Preface: 6th Astechnova International Energy Conference (ASTECHNOVA 2021)

Astechnova International Energy Conference (ASTECHNOVA) is an international conference that is annually organized by the Department of Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia. This 6th ASTECHNOVA was virtually held on 24-25 August 2021 as a part of the Joint Conference EPIC-ASTECHNOVA 2021. This conference provides an ideal platform for the researchers, academicians, engineers, politicians, economists, energy enthusiasts, energy planners, and energy analysts, to share the recent research and development in the energy science discipline from various perspectives. The topics covered in this conference can be generally categorized in five (5) areas, namely new and renewable energy, energy efficiency and conservation, nuclear technology, energy security, and urban infrastructure and utilities. The joint conference was attended by approximately 500 participants from various universities and institution in Taiwan, Bangladesh, Germany, India, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Thailand, Canada, United States of America, Singapore, and Indonesia. The panel session of this conference includes one (1) keynote lecture and six (6) invited talks by the panel speakers from across the globe, including Japan, United States of America, United Arab Emirates, South Korea, and Indonesia. As for the parallel session, oral presentations were delivered by the authors who submit their researches. In total, ASTECHNOVA 2021 organizer accepted 48 paper submissions after reviewed by distinguished experts in the field. The reviewing process has considerably reduced the number of published papers, but it also has raised the proceedings’ quality. Finally, we would like to thank all the participants, authors, panel speakers, reviewers, panel session moderators, parallel session chairs, steering committee, organizing committee, technical coordinators, and all other supporting staff for their tremendous support during this conference. Astechnova 2021 Editorial Team List of Foreword from Rector of Universitas Gadjah Mada, Foreword from Acting Director for Non-Aligned Movement Centre for South-South Technical Cooperation (NAM CSSTC), List of Committees are available in this pdf.

Mercantilism Regime toward Dumping Policy on Paper Industry between Indonesia and South Korea

This thesis discusses Indonesia's efforts in dealing with allegations of dumping Indonesian paper products from the South Korean government. The lengthy process of negotiations and negotiations between the two countries is an obstacle in the process of settling trade disputes that occur. In this matter, Indonesia and South Korea conduct negotiations to resolve the problem of imposition of Anti-Dumping Import Duty (BMAD) for Indonesian paper products under the supervision of the authorized body of the WTO, namely the Disputes Settlement Body (DSB). The negotiations proposed by Indonesia as the claimant country to South Korea are a form of trade dispute settlement through a diplomatic mechanism. Through diplomatic steps, trade problems that occur between the two countries can be resolved concretely and peacefully. However, after the trial was running and the DSB had issued its results by winning Indonesia, both the Korea Trade Commission (KTC) and the South Korean government were reluctant to apply the results of the DSB panel session decisions. Therefore, Indonesia is trying to uphold the results of the DSB WTO panel decision through diplomacy. First, diplomacy is carried out by involving state actors directly, namely the Indonesian government. Both diplomatic efforts were carried out by Indonesian business actors in a cooperative manner at the time the KTC investigation was conducted. Indonesia is trying to uphold the results of the DSB WTO panel decision through diplomacy. First, diplomacy is carried out by involving state actors directly, namely the Indonesian government. Both diplomatic efforts were carried out by Indonesian business actors in a cooperative manner at the time the KTC investigation was conducted. Indonesia is trying to uphold the results of the DSB WTO panel decision through diplomacy. First, diplomacy is carried out by involving state actors directly, namely the Indonesian government. Both diplomatic efforts were carried out by Indonesian business actors in a cooperative manner at the time the KTC investigation was conducted. This thesis aims to describe the efforts and steps to resolve the allegation of dumping on Indonesian paper products by the South Korean government through KTC. Explain the chronology of the problem of accusations of dumping Indonesian paper products and the determination of dumping losses by the WTO. Then analyze how the efforts to resolve the problems made by the government and Indonesian businessmen in trying to implement the results of the WTO DSB panel session decisions through diplomacy.

Preface

Proceedings are prepared as a continuation of the 1st Webinar International Conference on Sustainable Architecture International and Engineering with theme: Building, and Technology Towards Society 5.0 which was held Hybrid (Offline and Online) on 28th October 2020. This Webinar is also consist of 4 tracks such as: 1. Electrical Engineering : Renewable Energy, Energy Access, Microgrid, Modern System, an Control Engineering. 2. Mechanical Engineering : Manufacture Materials, and Energy Convertion 3. Architecture : Green Building, Smart Building and Sustainable City 4. Civil Engineering : Water Resource, Structure, Transportation and Geotechnical This Webinar was attended by 6 countries from 23 universities such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. So, We would like to thank to all presenters and participants who took part in this Webinar as well and also to all those people who supported this Webinar that can be held well. Hopefully, this Proceedings will be useful for all of us. The conference was conducted virtually as the global pandemic of COVID-19 is not currently being able to be controlled well. Consequently, the government keep extending lockdown in non-essential sectors, including international conferences held by higher education. Therefore, the committee agreed to have the conference virtually on Wednesday, 28 October 2020. The conference was opened at 9 AM (GMT+7) and the first three plenary sessions proceeded from 09.30 to 11.00 featuring three international speakers namely Prof. Dr. Ismunandar, Prof. Manukid Parmichkan, and Prof. Dong-Seong Kim. The sessions were then followed by a 30-minute question and answer session. In total, there were around 150 participants attending the sessions. Panel session I then took place at 11.40 to 01.10 PM in 10 breakout rooms in accordance with the predetermined scope. Each speaker was given 10 minutes for both presentation and discussion and one moderator was in charge in each breakout room. Following the session, there were the second three plenary session in which the speakers were Prof. Dr. Ir. Widodo M. Arch Eng, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohammad Ibrahim Safawi Mohd Zain, and Prof. Dr. Ing Uras Siahaan. A discussion session was held in 30 minutes after the last session. Panel session 2 was taking place from 03.10 to 04.40 with the same mechanism as that of session I and the conference was officially closed at 5 PM. Jakarta, October 2020 1st International Conference on Sustainable And Architecture Head Committee of The 1st ICoSAE Ulinata, ST. Ars., MT COMMITTEE, CONFERENCE DOCUMENTATIONS, All photos are available in the pdf

2021 STARS Conference: Student Plenary

The Student Panel Session at the 2021 STARS Conference concluded the formal presentations for the event. At this session, students from the tertiary sector shared with delegates their personal experiences in higher education and thoughts concerning the messages and insights gained from the conference experience. The students had responded to an invitation from Student Voice Australia to participate in the conference, be part of the Panel, and were encouraged to attend the keynote presentations across the event. Delegates had the opportunity to present questions to the students. For the purposes of this feature, the editors have summarised and edited the transcript to present the key points of each discussion, including questions and comments from delegates. Panel members have approved the editorial interpretations of their comments.

The Stories We Tell: Experience, Research, or Patterns?

Several “story” formats are used by software researchers and practitioners to document research results and share best practices. Research papers are the staple of software conferences and journals: papers report the results of research projects and a wide range of empirical experiments. Experience reports and software patterns are two alternative formats to share results and propagate knowledge and best practices. Experience reports relate experience and cautionary tales while software patterns distill experience into a compact form. An XP2021 panel session orchestrated by Steven Fraser – featuring panelists Ademar Aguiar, Casper Lassenius, Mary Lynn Manns, Ken Power, and Rebecca Wirfs-Brock – discussed how “story” formats each have a role to advance the practice of software engineering.