ITMAR Proceedings
ITMAR Proceeding
Volume 2, Pages 1-209
2015 ITMAR Conference on “INNOVATIVE TRENDS IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY ACADEMIC RESEARCH” (ITMAR 2015)
October 20-21, 2015 Istanbul Turkey
Edited by Dr. Ahmed Saddam
pp. 1-732 (2014)
2014 ITMAR Conference on “INNOVATIVE TRENDS IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY ACADEMIC RESEARCH” (ITMAR 2014)
pp. 1-209 (2015)
2015 ITMAR Conference on “INNOVATIVE TRENDS IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY ACADEMIC RESEARCH” (ITMAR 2015)
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2016 ITMAR Conference on “INNOVATIVE TRENDS IN MULTIDISCIPLINARY ACADEMIC RESEARCH” (ITMAR 2016)
Preface of proceeding
Track: Business management & Economic Studies
Analysis of Corporate Waqf Model in Malaysia: An Instrument towards Muslim’s Economic Development
Pages 1-9
Siti Sara Binti Ibrahim, AbdHalim Bin Mohd Noor, Sharfizie Binti Mohd Shariff, Nurhanani Aflizan Binti Mohamad Rusli
Abstract
The permanent nature of waqf results in the accumulation of waqf properties that are devoted to provide capital asset that produce a flow of revenues to serve its objectives. In Malaysia, tremendous potential waqf property (land) is available that could generate a steady stream of income and contribute to the development of Muslim’s economy if it has been managed and invested properly. However, most of that are not given proper attention, resulting in a vast amount of these properties do not yield their greatest benefits to the economy and society. One of the major reasons highlighted by most of State Islamic Religious Councils (SIRCs) in Malaysia was due to insufficient fund and professional to develop those properties. Responding to this issue, corporate waqf model is seen to be the best instrument to develop waqf properties in Malaysia. Thus the study is attempts to discuss on the establishment of corporate waqf model in the in Malaysia which looking at three (3) particular states which are: Federal Territory, Selangor and Johor. The study is using a content analysis method where the selected established model will be analyzed and a comparative analysis also took place in the research method. Then the finding from an analysis also concludes that all established corporate waqf model in Malaysia shown a positive impact towards the development of economy and society however there is still a few elements to be improved which includes the concept, structure, outcome and output from the project developmental process in order to ensure the corporate waqf model will positively contribute to the economy and society.
A Preliminary Study on Human Resource in WaqfInstituitionthe Case of the State of Selangor, Malaysia
Pages 10-20
Sharfizie Binti Mohd Shariff, AbdHalim Bin Mohd Noor, Nurhanani Aflizan Binti Mohamad Rusli, Siti Sara Binti Ibrahim
Abstract
Effectiveness in human resource plays a crucial role for the success of an organisation, as well for retaining employees. The main objective of this study was to examine the effectiveness of human resource in Selangor Waqf Corporation by highlighting several factors including compensation, training and development and performance appraisal. The data collected were carefully analyzed using descriptive statistics to represent the raw data in a meaningful manner. The results explain that quality is closely linked to the role of compensation, training and development and performance appraisal in producing the effectiveness in human resource. The research findings are significantly important to be understood in order to retain the employees in an organisation and promote job satisfaction among the employees.
The Mediating Role of Job Satisfaction between Communicational Skills and Organizational Commitment
Pages 21-29
Mohammad Ehsani, Ali Hemmati Afif
Abstract
The current study was conducted to explain communicational skill model of teachers. The studied population included all physical educators of Tehran Province during 2012-2013 among which 341 physical educators were selected by stratified random sampling as samples. A survey methodology was used to execute the study as well as a field method to collect data. Data collection tool was communicational skills, organizational commitment, and job satisfaction inventory. Formal validity and content validity of questionnaires were obtained by college professors and exploratory and confirmatory factor analysis, respectively, and reliability obtained by Cronbach’s alpha was >0.90. To analyze data considering conceptual model, the study used path analysis test, Pearson, measurement model and structural equation modeling. KMO index and Bartlett test were used to measure model fitness (KMO>0.6; P<0.001; in three inventories). Finally, the model was fitted to data in two parts, measurement model and structural model. The results by 99% confidence indicate that there is a significant relationship between communicational skills (feedback, verbal, listening) and organizational commitment and job satisfaction of educators; as well, job satisfaction is a factor to explain organizational commitment.
