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PROGRAMME BOOK

ISMI – ICTAS 2018

Kuala Lumpur

International Seminar on Mathematics in Industry

&

International Conference on Theoretical and Applied

Statistics

4 – 6 September 2018

ISMI – ICTAS18

CONTENTS

PAGE

Foreword 1Message 2Plenary Speaker 3Keynote Session I 4Keynote Session II 5Invited Speakers 6Programme Schedule 7

Tuesday – September 4, 2018 7

Wednesday – September 5, 2018 8

Thursday – September 6, 2018 9Parallel Presentation Schedule 10

Tuesday – September 4, 2018 10

Dewan Seminar 11

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BK 3 16

BK 6 18

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Wednesday – September 5, 2018 22

Dewan Seminar 23

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BK 3 25

BK 6 26

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Thursday – September 6, 2018 28

Dewan Seminar 29

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Problem I 40Problem II 41Problem III 42

Organizing Committee 43Acknowledgements 46Maps 47Sponsors 49Notes 50

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FOREWORD: Vice-Chancellor, UTM

Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

The role of mathematical sciences has undeniably become more crucial todayparticularly when the fourth industrial revolution is well under way, resulting inemerging technologies that is shifting the nature of work globally.

At Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) we have always promoted the importanceof mathematical sciences in teaching and research, together with externalcollaborations with industries and community. In recent years, we have achievedmany successes in terms of applications in mathematical sciences throughconsultancies, research and development with our partners. These externalcollaborations are significant not only for the sake of continuous excellence forhigher education, but most importantly to produce graduates who are industry-ready to face challenges of the future.

Recently, UTM has embarked on its 4th generation Academic Transformationthrough UTM Synergy 4.0. In line with the developments of Malaysia 21st CenturyHigher Education and the Fourth Industrial Revolution, UTM Synergy 4.0 createsan ecosystem whereby diverse disciplines and functions are provided a unifiedplatform to seamlessly, efficiently and sustainably collaborate in academic andresearch. This strategy is a critical enabler for UTM to achieve excellence andsustainability, amongst others for a more effective external & global engagementwith driving industries and communities.

This joint conference, the International Seminar on Mathematics in Industry (ISMI)and the International Conference on Theoretical and Applied Statistics (ICTAS)between UTM and Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (ITS), Indonesia is atestament of strong cooperation between Malaysia and Indonesia. I sincerelyapplaud the concerted effort by the Centre for Industrial & Applied Mathematics(UTM-CIAM) and its co-organizers for organizing this international conference. I dohope this conference will accomplish its objectives and be a great success. To alldelegates and participants, I wish you all a rewarding and fruitful conference.

Thank you.

YBhg. Prof. Dato’ IR. Dr. Wahid Bin OmarVice–Chancellor, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia

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MESSAGE: Chair, ISMI-ICTAS 2018

Assalamualaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh

Welcome to The International Seminar on Mathematics in Industry (ISMI) andthe International Conference on Theoretical and Applied Statistics (ICTAS), ISMI-ICTAS18 at UTM Kuala Lumpur.

The International Seminar on Mathematics in Industry (ISMI) has established itselfas an excellent platform for mathematical scientists and industry practitioners toshare their experiences in handling real industrial problems through mathematicalideas for the past few years. The first ISMI was held in 2013. Since then, closerties between mathematical scientists and industry partners in Malaysia havebeen forged through various successful project collaborations. This year marksa special year as Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) the host of ISMI strengthensthe tradition of conference excellence by joining forces with another conferenceseries, the International Conference on Theoretical and Applied Statistics (ICTAS).

The theme of ISMI–ICTAS 2018 is STEM Harnesses 4th Industrial Revolution(4IR) Challenges & Opportunities. This conference includes lectures, researchpaper presentations and a pre-conference workshop on Finite Difference Method.A special feature of this conference is the Malaysian Mathematics In IndustryWorkshop (MMIW2018). This is a special engagement session where participantsare given the opportunity to work on real industrial problems shared by industriesusing diverse mathematical approaches. Among the delegates at ISMI–ICTAS 2018are some of the world’s leading experts in the field. We are delighted to welcomeour Plenary speaker: from the University of Oxford, Professor Peter Grinrod, theDirector of the Oxford-Emirates Data Science Lab. It is also a pleasure to welcomeour Keynote speakers: Professor Dr. Nur Iriawan, from Institut Teknologi SepuluhNopember (ITS), Indonesia; Professor Dr. Mohd Salmi Md. Noorani from UniversitiKebangsaan Malaysia; Dr. Dzaharudin Mansor from Microsoft Malaysia and Dr.Chan Tuck Leong from Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS).

This conference is the result of dedicated work especially from the local organizingteam and collaborators. We would also like to express our gratitude to ourDiamond sponsor, Perunding IRZI Sdn Bhd and other sponsors for their generouscontributions. Finally, the conference would not be possible without the excellentpapers contributed by authors. We thank all the authors for their contributions andtheir participation at ISMI-ICTAS 2018! We hope you enjoy not only the intellectualstimulation of the conference, but also the chance to visit some of Kuala Lumpur’sspecial attractions and shopping haven. Thank you.

Dr. Arifah BaharChair, ISMI–ICTAS 2018

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PLENARY SPEAKER

Essential Mathematical Contributions To TheDigital Economy

PROF. DR. PETER GRINROD CBE

DirectorOxford–Emirates Data Science Lab

Mathematical InstituteUniversity of Oxford

We will consider a range of issues and problems arising within thegrowing digital economy and indicate how mathematical sciencescan make a large and critical contribution. In particular companieshave the strategic opportunity to "pivot", and make a digitaltransformation, using their customer and citizen data resourcesto build next generation products and services. The alternativeis that the companies carry on, squeezing out incrementalimprovements within their present paradigm, until some game-changing or "black swan" event arrives that threatens theirbusiness. Hence radical, game-changing, mathematical ideas andmethods are now essential for their futures.

