Professor in Geophysics,

Physics Education-FKIP, Universitas Riau, Pekanbaru, 28293,

Indonesia
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Tiga bagian terpenting pada Introduction
 Masalah
 Pemecahan masalah yang pernah ditawarkan
oleh peneliti lain dari publikasi publikasi
terkini dan bereputasi (3 tahun terakhir)
 Pernyataan usulan pemecahan masalah yang
di ajukan
 Jika pada penelitian tersebut ada Novelty
yang di usulkan, maka perlu di sebutkan juga
pada akhir “State of the Art” nya
Introduction

Masalah Usulan pemecahan

Secara umum masalah yang kita ajukan

Masalah lebih di hususkan Penjelasan secara umum

/ di fokuskan usulan tersebut

Pemecahan masalah oleh

peneliti peneliti
sebelumnya, apa yang
mereka buat, apa hasilnya
 Pada metodologi, perlu di jelaskan prosedur
penelitian bertahap dari awal hingga akhir
penelitian
 Setiap prosedur yang dijelaskan diikuti dengan
sitasi dari mana prosedur tersebut
 Jaga etika mensitasi
 Jika pada penelitian tersebut ada Novelty (husus
nya new method), maka methode yang di
usulkan itu perlu disebutkan.
 Jika penelitian melibatkan banyak prosedur
maka sebaiknya bikin diagram alir
Methodology

Pengenalan metode Penjelasan prosedur 3

secara umum

Gambar Flowchart Penjelasan prosedur n

penelitian

Penjelasan prosedur 1

Penjelasan prosedur 2
 Konfigurasi Wenner memperlihatkan adanya
rasio signal dan nois yang tinggi jika
dibandingkan dengan konfigurasi yang lain
(Islami, 2017).

 Islami, N, 2017, Fisika Bumi Volume 1,

Universitas Riau Press, pp:260
 Konfigurasi Wenner memperlihatkan adanya
rasio signal dan nois yang tinggi jika
dibandingkan dengan konfigurasi yang lain
(Telford et al., 1990).

 Telford WM, Geldart LP, Sheriff RE (1990)

Applied Geophysics, 2nd Edition, Cambridge
University.
 Jangan di ulangi lagi kalimat pada
methodologi
 Kenalkan data hasil penelitian (Tabel
1/Gambar 1)
 Sekurangnya ada satu paragrap tentang
perkenalan data yang di lanjutkan dengan
observasi dan analisa simple data tersebut.
 Demikian juga untuk data berikut nya (Tabel
2/Gambar 2)
 Dilanjutkan dengan data berikut nya (Tabel
n/Gambar n)
 Setelah semua gambar dikenalkan dan
dianalisa satu persatu, maka dilanjutkan
dengan pembahasan secara konprehensiv
 Analisa dan pembahasan secara
konprehensiv ini didukung dengan hasil hasil
penelitian dari dedicated journal
Result and Discussion

