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Panel members for Curriculum Review

I am honored to share that I have been appointed as one of the panel members for the curriculum review of the Diploma Teknologi Geospatial program at Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM).


I am truly excited for the opportunity to contribute my knowledge and experience toward strengthening and enhancing the program, ensuring it remains relevant to current industry trends and future geospatial advancements.

Thank you to UiTM for the trust and confidence. Looking forward to working together with distinguished colleagues and experts in shaping the future of geospatial education in Malaysia!

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First Publication of 2025!

Another publication by one of my students: “Spatial Distribution Patterns of Vehicle-Etching Cases in Johor Bahru, Malaysia.”

This paper explores how spatial statistical analysis was used to identify the distribution patterns of vehicle-etching cases within the Johor Bahru District.

The research applied Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to map out these incidents and uncover whether there were any noticeable trends or “hotspots” across the city — and the results showed that these acts of vandalism aren’t as random as they might seem.

If you’re curious about the methodology, findings, or want to collaborate on something similar, feel free to dive into the full paper or reach out.

https://jagst.utm.my/index.php/jagst/article/view/99

Thanks for reading!