In this lecture we will look at some examples of how mathematicalideas may underpin analytics that is highly differentiating forthose companies that adopt them. This includes exploitationof open "transparent", mathematical ideas (dynamics, stability,networks, inference, algebra), the challenge in employing blackbox methods in highly regulated environments, as well at theprofessionalisation of data science itself (modes of working andcodes of conduct). We will also look at some problems withinthe public sector arising within security and defence. Again thedata deluge and social media offer opportunities that in turn drivereproach within the mathematical sciences.


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KEYNOTE SESSION I

STEM Harnesses 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR)Challenges & Opportunities

Academic & Industry Perspectives

This session provides a platform for experts from the academic andindustries to share their views and thoughts on utilizing differentaspects of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM)in facing the challenges and opportunities of 4IR

MD NOORANI FAScPROF. DR. MOHD SALMI

Professor of MathematicsSchool of Mathematical SciencesFaculty of Science & TechnologyUniversiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

DR. DZAHARUDIN MANSORNational Technology Officer

Microsoft (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd.

IR. DR. CHAN TUCK LEONGHead of Project Steering

Digital AcceleratorPETRONAS


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KEYNOTE SESSION II

In Bayesian: All About Hierarchical Modelling

PROF. DR. NUR IRIAWAN

Professor of StatisticsDepartment of Statistics

Faculty of Mathematics, Computation &Data Sciences

Institut Teknologi Sepuluh NopemberSurabaya, Indonesia

There are two types of hierarchical modeling in Bayesian; i.e.purely a hierarchical model and a structurally hierarchical casesmodel. The first model is due to the Bayesian formula whichincludes the prior distribution set as the one level hierarchy modelto characterize the pattern of data to be modeled. The secondmodel is due to the data structure to be modeled already inthe hierarchical form, and the model, therefore, is compulsoryto be hierarchical. Data structural phenomena in the realcases are almost always happening in the hierarchical form.Bayesian hierarchical modeling provides a theoretical frameworkfor formalizing an inference for a set of parameters of the modelthat are shared across a level of these structural data. Thismodeling will be able to provide a way to easily understand thework of the hierarchical algorithm which is operated as a levelingstructurally data procedure, as well as an opportunity to makeuse of computational strategies for efficient statistical inferencein each hierarchy. This approach will be demonstrated in someexamples of modeling, i.e. in such of distributional estimation andinference and in the generalized linear modeling, including themixture modeling and the hierarchical mixture modeling.


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INVITED SPEAKERS

NO SPEAKERS ID

1 Agnes Tuti Rumiati, Dr. ID134

2 Agus Suharsono, Assoc. Prof. Dr ID121

3 Ali Hassan Mohamed Murid, Assoc. Prof. Dr ID147

4 Budi Warsito, Dr. ID038

5 Dedy Dwi Pratyo, Dr. ID068

6 Endah Rochmati Merdika Putri, Dr. ID120

7 Fadhilah Yusof, Assoc. Prof. Dr. ID153

8 Fuaada Mohd Siam, Dr. ID146

9 Habshah Midi, Prof. Dr. ID155

10 Hizir Sofyan, Assoc. Prof. Dr. ID 151

11 Ibrahim Mohamed, Prof. Dr. ID131

12 Irhamah, Dr. ID109

13 Ismaini Zain, Dr. ID128

14 Jerry Dwi Trijoyo Purnomo, Dr. ID132

15 Kartika Fithriasari, Dr. ID122

16 Meng-Hock Koh, Dr. ID008

17 Muhafzan, Prof. Dr. ID142

18 Nur Arina Bazilah Aziz, Dr. ID154

19 Purhadi, Assoc. Prof. Dr. ID064

20 R. Mohamad Atok, Dr. ID071

21 Santi Puteri Rahayu, Dr. ID086

22 Santi Wulan Purnami, Dr. ID056

23 Setiawan, Dr. ID136

24 Sharidan Shafie, Assoc. Prof. Dr. ID150

25 Sri Wahyuningsih, Assoc. Prof. Dr. ID152

26 Suhartono, Dr. ID097

27 Sutikno, Dr. ID035


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Tuesday – September 4, 2018PROGRAMME SCHEDULE

TIME PROGRAMME VENUE

0800 – 0830 Registration Dewan Seminar

0830 – 0845 Welcoming Remarks Dewan Seminar

0845 – 1000 Session 1Parallel

BK 14BK 6BK 3BK 2

Dewan Seminar

1000 – 1030 Refreshment Ilmuan 3Bilik


BK 14BK 6BK 3BK 2

Dewan Seminar

1135 – 1220 Plenary Speaker Dewan Seminar

1220 – 1300Opening Ceremony

& Photo SessionDewan Seminar

1300 – 1430 Lunch Break Ilmuan 3Bilik


BK 14BK 6BK 3BK 2

Dewan Seminar


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Wednesday – September 5, 2018PROGRAMME SCHEDULE


0830 – 1030 in Industry Workshop 2018Malaysian Mathematics

Dewan Seminar


1050 – 1300 in Industry Workshop 2018Malaysian Mathematics

Dewan Seminar

1300 – 1400 Lunch Break Ilmuan 3Bilik


BK 14BK 6BK 3BK 2

Dewan Seminar

1515 – 1700 Keynote Session 1 Dewan Seminar

1715 – 1900 Hi-Tea Scholar’s HotelThe Regency


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Thursday – September 6, 2018PROGRAMME SCHEDULE



BK 14BK 6BK 3BK 2

Dewan Seminar


1020 – 1105 Keynote Session 2 Dewan Seminar


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Dewan Seminar

1215 – 1230 Closing Ceremony Dewan Seminar

1230 Lunch Break Ilmuan 3Bilik

NOTES:Speakers marked with (C) will chair the session.

