Open Conference

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This is an open source software for Open Conference that you can use to manage conference submission and reviewing by the referees. website: https://pkp.sfu.ca/ocs/ download link: https://pkp.sfu.ca/ocs/ocs_download/ System Requirements You will need, installed on your Web server: PHP: >= 4.2.x (including PHP 5.x); Microsoft IIS requires PHP 5.x MySQL: >= 3.23.23 (including MySQL 4.x) or PostgreSQL 7.1 (including PostgreSQL 8.x) Apache: >= 1.3.2x or >= 2.0.4x or Microsoft IIS 6 Operating system: Any OS that supports the above software, including Linux, BSD, Solaris, Mac OS X, Windows.  

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Taking care notebook’s battery

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Typically, all notebook batteries are built to handle a certain number of usage cycles, around 500, and often more. Each cycle of use decreases the battery’s capacity, so the less you drain it, the longer it’ll last. If you leave your battery plugged in for long time it will cause heating issue. Letting a battery charge to 100 percent all the time does tend to wear the battery out more quickly, while letting it fall too lower in the other direction too often can also be bad news. The happy middle ground is, according to Battery University funder and Cadex Electronics

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The best rechargeable battery size AA

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According to metaefficient.com the best rechargeable AA batteries: The best energy capacity (2550 mAh) — get the Eneloop Pro The maximum recharge capacity (2100 times) — get the 4th Generation Panasonic Eneloops To save some money and don’t mind a little less performance from your batteries — get the Imedion by Maha I’m using Eneloop by Panasonic (code BK-3MCCE) 1.2V 1900mAh. The price is RM41.00 for 2 batteries. You can use it for maximum 1500 times of recharging.

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Agent-Based Modeling (ABM)

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Conceptually, in ABM you give instructions to virtual agents that allow the agents to interact. Agents can be animals, tanks, parcels, delivery trucks, or any discrete object. From the resulting decisions and actions of the agents, patterns are created in space and time. Unlike many other modeling techniques that quantify and then re-create the patterns, agent-based models explore the causes of the patterns; the patterns are emergent properties from the individual decisions of the agents. Agent-based modeling, combined with spatial data, allows you to address a wide array of problems such as the following: Developing corridor connectivity networks for wildlife movement

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MIF Coordinate Conversion Tool

Malaysia MIF Format Coordinate Conversion Tool

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By Shahabuddin Amerudin A Valuable Tool for Geospatial Data Conversion The MIF Coordinate Conversion 2001 tool has proven to be invaluable for geospatial professionals working with MapInfo data in MIF format. This application enables seamless conversion between various coordinate systems, including WGS84, RSO and  State Cassini. The conversions are executed with exceptional precision, ensuring accurate and reliable results. A History of Development and Use Originally developed in Microsoft Visual Basic Version 6 in the late 1990s, this tool has undergone continuous improvements over the years to enhance its functionality and performance. Its significance was particularly evident during my academic pursuits at UTM, where it played a crucial role

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How do Editors look at your paper

By • • Jurnal, Knowledge, Public, Teaching • 1 minute of reading

When you are doing research you are primarily focused on your hypothesis, methods, test results and research outcome. You are an expert in your research field and are very aware of what others are researching and publishing too. But the actual art of getting your own paper ready for publication requires quite some expertise and a great deal of serious attention and preparation. Please join us for the online lecture: Presentation: Valuable points to take in when you choose a journal and submit your paper Q&A session: with Elsevier’s Executive Publisher Jaap van Harten Moderator: Gwendolyn Holstege, Researcher Relations Manager

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