Profesor Madya Ts. Dr. Ejria Saleh

Profesor Madya Ts. Dr. Ejria Saleh

Institut Marin Borneo, UMS

Ejria Saleh is a Assoc. Professor in Borneo Marine Research Institute, Universiti Malaysia Sabah. Malaysia. She has a Diploma and a BSc. (Hons) degree in Fisheries Science from Universiti Putra Malaysia, MSc in Recent Environmental Change at the University of Liverpool, United Kingdom and PhD in Oceanography from Universiti Malaysia Sabah. Previously she was a manager for the Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs, Fisheries, and Food Security (CTI-CFF) Sabah Branch Office under the Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation (2013-2016) and Deputy Director, Borneo Marine Research Institute (2016-2020). Currently, she is directly involved with implementing Goal 4; Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) Measures Achieved, CTI-CFF Malaysia. Her research interest focuses on coastal oceanography, climate change, and coastal community. She is also a member of the World Seagrass Association and Malaysia Nature Society. She has actively participated in various scientific marine expeditions within Sulu-Sulawasi Seas. She is also a project leader of more than 10 funded research projects and published several books and journals related to coastal oceanography and climate change adaptation.

Research

Projects

43

Active

7

Grants

RM 7,618,694.40


Research Interests & Expertise

Marine Sciences - Coastal Oceanography and Processes

Publications

Total Publications by Year

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Documents

35

H-Index

8

Citations

247

Affiliation

Universiti Malaysia Sabah

Research listing

Current Research Projects

Disaster management related to natural disasters which includes earthquake, flood, extreme weather, and coastal erosion

Member

2025 - 2027

Seagrass mapping and community based program in sabah and federal territory of labuan

Leader

2024 - 2026

Mangrove distribution and monitoring using satellite images and drone data in kota kinabalu, sabah

Member

2024 - 2026

Mapping a sustainable future for coastal communities in kota belud district: harnessing biodiversity and science for better livelihoods

Member

2024 - 2026

Seagrass transplanting at kota kinabalu coastal areas sabah

Leader

2023 - 2025

Optimizing screening method prior to uav photo alignment to improve orthorectification for coral classification mapping in sabah, malaysia.

Member

2022 - 2025

Sumber semulajadi dan potensi pembagunan strategik ekonomi luar pantai malaysia: pulau layang-layang

Member

2020 - 2025

Publications listing

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Rozaimi Bin Zakaria , Isfarita Binti Ismail , Ejria Saleh (2025), Prediction Of Coastline Changes In Sulaman Lake Mangrove Forest Reserve, Sabah Using Kalman Filter Model

12.

Mohammad Radzif Bin Taharin , Janice Lynn Ayog , Ejria Saleh (2025), Assessing The Performance Of Hec-ras 2d For Flash Flood Simulation In Mountainous Rural Eco-tourism Area Of Kampung Melangkap, Malaysia

13.

Sujjat Al Azad , Ejria Saleh (2025), Spatial Variations Of Sediment Quality In Coastal Waters Of Kudat, Sabah, Malaysia

14.

Normah Awang Besar @ Raffie , Ejria Saleh , Nurul Syakilah Binti Suhaili (2024), Carbon Stock Estimation In Mangrove Forest At Pitas, Sabah, Malaysia

15.

Normah Awang Besar @ Raffie , Ejria Saleh , Nurul Syakilah Binti Suhaili (2024), Estimating The Total Carbon Stock In The Mangrove Forest Of Kota Marudu, Sabah, Malaysia

16.

Isfarita Binti Ismail , Ejria Saleh (2024), Sea Level Rise Simulation At Major Towns Of East Coast Of Peninsular Malaysia

17.

Ejria Saleh (2024), Seasonal Variability Of Sea Surface Chlorophyll-a At West Borneo Island

18.

Ejria Saleh (2024), Refining Of Water Masses At Sarawak Waters, Malaysia

19.

Ejria Saleh , Sujjat Al Azad (2023), The Potential Of Rip Current Formation Using Google Earth Pro Platform-a Case Study At West Coast Of Sabah, Malaysia

20.

Ejria Saleh , Sujjat Al Azad , Madihah Binti Jafar Sidik @ Jaffar (2023), The Potential Of Rip Current Formation Using Google Earth Pro Platform - A Case Study At West Coast Of Sabah, Malaysia


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