NOTATION: INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCEThis abbreviation will be used in the next Parallel Presentation Schedule• TRANS – TRANSPORTATION • ENV – ENVIRONMENT• MAN – MANUFACTURING • AGRI – AGRICULTURE


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Tuesday – September 4, 2018PARALLEL PRESENTATION SCHEDULE

TIME PROGRAMME SCHEDULE (VENUE)

0800 – 0830 REGISTRATION (Dewan Seminar, DS)

0830 – 0845 WELCOMING REMARKS (Dewan Seminar, DS)

Parallel OTHERS TRANS MAN MEDICAL MEDICALSession 1 DS BK 2 BK 3 BK 6 BK 14

0845 – 0900 ID065 (C) ID039 (C) ID031 (C) ID025 (C) ID006 (C)0900 – 0915 ID070 ID138 ID053 ID037 ID0070915 – 0930 ID073 ID043 ID057 ID062 ID0520930 – 0945 ID074 ID1230945 – 1000 ID079

1015 – 1030 REFRESHMENT (Bilik Ilmuan 3)

Parallel SOCIAL FINANCE FINANCE ENV MEDICALSession 2 DS BK 2 BK 3 BK 6 BK 14

1030 – 1050 ID109 (C) ID086 (C) ID120 (C) ID150 (C) ID056 (C)1050 – 1105 ID111 ID032 ID091 ID081 ID0051105 – 1120 ID072 ID105 ID019 ID100

1135 – 1220 PLENARY SPEAKER (Dewan Seminar, DS)

1220 – 1300OPENING CEREMONY & PHOTO SESSION

(Dewan Seminar, DS)

1300 – 1430 LUNCH BREAK (Bilik Ilmuan 3)

Parallel OTHERS FINANCE SOCIAL ENV MEDICALSession 3 DS BK 2 BK 3 BK 6 BK 14

1430 – 1450 ID122 (C) ID068 (C) ID010 (C) ID153 (C) ID132 (C)1450 – 1505 ID090 ID048 ID092 ID015 ID0231505 – 1520 ID088 ID078 ID106 ID029 ID0421520 – 1535 ID089 ID126 ID156 ID098

OTHERS ENV MAN MEDICAL

1545 – 1605 ID151 (C) ID131 (C) ID050 (C) ID146 (C)1605 – 1620 ID084 ID012 ID020 ID1371620 – 1635 ID036 ID013 ID157 ID0991635 – 1650 ID014


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PARALLEL PRESENTATION SCHEDULE

Tuesday – September 4, 2018 Dewan Seminar

TIME ID NO. SPEAKER TITLE

PARALLELSESSION 1

INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCE – OTHERS

0845 – 0900 ID065

On the Classification Boosting inSinta Septi Multiclass Imbalanced Data (CasePangastuti Study: The Acceptance of Bidikmisi

Scholarship 2017 in East Java).

0900 – 0915 ID070

On the Comparison of Deep Learning

NitaNeural Network and Binary Logistic

CahyaniRegression for Classifying theAcceptance Status of BidikmisiScholarship Applicants In East Java.

0915 – 0930 ID073

Miftakhul MRI-Based Brain Tumor SegmentationArdi Using Modified Stable Student–t

Ikhwanus Burr (MSTBurr) Mixture Model WithSafa Bayesian Approach.

0930 – 0945 ID074

Miftakhul Fernandez-Steel Skew NormalIlmi (FSSN) Mixture Model Using Bayesian

Dinul Approach for MRI-Based Brain TumorIslamiyah Segmentation.

0945 – 1000 ID079

On the Optimum MRI-Based Brain

NurdiantoImage Segmentation with Spatially

ZaenurdinConstrained Gaussian Mixture ModelUsing Reversible Jump Markov ChainMonte Carlo.


PARALLELSESSION 2

INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCE – SOCIAL

1030 – 1050 ID109 IrhamahGenetic Algorithm for Feature Selectionin Text Clustering.

1050 – 1105 ID111Nurul Hafawati

New Three Term Conjugate GradientFadhilah

Method with Exact Line Search.Hussian


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Tuesday – September 4, 2018 Dewan Seminar


1135 – 1220 PLENARY SESSION (Dewan Seminar, DS)

1220 – 1300 OPENING CEREMONY & PHOTO SESSION (Dewan Seminar, DS)


PARALLELSESSION 3


1430 – 1450 ID122Kartika Deep Learning For Sentiment

Fithriasari Analysis.

1450 – 1505 ID090

Better Bootstrap Confidence IntervalsElmanani for Parameter Estimators of KrigingSimamora Model Based on Semiparametric

Bootstrapping.

1505 – 1520 ID088

Multivariate Time Series ForecastingNovri using Hybrid Vector Autoregressive

Suhermi – Neural Network for CoupledRoll–Sway–Yaw Motions Prediction.

1520 – 1535 ID089Wiwik

Stock Daily Price Regime Model

PrihartantiDetection Using Markov SwitchingModel.

1545 – 1605 ID151 SofyanHizir The use of RWikiStat for Fuzzy

Learning System using AndroidSoftware.

1605 – 1620 ID084 ReyhanaZakya Linking Twitter Sentiment Knowledge

with Infrastructure Development byText Mining.

1620 – 1635 ID036Dedy Dwi Logistic Regression EnsemblePrastyo (Lorens) Applied to Drug Discovery.


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Tuesday – September 4, 2018 BK 2


PARALLELSESSION 1

INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCE – TRANSPORTATION

0845 – 0900 ID039Khairil Bariyyah Scholarship Selection Using A

Hassan Hybrid Fuzzy TOPSIS.

0900 – 0915 ID138 Nur ’Anisa’Kartika Temperature and Humidity Forecast

via Univariate Partial Least Squareand Principal Component Analysis.

0915 – 0930 ID043

The Role of TransportationAbdul Infrastructure in Central JavaKarim Indonesia Regional Economic Growth:

A Spatial Durbin Model Approach.


