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1. Preface/Introduction We are pleased to share with you the scholarly papers that were presented during the 2nd International Conference on Environmental Sustainability and Resource Security (IC-ENSURES 2022), which was held virtually on March 8 and 9 in Johor, Malaysia, at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. This conference was held concurrently with the International Seminar on Science and Technology (ISSTEC) 2022.Centre for Environmental Sustainability and Water Security (IPASA) organises the IC-ENSURES conference series every two years. To foster information and knowledge exchange on resource security and environmental sustainability, this conference series intends to establish a global forum for professionals and academics. This time around, the theme of the conference is “Green Technology for Sustainable Future: The Next Step”. This theme is pertinent to environmental issues, disaster preparedness, and water security.With the global pandemic happening around the world, we are particularly interested to see how COVID-19 would affect our water and environment. Additionally, natural catastrophes, particularly those associated with climate change, have become more common and severe in recent years due to anthropogenic activities. Putting that in mind, the themes and topics of IC-ENSURES this year were carefully designed so that they associated with the ongoing pandemic and climate change.Engineering-related sessions including discussions on the following two major topics: environmental sustainability and resource security were carried out. These manuscripts were subjected to a rigorous review in compliance with international publication standards. We anticipate that the collection of accepted manuscripts will benefit numerous academicians, researchers, and experts in a given topic.List of Conference or sponsor logo, committees are available in this pdf.

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The need of the era is sustainable development. Sustainable development is the idea that human societies must live, and meet their needs, without compromising the ability of future generations to achieve their requirements. Sustainability is a multidimensional concept that requires a balance of economic, social and environmental equities of development. For engineering processes, this balance can be achieved by ensuring efficiency in resource use and by reducing the environmental impact, without ignoring the technical, technological and financial concerns related to the process. The civil engineering practitioners need to focus on sustainable development issues by emphasizing on the use of green and high-performance materials, applying research and development results timely into practical projects, thus reducing the use of raw materials in manufacturing, as well as treating the waste causing adverse impact on the global environment. In this context, the research studies on sustainability related issues, e.g. (i) application of alternative materials, (ii) material reuse and recycling, (iii) development of environmentally friendly techniques, (iv) efficient use of the space, (v) reuse of structures or its components, could provide good solution. Sustainable development study of civil engineering can guide in actively choosing and taking appropriate measures in construction stage according to the on-site conditions to reduce adverse effects to ecosystem, reducing the inconvenience and trouble to the nearby, and using scientific methods to strengthen the management of construction workers and improve their safety awareness. Our special thanks go to IOP Publishing (IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering) as our publication partner to publish this volume of conference proceeding of SDCEE-2021, the 1st International Online Conference on Sustainable Development in the areas of Civil Engineering and Electrical Engineering, entitled Sustainable Development in Structural & Transportation Engineering in their prestigious IOP Conference Series. The book covers a variety of multidisciplinary chapters, which would prove to be useful to students, working professionals, practitioners and researchers. List of Conference or Sponsor Logo, List of Committees are available in this pdf.

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Preface/IntroductionWith great pleasure, we would like to present to you the scholarly selected articles presented in the Regional Conference in Civil Engineering and Sustainable Development Goals in Higher Education Institutions 2020 (RCCE 2020), held between 23 rd and 24 th January 2021 conducted virtually via Whova Virtual Conference Platform in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Johor, Malaysia. This conference was sponsored by ASEAN Universiti Network/Southeast Asia Engineering Education Development Network (AUN/SEED-NET) under the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Technical Cooperation Project.RCCE 2020 strategized to combine the transformation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) implementation in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) based on the requirements of United Nation for the year 2030 as well as to support the specific agenda in “The World in 2050” (TWI 2050). This aspiration was the global research and fact-based knowledge in transforming the indicated SDGs in a better way. Therefore, all the keynotes/ invited/ guest speakers explained their roles and contribution to the society, with SDGs related to R&D, innovation, technology and knowledge-transfer. Most of the issues and challenges were connected to the environmental application thereby strengthening the interaction between HEIs, Industry, Government and Community.As the world is still bound to the COVID-19 pandemic, travelling was restricted. For this, different parallel sessions were conducted virtually focusing on the theme “Localizing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Engineering with Look East Policy Partnership”. Participants around this region did not only share similar issues or problems faced but also forged strong partnership among the ASEAN countries to come out with viable solutions fitting this region.In line with the international publication requirements, manuscripts from sessions related to engineering field including structural, environmental, material science, green technology, geotechnical, transportation, water resources and wastewater were rigorously reviewed. We hope that the collection of accepted manuscript will provide insights to many academicians, researchers and specialist of particular field.List of Conference or sponsor logo(s), Committees are availble in this pdf.

