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Thailand Government has been state that they want to lavarage its Halal comodity for 4 years (Which is 2024-2028). Why they do this? (except for economy beneficial)

Hello forum members,

I'm conducting research on vegetable oil fingerprinting. I need annual precipitation (rainfall) data for provinces in Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Specifically, I don't know what it is called but, I need the **single annual precipitation value** (in millimeters) for each province for the years 2018 or 2019 or later, just any year after 2016, or maybe average monthly rainfall data. A data that can differentiate and groups between provinces.

Could anyone kindly provide this data or guide me to reliable sources where I can obtain it? Your assistance would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you in advance.

Best regards,

Note: I actually also need temperature and humidity data, but it's a bonus.

We all know about Marco Polo, Vasco da Gama etc. I am looking for the names of similar individuals in Indian history. They were born in India, they then travelled abroad, and then they brought back knowledge of the wider world to courts in India, and became symbols of adventure.

I found Tokubei and other Japanese adventurers who went to Formosa and Siam, but the moment you mention samurais touring Asia, you are in a political minefield, and complicit in the Nanjing massacre.

So now I am looking for similar characters from India. I did find a person called Chand Sadagar who appears in some old texts. But I did not find the title of the original source. He was an extremely wealthy merchant in the middle ages, I understand?

ICLACE 2024 is to bring together innovative academics and industrial experts in the field of Language, Art and Culture to a common forum. The primary goal of the conference is to promote research and developmental activities in Language, Art and Culture and another goal is to promote scientific information interchange between researchers, developers, engineers, students, and practitioners working all around the world.

The conference will be held every year to make it an ideal platform for people to share views and experiences in Language, Art and Culture and related areas. We warmly invite you to participate in ICLACE2024 and look forward to seeing you in Bangkok, Thailand!

Full Paper Submission Date: March 10, 2024

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Full Paper Submission Date: March 19, 2024

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The topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:

- The development of artificial intelligence (AI tools, artificial intelligence and evolutionary algorithms, intelligent user interfaces, intelligent information fusion, etc.) and their applications in economic and social development.

- The development of mobile Internet, artificial intelligence, big data and other technologies and their application in economic and social development.

- Artificial intelligence and digital economy development frontier in the Internet era and typical cases.

- Technology, methods and applications of the integration and development of digital economy and artificial intelligence.

- Other topics related to artificial intelligence, Internet and digital economy can be contributed.

All accepted papers will be published in the AHIS-Atlantis Highlights in Intelligent Systems (2589-4919), and submitted to EI Compendex, Scopus for indexing.

UPRE 2024 aims to build a platform for scholars to discuss the relationship between urban planning and economy, aims to promote the exchange of different cutting-edge research in the field of information and connection at home and abroad the most advanced academic resources.

We warmly invite you to participate in UPRE 2024 and look forward to seeing you in Bangkok, Thailand.

Full Paper Submission Date: March 20, 2024

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All accepted papers will be accepted and published on Conference Proceedings. The published papers will then be submitted for CPCI/CNKI indexing.

Hello everyone. I have a question. I’m studying population genetic structure of fish in Thailand. I use DnaSP software to calculate nucleotide diversity and haplotype diversity but I can't fine value standard deviation (S.D.) of nucleotide diversity and haplotype diversity. Can anyone guide me the steps? Thank you.

it is well known that the great impact of Hindu civilization on culture in Southeast Asia dates back over 3000 years. The Bujang valley civilization in the Kedah region of Malaysia has revealed a steel making and exporting culture at least 800 years before the Christian era. This whole region consisting of Thailand (Siam), Myanmar, Cambodia, south Viet Nam, Laos, Indonesia which reveals a past in which the local culture accepted Indian languages, religions, art, technology etc. so much so that even today many city and person names and many words in local languages are of Sanskrit origin. Now, it is also clear that China was equally near, equally or more advanced in all cultural and technological matters. Rulers of Southeast Asia were in close contact with China and somewhat apprehensive of its power. Why is the Chinese culture not as impactful as the Hindu culture in these countries?

Dear network,

DM if anyone is looking for a technical project to collaborate with in Bangkok, Thailand.

Project Detail on News:

Tech Stack & Team:

- Firmware

- AI

- Embedded Hardware

- AWS IoT (cloud)

- UI/UX

- PoC test

Thank you and look forward to hearing back.

Best Regards,

Navid

Dear Colleagues

I need to find the data (dengue cases in Thailand for every province,2003-2009).

Does anyone know if this information is publicly available?

Thank you very much

How do you think business research, educational research, psychological studies could be a part of Thai studies?

When researchers conduct business, education, or healthcare research among Thai people, do you think these studies could be a part of Thai Studies? Or Thai studies could be integration research between Business Research, Educational Research and Psychological Studies?

