6 research outputs found
Mode division multiplexing of LG and HG modes in Ro-FSO
Radio-over-free-space-optics (Ro-FSO) is a strong
contender for providing a ubiquitous platform for seamless integration of high capacity radio and optical networks without expensive optical fiber cabling. This work presents mode division multiplexing of LG and HG modes in a 40 GHz Ro-FSO
transmission system to realize 4 x 20Gbps over a free space optical link under clear weather conditions. The signal-to-noise-ratio, received power and constellations will be analyzed
RESPECT! SEBAGAI PONDASI DASAR BERPERILAKU MODERAT DI ERA SOCIETY 5.0: Indonesia
Moderate behavior is an attitude that always avoids extreme behavior or disclosure, and is more towards the middle dimension or path. The characteristics of a person being moderate are open, humble, rational thinking, and can provide benefits This study aims to provide knowledge about respect as the basic foundation for moderate behavior and provide an understanding of moderate behavior that will be practiced in everyday life. The research method used is a qualitative library research method. Based on the results of the study, the Pesbukers channel always shows things that involve ridicule, pranks (lying), insults, and even verbal violence which are feared to hurt the children who watch it. it was concluded that the character of a child can be formed from informal education, namely guidance and education from parents, family, and the environment. will tend to affect children, and most of them will think to imitate what they see. Therefore, respect is used as the basic foundation for moderate behavior which is very important to be taught to generations in the era of society 5.0
Transforming forest landscape conflicts: the promises and perils of global forest management initiatives such as REDD+
Implementation of Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+) is designed to relieve pressure on tropical forests, however, many are concerned that it is a threat to the rights of forest communities. These potential risks need serious attention as earlier studies have shown that the Asia-Pacific region is a forest conflict hotspot, with many economic, environmental and social implications at global (e.g. climate change) to local levels (e.g. poverty). Drawing on an analysis of nine case studies from four countries (Cambodia, Myanmar, Nepal and Vietnam) this paper examines why and how REDD+ can be a driver for forest conflict and how it also has the potential to simultaneously transform these conflicts. The analytical framework, “sources of impairment”, applied in the study was developed to increase understanding and facilitate the resolution of forest landscape conflicts in a sustainable manner (i.e. transformation). The main findings are that REDD+ can be a source of conflict in the study sites, but also had transformative potential when good practices were followed. For example, in some sites, the REDD+ projects were sources of impairment for forest communities by restricting access to forest resources. However, the research also identified REDD+ projects that enabled the participation of traditionally marginalized groups and built local forest management capacities, leading to strengthened tenure for some forest communities. Similarly, in some countries REDD+ has served as a mechanism to pilot Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), which will likely have significant impacts in mitigating conflicts by addressing the sources at local to national levels. Based on these findings, there are many reasons to be optimistic that REDD+ can address the underlying causes of forest landscape conflicts, especially when linked with other governance initiatives such as Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade – Voluntary Participation Agreements (FLEGT-VPA)
A Study On Kuptm Alumni Portal Based On Creativity And Innovative Process
Numerous institutions and colleges in higher education have supported the establishment of alumni associations in the past few years. This is to guarantee that there are avenues for networking and engagement between the university and alumni, as well as among alumni. If any of these associations desire alumni involvement and participation, they should invest in creating a user-friendly online website. Universities’ alumni are, without a doubt, one of their most important assets. As a result of their achievements, they have come to an agreement to increase their outreach to the institution. Furthermore, it is typical for higher education institutions to keep former students engaging in academic activities and other events. Consequently, the goal of this study is to establish an alumni web portal and its associated organizations. In order to assess the creative approach to developing the site, a technique known as SCAMPER was applied. We also suggest creating a portal prototype that meets the existing design and marketplace criteria
Mode Division Multiplexing of LG and HG modes in Ro-FSO
Radio-over-free-space-optics (Ro-FSO) is a strongcontender for providing a ubiquitous platform for seamlessintegration of high capacity radio and optical networks withoutexpensive optical fiber cabling. This work presents mode divisionmultiplexing of LG and HG modes in a 40 GHz Ro-FSOtransmission system to realize 4 x 20Gbps over a free space opticallink under clear weather conditions. The signal-to-noise-ratio,received power and constellations will be analyzed