Pengenalan, observasi Pengenalan, observasi

dan analisis serta dan analisis serta
kesimpulan data 1 kesimpulan data n

Data 1 Data n

Pengenalan, observasi Analisa dan pembahasan

dan analisis serta secara konprehensiv dan
kesimpulan data 2 didukung dengan artikel
artikel yang sudah publish
Data 2 pada dedicated journal
 Jangan diulangi lagi pembahasan pada hasil
 Jangan libatkan angka angka / statistik
karena sudah di bahas pada hasil
 Kesimpulan hanya menjawab objektive
penelitian dan menjelaskan keberhasilan/
kegagalan penelitian
 Tidak ada lagi sitasi pada conclusion
 Daftar Pustaka setidak nya minimal 20
sumber
 Gunakan sumber referensi dari buku
maksimal 10% saja dari total referensi.
 Selebihnya gunakan referensi yang berasal
dari jurnal bereputasi
 Ambil 3-5 referensi yang berasal dari jurnal
yang kita tuju
 Abstrak terdiri dari
▪ Latar belakang
▪ Tujuan
▪ Metode
▪ Hasil
▪ Kesimpulan
 Mention the Novelty that you found in the
research clearly
 No citation in the Abstract
Baited video systems have been widely used to assess the relative abundance and
diversity of sharks in locations around the world, however they provide limited
information on behaviour. We developed and pilot tested a novel experimental
approach to investigate whether repeated deployments of baited video systems in
the same location could generate quantitative data on shark behavioural patterns, in
the context of shark depredation (where sharks consume hooked fish). Specifically,
we sought to test whether repeated exposure to boats and food in the same location
would lead to a change in the arrival time and first feeding time of sharks, over a
short timescale. We used the Ningaloo Marine Park (NMP) in Western Australia, a
location where higher shark depredation rates have been identified in consistently
fished areas, as a case study. A modified Baited Remote Underwater Video (BRUV)
system was repeatedly deployed at two fished sites and two sites within a no-take
marine reserve in the NMP, over six consecutive days, to mimic repeated recreational
fishing and the availability of hooked fish for sharks to depredate. This approach was
designed to investigate and disentangle the potential role of changes in behaviour
versus variation in shark abundance, as a mechanism for how and why shark
depredation can occur. Here, we report preliminary results from this methodological
approach, where time of arrival and time of first feeding .........
Q1: Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, Volumes 530–531, September–October 2020, 151440
Predation is considered an important structuring process in ecology; however, the effect size attributed
to predation can vary across manipulative experiments. Complex interactions between predators of
different sizes and trophic levels can confound observations in field-based experimental studies.
Excluding large (macro) predators has demonstrated their potential to affect prey assemblage
dynamics and structure. However, successful manipulations of smaller (meso) predators are limited
due to the difficulty of excluding them in field studies while avoiding procedural artefacts. Here, we
aim to manipulate both macro and mesopredators through the combination of exclusion cages (for
macropredators) and a chemical deterrent (for mesopredators), avoiding the use of fine mesh and
associated experimental artefacts. Using a novel chemical deterrent technique, we successfully
manipulated predatory flatworm abundance in sessile hard substrate assemblages with no significant
artefacts. Combined with the use of large cages to exclude fish, we tested the individual and interactive
effects of macro and mesopredators on target prey species within sessile hard substrate assemblages.
Flatworms reduced live barnacle abundances in the absence of fish, although this effect was small and
only evident in the later successional stages. The effect of flatworms on barnacles was reduced in the
presence of fish, resulting in more live barnacles persisting under the multiple predator scenario. Here,
predatory interactions between different trophic levels were antagonistic, leading to reduced
predation pressure on the common prey item. Considering mesopredator predation in predator
exclusion experiments is important for correctly attributing effect sizes of larger bodied predators;
failing to do so may confound experimental interpretations.
Q1: Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology, Volume 513, April 2019, Pages 13-20
The novel organic selenium compound, selenoneine, is found in the blood of
tuna and has metal-binding activity. In this report, selenoneine displays
tyrosinase inhibitory activity. When murine B16 melanoma cells were
cultured in the presence of 1.0 μM selenoneine, the melanin content in the
cells was reduced to 46.5% compared with the cell-induced melanin
synthesis, and cellular tyrosinase activity was suppressed. In 3D-cultured
human melanocytes, melanin accumulation was also decreased, to 39.7%
and 23.0% by 1.0 and 5.0 μM selenoneine, respectively, compared with the
control cells. Both cellular and purified enzyme assays showed that
selenoneine inhibited tyrosinase activity against the substrate, L-3,4-
dihydroxyphenylalanine (L-DOPA). An in silico docking simulation study
supported a molecular mechanism in which selenoneine chelates copper
ions in the active center of tyrosinase and prevents the reaction between
tyrosinase and L-DOPA. These findings suggest that selenoneine has a novel
biological function by inhibiting tyrosinase via copper chelation.
Q2: Fisheries Science volume 86, pages171–179(2020)
In this study, we developed a novel bioreactor system to deliver and
accumulate foreign proteins in eggs using medaka fish Oryzias latipes with
the aid of a partial sequence of vitellogenin (Vtg). In teleost fish, Vtg, the
hepatically generated precursor of egg yolk proteins, is secreted into the
bloodstream and then taken up into eggs. We predicted in silico a probable
region (Vtg signal) of Vtg that mediates transportation of proteins from the
liver into eggs. Then, we established two transgenic lines expressing the
fused proteins including the Vtg signal and each reporter gene, enhanced
green fluorescent protein (EGFP) or firefly luciferase (LUC)-fused EGFP, in
the liver driven by a liver-specific choriogeninH (chgH) promoter. Each
reporter signal was detected from the fertilized eggs spawned by the
transgenic females, showing successful transportation of the proteins into
the eggs with the Vtg signal. This is the first report demonstrating that the
Vtg signal has capability to deliver exogenous proteins into eggs. Because
Vtg is a highly conserved protein among most of oviparous organisms, our
findings hold promise for establishing bioreactor systems viable in a wide
range of organisms.
Fisheries Science volume 85, pages677–685(2019)
 In this article, a valuable approach utilizing the relationship between
select physical water and soil characteristics and geoelectrical resistivity
data was used to recognize and trace groundwater contamination by using
the geoelectrical resistivity data of a landfill area. It can reduce uncertainty
in geoelectrical resistivity interpretation. By interpreting and calibrating
the resistivity model with the lithology and physical characters of water
samples, it was possible to identify the unique paths of landfill leachate that
occurred throughout a shallow aquifer. The water physical property
analysis showed that the landfill area was contaminated by a relatively high
amount of total of dissolved solids (TDSs). A scatter plot of TDS values and
directly measured resistivity showed that resistivity decreased with
increasing TDSs. The movement direction of the landfill leachate in the
aquifer system was clearly observed in a depth slice of the resistivity
distribution. The aquifer is considered to be contaminated starting from the
landfill zone and extending to the northeastern part of the study area.

