Opini Komunitas Warga Sekitar Tentang Maraknya Pedagang Kaki Lima (PKL) (Studi Deskriptif Analitis Tentang Opini Komunitas Warga Sekitar Pkl – Tamansari, Kepatihan, dan Dalem Kaum – Kota Bandung)

Penelitian dengan judul “Opini komunitas warga sekitar tentang maraknya Pedagang Kaki Lima (PKL)” ini, dilakukan oleh pengajar/dosen tetap Fakultas Ilmu Komunikasi (FIK). Permasalahan penelitian adalah tentang bagaimana opini komunitas warga sekitar PKL mengenai keamanan, ketertiban, ketenangan, Kenyamanan, keindahan, kebersihan, dan keramah-tamahan (7“K”) akibat maraknya PKL. Sasaran strategis dalam penelitian ini adalah komunitas warga di sekitar lingkungan PKL Jalan Kepatihan, Dalem Kaum, dan Tamansari.Tujuan penelitian adalah untuk mengetahui, mengkaji, dan menganalisis faktor 7“K” yang dirasakan komunitas warga sekitar, akibat maraknya PKL, sehingga tanggapan yang diekspresikan mereka dapat menjadi masukan bagi Humas Pemerintah Kota Bandung dalam upaya mensosialisasikan kebijakan pemerintah tentang PKL khususnya dalam merumuskan konsep community relations berkaitan dengan 7 “K” yang dirasakan oleh komunitas warga sekitar terhadap maraknya PKL tersebut. Kesimpulan hasil penelitian ini adalah: pada umumnya opini komunitas warga sekitar terhadap maraknya PKL, dilihat dari faktor 7“K” sangatlah bervariasi di antara opini positif dan negatif, Dalam arti, untuk responden tertentu penilaiannya sangat relatif tergantung dari persepsi masing-masing dan atas dasar pengalaman masing-masing dengan para PKL tersebut. Dengan demikian tidak sepenuhnya berada pada kecenderungan tertentu yang bersifat negatif atau positif. Oleh karena itu dari opini tersebut selanjutnya dapat berkembang untuk diyakini tentang adanya kemungkinan di antara kedua belah pihak saling membina hubungan, dan pemerintah memfasilitasi hubungan tersebut dalam kebijakan-kebijakannya

Additional file 9: Figure S6. of Long-term microfluidic tracking of coccoid cyanobacterial cells reveals robust control of division timing

Growth behavior is similar across all chambers in light-dark cycle experiment. (a) Total growth in different chambers under light-dark cycles. Substantial growth is observed during illuminated periods across all microfluidic chambers. In the dark, minimal growth is detected. (b) Residual errors (gray, with mean shown in black) of exponential fits to lineage growth curves during the illumination periods L1 and L2 of Fig. 3a. (PDF 366 kb

Additional file 4: Figure S4. of Rapid, precise quantification of bacterial cellular dimensions across a genomic-scale knockout library

Morphological analysis of the Keio collection reveals correlations between cell width and intracellular width variability. Contours from cells from each Keio deletion strain were extracted from images acquired from the NBRP repository and used to compute the mean width and width profile across each cell. For each cell, we then computed the standard deviation of the width profile divided by the mean width to obtain the intracellular width variability. White circles and error bars were obtained by binning strains by mean width; blue lines are the fit to binned averages. R is Pearson’s correlation coefficient; p-value was computed with Student’s t-test. (PDF 111 kb

Additional file 6: Table S1. of Rapid, precise quantification of bacterial cellular dimensions across a genomic-scale knockout library

Conditions in chemical genomics screen from [29] that exhibit negative correlation between mean cell width and S-score with p-value less than 0.000154 (Bonferroni multiple-hypothesis correction to p < 0.05 across 324 conditions; see Methods). Table S2. Conditions in chemical genomics screen from [29] that exhibit positive correlation between mean cell width and S-score with p-value less than 0.000154 (Bonferroni multiple-hypothesis correction to p < 0.05 across 324 conditions; see Methods). Table S3. Pairs of COGs and conditions in chemical genomics screen from [29] that exhibit correlations between mean cell width and S-scores with p-value less than 0.000154 (Bonferroni multiple-hypothesis correction to p < 0.05 across 324 conditions; see Methods). *: description from [29] and generously provided by Athanasios Typas. Table S4. Pairs of COGs and conditions in chemical genomics screen from [29] that exhibit correlations between mean cell length and S-scores with p-value less than 0.000154 (Bonferroni multiple-hypothesis correction to p < 0.05 across 324 conditions; see Methods). *: description from [29] and generously provided by Athanasios Typas. (DOCX 101 kb