Design and engineer a domestic-use vertical farm for growing green vegetables and herbs by Chew, Sze Yen

“…Singapore’s land constraints mean that there is very little land available for agricultural purposes and most of our produce is imported. …”
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Evaluation of environmental parameters and economic efficiency of integrated farming system on acidic soil and saltwater intrusion in the coastal area: a case study of Mekong Delta... by Ha, Vo Van, Di, Huynh Ba, Nha, Duong Van, Phuoc, Nguyen Van

“…The shift to growing sedge plants, combining raising snails and tilapia in coastal areas could improve the soil nutritional environment, income, and land use efficiency compared to rice monoculture. …”
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AI in urban planning by Low, Ryan Wai Zhun

“…Urban planners in Singapore have been facing challenges such as land scarcity in the past. …”
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Chris Ryan Extreme : Night Strike / by Ryan, Chris, author 329350

“…But then he is reluctantly thrust back into battle...In the race to develop ever more powerful weapons, technology has become the new frontline in global terrorism. …”

Shelf-it . by Ong, Chi Leen.

“…We face scarcity of land space due to increasing resident population and industrial activities. …”
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Reducing lane width for Singapore roads by Tan, Guan You

“…Also, with increasing number of cyclists in recent years, Singapore faces a new challenge given the land scarcity. Some questions asked are: How do we incorporate efficient land usage for cyclists in Singapore? …”
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The NEP and UMNO's political hegemony. by Choo, Jun Fei.

“…The racial conflict was largely caused by inter-ethnic resentment brought about by unequal distribution of national wealth concentrated mainly in the hands of the minority Chinese. The policy was formulated with two major objectives, namely to 'eradcate poverty irrespective of race' and to 'restructure society to eliminate the identification of race with economic function' in order to create the conditions for national unity. …”
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发达地区失地老人养老支持体系内卷化及其突破 — 基于苏州市的个案研究 = The involution of the eldercare system for the landless elderly in China’s developed regions : a case study based on Suzhou municipality... by 叶继红 Ye Jihong, 占少华 Zhan Shaohua

“…As a special group in the process of rural urbanization and land acquisition, the old people who lost their land are facing the practical problems regarding eldercare service provision. …”
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Development of biocementation methods for clayey soils by Ang, Jason Yong Seng

“…Singapore faces a problem of land shortages due to its size therefore measures has been made to increase land sizes though land reclamation. …”
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Development of new excavation productivity functions and risk management framework for deep underground development projects by Chew, Tyng Cheong.

“…The highlight of the report is the establishment of productivity function as the risk mitigation method in addressing the uncertainties faced in deep underground development projects. The excavation rate and cost of tunnels is affected by the productivity of the muck transportation system, which is different for different arrangements of the tunnel network. …”
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Extending resolution of fault slip with geodetic networks through optimal network design by Sathiakumar, Sharadha, Barbot, Sylvain Denis, Agram, Piyush

“…Geodetic networks consisting of high precision and high rate Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) stations continuously monitor seismically active regions of the world. …”
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Mathematical modelling of a crop irrigation problem by Lye, Wei De

“…Over the years of technological advancement, human-induced factors like Urbanisation and Industrialisation have been developing at a rate ever faster than before. Substantially expanding and stabilising the economy and population of numerous countries, on the other hand, straining on finite resources like land and water. …”
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Capital accumulation, capital-output ratios and total factor productivity in Singapore by Sng, Hui Ying

“…Capital, together with labor, land and technology, are the key factors of production.Various growth theories relate the growth of capital to the growth of output. …”
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Numerical analysis in rock engineering 2 - sequential excavation by Winardi, Aurelia Sharleen

“…Underground space exploration has been widely popular as a sustainable solution for urban development due to the growing population and increasingly limited land space for future use. Especially in geographically small Singapore, to ensure continuous development and growth, studies on underground space development has been going on as part of a long term development master plan. …”
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Improvement of soil quality and optimisation of plant growth with biochar by Loh, Katriel Wenshu

“…With little agricultural land, Singapore imports majority of its foods, resulting in growing concerns of food sustainability and security. …”
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A home for all within planetary boundaries: pathways for meeting England's housing needs without transgressing national climate and biodiversity goals by zu Ermgassen, SOSE, Drewniok, MP, Bull, JW, Walker, CMC, Mancini, M, Ryan-Collins, J, Serrenho, AC

“…Using material flow and land use change/biodiversity models, we estimate from 2022 to 2050 under current policy housing alone would consume 104% of England's cumulative carbon budget (2.6/2.5Gt [50% chance of < 1.5 °C]); 12% from the construction and operation of newbuilds and 92% from the existing stock. …”

Sustainable Paddy Cultivation Management: System of Rice Intensification (Sri) for Higher Production by Kamarul Zaman, Nur Badriyah, Ali, Jamal, Othman, Zakirah

“…Enhancing farm production through an application of sustainable agriculture innovation to the existing farm system is relevant to face the simultaneous challenge in achieving food security, land protection and soil fertility and improving the wellbeing of farmers especially in rural areas. …”
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A longitudinal study of the tax capacity and tax effort of the Malaysian state government by Abdul Jalil, Ahmad Zafarullah, Harun, Mukaramah, Che Mat, Siti Hadijah

“…The main objective of this paper is to measure the effort and capacity of the state governments in Peninsular Malaysia for their land tax for the period of 2000-2008 using the Representative Revenue System (RRS).Our findings show that state governments differ significantly in term of their capacity and their effort.The findings of this study also show that there is little movement in the ranking of the state governments with respect to the level of their tax effort.This implies that state governments especially the ones found to be exerting below average tax effort have shown little initiative to change their effort.This in turn may be due to the way the whole tax system is managed…”
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Smart algorithms for modeling urban traffic by Christian Gunjan Rajeshkumar

“…Densely populated areas, such as Singapore, face the problem of traffic congestion on daily basis. …”
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The degradation processes of municipal solid waste in landfills: two case studies for plastic waste and biodegradable waste by Wang, Yao

“…Land disposal remains the predominant solid waste management method for municipal solid waste (MSW) globally. …”
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