 Scopus Q1, Netherland, Publisher Springer. 2020

 The first study of the hydrothermal system through the geophysical image in the area of
Rokan Hulu hot spring is presented in this paper. The research employed integrated
geophysical survey methods which consist of a geomagnetic, geoelectrical resistivity, and
very low frequency (VLF) survey. Direct surface resistivity measurement was proposed
and used to obtain a correlation of geological conditions with subsurface resistivity values
and to correlate with VLF data. The geoelectrical resistivity survey used Wenner
configuration, with a minimum electrode distance of 5 m. While the VLF survey was taken
at every distance of 6 m. Magnetic surveys were carried out with a spacing of about 0.5
km and covered an area approximately 9 km2. The results show that there is relatively
lower magnetic value zone (about 65 nT) at the hot spring and extends to the southwest.
The geoelectrical resistivity shows the possibility of water accumulation with resistivity
value less than 150 ohm.m in the zone around the hot spring. While the VLF surveys show
more conductive value which indicate the zone of fracture occurs at some places along
the low geomagnetic anomaly zones. The surface temperature of the hot spring is 59°C
with a constant discharge of about 7 l/s. The hot spring location is connected by fractures
to the lower magnetic value zone, which the source of water is coming from the relatively
higher elevation of the river surrounding the Rokan intrusion.
 Scopus Q2, Publisher GSM, 2019
 A novel study on using geoelectrical resistivity, soil property, and hydrogeochemical analysis methods
for delineating and mapping of heavy metal in aquifer system is presented in this paper. A total of 47
surveys of geoelectrical resistivity with Wenner configuration were conducted to determine the
subsurface and the groundwater characteristics. The groundwater sample from 53 existing wells and 2
new wells has been analyzed to derive their water chemical content. The chemical analysis was done on
the soil sample obtained from new two wells and from selected locations. The water and soil chemical
analysis results from the new two wells were used as calibration in resistivity interpretation. The
occurrence of heavy metal in aquifer system was expected to detect using the geoelectrical resistivity
survey for the whole study area. The result of groundwater analysis shows that the groundwater sample
contains a relatively low concentration of Fe (< 0.3 mg/L) elongating from the south up to the middle
region. While in the middle and the northwestern, Fe concentration is relatively high (around 12 mg/L).
Chemical analysis of soil sample shows that in the lower resistivity zone (< 18 Ωm), Al and Fe
concentrations are comparatively high with an average of 68,000 and 40,000 mg/kg, respectively.
Starting from the middle to the northwestern zone, the resistivity value appears to be low. It is definitely
caused by higher Al and Fe concentration within the soil, and it is supported also by lower total anion
content in the groundwater. While the resistivity value of more than 40 Ωm in aquifers is obtained in the
zone which Fe concentration is relatively lower in the soil but not present in the groundwater.
Correlation Fe concentration in the soil and Fe concentration in the groundwater sample shows the trend
of positively linear; however, the Al concentration in soil has no correlation with Al content in
groundwater. Finally, the probability of high heavy metal zone in the aquifer system is easily delineated
by the distribution of geoelectrical resistivity presented in depth slice shapes which extend from the
Boundary Range Composite Batholith in the north to the northwest.
 Scopus Q1, Germany, Publisher Springer, 2018
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