan Almamater No. 1, Medan, Indonesia

3Universiti Utara Malaysia, Sintok, Kedah, Malaysia

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

Keywords: Disruptive Innovation, Mobile Service, Framework, Online Transportation

Abstract: The rapid progress in every related IT field give tremendous impact on the

changing pattern life in the social community. Indonesia as the one of most populated

countries have significant influence on technological progress along with the growing

number of start-up that launched and introduce to the market. In addition, some of them focus

on delivering various services in transportation, which have purposes to reduce waiting time

and payment cost. Therefore, some incumbents and certain group of people claim that this

start-up do more harm to the market than to bring benefits. On the other hand, there is also

problem in term of the regulation, which no regulation governing the use of start-up of

transport capital, caused by the government‟s current transport regulations. Thus, the need for

synergies from all stakeholders associated with the innovation should be encouraged to allow

the healthy competition and atmosphere in the community. This study will explore the current

trends and characteristics of innovation, focused on disruptive innovation to develop

framework to maintain business process run well without creating conflict that bring disaster

to the harmony of the existing community.

THE ROLE OF OUTSOURCING IN SERVICE MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS

PROCESS: OPTIMIZATION DRIVES COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

Muharman Lubis1, Rahmat Fauzi

1, Asti Amalia Nur Fajrillah

1 and Arif Ridho Lubis

2

1Telkom University, Jalan Telekomunikasi No. 1, Bandung, Indonesia

2Politeknik Negeri Medan, Jalan Almamater No. 1, Medan, Indonesia

{muharmanlubis; rahmatfauzi; astiamalia}@telkomuniversity.ac.id

[email protected]

Keywords: Outsourcing, Service Management, Business Process, Optimization, Competitive

Advantages.

Abstract: Today, IT services are obtained with a combination of multiple type of work

activities, primarily through sub-contract or known for as outsourcing policy. Structured

activities are mainly based on standard processes, procedures and tools while unstructured

mostly related to obtain new experience or knowledge in the different field through

supervision. In support and delivery IT service, increasingly popular standardization efforts

to be implemented into the business process which advocate for diverse kind of management

such as capability, capacity, availability, service-level and financial in order to attain best

level of IT product and quality result. As IT departments or division plan to bridge the digital

divide that become the current trend, it is important that the automation can empower the

process to become more efficient, there should be the trade-off to gain some improved

activities if not have intention to hold the advantages as a adaptive, trigger and catalyst due to

the interdependency. Thus, this study wants to develop an application in regard to deliver

outsourcing service in various classification or type by understanding the current issue in the

outsourcing in relation to pros and cons to balance the demand from the corporation (client)

and preferences from the worker (provider).

PROCESS OPTIMIZATION FOR NGL PRODUCTION AND FLARED GAS

REDUCTION

Sanggono Adisasmito* and Ekawati

Chemical Engineering Department, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Bandung 40132,

Indonesia

*Corresponding Author email address: [email protected]

Keywords: Propane, LPG, Emission Reduction, Condensate Stripper Reboiler

Abstract: A multinational gas company operating at Sumatra Island is processing 260

MMscfd of natural gas to produce around 110 MMscfd of gas sales and 26,000 bpd of NGL

products. The purpose of this study is to optimize the operation in order to minimize the ratio

of C2 / C3 at NGL products not to exceed 2.0%, in accordance with the technical

specifications required for export NGL products. Prior to optimization, the C2 / C3 ratio of

NGL products was more than 4.95%. The constraints to be considered in optimization are

high gas flow rate to LP Inlet Compressor, which is limit at 260 MMscfd, CO2 removal unit

which limit to 170 MMscfd, and high pressure on the Condensate Stripper column which is

kept at 270 psig to avoid back pressure to inlet facilities. Optimization is done by changing

the operating pressure on Condensate Stripper column, temperature on Pretreatment Chiller

and temperature on Condensate Stripper Reboiler. Optimization results showed that optimum

conditions were achieved when the operating pressure on the Condensate Stripper column

was changed from 250 psig to 267 psig, the temperature at Pretreatment Chiller changed from

65oF to 70

oF and Condensate Stripper Reboiler changed from 245

oF to 267

oF with these

optimum condition, the C2 / C3 ratio of NGL products has been reduced to 1.38%

(simulation), 2.0% (actual). Process optimization has been succeeded in lowering the flared

gas in Fixed Platform Unit from 5 MMscfd to not exceed 1 MMscfd.

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STUDY OF KALIANDRA TREE AS SOURCE OF PRIMARY ENERGY

Surya Tarmizi Kasim1, Riki Ananda

1, Fahmi Fahmi

1,2

1 Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University Sumatera

Utara, 2

Centre of Excellence Sustainable Energy and Biomaterials, University Sumatera

Utara,

Medan 20155 INDONESIA

Corresponding email : [email protected]

Keywords: Renewable Energy, Kaliandra Tree

Abstract: Fulfilling the need for energy is still heavily dependent on fossil fuels. Meanwhile,

our fossil energy reserves are declining. On the other hand, Indonesia's electrification ratio is

still at 80.4%. The lowest electrification ratio is in East Nusa Tenggara (54.77%) and Papua

(36.41%). Low electrification ratios mostly occur in remote areas as well as small islands.

Inadequate infrastructure and also the high cost of building transmission lines to remote areas

as well as small islands are the main obstacles. One of the efforts made to overcome the

electricity crisis is to utilize Renewable energy resources (Renewable energy resources). This

study discusses the study of the utilization of Kaliandra wood pellets as fuel for the power

plant. Research methodology is done by analyzing the results of lab tests conducted at PT.

