Advocating Biocentrism Emancipation
in the Appraisal of Industry 4.0 Environmental Risks and Opportunities

BINUS Alam Sutera, 27-28 June 2019

Humans are exploiting the earth in an unsustainable manner which creates seemingly inherent conflict between conservation and human needs. Industry 4.0 in addition to climate change poses an imminent threat to the planet’s life-sustaining ecological systems, and it represents one of humanity’s most difficult challenges to date. Moreover, the advancement of technology has altered man’s relations with the biosphere.

As mentioned by Maria Loloni,

Industry 4.0 and climate change are an unusual pair, but they have obvious things in common: They’re systemic, they’re complex, and they’ll disrupt how we as a society conceive of value creation.

Through this conference, we aim to promote the notion of “biospheric harmony” as a concept to capture our efforts for living in harmony with the environment in our human-dominated epoch.

The “biosphere” and “environment” terms used in ICOBAR are very inclusive. To get a basic idea of biospheric harmony, please visit this site and, for social and psychology researchers, A Biospheric Model of Personality.

*The creator of ICOBAR logo is Arif Prijono Susilo Ahmad, M.Sn..

>> 1st ICOBAR 2019 Memories <<

Status Perkembangan Publikasi

For all inquiries regarding ICOBAR 2019 publication, please email to: icobar@binus.edu CC aninda.rahmasari@binus.edu . For BINUSIAN, please dial the ext. of RTT.

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Invited speakers

Farhan Helmy – CEO Advanced Computing, Design and Innovation (ASCODI) Laboratory, Green Voice Indonesia

Farhan Helmy is a scientifically-trained independent professional of natural resource and environmental policy analysis, with special interest and experience in forestry governance, disaster risk reduction, collective action, political economy, community based initiatives, socially adaptable technology, system dynamics and risk assessment and environmental vulnerability mapping, and open source tools development, such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), remote sensing, Decision Support Systems (DSS). He specializes in conceiving, designing and assessing environmental information systems and decision support systems, and their implementation at national,provincial and district levels.

KEYNOTE LECTURE: Promoting Sustainability Agenda at Micro Level: Lesson Learned from the Field

Abstract. The advancement of science and technology and subsequent industrial processes such as Industry 4.0 should be perceived as an opportunity to transform society from unsustainable living to more sustainable future. One of the challenging issues is how to engage non-state actors, particularly community at grassroot level. The presentation will share some concerns of the issues based on the lesson learnt in promoting sustaibility agenda in some initiatives in Indonesia. (Farhan Helmy – Presentation Material)

Fitrian Ardiansyah – Executive Chairman and Founder of IDH-The Sustainable Trade Initiative

Fitrian Ardiansyah is Executive Chairman and Founder of IDH (Inisiatif Dagang Hijau) The Sustainable Trade Initiative in Indonesia.
He has more than 18 years working experience in the field of ecological and environmental economics, natural resource management, integrated spatial and land use planning, sustainable commodities, sustainable forest management as well as climate change and energy. His geographical coverage of works includes areas inside Indonesia, Australia and the Asia Pacific.

He is also a board member of Partnership for Indonesia’s Sustainable Agriculture (PISAgro), a regional committee member for Tropical Forest Alliance 2020/World Economic Forum (TFA2020/WEF) in Southeast Asia, a council member of SAWIT Challenge, a committee member of the Development of National Competency Standard of Sustainable Coffee (RSKNNI), and a core-group member of International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)’s Commission on Ecosystem Management (CEM).

In the past, he was Adviser and Program Director for Climate and Energy, WWF-Indonesia.
In the field of climate and energy, he was one of the experts of the Indonesia Forest Climate Alliance (IFCA) focusing in developing the framework of REDD (reducing emissions from deforestation and degradation) in Indonesia and serving as a member of Indonesian Official Delegates to UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention of Climate Change).

He was also advising and helping various think-tank organisations focusing on climate change, environmental management and energy such Pelangi Indonesia and Article 33. He was Adjunct Lecturer and Researcher at Paramadina Graduate School of Diplomacy (PGSD) and Fellow at the International League of Conservation Writers (ILCW).

