by admininsteg | Feb 24, 2015 | Antarctic
I am glad to inform you that Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) will be conducting a research mission to Antarctica, from 25th February – 15th March 2015. Six UTM researchers will participate in the mission, from a diverse range of research expertise, including geospatial science and technology, remotelyoperated vehicle (ROV) technology, sports science, and microbiology.
This mission is fully organised by UTM, assisted by staffs from Ocean Expeditions, an Antarctic research vessel operator. Ocean Expeditions is headed by Mr. Ben Wallis, an experienced skipper for the polar regions.
UTM researchers will be conducting several experiments in the areas surrounding the Antarctic peninsula, and collecting soil, sea water and ice samples. This mission is expected to significantly contribute to the high impact research activities currently undergoing at UTM, and we believe will contribute to the societal well being and development of Malaysia towards becoming a knowledgebased nation.
by admininsteg | Feb 23, 2015 | Antarctic
UTM-Antarctic research group was formed in late 2012 and received a research grant for a program entitled ‘Impact of Climate Change on Tropical Antartica Region – A Socio-Ecological Perspective’, lead by INSTeG Director, Prof. Sr. Dr. Mazlan Hashim. This group consists of researchers from the Institute for Geospatial Science & Technology (INSTeG), Sustainability Research Alliance (SRA), Environmental Biotechnology Research Group (EnviBio), Sports Technology Innovation Centre (SITC), Automotive Development Centre (ADC) and Ibnu Sina Institute (IIS). For raising the quality of research, expeditions to Antarctic was designed to collect samples of the latest research and may be used for testing the prototype in an environment of extreme cold at the South Pole. The expedition is scheduled to begin on 26 March to 19 April 2015.
Astrowani : Epkedisi Penyelidik Antartika 2015
This expedition will use the service by a company cruise sailings, Ocean Expeditions Limited which offers special cruise packages for conducting scientific research activities in Antarctica. This expedition includes four research projects, namely Impact of Climate Change on Antarctic-Tropic region, Fundamental Science, Fitness-Science (Physical, Physiological & Psilogical) and Ice Transportation and involves a total of six researchers from UTM.
- Prof. Sr. Dr. Mazlan Bin Hashim -INSTeG
- Prof. Dr.Abdul Hafidz Bin Haji Omar – SITC
- Dr Mohd Nadzri Bin Md Reba – INSTeG
- Dr Mohd Farid Bin Muhamad Said – ADC
- Kamaruzaman Bin Soeed – SITC
- Dr Mohd Firdaus Bin Abd Wahab – EnviBio
Journey to Antartica
by admininsteg | Feb 19, 2015 | Uncategorized
“Remote sensing image fusion: an update in the context of Digital Earth ” published on Vol. 7, issue 2 of the International Journal of Digital Earth has been selected for Free Access in the newly selection of Editor’s Choice, which is now on live in the updated version. Papers in Editor’s Choice are only a small selection for Free Access in a limited period. So if you are interested to download it, now would be the time: http://explore.tandfonline.com/content/est/tjde-editors-choice
by admininsteg | Nov 10, 2014 | Uncategorized
Starting from 2014, INSTeG is one of the Associate Member of Asian Association on Remote Sensing (AARS), together with Canadian as the Chairman, Paris, Germany, Netherlands, United Kingdom, USA, Switzerland and Japan. It is an Asian non-governmental organization established in 1981 dedicated to promote Remote Sensing through exchange of information, mutual cooperation and international understanding and goodwill amongst the member countries of Asia-Pacific Region. AARS is one of the largest organizations in its field with over 29 member countries. The membership of INSTeG as AARS membership has decided by the General Conference (GC) in conjunction with the 35th Asian Conference on Remote Sensing (ACRS 2014) held at Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar from 27- 31, October 2014.
Further information about AARS and membership, please kindly visit http://www.a-a-r-s.org/acrs/.
by admininsteg | May 23, 2013 | Information
INSTeG encourages research students to apply for an internship. We have a large number of very interesting research projects for which we need support.
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Topic Research |
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| Mazlan Hashim |
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Impact of Climate Change on Antarctica-Tropical Region. |
| Prof. Sr. Dr. |
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New algorithms for seagrass mapping and determination of seagrass biomass from satellite |
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remote sensing data for Malaysian coastal waters. |
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Seagrass Biomass from Satellite Remote Sensing. |
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Modeling Spatial and Temporal Methane Emission from Wetlands and Converted Wetland-to-Oil |
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Palm Plantation Using Satellite Remote Sensing Data. |
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Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity in Urban and Peripheral Ecosystems. |
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Development retrieval of variability of water yield using satellite multi-sensor remote sensing data. |
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Ecology Services Mapping: Phase 1. |
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Assessment of Subsurface Infrastructures Condition Using Image-Based Non-Destructive Testing System. |
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| Ab Latif Ibrahim |
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Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System for Streamflow Modeling. |
| Assoc. Prof. Dr. |
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Study on Remote Sensing Data for Tropical Forest Carbon Assessment. |
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| Maged Mahmoud Marghany |
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Space-Based Detection of Wetlands Surface Water Level Changes Using Interferometric Synthetic |
| Assoc. Prof. Dr. |
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Aperture Radar (InSAR). |
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| Mohd Nadzri Md Reba |
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Spatial and Temporal Variations of Biological Production in the Asia-Pacific Marginal Seas. |
| Dr. |
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Study on aerosol optical properties by the synergy of multi space-borne remote sensing and ground-based |
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instrumentations. |
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Design a state-of-the-art data dissemination and analysis for DSS using web and mobile-based platform. |
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| Christine Pohl |
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Suitable image fusion techniques to increase the usability of RazakSAT-2 for mapping applications in the Tropics. |
| Prof. Dr. |
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Oil Palm Plantation Monitoring using Synthetic Aperture Radar. |
