Volume 9, Issue 2
This issue showcases 8 research papers covering a wide range of fields. It explores a methodology to improve power grid stability with increased solar and electric vehicle usage. Another study utilizes deep learning models to enhance accurate detection of Alzheimer’s disease stages. An innovative approach examines body mechanics to optimize CPR training effectiveness. Thailand’s royal development initiatives are chronologically analyzed, revealing socioeconomic impacts. Strategic guidance is provided for financial advisory services to integrate artificial intelligence capabilities. Privacy concerns surrounding digital health systems in N. Macedonia are investigated. Sustainable road construction techniques leveraging waste materials are proposed. Finally, Malaysia’s renewable energy policies and their regional energy security implications are assessed. These interdisciplinary studies offer valuable insights into complex challenges, demonstrating research’s transformative potential across diverse domains.
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Optimal Engagement of Residential Battery Storage to Alleviate Grid Upgrades Caused by EVs and Solar Systems
The integration of distributed energy resources has ushered in a host of complex challenges, significantly impacting power quality in distribution networks. This work studies these challenges, exploring issues such as voltage fluctuations and escalating power losses caused by the integration of solar systems and electric vehicle (EV) chargers. We present a robust methodology focused on…
Read More Double-Enhanced Convolutional Neural Network for Multi-Stage Classification of Alzheimer’s Disease
Being known as an irreversible neurodegenerative disease which has no cure to date, detection and classification of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) in its early stages is significant so that the deterioration process can be slowed down. Generally, AD can be classified into three major stages, ranging from the “normal control” stage with no symptoms shown, the…
Read More Analysis of Components and Effects of Chest Compression Posture using CPR Training System
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (hereafter CPR) is a life-saving procedure to combat our day-to-day risks of cardiac arrest. However, there are a few citizens who can accurately carry out CPR by encountering the scene of the cardiac arrest of others, and there are many unclear parts on the methods such as the correct attitude of CPR, and…
Read More Spatial Distribution Patterns of the Royal Development Projects Initiated by King Rama 9th of Thailand
The study aimed to create a chronological overview of the royal development projects initiated by King Rama IX and to analyze their spatial distribution patterns. The research used a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative and qualitative data collection methods such as obtaining data from relevant offices, internet research, and field observations. Data analysis involved descriptive statistics…
Read More Revolutionizing Robo-Advisors: Unveiling Global Financial Markets, AI-Driven Innovations, and Technological Landscapes for Enhanced Investment Decisions
Robo-advisors, fundamental to the financial services sector, have undergone substantial technological metamorphosis. Innovations in artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud technology, augmented reality, and virtual reality have reshaped the financial industry’s landscape. As automated investment solutions, robo-advisors are on the brink of further technological evolution. This comprehensive research amalgamates historical data, behavioral insights, and emerging market trends…
Read More Exploring Current Challenges on Security and Privacy in an Operational eHealth Information System
Bearing in mind that patient data is extremely sensitive, it is crucial to establish strong protection when the security and privacy of healthcare data are concerned. Prioritizing data security and privacy is essential for the overall healthcare industry in order to maintain the reliability of electronic healthcare (eHealth) information systems. This study explores the gathered…
Read More Buton Rock Asphalt Paving Block Innovation using Waste Engine Oil and Recycled Concrete Aggregate
Road surface coating using concrete paving block cement has been used for a long time. As an aggregate binding agent, asphalt can be made into paving blocks. Utilizing waste in the recycling process is an activity to control the sustainability of natural resources. Waste Engine Oil and Recycled Concrete Aggregate can be used as road…
Read More Malaysia’s Renewable Energy Policy and its Impact on ASEAN Countries
As the global community increasingly shifts its focus towards sustainable development and combating climate change, renewable energy policies have become pivotal in shaping national and regional energy landscapes. Malaysia, as a developing nation with a rapidly growing economy, has recognized the importance of renewable energy sources in achieving its socio-economic goals while addressing environmental concerns.…
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