Fitrian has been active in writing articles and contributing to publications for reputable media and organizations. He was a regular author for “Road to Copenhagen” column in 2009 – continued as “Climate Solutions” in 2010 – for the Jakarta Post. Since 2011, he has been acknowledged as Fellow by the International League of Conservation Writers. He is also an accomplished speaker at different national and international fora.

In addition to his core work, Fitrian served as an Advisory Board member of Asian Young Leaders Climate Forum, a member of Australian Government Scholarships Alumni Reference Group (ARG), a technical expert member of the Roundtable on Sustainable Biofuels (RSB), and a member of the Global Youth Forum on Agriculture Research and Development. Also, he was an active member of Criteria Working Group in the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil/RSPO (producing Principles and Criteria on Sustainable Palm Oil) and a member of the Executive Board of RSPO. While in Australia, he served as the Coordinator of Indonesia Synergy (knowledge network initiated by young Indonesian scholars from various universities in Canberra, Australia).

He obtained a Master degree in Environmental Management and Development from the Australian National University, Canberra, focusing on Ecological and Environmental Economics. Previously, he obtained a bachelor degree at the Environmental Engineering Department, the Institute of Technology, Bandung, focusing on Environmental Quality Management.

He received Australian Leadership Award and Allison Sudradjat Award from the Government of Australia.

KEYNOTE LECTURE: Ensuring Biospheric Harmony through Green Growth and Landscape Approach  

Abstract. With growing environmental and social problems – disturbing the biospheric harmony – resulting from economic activities, there is a clear need for substantive solutions that cut to the heart of the economy at different levels. Two key interventions that are now being tested by a number of organizations, including IDH with the government and private sector, are green growth and sustainable landscape approaches. In South Sumatra, West Kalimantan, Jambi, Aceh, West Papua and Papua, collaborative efforts among stakeholders led by the government have managed to initiate, develop and gradually apply green growth. Green growth modelling and recommendations provide different development scenarios of the land-based sector and their ex-ante economic, social, and environmental impacts. These will, through a process of multi-stakeholder consultations and negotiations, be used to influence important policy processes such as spatial planning, mid-term development planning and the government’s owned programs and eventually the yearly budgeting. It is expected that green growth can be used as an umbrella policy process and act as a positive developmental option compared to BAU (business-as-usual) developmental trajectories. Green growth, nevertheless, can only be applicable with the support of concrete interventions such integrated sustainable landscape. Such an approach involves different actors leading key commodities, including pulp, palm oil, coffee and mining, so that a partnership can be formed and nurtured to address shared challenges such as forest and land fires, peat land conversion and deforestation, water management, and community development. Partnership and multi-stakeholders’ commitment is a crucial way to address the sustainability challenges holistically at a landscape level. Companies, communities, governments and other stakeholders working together to drive coordinated change across a wide area are imperative if we want to achieve balanced economic prosperity, social inclusion and environmental conservation. (Fitrian Ardiansyah – Presentation Material)

Prof. Gary Latham – Past President, Work and Organizational Psychology, International Association of Applied Psychology

Gary Phillip Latham is the Secretary of State Professor of Organizational Effectiveness at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto. From 1983-1990, he was the Ford Motor Research Professor, Business School at the University of Washington. He is widely viewed as one of the world’s leading experts in the field of organizational behavior and goal setting theory. His contributions to organizational behavior have changed the field, both theoretically and empirically. His work on goal-setting has made fundamental contributions to both the area of motivation and self-regulation and makes him a household name to students and scholars in organizational behavior. In fact, if you are familiar with research on goals, you have heard people cite his name, perhaps in association with Edwin Locke, hundreds of times. You may remember their landmark article based on decades of their own and other’s research on goals in the American Psychologist: Building a practically useful theory of goal setting and task motivation: A 35-year odyssey.

