Tag Archives: geospatial

GIS Training Camp 1 2025 Site Visit

Last week I went to Teluk Gorek, Mersing to visit 2nd year students of Geoinformatics that are currently doing their GIS Training Camp 1.

This time GIS Training Camp 1 was held in Telok Gorek, Mersing. With a total number of 48 students. They collected all the data for the resort and later will be processed and stored in a geospatial database.

I hope this experience will help them facing the real world problems and able to provide solutions related to issues they’ll face later.

#geoinformatics #sbegh #GIS #GISbootcamp #GIStrainingcamp

Master Project Proposal Defend

I’m grateful to become one of the panels for Master of Science in Geoinformatics this semester with Dr Suzanna Noor Azmy and Prof Dr Anuar Ahmad

All the students’projects are really interesting and hopefully students will gain some insight and information to help their projects grow and be improvised later

Hope to hear good news from all of them later!

#geoinformatics #MSc #masterproject #MBEO

Standard Committee

Honoured to contribute as part of the working group for the review of MS1759: Geographic Information — Feature Catalogue.

Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to participate in a review workshop held in February 2025, organised under the Department of Standards Malaysia. The session brought together experts and practitioners to refine and strengthen this important national standard.

I hope this small contribution helps support the geospatial community in Malaysia — and benefits the wider public through improved geospatial data practices and interoperability.

Thank you to the organisers and fellow working group members for the meaningful discussions and collaboration.

hashtag#MS1759 hashtag#GeospatialStandards hashtag#FeatureCatalogue hashtag#GISMalaysia hashtag#StandardDevelopment hashtag#Geoinformatics

New Teaching and Learning Books

I’m pleased to share that one of my writings has been published in the recently released book “Best Practices of Research-Led Teaching” by UTM CDeX, launched in early 2025.

My chapter, titled “GIS and RS Applications,” highlights how I incorporate a research-tutored approach in the classroom — guiding students through real research content and methods to develop deeper understanding and skills in geospatial analysis.

This work reflects my continued commitment to bridging research and teaching — ensuring students are not only learning about research, but actively learning through it.

Thank you to UTM CDeX for the opportunity, and to all colleagues and students who have contributed to this meaningful journey.

hashtag#ResearchLedTeaching hashtag#GIS hashtag#RemoteSensing hashtag#HigherEducation hashtag#UTMCDeX hashtag#TeachingInnovation