Sucofindo to Kaliandra Pellet samples. The research was conducted by calculating Low Heat

Value of Kaliandra pellets. From the analysis results obtained 1 kg of Kaliandra pellet

produces 5,477 kWh with the price of Rp. 744, 24 / kWh so it is possible to be used as fuel

for the steam power plant for small scale.


Time : 5th September 2018, Wednesday/15.30-17.00/FK-04.02

SEPTINS AS POTENTIAL TARGET FOR DEVELOPMENT OF BIOLOGICS FOR

THE CONTROL OF MOSQUITO VECTORS OF DISEASE

Mustafa Fadzil Farid Wajidi

Molecular Entomology Research Group,

Pusat Pengajian Pendidikan Jarak Jauh

Universiti Sains Malaysia, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

[email protected]

Keywords: septin, mosquito, Aedes, vector control, biologics.

Abstract: Aedes mosquitoes are important arbovirus vectors of tropical diseases like dengue

fever, Chikugunya fever, yellow fever and the zika virus. The most effective strategy for

controlling the spread of these disease agents depend on the effective control of the

populations of the vector mosquito in order to reduce contact with humans. The endeavour to

develop efficient vector control strategies of these mosquitoes requires a comprehensive

understanding of the biology of the mosquito so that measures to reduce vector populations

can be implemented in endemic areas. In view of the need to further our understanding of

Aedes mosquitoes, we propose to study the genetics and cell biology of septins in these

insects, an important group of proteins, so that the information obtained can be used to design

biologics that target these mosquitoes.

ADSORPTION CAPABILITY OF ACTIVATED CARBON PREPARED FROM

SILICA EXTRACTED RICE HUSK BY CHEMICAL ACTIVATION

Anis Tasnim Md Yusof1, Nasrul Aizuddin Ab Fatah

1, Dasmawati Mohamad

2 and Nora

Aziz2

1Chemistry Section, School of Distance Education, Universiti Sains Malaysia, 11800

USM, Penang, Malaysia. 2School of Dental Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia, 16150 Kubang Kerian, Kelantan,

Malaysia.

[email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

Keywords: rice husk, activated carbon, silica, chemical activation, adsorption

Abstract: This research is done to optimize the rice husk residue usage with the production

of activated carbon by using the chemical activation method consecutively after the silica

extraction. The silica extracted rice husk was impregnated with different concentration of

KOH solution and then burned to activation at the predetermined activation temperature to

obtain the activated carbon. The optimum condition to produce the activated carbon is

impregnation with 30 % concentration of KOH solution at 750 oC activation temperature. The

maximum methylene blue uptake of the activated carbon produced are tested to be 322.36 mg

g-1

. The adsorption isotherm model study was done using Langmuir isotherm. The Langmuir

isotherm adsorption capacity, Qe was calculated to be 416.67 mg g-1

while the rate of

adsorption, b value was 4.8 mg-1

with R2 0.9995. The results obtained from this study suggest

that the silica extracted rice husk is a suitable precursor for preparing an activated carbon and

the activated carbon have good absorption capacity.

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PREVALENCE OF INTESTINAL PARASITIC INFECTIONS AMONG ABORIGINE

CHILDREN IN KAMPUNG ULU GERIK, PERAK

Anita Talib1*

Adibah Hanum Sahari2 and Nazar Mohd Zabadi B Mohd Azahar

2

1School of Distance Education, Biology Section, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Minden,

Penang 11800. Malaysia 2Department Faculty of Health Science, University Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Bertam,

Penang, Malaysia

Corresponding Author*[email protected]

Keywords: Ethnobiology, intestinal parasitic infections, helminths, indigenous children,

polyparasitism

Abstract: Intestinal parasitic infections among indigenous children have been identified as

one of the important public health problems among the disadvantaged population. The

prevalence of these infections causes significant illnesses and diseases among children. This

cross-sectional study was conducted to determine the prevalence of intestinal parasitic

infections and their associated risk factors among children aged 2 to 14 years in

Perkampungan Orang Asli Ulu Gerik, Perak. A total of 75 faecal samples were obtained in

this study. Results from our study showed that the intestinal parasitic infections are prevalent

among indigenous children. Infection by Trichuris trichiura was the most common infection

(65.3%), followed by Hookworm (46.7%), Ascaris lumbricoides (42.7%) and Entamoeba

spp. (16.0). Only 1.3% of children had Giardia spp. infection. More than half of the children

in this study have polyparasitism representing 54.7%. Social and environmental factors such

as Father‟s occupation (p=0.019), water sources (p=0.039), type of toilet (p=0.026) and

intake of the supplement (p=0.021) were significantly associated with polyparasitism.

Promotion of preventive measures such as deworming, increase awareness on healthy

lifestyle and improvement in housing facilities are urgently needed to reduce the intestinal

parasitic infections in this community.

SOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MENTAL ILLNESS: CASE STUDY ON HEALTH

SCIENCES STUDENTS MANAGEMENT AND SCIENCE UNIVERSITY,

SELANGOR

Che Samsuddin Che Amin and Fatan Hamamah Yahaya

Anthropology & Sociology Section, School Of Distance Education, Universiti Sains

Malaysia

11800 Penang, Malaysia

[email protected] & [email protected]

Keywords: Social epidemiology, mental illness, adolescence.

Abstract: Mental illness that occurs in the present society is identified as the result of

urbanization process. It has been identified by the World Health Organization (WHO) as the

fourth largest disease that contributed to the global

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