Hi All,

I am pursuing PhD (1st year-Information System Area) from SoM, AIT Thailand and trying to finalize my research topic and questions.

My area of interests are Social Media Influence, e-Governance  and Technology Adoption.

It would be really helpful if you could suggest one or two relevant topic/ open areas.

Thanks,

Kingsuk

Dear research community members,

If anyone especially those who reside in Thailand knows a sales representative for RPA TwistAmp® basic (TwistDx, UK), please kindly let me know. I will be very appreciative.

I am a novice student researcher who is undergoing MA in TESOL at Payap University, Chiang Mai, Thailand. I am carrying out content analysis on the instructional guide for English for upper primary education in Bhutan. It will be great if the seniors and experienced researchers in this field could guide me.

Thank you and wish you a happy new year.

Dear colleagues

I would like to obtain the Monthly Soil Moisture Data(and some other gridded climate data) for the provinces of Thailand (for the last 20 years).

Could you tell me please,how i can get the full sample for each provice of Thailand (76 provinces)?

Thank you very much for your help

Yours sincerely

Dear all

In this year, I have joined a research team focusing on how to rear larvae and moth of durian seed bore (Lepidoptera : Noctuoidae), for example : Mudaria luteileprosa Halloway and Canogethes punctiferalis frequently found durian cultivated in Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia, to be used for conducting a series of quarantine treatments on fresh durian. In initial steps, we need to collect massively those insects. Unfortunately, what we have seemingly efforted still far away to the target. We would highly appreciate if you could share the information about how to obtain those commercial mass-reared of durian seed bore and their artificial diets. Thank you very much before.

Kindly regards

Hendra Adi Prasetia

Hello, My name is Siriwan Hmontong. I am studying in the 4th year. Bachelor of Science Program in Geography Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mahasarakham University From Thailand. I am doing research  of your.  It is Monitoring and prediction of hydrological drought using a drought early warning system in Pemali-Comal river basin, Indonesia. I am doing research  for you because I am doing my research about Delft-FEW. I want to know about Delft-FEW and How to use this software. So can I request  your research full-text? Please... 

For many yrs that I have been worked with Univ. in Thailand, I found that all univs. in my country put their heavy resource and time to play World Ranking Univ. Still my workplace is far behind from the ranking every year. Once I thought why bother!!! What about best-in class univ.

Dear all,

It is a kind and humble request to fill the following survey questionnaire. Your cooperation is highly appreciated in this regard. It will not take more than 10 minutes of your time. The survey details are given in the link below. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf3Iy2kcaX6nq0osdGKVfpj-O-SlanQn62F7agkLWVKNoAupw/viewform

Rohani Rohan, a research assistant at King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), Bangkok, Thailand

Good morning,

Where can I find a list of crop coefficient (Kc) for Thai crops ?

Thanks

According to my PhD student (Rat), the framework species method of forest restoration adds around 156 tC/ha to above-ground tree biomass over 16 years. If the IPCC estimation for roots is added (x0.37), then the total tree carbon added is estimated at 214 tC/ha. This is for upland evergreen forest, northern Thailand, 1,300 m asl, 1,700 mm annual rainfall.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/7ty0qlf763s0i95/2017%20Rat%20AB%20Carbon%20storage%20- %20FINAL%20PAPER%20PUBLISHED.pdf?dl=0

The current price of EUROPEAN EMISSION ALLOWANCES is 22.83 EUR per ton CO2.

That’s equivalent to 83.71 EUR per ton carbon or 92 US$. So, 214 t added carbon is worth 19,688 US$/ha. Total restoration costs are 1,700 – 4,000 US$ /ha (depending on the amount of natural regeneration present at the start). So conservatively, profit would be >15,000 US$/ha. Over 16 years, that averages out at 940 US$/ha/y.

According to our project partners in Krabi, families there are currently earning around 600 US$/ha/y from oil palm from year 7 to year 15 ,after plantation establishment. That’s 5,400 US$/ha over the 9 productive years of the plantation.

That makes forest restoration at least 50% more profitable than oil palm … just on the carbon value alone. If NTFP’s (the green supermarket) and a bit of ecotourism are thrown into the mix, then restoration becomes much more profitable than oil palm.

Can this be true? What am I missing here?

What is the significance of Pradhan et al from New Delhi’s work?

Hi !

Does anyone know where to access reference crop evapotranspiration for Thailand? Any map ? Historical Statistical Averages ?

Thanks

Dear all reserchers,

I would like to introduce myself, my name is Rifky and I'm studying in King Mongkuts University of Technology Thonburi Thailand. I'm interested to do experiment about biosurfactant producing yeast. I wish I can get any knowledge from you all. Nice to meet you in advance.