KEYNOTE LECTURE: Goal Setting Theory (for preserving the environment)

Abstract. Goal setting theory (GST) states that specific, high goals lead to higher performance than easy to attain goals, or vaguely worded goals. Moreover, the higher the goal, the higher the performance GIVEN sufficient ability, goal commitment, performance feedback, and situational resources. There are four types of goals: performance, learning, behavioral, and attitudinal (e.g., do your best). The art is determining when to use one of the first three. Self/team efficacy, the conviction that “yes, I/we can” is crucial to goal commitment. I will close my talk on ways to build self/team efficacy. (Gary P. Latham – Presentation Material)

REMARKS
Chair
The 1^st International Conference on Biospheric Harmony (ICOBAR)

Good morning to all of you,

To the honorable,

1. Professor Tirta Nugraha Mursitama, Vice Rector – Research & Technology Transfer, BINUS University
2. Ibu Nelly, S.Kom., MM., Alam Sutera Campus Director, BINUS University
3. Vice rectors, Directors, Deans, and Professors,
4. Distinguished keynote speakers,
   Farhan Helmy, CEO/Founder Advanced System Computing, Design and Innovation (ASCODI) Laboratory, Bandung, Indonesia
   Prof. Dr. Gary Latham, University of Toronto, Canada
   Mr. Fitrian Ardiansyah, Executive Chairman and Founder of IDH (Inisiatif Dagang Hijau) The Sustainable Trade Initiative in Indonesia

5. Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,

ICOBAR is a new conference brand in BINUS University that comes from the notion that we as scientists should not only analyze the issues and challenges we have in our personal lives, but concern ourselves with the welfare of the world and actively create and sustain a harmony in the paradoxical realities that exist in our lives.

In Javanese ethics (Java, where a majority of the Indonesian population resides), the concept of harmony is very familiar and engrained in our culture. Not only harmony between man and nature, but also social harmony. From a young age, we are familiarized with virtues such as: responsibility comes before rights, and the greater good of the people over a small subset.

What is interesting is that even though actions and attitudes coming from the virtue of harmony is often accused of being ‘conflict avoidant’ or even full of pretense; sustaining harmony requires a high level of art, excellence and finesse – values ingrained in the pursuit of knowledge and academia.

Therefore, it is no surprise that when talking about harmony in any of its form, within the ICOBAR conference, the conversation is led by researchers and academics from many backgrounds, including the School of Design, School of Computer Science, Business School, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Economics & Communication, all the way to the School of Psychology. Indeed, in the pursuit of biospheric harmony, we need an open and multi-disciplinary approach.

Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,

The virtue of openness also includes the practices and attitudes known as open science. Open Science is not a new discipline, but a mindset where we transparently share, champion, collaborate on and build on each other’s research and knowledge. This is all for the goal of creating a better world through our science.

One way we can do this is be wary of the trend of commercialization of scientific output which narrows its usefulness. However, we are also careful to protect the intellectual property of their owners.

If we look at the clustering of the submission titles within this conference, we can immediately observe that no small number of topics are quite similar. These topics aren not from a single group of researchers, but rather researchers from different institutions. For example, the topic of waste is studied from a psychological, communication and business perspective. Under the emergent paradigm of Team-science, individual work and research can coalesce into great discoveries that will impact the world, and be reviewed by leaders in the field. Indeed, this is what we hope for.

I hope that the seeds of open science and team science will grow through this conference. For example, you can show your raw data and could request the data of your colleague, or collaborate. You can show your experimental procedure and could ask for a study protocol of your friends if you sought to replicate some of the findings.

Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,

ICOBAR received ….. submissions that underwent a single blind peer review. From the total number, approximately 70% were accepted for oral presentations. As the chair, I sincerely hope there will be fruitful exchange over the next two days.

On this occasion, please allow me to announce the Best Paper Award for three researchers whose papers have been assessed by the ICOBAR Scientific Committee, namely:

1. Laura Christina Luzar – School of Design, BINUS University
   “A Case Study of a Good Waste Management in Daily Life Promotional Tool for Children in the Form of Card Game”
2. Debora Eflina Purba – Faculty of Psychology, Universitas Indonesia
   “Moderating Role of Job Resources in the Work Passion and Job Performance”
3. Liliek Adelina Suhardjono – School of Design, BINUS University
   “Moving the City, Preserving Identity The Curious Case of the City of Kiruna”

Finally, have a good discussion!