Cross Cultural Comparative Study of Corporate Culture between Taiwan and Vietnam
Pages 30-38
Massoud Moslehpour, Van Kien Pham, İsmail Bilgiçli, Van Huynh Nguyen
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to investigate and compare corporate culture differences between Taiwan and Vietnam. The concept of corporate culture is adopted from Trompenaars and Turner’s four types of corporate culture. Trompenaars and Turner (2012) categorized corporate culture into four main types: the Family, the Eiffel Tower, the Guided Missile and the Incubator. The ANOVA approach is employed to describe and analyze the collected data. A total of 477 employees from public and private corporate sectors in Taiwan and Vietnam participated in this study. Out of 477 respondents 246 are Taiwanese and 231 are Vietnamese. The competing value framework (CVF) (Cameron & Quinn, 2006) is the main reference for developing the questionnaire. The results of the study show that there are significant differences in corporate cultures between Taiwan and Vietnam on three out of four aspects of corporate culture introduced in this study.
Track: Social Sciences and Humanities
Outdoor Learning in the School Grounds: A Study of Proposed Additional Outdoor Classrooms for Primary Schools Using Pbl Approach in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
Pages 39-44
Maheran Yaman, Fadzidah Abdullah, Rashidi Othman, ZainulMukrim Baharuddin, MohdRamziMohd Hussain
Abstract
This study is about opportunities for the use of outdoor classrooms in tropical climates, such as Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. It investigates the possible advantages of teaching and learning school subjects at primary level, in outdoor classrooms in Malaysia, using the outdoor environment to improve student comfort levels and to provide enhanced learning opportunities. Such as the implementation of Problem Based Learning (PBL) Preliminary investigations of hypothetical post occupancy evaluations and thermal comfort studies have shown positive results for outdoor classrooms in ‘heat island’ urban areas such as Kuala Lumpur. The paper also considers the economic benefits of reduced building costs. This paper reports on the ongoing research towards possible improvements to the ‘indoor exam orientated’ school system in tropical countries like Malaysia.
The Analysis of Internet Crimes in Jurisprudence and Islamic Law
Pages 45-52
Balvardi,Taybeh
Abstract
Nowadays we face a technological revolution, modern age, technology age, data collection, processing and distribution of data and computer. World of computer in short time had observed lots of innovations and developments. On the other hand, it changed to a field of committing crimes. Crime can be committed in any environment and any condition. Since it’s not easily possible to recognize identity of people on the internet, it’s not hard for computer specialists to commit computer crimes such as violating private information, illegal wiretapping, internet espionage, theft and fraud and any crime and violation of law can be committed on this space. This article, apart from referring to the concept of security as a natural right and need, is going to analyze internet crimes based on jurisprudence and Islamic point of view. Then, crimes such as desecration, insult to Muslims, and illegal search will be analyzed.
Positive Factors Influencing Students’ Speaking Skill: Exploring the EFL Teachers’ Perspective
Pages 53-58
Marjan Moiinvaziri, NajmehVahiidpou
Abstract
Who is My Family?A Comparative Study on The Family Boundary in East Asia
Pages 59-73
Seok Eun, Seung-Jae An, Baeg Eui Hong
Abstract
This paper aims to explore the family boundary in East Asian Countries. Most Asian countries are regarded as one of the Confucian countries even though each country has its own historical and cultural background. Thus, little is known how people in different Asian countries perceive their family boundaries. This study is an attempt to compare the perception on the family using Asian Family Index data in three East Asian countries, China, Japan and Korea.We have examined the family perception of people in three East Asian countries and found substantial differences among three countries. First, in terms of family membership boundary, Chinese showed widest and paternally extended family perception. People in Korea included almost equal numbers in family with China, but their family perception developed bilaterally. In contrast with two countries, People in Japan perceived only blood tied, intimate relations as a family member. In addition, the family perception did not show substantial difference between the genders in Japan as well as China, but South Korea showed difference between males and females. Males perceived family boundary much more widely than females. This phenomenon implies that women have greater family burden than men in Korea. Considering the heterogeneity in family perceptions in three East Asian countries, this paper tries to explain how social institutions interact with individuals and give impacts on their family perception. Finally, this paper concludes that it is inappropriate to tie the three East Asian countries as ‘Confucian civilizations’ in terms of family perception.
