Browsing International Journal of Nanoelectronics and Materials (IJNeaM) by Author "Mardiha, Mokhtar"

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    • Biodegradable materials from combination of egg tray, oil palm empty fruit fiber and paddy straw as sound absorber 

      Masiri, Kaamin; Nur’ain, Idris; Norhayati, Ngadiman; Noorul Hudai, Abdullah; Nur Atika, Ruzelam; Mardiha, Mokhtar; Siti Nooraiin, Mohd Razali; Nor Farah Atiqah, Ahmad; Amirreza, Talaiekhozani (Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP), 2021-08)
      Noise is referred as unwanted sound, that is among the most pervasive pollutants today. Ambient noise could be reduced by using acoustic absorbers. The conventional acoustic absorbers are made from synthetic materials ...

    • Investigation of Pantai Punggur coastal erosion by using UAV Photogrammetry 

      Mohammad Ikhmal, Siddiq; Mohd Effendi, Daud; Masiri, Kaamin; Mardiha, Mokhtar; Amin Shah, Omar; Anh Duong, Nguyen (Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP), 2022-03)
      The shoreline is the line that marks the boundary between water and land. Monitoring and analysing shoreline changes is critical because it provides a greater understanding of the shoreline changes as well as the ...

    • Prediction of coastal erosion/accretion and sediment properties at Batu Pahat coastal area 

      Mardiha, Mokhtar; Mohd Effendi, Daud; Masiri, Kaamin; Nor Baizura, Hamid; Mohamad Azim, Mohammad Azmi; Nur Ellena, Solikhin; Duong, Nguyen Anh (Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP), 2022-03)
      Coastal erosion and accretion may be defined to be natural processes for which predicting the coastal magnitude is essential for a better coastal monitoring. The purpose of this study is to investigate the shoreline ...

    • Unmanned aerial vehicle technology use in visual road inspection at Ft005, Johor Bahru-Melaka 

      Masiri, Kaamin; Saiful Azhar, Ahmad Tajudin; Nor Athirah, Basri; Rosdi, Ab Rahman; Ahmad Hakimi, Mat Nor; Muhammad Azraie, Abdul Kadir; Mardiha, Mokhtar; Luo, Pingping (Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP), 2022-03)
      Visual road inspection is one of the key phases of road maintenance to examine and describe the condition of road infrastructure. The local authority still uses the conventional road inspection method. However, this ...