PARALLELSESSION 2

INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCE – FINANCE

1030 – 1050 ID086RahayuPuteriSanti

The Performance of Kernel LogisticRegression and Regularized LogisticRegression using Truncated Newtonon Imbalanced ClassificationProblem.

1050 – 1105 ID032Alhassan

GimbaBaba The Evaluation Hybrid of ARIMA,

Combined Forecast and GARCHModel in Forecasting Tax Revenuein Nigeria.

1105 – 1125 ID072 AtokR. Mohamad Modifying Product and Marketing

Strategy to Keep Sustainability ofBatik Surabaya.


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PARALLELSESSION 3


1430 – 1450 ID068

Micro and Macro Determinants of

Dedy DwiDelisting and Liquidity in

PrastyoIndonesian Stock Market: A TimeDependent Covariate of SurvivalCox Model Approach.

1450 – 1505 ID048Gazali

MunawirMuhammad VARX and GSTARX Models for

Forecasting Currency Inflow andOutflow with Multiple CalendarVariations Effect.

1505 – 1520 ID078Solichah

NurulSiti Azizah

Gaussian Mixture Model withExpectation Maximization forMRI-Based Segmentation to Build3 Dimension Image on BrainTumor Area.

1520 – 1535 ID126Yoyok Probabilistic Approach for FailureSetyo Mechanism of Offshore Structures

Hadiwidodo Subjected To Ship Collision.

INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCE – ENVIRONMENT

1545 – 1605 ID131Ibrahim A New Test of Discordancy in

Mohamed Cylindrical Data.

1605 – 1620 ID012Aaishah Modelling Number of Asthma CasesRadziah in Johor Bahru by Poisson

Jamaludin INGARCH.

1620 – 1635 ID013 MoslimNor Hafizah Understand the Pattern of Wind

Direction in Malaysia.


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1635 – 1650 ID014ZulkefliIzzah

Nor Atirah Fast and Robust ParameterEstimation in the Application ofFuzzy Logistic Equations inPopulation Growth.


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PARALLELSESSION 1

INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCE – MANUFACTURING

0845 – 0900 ID031 Abdul HalimNurul Nadiah Single-machine-based Integrated

Production Preventive MaintenanceScheduling: A Simheuristic Approach.

0900 – 0915 ID053

Multivariate T2 Control Chart Based onMuhammad James-Stain and Successive Difference

Ahsan Covariance Matrix Estimators forIntrusion Detection.

0915 – 0930 ID057

Multivariate CUSUM Control ChartHidayatul Based on The Residual of MultioutputKhusna Least Square SVR for Monitoring

Water Quality.

0930 – 0945 ID123

Numerical Simulation of FluidAmirul Flow Around Circular Cylinder andHakam Three Passive Control Modifications to

Reduce Drag Coefficient at Re = 500.


PARALLELSESSION 2


1030 – 1050 ID120 RM PutriEndah An Analytic Valuation of A Deposit

Insurance.

1050 – 1105 ID091Sumaira An Approximate Solution of FractionalYousuf Kolmogrov–Petrovskii–PiskunovKhan Equations.

1105 – 1125 ID105Admi Generalized Interval–ValuedNazra Intuitionistic Hesitant Fuzzy Soft Set.


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PARALLELSESSION 3


1430 – 1450 ID010 Mohd NorSiti Rohani Stochastic Mortality Model in

a State-Space Framework.

1450 – 1505 ID092Saidah Text Mining for Identifying andZahrotul Visualizing Topics of Citizen OpinionJannah in Media Centre Surabaya.

1505 – 1520 ID106 WulandariRini

Comparing Structural EquationModelling with Robust Covariances,Asymtotic Distribution FreeEstimator, and Generalized LeastSquare Methods.

INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCE – MANUFACTURING

1545 – 1605 ID050Isnandar Performance Analysis of M/C3/1Slamet Queues: An LPC Approach.

1605 – 1620 ID020Izani

HaseelaSiti Nur Thermal Radiation Effects on

Magnetohydrodynamics DustyNon-Newtonian Flow Past anExponentially Stretching Sheet.

1620 – 1635 ID157NazariLiyana

Nur Heat and Mass Transfer ofMagnetohydrodynamics (MHD)Boundary Layer Flow usingHomotopy Analysis Method.


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PARALLELSESSION 1

INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCE – MEDICAL

0845 – 0900 ID025 AwangNor Aziran Tumour-Immune Interaction Model

with Cell Cycle Effects includingG0 Phase.

0900 – 0915 ID037

Ensemble Support Vector MachineNur Silviyah by Random Undersampling For DNA

Rahmi Microarray Classification to OvercomeMulticlass Imbalanced Data.

0915 – 0930 ID062 OktarinSella Aji Parameter Estimation on Bivariate

Poisson Conditional RegressionModels.


PARALLELSESSION 2


1030 – 1050 ID150 ShafieSharidan G–Jitter Induced Mixed Convection

Flow of Casson Fluid with thePresence of Metallic Nanoparticles.

1050 – 1105 ID081

Wind Speed Forecasting UsingIndah Generalized Autoregressive Conditional

Fahmiyah Heteroscedasticity Model Optimizedby Genetic Algorithm.

1105 – 1125 ID019

Mixed Convection Boundary LayerWan Rukaida Flow of Viscoelastic NanofluidWan Abdullah Past a Sphere with Constant

Wall Temperature.


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PARALLELSESSION 3


1430 – 1450 ID153 YusofFadhilah A Hybrid Multivariate Time Series

Model in Forecasting MeteorologicalData.

1450 – 1505 ID015Nor Afifah Multiscale Boundary Element

Hanim Zulkefli Method for Acoustic Wave Model.

1505 – 1520 ID029Alfa Mohammed A Hybrid Wavelet-ARIMA Model for

Salisu SPI Drought Forecasting.

1520 – 1535 ID156Vincent Transcritical Flow Over a BumpDaniel Using Forced Korteweg–de VriesDavid (fKdV) Equation.


