Mugdim Pasic

Prof. Dr. Mugdim Pasic

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Academic Career Length

16Years (2011-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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19 July 2023 in Sustainability
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MPMirza Pasic
Mirza Pasic
HHHalima Hadziahmetovic
Halima Hadziahmetovic
IAIsmira Ahmovic
Ismira Ahmovic
MPMugdim Pasic
Mugdim Pasic
The specific geographic location of Sarajevo, which is located in a valley surrounded by mountains, provides the opportunity to analyze the relation between the concentration of PM10 and meteorological parameters with and without temperature inversion. The main aim of this paper was to develop forecasting models of the hourly average of PM10 values in the Sarajevo urban area based on meteorological parameters measured in Sarajevo and on the Bjelasnica mountain with and without temperature inversion by using principal component regression (PCR). Also, this research explored and analyzed the differences in the values of the meteorological parameters and PM10 in Sarajevo with and without temperature inversion, and the difference in temperatures between Sarajevo and Bjelasnica with temperature inversion using statistical hypothesis testing with a total of 240 hypothesis tests performed. The measurements of meteorological parameters were taken from 2020 to 2022 for both Sarajevo (630 m) and the Bjelasnica mountain (2067 m), which allowed for the identification of time periods with and without temperature inversion, while measurements of PM10 were taken only in Sarajevo. Data were collected during the heating season (November, December, January, February and March). Since analyses have shown that only January and November had time periods with and without temperature inversion during each hour of the day, a total of seven cases were identified: two cases with and five cases without temperature inversion. For each case, three PCR models were developed using all principal components, backward elimination and eigenvalue principal component elimination criteria (λ<1). A total of 21 models were developed. The performance of the models were evaluated based on the coefficient of determination R2 and the standard error SE. The backward elimination models were shown to have high performances with the highest value of R2= 97.19 and the lowest value of SE=1.32. The study showed that some principal components with eigenvalues λ<1 were significantly related to the independent variable PM10 and thus were retained in the PCR models. In the study, it was shown that backward elimination PCR was an adequate tool to develop PM10 forecasting models with high performances and that it could be useful for authorities for early warnings or other action to protect citizens from very harmful pollution. Hypothesis tests showed different relations of meteorological parameters and PM10 with and without temperature inversion.

2 October 2023 in Periodicals of Engineering and Natural Sciences (PEN)
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MPMirza Pasic
Mirza Pasic
AVAjdin Vatres
Ajdin Vatres
FFFaris Ferizbegovic
Faris Ferizbegovic
HBHadis Bajric
Hadis Bajric
MPMugdim Pasic
Mugdim Pasic
Machine learning prediction and analysis of students’ academic performance

20 August 2024 in International Journal for Quality Research
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MPMirza Pasic
Mirza Pasic
LMLavdie Moisiu
Lavdie Moisiu
JJJelena Šaković Jovanović
Jelena Šaković Jovanović
SSSrna Sudar
Srna Sudar
AVAleksandar Vujovic
Aleksandar Vujovic
MPMugdim Pasic
Mugdim Pasic

1 September 2017 in Tehnicki vjesnik - Technical Gazette
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DBDerzija Begic-Hajdarevic
Derzija Begic-Hajdarevic
BVBranko Vucijak
Branko Vucijak
MPMugdim Pasic
Mugdim Pasic
IBIzet Bijelonja
Izet Bijelonja

27 March 2026 in International Journal of Engineering Business Management
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MPMirza Pašić
Mirza Pašić
GTGiulia Tagliazucchi
Giulia Tagliazucchi
MPMugdim Pasic
Mugdim Pasic
BBBernardo Balboni
Bernardo Balboni
This study explores the entrepreneurial intentions of university students from different educational, economic, and social backgrounds by comparing four European Union (EU) countries (Italy, Austria, Sweden, Greece) to an EU-candidate country (Bosnia and Herzegovina). Data were collected through surveys on a convenience sample of 301 students. The hierarchical regression and formal statistical hypothesis testing assess and compare the role of individual factors and contextual activating factors. In doing so, the paper adopts and adapts the EPIC tool, making it suitable for cross-country comparison. The results indicate a lack of significance of the risk-taking dimension, and a striking similarity in the influence of resources as a contextual activating factor, despite the differences of the investigated countries. In addition, the results indicate the individual mindset dimensions that significantly contribute to the entrepreneurial intentions of EU students (innovation-oriented, persistence, and peculiarity), and the different predictors for students from Bosnia and Herzegovina (innovation-oriented and action-oriented). The paper contributes to the stream of research on entrepreneurial intentions in higher education by assessing the individual and contextual factors within a fine-grained cross-cultural comparison. Insights for institutions and policymakers to enhance support and resources for aspiring entrepreneurs can ultimately be derived.

1 January 2011
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EKEnsad Karic
Ensad Karic
ASAziz Sunje
Aziz Sunje
MPMugdim Pasic
Mugdim Pasic
IBIzet Bijelonja
Izet Bijelonja