Jakarta, 27 June 2019

Dr. Juneman Abraham, S.Psi., M.Si.
Chair ICOBAR 2019

WELCOMING REMARKS
General Chair
BINUS Joint International Conference (BJIC) 2019
The 1^st International Conference on Biospheric Harmony (ICOBAR)

Alam Sutera, 27 June 2019

H.E. Prof. Dr. Ir. Harjanto Prabowo, MM., Rector, BINUS University
H.E. Nelly, S.Kom., MM., Alam Sutera Campus Director, BINUS University
Vice rectors, Directors, Deans, and Professors,

Distinguished keynote speakers,

Mr. Farhan Helmy, CEO/Founder Advanced System Computing, Design and Innovation (ASCODI) Laboratory, Bandung, Indonesia
Prof. Dr. Gary Latham, University of Toronto, Canada
Mr. Fitrian Ardiansyah, Executive Chairman and Founder of IDH (Inisiatif Dagang Hijau) The Sustainable Trade Initiative in Indonesia.

Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,

Let us praise to God the Almighty for His merciful and blessings as we gather here to attend The First International Conference on Biospheric Harmony (ICOBAR) 2019 as part of BINUS Joint International Conference (BJIC) 2019.

This year BJIC consists of 5 international conferences covering many disciplines ranging from sustainability and development, information management, engineering, technology, computer science, business, international relations, social science and humanities, namely:

1. International Conference on Biospheric Harmony (ICOBAR), chaired by Dr. Juneman Abraham, S.Psi., M.Si., is held now in Tangerang, 27 – 28 June 2019;
2. International Conference on Information Management and Technology (ICMTech), chaired by Drs. Suroto Adi, M.Sc., D.M.S, will be held in Bali and Jakarta, 19 – 20 August 2019;
3. International Conference on Computer Science and Computational Intelligence (ICCSCI), chaired by Dr. Derwin Suhartono, S.Kom., M.T.I., will be held in Yogyakarta, 12 – 13 September 2019;
4. International Conference of Business, International Relations, and Diplomacy (ICOBIRD), chaired by Moch. Faisal Karim, S.Sos., M.A., Ph.D, will be held in Jakarta, 9 – 10 October 2019;
5. International Conference on Eco Engineering Development (ICEED), chaired by Dr. Oki Setyandito, S.T., M.Eng., will be held in Solo, 13 – 14 November 2019.

As a continuation of BJIC 2018 which succeeded in collecting 1,227 papers and accepting and presenting 823 papers, this year we aim to increase the number of papers submission, accepted and presented to around one thousand papers. The 1^st ICOBAR, specifically, brings the biospheric harmony concept to capture efforts for living in harmony on earth from multidisciplinary perspective.

The name after the conference underlines the uniqueness, importance and relevancy within the context of industrial revolution 4.0 where people, organism, machine, and its environment live together. Human being as creator of robots, machines, and technologies but then in the same time we live with them and create new future in unique ways. Finally, the challenges include how to manage these relationships for the better quality of our life.

Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen,

This conference is also very special because of our keynote speakers are prominent scholars and professionals from Indonesia and Canada who contribute to the discussion of new insights about biospheric harmony from their perspective as academician, professionals and expert from different fields. This conference shows the bold commitment of BINUS University as world class university that ranked 801-1000 in QS WUR 2020 to continuously produce, share knowledge and foster and empower the society. Therefore, I do appreciate for their contribution to these conferences.

Last but not least, I would like to appreciate all chairpersons of the 5 conferences and committee members who have been working very hard to make this conference possible. I would also like to thank presenters, participants, our reviewers and publishers of the paper presented in the conferences as well as sponsor of this event. I hope you enjoy the conference!

Thank you very much.