1545 – 1605 ID146 Mohd SiamFuaada

Mechanistic Model of Radiation–Induced Bystander Effects UsingStructured Cells PopulationApproach.

1605 – 1620 ID137 PramanaSetia A Comparative Assessment of

Classification Methods forRNA–Seq Data.

1620 – 1635 ID099 PertiwiViolita

Microarray Classification ofProstate Cancer Using HybridSupport Vector Machine – GeneticAlgorithm (SVM-GA).


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PARALLELSESSION 1


0845 – 0900 ID006Nur Azura Two-Dimensional Signal Transduction

Noor Azhuan During the Formation of Invadopodia.

0900 – 0915 ID007 JuhanNurliyana Identifying Risk Factors for Female

Cardiovascular Disease Patients inMalaysia: A Bayesian Approach.

0915 – 0930 ID052

Bayesian Approach on Mixture PoissonNur Model for Analysing Spatial Point

Iriawan Pattern of Primary Health Centres inSurabaya.


PARALLELSESSION 2


1030 – 1050 ID056

Boosting-Ensemble Support VectorSanti Machine: Alternative ClassificationWulan Algorithm for Handling High

Purnami Dimensional and Imbalanced inMicroarray Data.

1050 – 1105 ID005 RashidHamizah Parameter Estimation for a Model

of Ionizing Radiation Effects on Cellsin Different Cell Cycle Phase.

1105 – 1125 ID100 FaiqohElok

Genetic Algorithm for FeatureSelection and Parameter Optimizationin Fuzzy Support Vector Machine:Case of Colon Cancer MicroarrayClassification.


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PARALLELSESSION 3


1430 – 1450 ID132Jerry Dwi A Modified Model–Selection Criteria

Trijoyo in Generalized Estimating EquationPurnomo for Latent Class Regression Model.

1450 – 1505 ID023

Hartmann and Reynolds NumberNorliza Effects into the Newtonian Blood

Mohd Zain Flow of a Bifurcated Artery with anOverlapping Stenosis.

1505 – 1520 ID042 Mohd ArifAzuraini Parameter Estimation in Replicated

Linear Functional RelationshipModel in the Presence Of Outliers.

1520 – 1535 ID098IrfandiPrastya

Yoga Comparison of NonparametricClassification approaches forEpileptic Seizure Detection basedon Elecroencephalogram Signal.


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Wednesday – September 5, 2018PARALLEL PRESENTATION SCHEDULE


0830 – 1030Malaysian Mathematics in Industry Workshop 2018

(Dewan Seminar, DS)


1050 – 1300 Malaysian Mathematics in Industry Workshop 2018(Dewan Seminar, DS)


Parallel FINANCE TRANS SOCIAL ENV ENVSession 4 DS BK 2 BK 3 BK 6 BK 14

1400 – 1420 ID071 (C) ID035 (C) ID136 (C) ID038 (C) ID134 (C)1420 – 1435 ID087 ID034 ID022 ID011 ID0751435 – 1450 ID069 ID030 ID101 ID108 ID1121450 – 1505 ID114 ID124

1515 – 1700 KEYNOTE SESSION 1 (Dewan Seminar, DS)

1715 – 1900 HI-TEA (The Regency Scholar’s Hotel)


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Wednesday – September 5, 2018 Dewan Seminar


PARALLELSESSION 4


1400 – 1420 ID071 AtokR. Mohamad Outlier Detection using Widening

Window Based on Out of WindowTime Data.

1420 – 1435 ID087Ayuputri

MegaIkacipta Frequency Model of Credit Payment

in PT. X using Bayesian GeometricRegression and Bayesian MixtureGeometric Regression.

1435 – 1450 ID069

Forecasting Exchange RateAlhassan Across Countries with Gold Price as

Sesay Exogenous Variable Using TransferFunction and Vari–X Model.


1715 – 1900 HI – TEA (The Regency Scholar’s Hotel)


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Wednesday – September 5, 2018 BK 2


PARALLELSESSION 4

INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCE – TRANSPORTATION

1400 – 1420 ID035Calibrating Weather Forecasting

Sutikno in Indonesia: The GeostatisticalOutput Perturbation Method.

1420 – 1435 ID034 Qona’AhNiswatul Spatial Bayesian Model Averaging

to Calibrate Short-range WeatherForecast in Jakarta, Indonesia.

1435 – 1450 ID030

Scenario Based Two-StageNorshela Stochastic Programming ApproachMohd Noh for the Midterm Production

Planning of Oil Refinery.




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PARALLELSESSION 4


1400 – 1420 ID136 SetiawanModeling Study of Food NecessityForecasting in Indonesia.

1420 – 1435 ID022Nur Idayu Graduation of Malaysian Mortality

Ah Khaliludin Table.

1435 – 1450 ID101 MuminovMukhiddin

Existence Conditions of the Twoand Four Periodic Solutions ofSecond-Order Neutral DelayDifferential Equations withPiecewise Constant Arguments.




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PARALLELSESSION 4


1400 – 1420 ID038 WarsitoBudi Particle Swarm Optimization for

Obtaining the Weights of NeuralNetwork.

1420 – 1435 ID011Lokoman

MohdRahmah Construction of Dependence Model

for Rainfall Stations by JoiningTime Series Models with CopulaMethod.

1435 – 1450 ID108

Comparing Singular SpectrumNovi Analysis and Seasonal

Nilam Autoregressive Integrated MovingNurlazuardini Average for Forecasting Seasonal

Data.

1450 – 1505 ID114Noratiqah Academic Preferences Based onMohd Ariff Students’ Personality Analysis.




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PARALLELSESSION 4


1400 – 1420 ID134Rumiati

TutiAgnes Bayesian Models for Small Area

Estimation of Binary ResponsesBased on Unequal ProbabilitySamples.

1420 – 1435 ID075 Sutrisno

Algae Concentration DynamicalModel to Analysis and Evaluatethe Performance of FacultativeWastewater Treatment Ponds.

