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SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS OF MANGOSTEEN TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CLUSTER IN INDONESIA BASED ON PATENT DOCUMENT APPLICATION
Full text linkFunctional food consumption is on the rise and has a significant market value. Indonesia is one of the largest mangosteens (a functional food source commodity) exporting countries globally. Unfortunately, the mangosteen export is still in fresh fruit condition, not in other forms that have a higher value. Policymakers need to identify critical technologies in the development of mangosteen commodities. This study uses a patent-based technology document analysis method to map the potential of technology. The data used is patent data that has been registered with the Indonesian Patent Office and the WIPO Patentscope database. The analysis was carried out using computational methods, namely a Social Network Analysis with the Girvan-Newman algorithm. According to the study's findings based on global patent data, there are three major technology clusters used in mangosteen patents: 1) 24 percent for technology related to developing preparations for medical, dental, or toilet purposes (A61K). 2) 20% for food and food ingredient technology or non-alcoholic beverages (A23L). The remaining 43 percent is spread across many other IPC technology codes, including technology related to drug preparations (A61P). It is in line with the results of patent data analysis in Indonesia, which also shows that there are three dominant technology groups applied to mangosteen in Indonesia, namely 1) Technology related to the development of medical, dental, and toilet technology (A61K) of 47 percent; 2) Technology related to food and food ingredients or non-alcoholic drinks (A23L) by 18 percent, and 3) Technology related to drug preparations (A61P) by 13 percent and the remaining 22 percent spread over several other IPC technology codes. According to Social Network Analysis, the world's dominant technology cluster for mangosteen is technology related to the development of food and food ingredients or non-alcoholic beverages (A23L). The technology associated with medical, dental, and toilet technology is the most important mangosteen technology cluster in Indonesia (A61K)
ANALISIS BIBLIOMETRIK PERKEMBANGAN PENELITIAN BIDANG ILMU GEOGRAFI
Full text linkABSTRACTResearch data and publications that have been carried out can be essential data in bibliometric analysis to determine the development of an institution’s publication profile. This study aims to analyze the research publication by geography lecturers at Gajah Mada University, indexed by Scopus in 1991-2021. This analysis includes the distribution of publications, types, sources of publication documents, the most prolific authors, collaborating affiliations, and trending publication themes. The research method used was a quantitative descriptive method by conducting a bibliometric analysis of the publication of the lecturers of the Faculty of Geography, Gadjah Mada University, indexed by Scopus. The findings showed that (a) there were 801 total publications, with an increase in the number of publications since 2014 (8 documents) and peaking in 2020 (218 documents); (b) the most published documents were conference papers (58.67%); (c) Most source documents from the IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science; (d) Most lecturers collaborated with the Laboratoire de Géographie Physique; (e) The most productive lecturer was Marfai, M.A.; and (f) Research trends themed Worldview 2, Mapping, Remote Sensing, GIS, and Tsunami. It is necessary to increase the number of publications in academic journal, due to the publications are dominated in conference papers at present.ABSTRAK Data penelitian dan publikasi yang sudah pernah dilakukan dapat menjadi data penting dalam analisis bibliometrik untuk mengetahui perkembangan profil publikasi suatu institusi. Penelitian ini bertujuan menganalisis publikasi hasil penelitian dosen geografi Universitas Gajah Mada yang terindeks Scopus tahun 1991-2021. Analisis ini meliputi sebaran publikasi, tipe dan sumber dokumen publikasi, penulis yang paling produktif, afiliasi yang berkolaborasi, dan tren tema publikasinya. Metode penelitian menggunakan metode deskriptif kuantitatif dengan melakukan analisis bibliometrik terhadap data publikasi dosen Fakultas Geografi, Universitas Gadjah Mada yang terindeks Scopus. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa (a) total publikasi ada 801, dengan peningkatan jumlah publikasi sejak tahun 2014 (8 dokumen) dan puncaknya pada 2020 (218 dokumen); (b) dokumen publikasi terbanyak dalam conference paper (58,67%); (c) Sumber dokumen terbanyak dari Iop Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science; (d) Kolaborasi dosen terbanyak dengan Laboratoire de Géographie Physique; (e) Dosen paling produktif adalah Marfai, M.A.; dan (f) Tren penelitian bertema Worldview-2, Mapping, Remote Sensing, GIS, dan Tsunami. Perlu peningkatan jumlah publikasi dalam bentuk jurnal, karena pada saat ini publikasi masih didominasi dalam bentuk conference paper
KARAKTERISTIK KEPENULISAN ARTIKEL PADA JURNAL AGRISEP UNIVERSITAS BENGKULU TAHUN 2015-2019 MENGGUNAKAN KAJIAN BIBLIOMETRIKA