Estimation of Marine and Harbor Activity Influence on the Environment of Coastal Local Municipalities for Controlling and Forecast of the Pollution Level
Pages 74-82
Gogoberidze George, Lednova Julia, Dikinis Alexander
Abstract
Use the method of Human Impact Assessment (HIA) for coastal local municipalities allows evaluating the nature-ecological state / environmental situation of coastal local municipality, estimate the marine and harbor activity influence on the environment, given an opportunity to show the hierarchy of municipalities and determining the HIA, vulnerability and its opportunity for future development. In the paper the indicator method of HIA estimation for coastal local municipalities and its main assumptions are formulated, including the task of controlling and forecast of the pollution level of the coastal local municipalities. Due to the HIA analysis the list of factors of estimation of the nature-ecological state / environmental situation of coastal local municipality was obtained. For each selected factor the method of indicator value calculation, as well as the calculation of value of the integrative indicator of the nature-ecological state for coastal local municipality (or HIA estimation value for coastal local municipalities) as average of indicators, is proposed. Application of the method is considered for coastal local municipalities of the Eastern Gulf of Finland. Based on the indicators and integrative indicator values recommendations to reduction of human impact as well as marine and harbor activity influence, for controlling and forecast of the pollution level for coastal local municipalities are made.
Track: Engineering and Technology Studies
Survey of Adsorption of Impurities from Deep Wells Water by Pistachio Tree Wastes
Pages 83-86
Saman Hajmohammadi, Sohrab Hajmohammadi
Abstract
Production of Synthesis Gas by Utilization of Municipal Solid Waste Via Dry Reforming of Methane
Pages 87-94
Muhammad Usman, Wan MohdAshriBin Wan Daud
Abstract
Global warming issue generated by greenhouse gases (GHG, majorly CH4 and CO2) from various sources (fossil fuel burning, landfill, and power generation) has urged researchers to search for sustainable solutions to attenuate or suppress these emissions. Dry reforming of methane process utilizes these two major greenhouse gases, however, the process hampered by carbon deposition. This study focuses on the preparation of Ni nanoparticle and support Ni/MgO catalysts by microemulsion assisted synthesis. The study of different synthesis parameters depicted that higher surface area and smaller Ni nanoparticles will be obtained at lower water content due to their small microemuslion droplet size. The addition of MgO support to the microemulsion system leads to the drastic reduction in particles size and provides protective shell as depicted by TEM analysis. XRD analysis for pure NiO, MgO and NiO/MgO reveals the formation of a mild type of NiO-MgO solid solution formation. H2-TPR results indicate the lower reduction of NiO/MgO catalysts due to the lower free NiO available compared to pure NiO catalysts. Higher catalytic activity of supported catalysts was dedicated to its higher surface, smaller particle size and a strong metal-support interaction compared to Ni nanoparticles.
The Possibility of Using Activated Carbon Derived from Brachystegia Tree Wood as a Dioxin Adsorbent in Plastic Waste Incineration
Pages 95-105
Zvidzayi John Mangosuthu, Hapazari Innocent
Abstract
Comparison of Energy Recovery Processes for Plastic Waste in Southern Africa
Pages 106-116
Zvidzayi John, Hapazari Innocent
Abstract
The Viscoelastic Behaviour of Epoxidized Natural Rubber Modified Asphalt
Pages 117-125
Ramez Al-Mansob, Amiruddin Ismail, NurIzzi Yusoff, IsmaelShaban Albrka, ShojaeiMujtaba Baghini, CheHusna Azhari, Mohamed Rehan Karim
Abstract
New Design of Low-Head Hydro Turbine for Small-Scale Hydro Power Plant
Pages 126-134
Marat B. Koshumbaev, YerzhanAsem Anuarkyzy
Abstract
Can SRTM Digital Elevation Model be Improved with Egm08?