1435 – 1450 ID112Mohd Comparison of Semivariogram

Khairul Bazli Models in Rain Gauge NetworkMohd Aziz Design.

1450 – 1505 ID124 Abu BakarMohd Aftar Fourier, Spline or Cubic Spline:

Which is Better to Smooth RainfallData in Peninsular Malaysia?




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Thursday – September 6, 2018PARALLEL PRESENTATION SCHEDULE


Parallel OTHERS OTHERS ENE ENV ENVSession 5 DS BK 2 BK 3 BK 6 BK 14

0830 – 0845 ID155 (C) ID018 (C) ID008 (C) ID154 (C) ID152 (C)0845 – 0900 ID066 ID143 ID009 ID104 ID1350900 – 0915 ID076 ID144 ID119 ID133 ID1490915 – 0930 ID044 ID059 ID140 ID016 ID0770930 – 0945 ID046 ID127



Parallel OTHERS ENV FINANCE ENV SOCIALSession 6 DS BK 2 BK 3 BK 6 BK 14

1105 – 1125 ID064 (C) ID147 (C) ID121 (C) ID142 (C) ID128 (C)1125 – 1140 ID129 ID097 ID139 ID047 ID0851140 – 1155 ID117 ID049 ID118 ID061 ID0211155 – 1210 ID080 ID130 ID125 ID115

1215 – 1230 CLOSING CEREMONY (Dewan Seminar, DS)

1230 LUNCH BREAK (Bilik Ilmuan 3)


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Thursday – September 6, 2018 Dewan Seminar


PARALLELSESSION 5


0830 – 0850 ID155

On the Performance of RobustHabshah Augmented Approach to

Midi Desirability Function for OptimizingMultiple Responses.

0850 – 0905 ID066

On the Comparison of DensityLaila Peaks Clustering Mixed (DPC – M)

Qadrini and K – prototypes Algorithm forClustering Mixed Large Data.

0905 – 0920 ID076

MRI-Based Brain Tumor UsingSandra Gaussian Mixture ModelFirda (GMM) and Spatially Variant

Qonita Finite Mixture Model (SVFMM)with Gibbs Sampling Algorithm.

0920 – 0935 ID044Analysis of HIV–1 Infection of

Sutimin CD4+ T Cells with Combined RTIsand PIs Therapy.

0935 – 0950 ID046 TjahjanaR. Heru Optimal Control Strategy Through

RTI and PI Therapy for HIV-1Infection in CD4+ T Cells.




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Thursday – September 6, 2018 Dewan Seminar


PARALLELSESSION 6


1105 – 1125 ID064Geographically Weighted Trivariate

Purhadi Generalized Poisson RegressionModel.

1125 – 1140 ID129 SyafwanMahdhivan Variational Approximation for

Intersite Dark Solitons in a DiscreteNonlinear Schrödinger Equation.

1140 – 1155 ID117 ImronChairul Reduction of the Drag Coefficient

on the Circular Cylinder with ThreePassive Controls with Re = 10,000.

1155 – 1210 ID080Sahar Altaf Numerical Solution of Fractional

Ahmed Electrical Circuits by Haar Wavelet.




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Thursday – September 6, 2018 BK 2


PARALLELSESSION 5


0830 – 0850 ID018 Asiah IsaSiti Nor Comrade Matrix Methods in

Computing the GCD of TwoPolynomials.

0850 – 0905 ID143Margaretha Ari SEM BMARS: An Alternative

Anggorowati Methods of Nonlinear SEM.

0905 – 0920 ID144

Indonesian Sentiment AnalysisRezkya Putri using Combination of Algorithms

Septiani to Improve the Performancein Imbalanced Dataset.

0920 – 0935 ID059 Yuen HaCheun Multiscale Finite Difference on

Real Space Ballistic CarbonNanotubes Field-Effect Transistor.

0935 – 0950 ID127

A Mathematical Proof of ExplicitHavid Formulas for the Coefficients of

Syafwan Finite Difference Approximationsof Second Derivatives.




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PARALLELSESSION 6


1105 – 1125 ID147 Mohamed MuridAli Hassan Solving Surface Decontamination

Model Using Laplace Transform.

1125 – 1140 ID097Construction of Interval Prediction

Suhartono in GSTAR Model for ForecastingConsumer Price Index.

1140 – 1155 ID049

Bidimensional Discrete–TimeKodchapown Risk Models based on Bivariate

Laphudomsakda Negative Binomial MovingAverage Models.

1155 – 1210 ID130Permatasari

OktaniaErma Grouping Districts/Cities Based on

Environment Sanitation Indicatorsas Basic Evaluation of SDGs GoalsAchievement in East Java Province.




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PARALLELSESSION 5

INDUSTRIAL RELEVANCE – ENERGY

0830 – 0850 ID008

Skyrme–Hartree–FockMeng–Hock Approach for Descriptions of

Koh Static Nuclear Properties ofWell–deformed Nuclei.

0850 – 0905 ID009

Uncertainties in Static NuclearKai-Wen Properties due to Pairing Fit

Kelvin-Lee Procedures withinSkyrme–Hartree–Fock Approach.

0905 – 0920 ID119Prismahardi Dynamic Analysis of the

Aji Mathematical Model of MicroalgaeRiyantoko Production.

0920 – 0935 ID140 HanafiLukman

Optimal Control of Lipid ExtractionModel on Microalgae Using LQR(Linear Quadratic Regulator) andPMP (Pontryagin MaximumPrinciple) Methods.




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PARALLELSESSION 6


1105 – 1125 ID121 SuharsonoAgus Time Series Regression and ARIMA

Modeling for Forecasting StockPrice index in ASEAN Countries.

1125 – 1140 ID139 MariyahSiti Named Entity Recognition

Application for Short MessageService Text In Business Corporation.