Full text linkThe purpose of this study is to know the characteristics of authorship and articles in the Journal AGRISEP at University of Bengkulu in 2015-2019 by using a study of bibliometrics based on several indicators. This research uses a descriptive quantitative study. The object is articles in the AGRISEP Journal of University of bengkulu in 2015-2019 with a total of 91 articles. Data were analyzed by using frequency tabulations. The results of this research show that the characteristics of writing and articles in the Journal of University of Bengkulu AGRISEP in 2015-2019 is vary greatly. It shows that the authors were male (54.08%). Most of the authors work as Lecturers (50.43%.). University of bengkulu contributed the most articles with almost 41 articles. Article was written by 3 authors (52.75%). Most of the authors have Master educational background. Articles use Indonesian language (96.70%.). The highest author's productivity is Sriyoto. The length of articles contain in this journal was 11-15 pages (56.15%). Articles contain 3 keywords were 51.14%, and the abstract length is around 150-199 words (35.16%). The most type of literature is Journal with 373 citations (36.93%). Based on these characteristics, it can be seen that the articles have met the written guidelines and articles that have been determined as well as an overview of the development of the articles in the AGRISEP Journal of Bengkulu University in 2015-2019
PRESERVASI KEARIFAN LOKAL NASKAH PARARATON KEN AROK DAN KEN DEDES: STUDI NASKAH PADA NOVEL AROK DEDES
Full text linkThe research purpose is to understanding and analyzes the preservation of local wisdom values inside novel Arok Dedes representation. The method used in this research is qualitative, with discourse analysis as a data analysis method. Its results showed that Arok Dedes novel is a new document production from an old document, Pararaton manuscript. The activity document production from Pararaton manuscript to the novel Arok Dedes is an effort to preserve the local content in Pararaton manuscript because it considers the tastes of a global society. The process of preservation local content in Pararaton manuscript showed several stages, the stages are recognition and identification, validation, recording and documentation, storage, transfer, and dissemination. Through the local content preservation stage, the value of local wisdom which is implicit in moral messages in Pararaton manuscript can be described in novel Arok Dedes, so the wisdom values with implicit moral messages in Ken Arok and Ken Dedes folklore can be sustained from generation to generation
SAINS TERBUKA (OPEN SCIENCE) DAN DEKOLONISASI PENGETAHUAN: STUDI KASUS ILMU SEJARAH
Full text linkSince the nineteenth century, social and humanities sciences had been predominantly dominated by Western scholars. Many Western scholars traveled to Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, gathering data from local sources in order to develop theories from their perspectives. Unfortunately, those theories were uncritically accepted by local scholars, applied in local cases and problems. The domination of social and humanities sciences by Western academia attracts “Third World” scholars to criticize it. They urge local scholars to decolonize Western-centric theories and concepts which have been imitated and applied in local problems without criticism. In this article, the author investigates the role of Sains Terbuka (Open Science) on decolonizing humanities science in Indonesia and Turkey. The author only observes history science as a case study rather than investigating all branches of social and humanities sciences. In this article, the author uses descriptive-analytic method through the historical approach, gathering data from literature and scientific journals to analyze attempts of Indonesian and Turkish scholars to oppose Western Centric theories and concepts. The author also explains that the rise of digital-based history sources plays a vital role in supporting the decolonization of knowledge and Sains Terbuka in Turkey and Indonesia. This research collects several online and digital-based history sources, such as the Khastara National Library of Indonesia collection and ISAM Library collection that have been often used by Indonesian and Turkish historians for their research. In this article, the author argues that open access of digital sources is highly important for historians to gather myriad data in local languages, encouraging them to create new theories and concepts that are free from Western Centric views
KEBERHASILAN KOMPETENSI LITERASI DIGITAL SEBAGAI TOLOK UKUR SOFT SKILLS MAHASISWA LULUSAN KEARSIPAN
Full text linkThis article was written to deliver the idea of the need for digital literacy competencies for archival graduate students in an era of disruption to meet the needs of users and professional development so that in the end the success of digital literacy becomes a new benchmark for soft skills competencies for archiving program graduates. This research is a descriptive qualitative study using the FGD method for collecting data from informants, namely users and graduates of the archiving program itself. The results show that graduates of archives have not been able to meet the needs of soft skill competencies according to user demands, especially regarding the use of digital technology in supporting the implementation of tasks and jobs. It is suggested that college can facilitate the efforts to increase digital literacy competence through learning methods, in addition to students also trying to improve their experience in the use of digital technology