Saturday, June 20, 2009
MIneral Survey for the State of Johor
A field work was conducted for 2 days, i.e. 16 and 17 of Jun in Johor to survey and identify new locations for rock quarry. The quarry will be used to supply construction materials for the development of Iskandar new city in Johor. Picture shows our team members inspecting exposed granite boulder in one of the localities in Kota Tinggi Johor.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Postgraduate presentation
Postgraduate presentation is a must for my research students where they have an
opportunity to talk and share their results with other students. This is another way of
monitoring the progress of the students. The meeting is scheduled regularly at least once a month. Seen in the picture, Mr Fares AsShaebi, my
PhD student is presenting his results in GERG laboratory.
opportunity to talk and share their results with other students. This is another way of
monitoring the progress of the students. The meeting is scheduled regularly at least once a month. Seen in the picture, Mr Fares AsShaebi, my
PhD student is presenting his results in GERG laboratory.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Outstanding Service Award
I was selected for an Outstanding Service Award by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. The award will be given in a ceremony that will take place on 5 June 2009 at UKM.
New door access system at GERG Laboratory
New door access system was installed to my research lab (geoenvironmental research laboratory) in UKM. The installation is to increase the safety of the lab. The lab was also installed with its own wireless connectivity to increase the mobility access to the internet for my research students.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Workshop on Groundwater Contamination at Landfill Sites in Selangor
Delivering my first speech on the overview of landfill sites in Selangor. My 2nd speech was about the impact of leachate into the surface water and groundwater quality in Selangor.
National Mineral Policy 2
I attended a workshop to discuss an action plan in National Mineral Policy 2 (Dasar Mineral Negara 2) very recently in Hotel GrandBluewave in Shah Alam. The workshop was organised by Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. I was in the environmental thrust group to discuss an action plan to protect the environment to achieve sustainable mining in this country.
Permeable Reactive Barrier using ZVI
A new research on Zero Valent Iron (ZVI) was recently conducted by my PhD student Mr. Fares As Shaebi. ZVI was self-made in the laboratory using certain chemical processes. This ZVI was compared with the ZVI collected from US and Japan. They seemed to be almost similar. Sorption test indicated that this ZVI can be used to sorb arsenic contaminat in arsenic contaminated site. Figure shows the use of mini tank to simulate the usefulness of ZVI as permeable reactive barrier material to remove arsenic in groundwater (red solution in the tank).
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