Best regards,

Achmad Rifky Alfian

The coronavirus that broke out in Wuhan, China, has at today, killed 80 people and more than 2,700 cases have been confirmed in mainland China, as the virus continues to spread throughout Asia and the rest of the world. Already, there are more than 50 cases confirmed around the world (outside China) , in the United States, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Macao, Thailand, France, Australia, and more.

I know that the quality of the attachments is poor...

I found it during the autopsy of a snail - Anentome helena (von dem Busch, 1847) from Thailand.

I heard that this snail species produce "nuptial gifts"... Can we see sperm in the photo? Or maybe there are some protozoa?

Thank you for all your help!

I am still looking for potential collaborators interested in this project and for Ficopomatus material freshly fixed in ethanol from the type localities (India, China, Thailand, and Sri Lanka).

I am going through a number of documents and papers on global and country-wise hilsa catch. As I can see 60-70% global hilsa catch come from Bangladesh. Having said that, different documents give different percentages. The countries like India, Myanmar, Thailand, Pakistan, Iran and a few others are also considered as hilsa nations. Is it possible to prepare a country-wise and year-wise hilsa catch data for all the hilsa nations, agreed by the scientists and supported by the authentic national data sources - that is non-existent at the moment.

Hello Thai friends! I would like to know how Thailand regulate electronic device radiation both for ionizing and non-ionizing radiation. The following information will be much appreciated:

1. How does the government of Thailand regulate or control electronic product radiation (ionizing and non-ionizing)?

2. What offices/agencies are responsible for such regulations?

3. What are the basis for radiation regulation? (Laws, Acts, etc.)

4. What is the scope of regulation? (Manufacturing? Export/Import? Possession? Use?)

5. What kind/type of devices does the government of Thailand regulate?

4. Are inspection or monitoring activities done as part of regulation? How is this implemented?

Thank you very much!

Does anyone have good references for Palaeoclimate work in SW Thailand? Preferably derived from lake sediments.

Hi,

For a Malaria Clinical Trial, I am looking for an accredited lab in Thailand or neighbouring countries, preferable with clinical trials experience, that has following quantitative assays validated on Humam serum samples:

- Quantitative assay for Antibodies against Merozoite Surface Antigens1, 2, and 3 (Anti-MSP1, 2, and 3)

- CD163 Levels.

Any suggestions are welcome.

Kind regards,

Lut

I am a lecturer in EE course for almost 20 years. When studying my Ph.D in UK, I used the Keysight ADS software for free. But when I come back in Thailand many years ago, I contacted with the company to show my intention to use ADS as a software tool for teaching my students. The company told me that there is no free license policy in Thailand and the price is ridiculously expensive. Does any one give a clear explanation for this ?

I tend to reach out when I'm fairly clueless about something, this time no exception. Some background first though.

I research in Thailand and Australia, Thailand never being easy. Business managers tend not to be helpful. Why say yes and create risk, so possible loss of face (Thailand is a heavily face-based culture) when you can ignore or say "No"? Sometimes, though, the situation doesn't pan out that way at all. Currently, I have a number of business managers happy to help, saying "Yes". But there's an issue - it's low (green) season. There's a real paucity of clients at cookery schools for me to interview.

I sat reading cookery school reviews. One in particular had 169 reviews on Google. I kept seeing the words fun, funny and laugh. Over and over - suggesting people attend for fun. Equally I saw little comment around gaining cooking skills, very little. So, had I found my answer as to why people attend touristic cooking classes? Do I have to interview people at all? Why not just text-mine the reviews?

In fact, over the last day or two things have picked up, interviews nearly finished. But I'm still fascinated by text-mining, if only to capture a school's reviews for comparison against questionnaire responses.

My two questions are:

1. Do readers find text-mining a viable approach to inferentially discovering consumer motivations in the way I've said?

2. How acceptable do readers feel text-mining to be in academia, as opposed to marketing? I'm not sure I've even seen text-mining used, as referenced in an academic article. An exception is a Russian friend who is a big user, which might suggest that there are national differences on this?

Does anyone has a simple empirical formula to compute Daily effective Rainfall for any location in Thailand?

Thanks

I would love to hear from different countries. In Thailand now the MoE Policy has promoted STEM/STEAM in classroom; however, these concepts are not really innovative since it has been used in many countries. One study said that they analysed scientific texts into 3 units ( words, structures, and nominalisation). I don't agree if this is a way to integrate STEM into English. Anyway I think there may be sth else innovative to promote English literacy of primary students. Hope to hear from you.

I need to look into the codes of ethics, processes and guidelines however, I have an organisation focus but not purely concentrating on Thailand. I wondered if any of you have conducted research in Thailand or Asia and have been required to examine and analyse the the fundamentals of the ethics before beginning your research. If it was theoretical or practical any insights you may have would be very appreciated please. I am need of this information for my research paper that is due on Wednesday thank you in advance.