Pages 135-140
EmelZeray Öztürk1*, R. Alpay Abbak
Abstract
Theoretical and Experimental Researches on Development of New Construction of Wind-Driven Generator with Flux Concentrator
Pages 141-145
Koshumbayev Marat,Yerzhan Assem, Myrzakulov Bakhytzhan, Kvasov Peter
Abstract
Multilevel Multithreshold Decoding of Self-Orthogonal Codes for High-Speed Communications
Pages 146-149
Nurlan Tashatov, Dina Satybaldina, Natalya Grinchenko, Van Toan Cao, Gennady Ovechkin
Abstract
Study on the Performance Enhancement of Fast Active RFID using Simulation
Pages 150-153
Sarimah Ismail, HamediMohd Adnan
Abstract
The Hydrodynamic Characterization of a Yield Stress Fluid in Stirred Tanks Generated By Simple and Double Helical Ribbons. University of SFAX, Tunisia
Pages 154-163
Amel Gammoudi, Abdelhak Ayadi, Mounir Baccar
Abstract
Track: Health and Medicine Studies
The Study of Achievement Motivation in Neurotic and Psychosomatic Disorder
Pages 164-171
Leonid Burlachuk, Nadezhda Zhiyenbayeva, Olga Tapalova
Abstract
This paper highlights results of research and analysis of achievement motivation’s patterns at neurotic and psychosomatic disorders. Interest to research of this medical-psychological problem is connected with goals of changing of motivation’s pathological patterns among this group of individuals. The research sample included 65 respondents of psychotherapeutic department. The study was conducted using the following methods: test by Hekhauzen; test “Diagnostics of motivational structure of personality” by Milman, questionnaires “Big Five” Obtained results of research show that neuroses in people are the result of internal conflict and anxiety.
Discussion of the Canbay Hypotheses in Terms of the Etiology of Multiple Sclerosis Disease
Pages 172-184
Canbay Cahit
Abstract
In this study, it is aimed to show that the etiology of multiple sclerosis (MS) disease is dielectrophoretic force (DEP) in brain. Meanwhile, it is explained that MS is not a disease which is caused by the immune system and genetics. In this context, the breakdown mechanism of the blood brain barrier (BBB) has been explained by the interaction of the myelin basic protein (MBP) with the particles separated from T cells by the dielectrophoretic force effect on the BBB, the myelin and the particles. The radiologically isolated syndrome (RIS) is the major clue on the understanding of the Canbay hypotheses on the etiology of MS disease and is also the very last link of the chain. In fact, although the RIS concept is not correct concept or approach, it is a useful argument for understanding of the etiology of MS in the direction of the Canbay hypotheses. Here, the specific absorption rate concept (SAR) and Clausius-Mossotti equation for the myelin basic proteins (MBP) in the white, gray matter and the cerebrospinal fluid has been used to explain the cause of RIS. The studies made by the author about the etiology of the multiple sclerosis disease in terms of the DEP-MS-RIS-BBB and the other connections have strengthened the belief that is to be a correct idea about the understanding of the etiology of MS disease.The RIS-MRI-MS-BBB connections are the most important experimental evidences confirming the close connection between MS and dielectrophoretic force. It is impossible to understand the etiology of MS disease by making observation, by hand examination, and by using the active, passive animal experiments without taking into account of the dielectrophoretic force. A method, which is applied in conjunction with drug therapy, will solve the problem of MS. The author’s hypotheses supported by the scientific approaches and evidences show that the MS disease has become more understandable of thanks to the MRI and RIS.
Track: Physical Life and Applied Sciences
Synthesis, Characterization and in Silico Studies of Piper done Derivatives and its Potential as Dengue Protease Inhibitor
Pages 185-192
Nor Hashima Idris, Hasnah Osman, EzatulEzleen Kamarulzaman, Habibah A. Wahab
Abstract
Denial of Service Detection Using Stepping Stone Detection Method in Internet Control Message Protocol Attack
Pages 193-201
NurIzham Subri, MohdNizam Omar, Roshidi Din, Angela Amphawan
Abstract
Information Support for Environmental Monitoring of the World Ocean and Russian Arctic Regions
Pages 202-209
Shatrova Olga, Gogoberidze George, Bubynin Mikhail, Vladimirova Galina, Biryukova Anna