Jakarta, 27 June 2019

Prof. Dr. Tirta N. Mursitama, PhD
General Chair BJIC 2019

Event Rundown 

Opening Ceremony – 27 June 2019 – BINUS Alam Sutera Auditorium Floor 5

Presentation Schedule

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27 June 2019

Student Executive Committee – 27 June 2019

Presentation Schedule

28 June 2019

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The time is advanced 30 minutes earlier
anticipating the Muslim Friday Prayer

Student Executive Committee – 28 June 2019

Recommendation for Hotel

• Mercure Serpong Alam Sutera
• Nite and Day Residence Alam Sutera
• Benito Residence

Information Regarding ICOBAR Acceptance Announcement

This conference would serve as a great opportunity for BINUS University in terms of increasing its internationalization profile by hosting an international conference, as well as to support the agenda of boosting the number of Scopus-indexed publication affiliated with the institution. ICOBAR would also serve as the forum to exchange ideas and knowledge-sharing, which could be very useful for BINUS University’s faculty member improvement.

Acceptance Rate : 70% 

Untuk Pemakalah dari Indonesia: Kami mohon maklum atas ikhtiar berkesinambungan dari BINUS University untuk memproses sebaik mungkin artikel rekan-rekan Pemakalah. Dalam proses ini, terdapat hal-hal yang kiranya perlu menjadi catatan bersama kita bahwa:

• Surat Elektronik yang berjudul Acceptance Announcement merupakan e-mail resmi dari ICOBAR dengan domain binus.edu yang berfungsi sebagai hal yang sehari-hari disebut sebagai Surat Penerimaan Artikel atau LoA (Letter of Acceptance). Tidak ada LoA dalam bentuk lain selain surat elektronik tersebut. Registrasi melalui tautan yang disediakan dalam LoA wajib dilakukan. Tanpa registrasi, penjadwalan tidak tersedia. Penjadwalan dari Panitia ICOBAR tidak dapat diganggu gugat.
• BINUS University akan memproses naskah yang telah dalam status diterima (accepted) untuk Presentasi Oral tersebut untuk memperoleh kesempatan untuk dipublikasikan dalam prosiding atau jurnal terindeks Scopus, baik EUDL/EAI atau yang lain.
• Di samping seleksi pada tingkat Scientific Committee, artikel-artikel dalam konferensi yang menerbitkan Prosidingnya melalui Badan Penerbit, pasti menjalani seleksi oleh Badan Penerbit yang bersangkutan. Hal ini berlaku untuk seluruh konferensi internasional yang berlangsung di berbagai kawasan. Hal ini terkait dengan Declaration of Authors butir Kesembilan (NINTH).
• Lebih lanjut, di samping seleksi pada tingkat Badan Penerbit, proses indeksasi Scopus pasti menjalani seleksi oleh Scopus itu sendiri. Hal ini juga terjadi pada seluruh konferensi internasional yang berlangsung di berbagai kawasan yang berkolaborasi untuk mengusahakan prosiding terindeks Scopus. Hal ini terkait dengan Declaration of Authors butir Kesembilan (NINTH).