1140 – 1155 ID118NordinZyurinaSyarifah Giffler And Thompson Algorithm and

Disjunctive Programming as InitialSolution for Tabu Search in SolvingJob Shop Scheduling Problem.

1155 – 1210 ID125 Widowati

Application of Genetic Algorithm forLarge Scale Quadratic Programmingof Probabilistic Supplier Selectionwith Inventory Management.




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PARALLELSESSION 5


0830 – 0850 ID154Nur Arina Inventory Routing Problem with

Bazilah Aziz Carbon Emission Consideration.

0850 – 0905 ID104Algorithm of Bayesian VAR on

Suci Astutik Spatio Temporal DisaggregationMethod.

0905 – 0920 ID133

Assessing Dynamic–Time–WarpingNur Syazwin Dissimilarity Measures in

Mansor Regionalization of RiverDischarges.

0920 – 0935 ID016Nurkhairany An Outlier Detection Method For

Amyra Circular Data Using CovratioMokhtar Statistics.




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PARALLELSESSION 6


1105 – 1125 ID142Positive Normalization of Discrete

Muhafzan Descriptor System underDisturbance.

1125 – 1140 ID047 FaidahDefi Yusti Rainfall Forecast with Best and

Full Members of North AmericanMultimodel Ensembles.

1140 – 1155 ID061 FerawatiKiki Gaussian Mixture Model and

K-means for Clustering HeavyPrecipitation in Surabaya.




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PARALLELSESSION 5


0830 – 0850 ID152Sri Forecasting East Kalimantan

Wahyuningsih Hotspots Using Kalman Filter.

0850 – 0905 ID135Helisyah Estimation and Model Reduction

Nur of Water Level in Bengawan SoloFadhilah River.

0905 – 0920 ID149Muhammad Estimation Of Rainfall Curve by

Fauzee Using Functional Data AnalysisHamdan and Ordinary Kriging Approach.

0920 – 0935 ID077 Sunarsih

Process Improving in a DomesticWaste Water TreatmentStabilization Ponds by UsingMathematical OptimizationApproach.




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PARALLELSESSION 6


1105 – 1125 ID128 ZainIsmaini Modeling of Clean Water

Consumption using Tobit DoubleHurdle Model.

1125 – 1140 ID085Rakhmah

Surabaya Government PerformanceWahyu

Evaluation Using Tweet Analysis.Mayasari

1140 – 1155 ID021Muhamad Modelling Monthly Rainfall in

Hanif Peninsular Malaysia using TweedieAzmi Distribution.

1155 – 1210 ID115 NorddinNur Idalisa Multiple Linear Regression Model

of Rice Production using ConjugateGradient Methods.


1230 LUNCH BREAK (Bilik Ilmuan 3


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MALAYSIAN MATHEMATICS IN INDUSTRYWORKSHOP 2018

Wednesday, 5 September 2018


0830 – 0850Introduction to MYHIMS &

Dewan SeminarBriefing on The MMIW2018Session

0900 – 1030Problem Discussion• Opening Session by

Dewan SeminarModerator

Followed by• Problem Presentation by

Break–up RoomsIndustrial Presenter

• Discussion

1030 – 1050 REFRESHMENT Bilik Ilmuan 3

1050 – 1200 Discussion Break–up Rooms

1200 – 1300Presentation of TheDiscussion Session Output & Dewan SeminarThe Closing MMIW2018

1300 – 1400 LUNCH BREAK Bilik Ilmuan 3

NOTES: The break-up rooms will be informed during the session.


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PROBLEM STATEMENTS FOR MMIW 2018

PROBLEM I

Telemong RiverBifurcation forFlood Mitigation

Telemong River catchment in Terengganu is prone to flooding. Extensive

flooding throughout the catchment occurs during heavy and prolonged

rainfall resulting into high river flow. The river will overspill the banks

of Telemong River on the east side disrupting road networks and human

life. In addition, due to the flat nature of the topography, the flood will

move in an easterly direction and slips into Cepuh River catchment and

thus cause flooding in that area. Apart from deepening and widening

of the rivers to mitigate flood, main mitigation action is to divert some

of Telemong River’s flow during peak flow to Cepuh River by extending

Cepuh River at its upstream end to join Talor River, a subsidiary river

of Telemong River. The situation of the river will change, from a single

Telemong River bifurcated into two. The question is to quantify the

amount of flow from a single Telemong River to the two new outlets,

which are the new Cepuh River route and also the original Telemong

River. The amount of flow rate going through these two outlets of the

bifurcated river is important in order to mitigate flood. The bifurcation

junction has been designed; such as the cross section of Cepuh River and

the angle between Cepuh River and Telemong River, in accordance to the

restrictions of the location’s topography and properties such as private

lands, existing bridges and other hydraulic structures. Given the peak

flowrate, cross sections of Telemong River before and after the bifurcation

junction and Cepuh River, and also the angle between Cepuh River and

Telemong River, it is important to justify the amount of flowrate entering

Cepuh River so that both Cepuh River and Telemong River are still able

to convey water during peak flow.


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PROBLEM II

Time versus GainAnalysis for CrudePalm Oil Trading

Algorithmic Trading (AT) has been employed by most of the marketparticipants in order to make an automatic trading decision.Generally, AT which is also known as a computer algorithmworks as an effective and efficient tool in analysing the financialbig data. However, there are several concerns involved inmaximising the gain from the trade. First, due to extremelyvolatile Crude Palm Oil (CPO) prices in a very short period oftimes, challenges emerge in trading the CPO stock prices sincethe future of CPO stock movement will be hard to be determined.Second, another new extension of AT is needed to be proposedin order to make an accurate decision on the length of frequencyreturns. In other words, it is the short-term trading which is moreprofitable as compared to the long-term trading? To solve theseissues, a new technical indicator that is able to adapt volatilityand automatically determine the duration of trading need to beperformed in order to optimize the CPO stock price profit.


