Kamalularifin bin Subari

Dr. Kamalularifin bin Subari


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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

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

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3 January 2022 in Multimedia Tools and Applications
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MBMainak Biswas
Mainak Biswas
SRSaif Rahaman
Saif Rahaman
Ali AhmadianAli Ahmadian
Ali Ahmadian
KSKamalularifin bin Subari
Kamalularifin bin Subari
PSPawan Kumar Singh
Pawan Kumar Singh

15 April 2022 in Logistics
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Khalid ZamanKhalid Zaman
Khalid Zaman
MAMuhammad Khalid Anser
Muhammad Khalid Anser
UAUsama Awan
Usama Awan
WHWiwik Handayani
Wiwik Handayani
HSHailan Salamun
Hailan Salamun
KSKamalularifin bin Subari
Kamalularifin bin Subari
Background: Logistics operations are considered essential for transporting commodities from one location to another, helping to promote global economic activity. On the other hand, its negative impact eclipses its positive impact, namely the rise in healthcare expenditures due to its ecological footprint. Globally, rising out-of-pocket health expenses result from logistic-induced carbon emissions, posing a danger to the long-term viability of healthcare. Methods: Based on this critical fact, this study examined the impact of logistics operations on healthcare costs by controlling for carbon emissions, fuel imports, and economic development across a large cross-section of 131 nations by using the Robust Least Squares Regression. Results: The findings demonstrate a U-shaped association between logistical operations and healthcare expenditures, i.e., if there is a 1% increase in logistics operations, healthcare expenditures decrease by −2.421% initially, while at later stages, healthcare costs would increase by 0.139%. On the other hand, increased fuel imports and economic growth due to logistics activities are increasing healthcare expenditures with an elasticity estimate of 0.087% and 0.147%, respectively. According to the forecasting predictions, logistics-induced carbon emissions, fuel imports, and economic expansion will increase healthcare expenses. Conclusions: A sustainable logistics operation is critical for strengthening healthcare infrastructure and meeting the global carbon neutrality goal.

5 August 2024 in Journal of Advanced Research in Applied Sciences and Engineering Technology
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MRMohd Lutfi Mohd Raffi
Mohd Lutfi Mohd Raffi
MHMohd Azlan Mohammad Hussain
Mohd Azlan Mohammad Hussain
WAN AZANI MUSTAFAWAN AZANI MUSTAFA
WAN AZANI MUSTAFA
MZMuhammad Najmi Ahmad Zabidi
Muhammad Najmi Ahmad Zabidi
AMAchmad Mardiansyah
Achmad Mardiansyah
KSKamalularifin bin Subari
Kamalularifin bin Subari
In the era of Industry 4.0, software is essential for connecting technologies, creating smart systems, and driving innovation across industries. There are several challenges and limitations related to software in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), such as software cost, software piracy, and limited modification access to the software. This demonstrates the demand for new approaches that may deal with these issues and offer alternatives by using the open-source software. The paper aims to explore on the utilization and impact of Open-Source Software (OSS) in TVET based on three main themes: (1) hardware compatibility using OSS, (2) teaching and learning aids using OSS, and (3) online learning practice using OSS. Employing the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) approach, the research, based on 21 articles selected from Scopus and Eric databases, reveals that OSS is compatible with hardware used in TVET programs, offers diverse teaching and learning aids, and is suitable for online learning environment. These findings underscore OSS's potential as an alternative in meeting TVET requirements, fostering dynamic learning environments, and improving pedagogical approaches, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness in TVET institutions.