• Dalam proses seleksi tersebut, baik Badan Penerbit maupun Scopus selalu memiliki diskresi atau kebebasan penuh untuk memutuskan: apakah menerima atau menolak ajuan, serta waktu publikasi dan indeksasinya. Hal ini merupakan sebuah konvensi yang berlaku secara internasional. Hal ini terkait dengan Declaration of Authors butir Kesembilan (NINTH).
• Sejalan dengan Declaration of Authors butir Kesepuluh (TENTH): berbagai media publikasi yang mengakui dirinya terindeks Scopus akan terus diupayakan. Sebuah contoh yang representatif dalam hal ini adalah The 3rd International Conference of Psychotechnology (ICOP 2018) yang merupakan bagian dari The 3rd International Conference on Social Sciences, Laws, Art, and Humanities (ICSSLAH 2018). Dalam tautan ini, dapat diperoleh informasi bahwa 25% dari naskah ICOP 2018 (5-6 September 2018) telah sukses dipublikasikan pada sebuah jurnal terindeks Scopus pada 7 Juni 2019. Sedangkan 75% lainnya terus diproses lebih lanjut oleh BINUS University. Dengan perkataan lain: TIDAK ada penghentian proses untuk artikel-artikel yang belum terpublikasikan dalam medium yang menyatakan dirinya terindeks dalam Scopus. Akan tetapi, indeksasinya di Scopus sepenuhnya bergantung pada Scopus sendiri.
• Jika suatu Badan Penerbit mensyaratkan penandatangan Copyright Transfer Agreement, maka Corresponding Author akan dihubungi. TIDAK semua Badan Penerbit mensyaratkan hal ini.
• ICOBAR TIDAK memiliki kebijakan pengembalian dana (refund). Oleh karena itu, sebelum memutuskan untuk melakukan payment, maka Information Regarding ICOBAR Acceptance Announcement serta Declaration of Authors wajib dicermati dengan seksama.
• Khusus untuk BINUSIAN, sejalan dengan Pedoman Pelaksanaan Penelitian dan Publikasi BINUS University, seluruh dosen tetap yang artikelnya telah diterima untuk Presentasi Oral dan memperoleh Kesempatan Publikasi Scopus, wajib mengisi Formulir Permohonan Pembiayaan Seminar/Jurnal Ilmiah (Request of Funding for Seminar/ Scientific Journal) yang dapat diperoleh dari RC/Research Coordinator yang ada di tingkat Jurusan/Fakultas/School, atau dari RTT (jika tidak memiliki RC). Formulir tersebut wajib dicetak, ditandatangani oleh pihak-pihak terkait, dan dilampirkan dengan email Acceptance Announcement dari icobar[at]binus.edu, untuk dikirimkan kepada RTT BINUS University.
• Seluruh pertanyaan atau permintaan informasi terkait ICOBAR hanya dapat dialamatkan kepada “satu pintu“, yakni melalui surat elektronik icobar[at]binus.edu. Untuk pertanyaan atau permintaan informasi yang TIDAK tercantum pada Information Regarding ICOBAR Acceptance Announcement serta Declaration of Authors akan memperoleh tanggapan.
• Sedangkan, untuk pertanyaan yang sudah tertera pada kedua section tersebut, TIDAK ada pengulangan penjelasan dari icobar[at]binus.edu. Contoh pertanyaan yang sudah ada penjelasannya pada kedua section tersebut adalah pertanyaan tentang media publikasi dan waktu publikasi.
• Seluruh perkembangan terkait publikasi ICOBAR akan dimutakhirkan secara berkelanjutan (apabila ada update) melalui situs web http://bit.ly/icobar2019 atau https://research.binus.ac.id/icobar

