Dr. Madihah Binti Jafar Sidik @ Jaffar
Dr. Madihah Binti Jafar Sidik @ Jaffar
Institut Marin Borneo · Institut Marin Borneo, UMS
madihah@ums.edu.my
Summary

Dr. Madihah Binti Jafar Sidik @ Jaffar is a distinguished researcher at Institut Marin Borneo, University Malaysia Sabah.

As a member of Institut Marin Borneo, they contribute significantly to the academic and research community at UMS through their expertise and dedication to advancing knowledge in their field.

Education
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Publications:
10
Projects:
18
Grants:
RM 3,640,339.00
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Research Interests
MARINE SCIENCES - Marine Planktonology
MARINE SCIENCES - Physical Oceanography
MARINE SCIENCES - Satellite Oceanography
Latest Grants
Mapping A Sustainable Future For Coastal Communities In Kota Belud District: Harnessing Biodiversity And Science For Better Livelihoods
2024 – Ongoing
Optimizing Screening Method Prior To Uav Photo Alignment To Improve Orthorectification For Coral Classification Mapping In Sabah, Malaysia.
2022 – Ongoing
Sumber Semulajadi Dan Potensi Pembagunan Strategik Ekonomi Luar Pantai Malaysia: Pulau Layang-layang
2020 – Ongoing
Developing Regional Ocean-color Algorithm Of Oil Pollution Based On Environmental And Biological Indicators.
2019 – Ongoing
Disruptive Biomimetic Innovation Involving Lepidopteran Instar-based Feed For Modulating Nitrogen Cycle In Ras For Sustainable Production Of Spiny Lobster, Panulirus Ornatus
2019 – Ongoing
Latest Publications
Meteorological Variability And Hydrodynamic Flow Regimes Around Pulau Layang-layang, Malaysia
N/A · 2026
Blue Economy Benefits Of Pulau Layang-layang
N/A · 2024
Analysis Of Natural Occurring Radionuclide Activity Concentration Of Fish In West Coast Waters Of Sabah, Malaysia
N/A · 2024
The Living Lab Approach And Ocean Citizenship In Sustainable Development Of The Blue Economy And Food Security
N/A · 2024
Examining Fishing Activities Based On In-situ Tracking And Oceanographic Characteristics In Aru Sea And Surroundings
N/A · 2024
Administrative Positions
Institut Marin Borneo
UMS