Evaluation of crack relief layer for roads and highways by Mustafa, Khairul Hafiz

“…However, pavement deterioration is a major obstacle that can prevent a pavement from serving its main purposes. Crack relief layer (CRL) is a layer that is placed in between the new overlay and the old pavement in order to dissipate pavement movements before it creates stress in a new overlay surface. …”
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Evaluation of crack relief layer for airport runways by Ahmad Zaini, Ashraf

“…This paper investigates some observations that have been made in a number of countries around the world on the behavior and function of crack relief layer (CRL). Throughout the years, crack in pavement is a major problem that causes an obstruction to transportation system which has cost multi-millions of dollars. …”
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Performance assessment scheme for disaster relief operations by Anjomshoae, Ali

“…Performance assessment of disaster relief operations is challenging due to the complexity of field operations, operational constraints, unreliable and imprecise information. …”
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A review of existing technologies for the humanitarian relief process. by Mohd., Suzila, Fathi, Mohamad Syazli

“…Effective humanitarian relief activities rely on how accurate the information regarding the disaster occurrence has been shared among the disaster relief team. …”

Vented gas explosion in a cylindrical vessel with a relief pipe by Mohd. Kasmani, Rafiziana, Andrews, G. E., Phylaktou, H. N., Willacy, S. K.

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A 2-way geo-crowdsourcing approach in flood relief coordination and distribution by Idris, N. H., Ishak, Mohamad Hafis Izran

“…This paper proposes a 2-way geo-crowdsourcing framework to centralise the flood relief distribution channels using mobile geolocation technology. …”
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Toward a dynamic balanced scorecard model for humanitarian relief organizations’ performance management by Anjomshoae, A., Hassan, A., Kunz, N., Wong, K. Y., Leeuw, S. D.

An integrated multi-stage fuzzy inference performance measurement scheme in humanitarian relief operations by Anjomshoae, Ali, Hassan, Adnan, Wong, Kuan Yew, Banomyong, Ruth

“…Existing humanitarian performance measurement systems are largely theoretical and do not consider qualitative and imprecise information in their assessment of humanitarian relief operations. This paper aims to address a practical approach to the performance measurement of humanitarian operations by recognizing the need for multi-dimensional performance evaluation while dealing with imprecision and uncertainty in evaluation processes. …”

Engaging the flood volunteers through mobile and web based neogeography platforms for efficient aid and relief coordination by Idris, Nurul Hawani, Fauzi, Mohd. Farid, Osman, Mohamad Jahidi, Izran, Mohamad Hafis

“…Nevertheless, the instant aid and relief supplies and supports from various sources including individuals have reduce the flood victims’ burden at some extent. …”
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Model-driven decision support system for estimating number of ambulances required during earthquake disaster relief operation by Esmaili, E., Dahlan, H. M., Desa, M. I.

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Inventory control policies in the humanitarian supply chain using system dynamics modeling by Hassan, Adnan, Wong, Kuan Yew, Anjomshoae, Ali

“…In the humanitarian relief operations due to the damaged infrastructure the flow of relief inventories usually experiences delay. …”

Connecting FELDA communities with solar electrification during flood disaster: the methodology by Tun Jamil, Siti Jamiah, Ahmad, Nur Azfahani

“…By using solar energy, electricity can be generated and stored ahead of time at the flood relief center. This flood relief strategies is supported by the National Security Council (KMN) and the Ministry of Rural and Regional Development of Malaysia part of the national flood disaster blue print agenda. …”

High frequency spectrum: propagation, characterization, data communication and spectrum monitoring by Saha'ameri, Ahmad Zuri, Sharif, Zaiton, Mat Sidek, Abdul Rahim, Tan, Jo Lynn

“…Recent natural disasters such as the Asian tsunami in 2004 and Jogjakarta earthquake in 2005 have proven the usefulness of HF communications in relief operations. With the destruction of existing communication infrastructure, HF communications systems and infrastructure can be set be set-up and operational with minimum time and cost. …”

High Frequency spectrum: propagation, characterization, data communications and spectrum monitoring by Sha'ameri, Ahmad Zuri, Sharif, Zaiton, Mat Sidek, Abd. Rahim, Tan, Jo Lynn

“…Recent natural disasters such as the Asian tsunami in 2004 and Jogjakarta earthquake in 2005 have proven the usefulness of HF communications in relief operations. With the destruction of existing communication infrastructure, HF communications systems and infrastructure can be set be set-up and operational with minimum time and cost. …”

Prediction of spine decompression post-surgery outcome through transcranial motor evoked potential using linear discriminant analysis algorithm by Jamaludin, Mohd. Redzuan, Lim, Saw Beng, Chuah, Joon Huang

“…TcMEP data were obtained from four patients that had pre surgery symptoms with post-surgery actual relief of symptoms, and six patients that had no pre surgery and post-surgery symptoms which were divided into training and prediction test. …”

Monitoring shoreline change using remote sensing & GIS: a case study of Padang Coastal Area, Indonesia by Umar, Zahrul, Wan Mohd. Akib, Wan Abdul Aziz, Ahmad, Anuar

“…To reduce this flood the Dutch government constructs the flood relief channel in 1926. The construction of this flood relief channel has resulted supply of sediment from Arau River to the coast become less which in turn caused the abrasion on the coast of Padang. …”

Comparative study on feature selection techniques in intrusion detection systems using ensemble classifiers by Kagara, Bello Nazifi, Md. Siraj, Maheyzah

“…The results showed that, the combination of the ReliefF with the ensemble machine learning (Linear Discriminant Analysis and Logistic Regression) has a higher classification accuracy of 99.7% compared to the Particle swarm optimization (PSO) which attained an accuracy of 98.6%.…”
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Carving motifs in timber houses of Kelantan and Terengganu by Said, Ismail, Kamarudin, Zumahiran

“…Wall, door and window ventilation panels, railings, gate panel and stringers are types of components characterized by the shape of perforation and incision with relief or non-relief carvings. These components were crafted in relation to the house form and architectural elements such as wall, door, window, stair and gate. …”
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Stay of arbitration proceedings by Rosdi, Mohd. Syafiq

“…While the circumstances that the courts take into consideration in refusing to grant an injunction for stay of arbitration proceedings are abuse of the process of the court, delay in applying injunction relief, partiality of arbitrator, and reference to adjudication. …”
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The capacitated minimax location-allocation problem with probabilistic customer locations and border crossing constraints by Mirzapourrezaei, Seyyedali

“…The computational results reveal that BARON solver performs better than DICOPT solver and able to achieve the global optimal solution for location of relief rooms.…”