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PROBLEM III

Cable InstallationAnalysis in DeepWater Environment

Deep water telecommunication/power cable installation starts at water depth of300m and more, where the cable will be facing high stress force from its ownweight, under-water current and also the swell on seabed surface, leading to alarge number of cyclic loads in terms of tensile and bending. In more complexscenario, the forces may also include interaction of the cable with other cablesduring installation, and also the use of necessary floatation structures attachedto the cable. Since the reliability performance of these cables is very crucial, themechanical operation of this submarine cable for seabed deployment is mainlydetermined by the axial strength, and thus there is a need to investigate therelationship between internal and external forces and the stress localisation inthe cable. This includes the determination of appropriate locations for the float,and suggestions on how to effectively mitigate the negative impacts that mightreduce its lifetime design and maintenance to the cable system.

There are two types of termination ends; i.e. free rotating end (single pointmooring) and fixed end (multiple point mooring). We will be focusing on the singlepoint mooring since it is the fundamental of all deep-water installation (costly).Study shows that for fixed end mooring, the response to the axial load will bedirectly related to the strain. Calculation of the local stress on the cable individualelements involves finite element analysis. This is to determine the distribution ofstress with in the cable construction, hence to evaluate load combination to avoidthe stress to reach critical failure state.

One of the external forces that will affect the cable dynamical analysis is thefloatation structure that needs to be attached to the cable.

We would like to concentrate on the stress localisation of the cable. Where is thepoint that the float can be put to mitigate the built-up stress to the cable?


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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

PATRON YBhg. Prof. Datuk Ir. Dr. Wahid Omar

ADVISORSProf. Datuk Dr. Ahmad Fauzi Ismail

Prof Dr. Zainal Abdul Aziz

Prof. Madya Dr. Fadhilah Yusof

CHAIR Dr. Arifah Bahar

CHAIRDEPUTY

Dr. Santi Puteri Rahayu (ITS)

SECRETARYDr. Shariffah Suhaila Syed JamaludinMrs Nadia Hartini Mohd Adzmi

TREASURYDr. Nur Arina Bazilah AzizProf. Madya Dr. Nor Muhainiah Mohd Ali

Mrs Nor Liyana Sabari

2018WORKSHOP

IN INDUSTRYMATHEMATICS

MALAYSIAN Dr. Zaitul Marlizawati ZainuddinProf. Dr. Zainal Abdul Aziz

Dr. Mohd Ridza Mohd Haniffah

SOUVENIRSPROTOCOL &

Dr. Norhaiza AhmadDr. Niki Anis Ab Karim

Dr. Norazlina Ismail


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WORKSHOPMETHOD (FDM)DIFFERENCE

FINITEDr. Yeak Su Hoe (Fasilitator)

Dr. Zuhaila Ismail

MANAGEMENTEVENT

Dr. Mohd Ariff AdmonDr. Muhammad Fauzee Hamdan

Dr. Hazzirah Izzati Mat Hashim

Mrs Noraslinda Mohamed Ismail

Mr Mohd Najib Zakaria

FACILITIESLOGISTIC &

Dr. Taufiq Khairi Ahmad KhairuddinDr. Mohd Ridza Mohd Haniffah

Dr. Muhammad Fauzee Hamdan

Mr Wan Rohaizad Wan Ibrahim

Mr Mohd Syahriman Abu Bakar (UTMI KL)

Mr Muhammad Saiful Adham Shukor

ANNOUNCEMENTWEB &

Dr. Mohd Ridza Mohd HaniffahDr. Ahmad Razin Zainal Abidin

Dr. Shazirawati Mohd Puzi

Mrs Nor Liyana Sabari

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Heri Kuswanto (ITS)

Dr. Kartika Fithriasari (ITS)

Dr. Mardlijah (ITS)

Dr. R. Mohamad Atok (ITS)

Novri Suhermi (ITS)


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SECRETARIAT

Dr. Haliza Abd RahmanDr. Anati Ali

Dr. Faridah Mustapha

Dr. Zaiton Mat Isa

Mrs Noraslinda Mohamed Ismail

Mrs Wan Rukaida Wan Abdullah

Mrs Nurhairibainun Md Aris

Ms Nurfarhani Mohd Shabri

Ms Izyan Hanis Jamil

Dr. Dedy Dwi Prastyo (ITS)

Dr. Irhamah (ITS)

Dr. Santi Wulan Purnami (ITS)

Ni Luh Putu Satyaning P.P. (ITS)

SCIENTIFIC

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ali Hassan Mohamed MuridProf. Dr. Tahir Ahmad

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ani Shabri

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Normah Maan

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mukhiddin Muminov

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rohanin Ahmad

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sharidan Shafie

Dr. Amidora Idris

Dr. Farhana Johar

Dr. Fong Wan Heng

Dr. Fuaada Mohd Siam

Dr. Yeak Su Hoe

Dr. Zarina Mohd Khalid

Dr. Zuhaila Ismail

Prof. Basuki Widodo (ITS)

Prof. Nur Iriawan (ITS)

Dr. Suhartono (ITS)


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SPECIAL THANKS TO

Ministry on Education(Higher Education Department), Malaysia

UTM International Kuala Lumpur

Security Unit, UTM Kuala Lumpur

Individuals who are directly or indirectlycontributed to the success of this event.


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Registration

Date : 4 Sept 2018 (Tuesday)Venue : Dewan Seminar, Menara RazakTime : 0800 – 0830

Schedule for All Sessions

Speakers and presenter are scheduled on time as stated inthe book program. Participants will be notified if there isany changes in the presentation schedule. Notice of changewill be displayed on the notice board.

Certificate of Participation

Certificate of participation will be issued to all speakersand participants of the conference. The certificates willbe delivered to participants at the end of the presentationsession.


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Documents

PROGRAMME BOOK ISMI – ICTAS 2018 Kuala Lumpur€¦ · YBhg. Prof. Dato’ IR. Dr. Wahid Bin Omar Vice–Chancellor, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia STEM Harnesses 4IR Challenges and