Registration Fee

Timeline

Subject Areas

1. The assumption and conception of biospheric harmony
2. Industry 4.0’s technologies contributing to biospheric harmony-based corporate
3. Organizational culture and biospheric harmony management
4. Automation-human symbiosis work systems
5. Impact of Industry 4.0 on energy and resources consumption
6. Biospheric model of harmony-driven business
7. Social impact of Industry 4.0 systems and activities
8. Biospheric harmony maintenance policies/methodologies
9. Employee empowerment affecting companies’ green performance
10. Augmented reality and safety improvement
11. Big data and analytics in forecasting biospheric harmony
12. Biospheric harmony-decision support systems
13. Peaceful project management and financing in sustaining the biosphere
14. International regime and fair trade preserving the biosphere in Industry 4.0 era
15. Biospheric harmony promotion in literature, story-telling, and creative design.

Review Results – 19 May 2019
(Phase 1 & Phase 2 Submissions; Some Phase 3 Submissions)

Review Results – 22 May 2019
(Some Phase 3 Submissions)

How to Revise Your Article

Some information about the article review and revision process:

1. The single blind peer review is applied in the process of reviewing ICOBAR articles. This means the reviewer knows the name of the author, but the author does not know the name of the reviewer.
2. The results of reviews for authors from Indonesia are delivered in Indonesian language so that the results of the review can be accurately understood by authors from Indonesia. However, the revisions made must be in English that meet the correct English grammar. Meanwhile, the results of reviews for non-Indonesian (international) authors are delivered in English.
3. The results of the review are delivered by ICOBAR Committee via email icobar@binus.edu. The e-mail has a Subject in the form of the article title, and the e-mail body/content is the review results.
4. Acceptance or rejection will be decided by ICOBAR Scientific Committee based on the revisions made by the author. As such, the authors cannot assume that the article must have been accepted, unless it has been declared “Accepted” in the Table above.
5. A brief address of this page is: http://bit.ly/icobar2019
6. The revisions deadline for articles listed in the table above: 27-29 May 2019 (not 27 June 2019;  27 June is the Conference day)
7. Articles that have not appeared in the table above are still in the review process.
8. The Corresponding Author must reply the email from icobar@binus.edu by attaching the DECLARATION OF AUTHORS (below), in Word (DOC/DOCX, in text) and PDF (printed, signed and scanned) and also the revision file, in Word (DOC/DOCX).
9. Please follow the Guideline for revision, STRICTLY, in the DECLARATION OF AUTHORS.

DECLARATION OF AUTHORS

On behave of all authors, I, as the corresponding author, herewith declare that:

FIRST, I have made a revision according to the reviewer’s comments and input, as follows:

SECOND, I send a revised file that contains improvements in accordance with the Table above. The file that I send is in Word format (DOC / DOCX), and the FILE NAME of the DOC/DOCX is the latest TITLE of my article. I attach this file to a REPLY EMAIL of the review result email sent by icobar@binus.edu

THIRD, The revision that I do is in accordance with the template (http://………………………………….) –  maximum of 10 pages (including References). The article I have submitted to the conference is original, has been written by the stated authors and has not been previously published.

FOURTH, I fully understand that articles that do not match (STRICTLY) the Template CANNOT be published.

FIFTH, I have confirmed the following:

1. All references must be cited in my article, and CITATION ORDER is SEQUENTIAL [1], [2], [3], [4], ……
2. I do not do text and/or image plagiarism. My article does not infringe any copyright, violate any other intellectual property, privacy or other rights of any person or entity, or contain any libellous or other unlawful matter.
3. I have stated all image sources in the image caption. When taken from the internet, I have included the complete address (full URL) of the image source. If it is a personal document, I have stated it.
4. If Tables taken from a source, the source has been stated in the Table caption.
5. Abstracts have been made in only one paragraph.

SIXTH, I realized that my revised article would be checked for its similarity level by the Scientific Committee, ICOBAR, Bina Nusantara University, using TurnItIn or any other software.

SEVENTH, I have added an Acknowledgment before the Reference section, as follows:

This article has been presented at the 1st International Conference on Biospheric Harmony (ICOBAR), Bina Nusantara University, Alam Sutera Campus, Tangerang, Indonesia, June 27-28, 2019.

EIGHTH, I have added in the Acknowledgment section, the Ministry of Research, Technology, and Higher Education and/or Bina Nusantara University research contract letter number, if the article is the result of research that receives funding from one or more of these institutions.

NINTH, I am fully informed that the publication of the proceedings will takes AT LEAST 9 – 12 months from the conference date. It can be longer than the mentioned dates (more than 12 months) if the queue for publication is long at the Publisher side. Indexation process in Scopus may take some time between 9 – 12 months after the publication.

TENTH, if my article is accepted, I have granted to Bina Nusantara University the exclusive right to publish and reproduce my article, or any part of the article, in print, electronic and all other media, by mentioning the title and the authors of my article.

ATTACHED to My Reply Email to icobar@binus.edu:

1. This Declaration Form (in Word format, DOC/DOCX)
2. This Declaration Form (printed, signed, and scanned, in PDF)
3. The revised article (in Word, DOC/DOCX)

Signature: _______________________________

Full name: _______________________________

Date : _______________________________

Organizing Committee

Scientific Committee

Supported by:
Nationwide University Network in Indonesia (NUNI)