8 January 2024 in Problemy Ekorozwoju
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RBRima H. Binsaeed
Rima H. Binsaeed
ANAbdelmohsen A. Nassani
Abdelmohsen A. Nassani
Khalid ZamanKhalid Zaman
Khalid Zaman
ZAZeeshan Arshad
Zeeshan Arshad
MHMohamed Haffar
Mohamed Haffar
HSHailan Salamun
Hailan Salamun
The escalating rate of deforestation presents significant challenges to the global economy, including the loss of habitats for endangered species and a decline in biocapacity reserves. This situation also raises concerns about overcrowding and excessive production, which can undermine conservation efforts. Addressing this issue, Sustainable Development Goal 15 of the United Nations emphasizes managing forest resources, preventing habitat loss, combatting desertification, and expanding biodiversity reserves. Its contributions have played a pivotal role in wildlife conservation, mitigating rural-urban migration and preserving land resources. Given the relevance of this problem, this study examines the consequences of ongoing tropical deforestation on the loss of endangered species habitats while controlling for biocapacity reserves, urbanization, economic growth, and industrialization across a large sample of 159 nations, further categorized into low-, middle-, and high-income countries. The findings from cross-sectional and quantile regression analyses reveal that higher deforestation rates, increased rural-urban migration, and greater industrialization threaten endangered species habitats. Conversely, increased biocapacity reserves and economic growth contribute to wildlife restoration. Granger causality estimations highlight unidirectional relationships between deforestation and biodiversity loss (as well as biocapacity reserves), while deforestation and industrialization exhibit bidirectional causality. The results further indicate that sustained economic growth leads to deforestation, biocapacity reserves, and urbanization, while urbanization contributes to deforestation. This underscores the role of deforestation as the primary driver of habitat loss for endangered species and the depletion of biocapacity, thereby fostering mass production. Urbanization and economic growth are shown to be causally linked to deforestation across countries. The study underscores the urgent need to safeguard forest reserves against large-scale land conversion for infrastructure development, industrialization, and settlement of overpopulated urban areas, as these factors contribute to habitat degradation and biodiversity loss. Conserving, restoring, and promoting sustainable utilization of ecosystems are essential measures to address natural uncertainties and advance Sustainable development goals. Rosnące tempo wylesiania stwarza poważne wyzwania dla gospodarki światowej, w tym groźbę utraty siedlisk zagrożonych gatunków i spadek rezerw pojemności biologicznej przyrody. Sytuacja ta budzi również obawy związane z przeludnieniem i nadmierną produkcją, co może zniweczyć wysiłki na rzecz ochrony przyrody. Odnosząc się do tej kwestii, Cel Zrównoważonego Rozwoju nr 15 Organizacji Narodów Zjednoczonych kładzie nacisk na zarządzanie zasobami leśnymi, zapobieganie utracie siedlisk, zwalczanie pustynnienia i poszerzanie rezerwatów różnorodności biologicznej. Jego realizacja odgrywa kluczową rolę w ochronie dzikiej przyrody, łagodzeniu migracji ze wsi do miast i ochronie zasobów gruntów. Biorąc pod uwagę znaczenie tego problemu, w niniejszym badaniu zbadano wpływ ciągłego wylesiania tropikalnego na utratę siedlisk zagrożonych gatunków, przy jednoczesnym kontrolowaniu rezerw pojemności biologicznego, urbanizacji, wzrostu gospodarczego i industrializacji na dużej próbie 159 krajów, podzielonych dalej na kategorie o niskim, krajach o średnich i wysokich dochodach. Wyniki analiz przekrojowych i regresji kwantylowej pokazują, że wyższe wskaźniki wylesiania, wzmożona migracja ze wsi do miast i większa industrializacja zagrażają siedliskom zagrożonych gatunków. I odwrotnie, zwiększone rezerwy pojemności biologicznej i wzrost gospodarczy przyczyniają się do odbudowy dzikiej fauny i flory. Szacunki przyczynowości Grangera uwydatniają jednokierunkowe związki między wylesianiem a utratą różnorodności biologicznej (a także rezerwami pojemności biologicznej), podczas gdy wylesianie i industrializacja wykazują dwukierunkową przyczynowość. Wyniki wskazują ponadto, że trwały wzrost gospodarczy prowadzi do wylesiania, rezerw pojemności biologicznych i urbanizacji, podczas gdy urbanizacja przyczynia się do wylesiania. Podkreśla to rolę wylesiania jako głównego czynnika powodującego utratę siedlisk zagrożonych gatunków i wyczerpywanie się pojemności biologicznej, co sprzyja masowej produkcji. Wykazano, że urbanizacja i wzrost gospodarczy są powiązane przyczynowo z wylesianiem w różnych krajach. Badanie podkreśla pilną potrzebę zabezpieczenia rezerwatów leśnych przed przekształcaniem gruntów na dużą skalę w celu rozwoju infrastruktury, industrializacji i zasiedlania przeludnionych obszarów miejskich, ponieważ czynniki te przyczyniają się do degradacji siedlisk i utraty różnorodności biologicznej. Ochrona, przywracanie i promowanie zrównoważonego wykorzystania ekosystemów to podstawowe środki pozwalające zaradzić naturalnym niepewnościom i osiągać zrównoważony rozwój.

1 January 2024 in International Journal of Academic Research in Progressive Education and Development
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MZMohd Izyan Zuhaili Zainudin
Mohd Izyan Zuhaili Zainudin
KSKamalularifin bin Subari
Kamalularifin bin Subari
MAMuhamad Afzamiman Aripin
Muhamad Afzamiman Aripin
MHMohd Hizwan Mohd Hisham
Mohd Hizwan Mohd Hisham
HRMARS is well established journal publisher based in Pakistan. It is publishing prominent journals in social sciences since 2011.