I am going to perform back translation and cross-cultural adaptation of a survey tool in Thai context. This is the first time in Thailand to perform both back translation and cross-cultural adaptation of this tool. I am thinking about confirmatory factor analysis of this tool. Should I perform CFA? If I cannot perform CFA, whether this affects my study? Please give me an advice.

I have been in the Military Defence Institute in Bangkok where I had some briefings about the actual situation either internal either in the borders.

Thailand is a key country for US control of the region and actually with the intentions of China expansion. It seems to me that will be a very big effort to have strong and modern Armed Forces without a full US help.

Dykstra (2002) says tropical native forests yield only about 30 m3/ha of timber, that is, about 10 trees/ha of many different species. And in parts of Africa it could be only about a tree per 10 ha. Compare that to temperate conifer forests which yield 500 m3/ha, so the costs of tropical forest exploitation (roads, skids, mapping, cutting of vines) amount to about 50 times more than in temperate forests. The Reduced Impact Logging (RIL) seems an oxymoron in the case of tropical native forests. In trials at Kalimantan concessions of Alas Kusuma Group (Suparma et al 2002), they found that it will be viable only if the regulators make it mandatory for the whole country, at a premium price for such timber. Currently, they get the work done through quantity based incentives with little supervision. RIL requires a total revamping of the system. My suggestion is that we apply a moratorium on road building and commercial logging in tropical native forests (allow only community-based, controlled, non-timber forest product exploitation) until such time air lifting of tropical timber becomes economically viable.

Dykstra, Dennis P. 2002 Reduced impact logging: concepts and issues

Suparna, Nana et al 2002 Implementing reduced impact logging in the Alas Kusuma Group

– in Applying Reduced Impact Logging to Advance Sustainable Forest Management, Ed: Enters T. et al, RAP 14, FAO Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, Thailand.

So far, I could not find a single paired-watershed experimental stream flow data on a tropical native forest. FAO & CIFOR (2005) make generalized statements like “…Considerable quantities of rainfall (up to 35 per cent) are commonly intercepted by the canopies of tropical forests and evaporated back into the atmosphere without contributing to soil water reserves…” but they do not present data on native tropical forests. Pine and Eucalyptus forests tend to trap rainwater to the levels mentioned by FAO, but the common sense tells us that the same is not true for native forests. My suspicion is, given the high uncertainty in measuring stream discharge (up to 43% - Baldassare and Montanari (2009)), we may not be able to detect any watershed cover effects on the stream flow, even in the case of exotic trees, worse for native forests. When science is not capable of producing data, why can’t we accept the ‘common sense’ with humility, instead of labeling that as ‘popular myth’?

FAO & CIFOR (2005) “Forests and floods: Drowning in fiction or thriving on facts?”, Center for International Forestry Research, Indonesia and FAO Regional office for Asia and Pacific, Thailand.

Baldassarre, G. Di and A. Montanari (2009) “Uncertainty in river discharge observations: a quantitative analysis”, Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci., 13, 913–921, www.hydrol-earth-syst-sci.net/13/913/2009/

I'm attempting a biodiversity inventory of numerous invertebrate species at two locations in the Indo-Pacific (Gulf of Thailand and Philippines), but I've not been able to find comprehensive ressources for the purpose of cowrie identification. Are there any papers or guides that might be available to assist in this? If not, what is the best way for me to accurately identify species we're finding? Thank you very much.

I need to collect and export live and alcohol fixed spider specimens for my research in these countries. Unfortunately I have not been able to find any explicit information on this regard. Does anyone have this information or could point me in the right direction?

Thanks a lot!

I am interested in collecting data from Universities in the North of Thailand on the topic. Therefore, if this project is open to collaborators, I would like more details on how I could contribute. Thank you.

For plantation in tribal areas of Chhattisgarh where the climate suits for tamarind cultivation.

I would like to find a list of languages in Thailand (perferablly in the last 15 years) with population estimates. (I already know about the Ethnologue and Wikipedia mentions the 2000 census data).

This specie photo I made in the National Park Pa-Hin-Ngan (Hill area, rocks, 2011). I guarantee citation for the specialist who help me in my book. The species is absent in some sci-popular atlases I have.

Thanks

Hello colleagues

Are there any studies on what drives diet changes in the case of urbanization? Meat and wheat (bread) are up in Dakar and Dar Es Salaam compared with rural areas, but what is the driver? Higher average income? Is the fact that bread is just bought from a shop (most of the time) and does not require any preparation (such as cooking) a factor? What is the situation outside of Africa, e.g. Thailand, India? Is there any reason to suspect that increasing urbanization rates in China (65% projected for China) will be accompanied by an increase of bread consumption?

I would like to see ideas and survey if any specific research in Educational Psychology and Guidance should be conducted to help improve Thai education.

The data that I got from World Bank states that the rate is 0.7%?