Southeast Asia - Science topic

source. Using global climate datasets is the best approach to obtain annual precipitation data for Thai, Malaysian, and Indonesian provinces using the same standard and source for your research. These datasets offer global rainfall, temperature, and humidity data in a consistent format. Among the reliable sources are: WorldClim (www.worldclim.org) is one source. It provides free climate data, including humidity, temperature, and rainfall. Average monthly or annual rainfall data at the province or grid level, spanning from 1970 to the present, is available for download. Province-by-province data can be extracted using GIS software. CHIRPS (Climate Hazards Group InfraRed Precipitation with Station data) is an additional source. It offers reasonably accurate rainfall data for tropical nations like Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia from 1981 to the present. Data from the Copernicus Climate Data Store's ERA5 Climate Reanalysis can also be used. It offers daily, monthly, or annual rainfall, temperature, and humidity data going back to 1950. Although the data is free, you must download and register. Check out ClimateData.org or the World Bank Climate Knowledge Portal for pre-made province-by-province data that doesn't require GIS work. They provide summaries of climate data at the national and provincial levels, though occasionally they only provide long-term averages. Since WorldClim, CHIRPS, or ERA5 data covers all three nations in a single, standardised format, this is the best method. Any year after 2016 can have its annual rainfall easily calculated, and the same source can also provide the temperature and humidity.

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I have been involved in Practice as Research for over 20 years now in Nigeria under various names. I employed the term Participant Observer in my PhD research work. However now I use the term Practice as Research and openly refer to myself as a Pracademic. I am pioneering this in Nigeria currently.

They are not rising but have aalways been there. It is just that they are dressed up in different ways.

Liquid democracy is ready to use or apply in the Good Governance issues..

It can be achieved if the administration has become flexible to administer to amend in all possible ways.

Most of the societies hard stricken that could not be applicable to amend these liquid democracy aspects.

It is not only the effect of the Good Governance but also the behaviour and mentality of the stakeholders in the community or society.

The liquid democracy could be successful if the people have greater freedom to express their ideas and opinions openly in the forum's.

GEDI aboveground biomass density footprints (GEDI L4A) one year data can be searched and downloaded using python (codehttps://github.com/ornldaac/gedi_tutorials/blob/main/2_gedi_l4a_subsets.ipynb) in jupyter notebook. Then, you can export these footprints in GeoJSON or shapefile format which can be easily analysed and convert into raster in ArcGIS or QGIS. This data is discrete and sparsely distributed so you have to apply any predictive modelling approach like machine learning for the generation of continuous AGB map.

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Do you have information on Agave cantala (also Bombay aloe)?

Thanks in advance.

Harasit Kumar Paul

Burkholderia pseudomallei, the causative agent of melioidosis, is intrinsically resistant to many antibiotics, including penicillin, first- and second-generation cephalosporins, macrolides, rifamycins, colistin, and aminoglycosides.

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I can only share with you my traveling experiences in 2019 and the first weeks of 2020 (I have returned to Macao on January 19 at the start of the pandemic crisis). In Indonesia, I had access to Grab in Jakarta and Yogyakarta, but not in small towns and rural areas. The same happened in Vietnam: I accessed Grab transportation services in Danang, but they were not available in Haiphong and other smaller towns. These are large countries with huge populations, so I presume that GRAB will concentrate services, mainly transportation and food delivery, in the large metropolitan areas. As you know, in Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, or Laos, transportation in rural areas and small towns uses motorbikes and bicycles, while food is easily offered by countless peddlers and simple booths. I don't foresee any online services able in the next coming years to change these long-term sociabilities and economic patterns.

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A database of microplastic ingestion by invertebrates is a bit hard to find! Instead of that, look for reviews and articles then analyze their results!

Why not in the future, create a database if there is no one yet!

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It was sloth bear (Melursus ursinus).

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Yes drones have become commonplace for military intelligence, and the cost have dropped. In Laos they did show a flying drone that had crashed, they claimed it to be one US drone, but from choice of material - wood - and slightly less good workmanship on both airframe and propeller I quickly concluded it more likely were Thai.

The researchers' "production" will not contribute to a significant increase in the country's development. First, there must be industry and capital that will need science to develop further. Otherwise, the researchers will have to move to countries where their knowledge will be needed.

Therefore, in my opinion, we need to develop entrepreneurship first.

I think it is a mosquito-borne disease that spreads to Southeast Asia

Dear Nicola,

I am the head of Foreign Languages Department, South Ural State University, Russian Federation. I am deeply interested in the topic of EMI implementation and EMI teacher training. I would be happy to collaborate with you on the topic of EMI implementation and extend your research to the Russian Federation as much has been in Russia in the field of EMI implementation though it is not still visible on the global map of internationalization.

Hello Micah,

We are working on bird ringing project which dedicated for migration performances and conservation.

Please look out our annual reports from my RG.

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Batmunkh

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I conduct research on the Indian community in South Africa. Would you like to chat?

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Plastics are a major environmental problem and action must be taken in order to avoid its exponential growth. It is a global problem and international agreements on how to deal with it should be promoted. Possibly the degree of awareness is higher in developed countries where a number of measures are already being implemented but the situation can deteriorate very rapidly in developing countries where other priorities prevail. In this sense, industrialized countries have a greater responsibility in promoting global solutions. Technological efforts should also be devoted to the development of biodegradable, recyclable materials that can replace plastics as they are being used nowadays. Research efforts should also be made to treat in an environmentally friendly way the plastic waste which already exists. And all levels of government need to get involved in dealing with this tremendous task.

