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"The epithermal Arinem veins system of gold-silver-base metal mineralization is located in the Arinem area in the southwestern part of Java Island, Indonesia. The veins are composed predominantly of quartz+calcite±illite±kaolinite with variable amount of manganese oxide and limonite and high amount of sulfides. The deposit contains a number of Tebearing minerals, notably tellurides and tellurosulfide minerals. The tellurium mineral assemblages in the Arinem and Bantarhuni veins are similar in the presence of hessite (Ag Te), petzite (Ag AuTe ), stutzite (Ag Te ), tetradymite (Bi Te S) 2 3 2 5 3 2 2 dan altaite (PbTe). The tellurium mineral assemblages vary from sample to sample and most of the observed telluride occurrences consist of at least 2 different phases (e.g. petzite-hessite, tetradymite-hessite, petzite-hessite-altaite). Gold concentrations measured in Te-mineral of petzite from the Arinem vein are in the range between 14.24 to 18.32 wt%. Some hessite and stutzite contain gold up to 3.48 and 1.10 wt%, respectively. Some of electrums are present as inclusions in Te-mineral patches in both veins."

"ABSTRAKThis paper analyzes the change in distance elasticity of trade using bilateral trade data among China and Indonesia and their main trading partners. The empirical method used in this study derived from the gravity model that considers the effect of distance on trade activities behavior. Two causes of change in the elasticity of trade to distance will be exposed, i.e., the distance sensitivity effect (within industries) and the compositional effect (among industries). Specifically, this study would like to prove whether the distance sensitivity effect is more dominant than the compositional effect in explaining the change in distance elasticity of trade. By using four sub-periods and around two hundred industries involved, the result shows that the increase in the role of distance in trade heavily caused by the escalation of distance sensitivity effect in most industries."

"Laporan tugas akhir ini mengeksplorasi pembentukan arketipe bangunan inovatif untuk techno park dengan mengintegrasikan teori komposisi Kandinsky dengan bentuk arsitektur yang berasal sebelum tahun 1855. Studi ini mengulas prinsip-prinsip Kandinsky yang berfokus pada pengorganisasian bentuk-bentuk geometris. Pusat dari penelitian ini adalah konsep Kandinsky tentang bentuk dan warna, elemen mendasar dalam komposisi abstraknya. Dengan mengeksplorasi interaksi bentuk-bentuk ini untuk menciptakan makna, penelitian ini menyoroti keseimbangan dinamis yang menonjol dalam komposisi-komposisi Kandinsky, yang menjadi aspek penting untuk menciptakan karya seni yang memikat dan berkesan. Selain dampak besar pada seni modern, prinsip-prinsip Kandinsky tentang organisasi geometris dan keseimbangan dinamis tidak hanya memberikan informasi tetapi juga mendorong integrasi strategi komposisi abstrak ke dalam bentuk-bentuk arsitektur, mengembangkan sinergi yang vital untuk pembuatan techno park. Karya seni geometrisnya secara alami bertransformasi menjadi bentuk-bentuk arsitektur, didukung oleh kontribusinya yang signifikan terhadap kerangka kerja teoretis seni abstrak yang penting bagi perkembangan komposisi modern. Aspek-aspek ini memungkinkan prinsip-prinsip Kandinsky untuk memandu desain arsitektur yang inovatif dan menarik. Dengan mensintesis bentuk-bentuk historis dengan teknik komposisi modern, studi ini bertujuan untuk mengembangkan arketipe bangunan baru, fungsional, dan menarik secara visual yang sesuai untuk techno park kontemporer. Desain ini secara harmonis menggabungkan elemen-elemen arsitektur historis dengan strategi-strategi avant-garde, menawarkan pendekatan baru yang menghormati konteks sejarah sambil menggali inovasi modern.

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This final project report explores the creation of an innovative building archetype for a techno park by integrating Kandinsky's compositional theory with architectural forms predating 1855. It delves into Kandinsky's principles, focusing on organizing geometric forms. Central to this study is Kandinsky’s concept of form and colour, fundamental elements in his abstract compositions. By exploring how these forms interact to create meaning, the research highlights the dynamic balance prominent in his compositions, essential for crafting compelling and resonant artworks. Beyond his profound impact on modern abstract art, Kandinsky's principles of geometric organization and dynamic balance not only inform but actively drive the innovative integration of abstract compositional strategies into architectural forms, fostering a synergy that defines contemporary techno park architecture. His geometric artworks naturally translate into architectural forms, supported by his significant contributions to theoretical frameworks for abstract art that are integral to the development of modern composition. These aspects enable Kandinsky’s principles to guide innovative and compelling architectural designs. By synthesizing historical forms with modern compositional techniques, the study aims to develop new, functional, and visually compelling building archetypes suitable for contemporary techno parks. These designs harmoniously blend historical architectural elements with avant-garde strategies, offering a novel approach that respects historical context while embracing modern innovation."