Hi ! I will not able to meet some of them personally . I will use an email/Skype in-depth interview with some of my respondents. Moreover, I can only use a personal interview and indirect observation with some of my respondents residing in the Philippines. I will appreciate your comment to improve my paper. Thank you very much!

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As I know, Philippine is included in Southeast Asia

Please refer to the works by Associate Professor Dr. Cheng-Chwee KUIK (RG: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Cheng_Chwee_Kuik), who is the foremost scholar on responses by the smaller states in Southeast Asia towards big powers (especially on China).

There are some earlier publications (see example below), but identification these insects requires some experience. Better to contact your colleagues at the Museum in Manila (e.g. Henrik Freitag, which is available on RG).

Market research:data collection, questionnaires, surveys, and consumers

panels, modes of buyers behavior; product functions; technical changes and economic of appropriate technology are good tools to measure consumer perception

Hi Tobias, I am providing a PDF report from my database. It lists over 1100 populations, from several different regions of the world, for which Y-chromosome SNP data is abailable. Send me a list of the populations for which you would like data and I will send a bibliography of the studies that have data.

Hi Oli,

we are indeed interested in expanding our research on tin isotopes to eastern Asia. We can discuss details via email...

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Daniel

A partial answer, with many thanks to Pavida Pananond for digging it up:

"Indeed, the Thai-Chinese have made a tremendous contribution to Thailand, particularly in the business world where their approximately 14% of the country’s population (more directly - about fifty ethnic Chinese families) controls 80% to 90% of the overall market capitalization of the country, 90% of its manufacturing section, 50% of the banking and financial services sectors (including the four largest private banks) and about 80% of the companies listed in the Thai stock market (Haley, Haley, & Tan, 2009; Seagrave, 2010; Weidenbaum & Hughes, 1996; Yeung, 2006)." (Franco, 2015, ASEAN Journal of Management & Innovation, 2(2), p. 101)

Does anybody else have a comparable list for any other ASEAN country?

In emerging economies such as in southeast Asia firms play multiple roles that include community development. That is, firms could be major employers within a community, making it a core of the economic and social fabric of the local community.

In the Philippines, it is not uncommon to see firms play important roles in offering educational support or scholarships to employees' families, marginalised members of the community, or even to the extent of playing principal roles in disaster and relief programmes. They also play key roles in the social aspects of community life as sponsors or patrons of major events or initiative. 

To my knowledge no. But if you are looking for a RES portfolio approach have a look at these publications.

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I'm not sure that I would define them as "political drivers", it is more a case of political apathy, i.e. overlooking the issue or, worse, passively allowing trafficking to take place in deference to the vested interests of wealthy individuals that support the politicians.  For me, wildlife trafficking is market-driven - remove the market and trafficking disappears, but remove the politics and trafficking will still occur.

Dear Prakash,

Take a look at three climatic databases and see their strengths and weakness:

ecoClimate.org (compatible layers since Pliocene to the future - 2100)

worldClim.org (reliable layer at high resolution for present-day)

climond.org (a wider range of 40 bioclimatic variables for future, which may be interesting for modeling plant species)

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Matheus

Charles Benoit wrote a Ph.D. dissertation at Harvard University (Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations) with the title "The Evolution of the Wang Cuiqiao Tale: From Historical Event in China to Literary Masterpiece in Vietnam," in which he traces how the great narrative poem "The Tale of Kieu" came into being-- from the historical figure Wang Cuiqiao (王翠翹), who lived in Ming dynasty China, to the 17th century Chinese novel 金雲翹 inspired by events in her life, to the 19th century Vietnamese poem (whose title reads as 金雲翹傳 in Chinese).  I haven't read his work, but from the little Benoit told me in conversation, I understood that this woman (insignificant in real life and not all that important as the heroine of a minor Chinese novel) was slowly molded, in the hands of the Vietnamese poet, into an iconic exemplar of the faithful wife— that is, even though Wang is forced into slavery and prostitution and even, at one point, has to take refuge in a nunnery, she remains true to her love— and in this way her story becomes emblematic of the Vietnamese national struggle. I don’t know if the dissertation was ever published, but if you can get hold of it you might find part of the analysis interesting. 

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In my region's experience with such integration, all the Aesean countries may not be at the same level of development, so allowances would have to be made where such integration is done on a phased basis. Here's what's available in ResearchGate;

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Debra

The Philippines and other countries in southeast Asian region had established ASEAN not just for mutual defense (previously, it was named the Southeast Asian Treaty Organization, akin to NATO) but for stronger cooperation in the political, economic and socio-cultural spheres.  By next year, it can be expected that a lot of those provisions for cooperation will be in place.

One of the basic tenet of ASEAN Integration 2015 is on higher education.  Majority of the population of member-countries are not so aware of the direct impact of integration to their lifestyle.  However, academicians are so concerned considering that those who came from so-called "low-quality" schools will be competing with those who graduated from high-profile universities.  The manner of raising the bar of quality education is not so easy considering the fact that a lot of these countries are still in the middle stage of development.  Thus, there are issues which are of grave importance that has to be addressed first before we can say that these countries are ready for integration.

In our dept too majority of PDs are for priampullary carcinomas.I am not sure about the data.

Thanks Andrew

I will go and read up

@ Zen

thanks for your answer.your idea is helpful for me. But there is one thing may wrong that is floating house cannot apply in the middle of Vietnam.Because this area has complex topography, so river flow is faster and stronger than Mekong Delta.

hope to having more your suggestion.