Editorial: Material Surfaces and Interfaces at the Nanoscale: From Theory to Application

Preface/Introduction With great pleasure, we would like to present to you the scholarly selected articles presented in the Regional Conference in Civil Engineering and Sustainable Development Goals in Higher Education Institutions 2020 (RCCE 2020), held between 23 rd and 24 th January 2021 conducted virtually via Whova Virtual Conference Platform in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Johor, Malaysia. This conference was sponsored by ASEAN Universiti Network/Southeast Asia Engineering Education Development Network (AUN/SEED-NET) under the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Technical Cooperation Project. RCCE 2020 strategized to combine the transformation of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) implementation in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) based on the requirements of United Nation for the year 2030 as well as to support the specific agenda in “The World in 2050” (TWI 2050). This aspiration was the global research and fact-based knowledge in transforming the indicated SDGs in a better way. Therefore, all the keynotes/ invited/ guest speakers explained their roles and contribution to the society, with SDGs related to R&D, innovation, technology and knowledge-transfer. Most of the issues and challenges were connected to the environmental application thereby strengthening the interaction between HEIs, Industry, Government and Community. As the world is still bound to the COVID-19 pandemic, travelling was restricted. For this, different parallel sessions were conducted virtually focusing on the theme “Localizing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Engineering with Look East Policy Partnership”. Participants around this region did not only share similar issues or problems faced but also forged strong partnership among the ASEAN countries to come out with viable solutions fitting this region. In line with the international publication requirements, manuscripts from sessions related to engineering field including structural, environmental, material science, green technology, geotechnical, transportation, water resources and wastewater were rigorously reviewed. We hope that the collection of accepted manuscript will provide insights to many academicians, researchers and specialist of particular field. List of Conference or sponsor logo(s), Committees are availble in this pdf.

Some aspects of legal regulation of sports marketing

There are different marketing activities generating money for sport subjects depending on their properties which are offered for commercial exploitation. Marketing consists of different tools and ways how to generate money for sport such as selling of broadcasting (TV) and media rights, sponsorship, merchandising, licensing, ticketing, charities, donations, patronages. From the legal point of view, it is interesting to explore how different marketing tools are regulated. Certain parts of marketing matters are covered by legal rules. In 2011 Commission on Marketing and Advertising of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) issued the latest version of the ICC International Advertising and Marketing Communication Code. The document applies to different forms of sponsorship relating to corporate image, brands, products, activities or events of any kind. It includes sponsorship by both commercial and non-commercial organizations. The basic connection represents association between sports property and sponsor brand as a tool how to transfer image of the sport to the sponsor. The nature of the Code implies good governance in the field of sponsorship. Special attention deserves the principle of respecting the sponsorship property. The Code represents a useful opportunity for companies, business, associations, courts of law, public authorities, self regulatory bodies on national and international level and other institutions which are supposed to solve disputes in sponsorship cases. European Union law together with national legislation of EU members have set up rules for advertising sector of TV broadcast. Television without Frontiers Broadcasting Directive consists with the detailed time and other limitations for different situations. As EU directive does not regulate visual coverage of sponsor logos and other insignia visible during sport competition on TV that means that sponsors and other subjects do not need to respect rules of the directive. In the absence of formal legislation on national and international level the ICC Code represent a very useful tool to handle sponsorship agreements and possible disputes which could arise from them. The Code is designed primarily as an instrument for self-discipline. On the other hand it is also intended for use as an interpretative aid for the parties in the clarification of uncertainties arising under the sponsorship, as well as a reference for courts or arbitrators in sponsorship disputes.

Congruence Effects on the Effectiveness of Sponsorship of Sport Event Websites: An Experimental Approach

Emerging online marketing strategies are an opportunity for the sport sponsorship industry as a way of complementing traditional methods. However, in-depth attention has not been given to the study of congruence effects on the effectiveness of sponsorship of sport event websites, and specifically to study the role and effects of sponsor logos. The main aim of this study was to evaluate the congruence effect of sponsor brands featured on the website of a sports event on sponsorship effectiveness in visual, attitude-related and behavioural terms, using an eye-tracker to monitor memory activation and changes in attitudes and intentions. In study 1, the role of congruence on website sponsorship was analysed, using real brands sponsoring the ninth edition of the “Mallorca 312” Cycletourist Tour (42 participants). In study 2, the congruence of fictitious brands was analysed on the effects of website sponsorship of the 37th edition of the MAPFRE (competitions brand name) Copa del Rey regatta (101 participants). Congruence is preferable to incongruence in sponsor brands, except when the sponsorship aims to boost a recall of new market brands. The results validate the importance of managing congruence levels in the online sponsorship of sports events due to the influence on sponsorship effectiveness and its impact on cognitive processing.

XV Applied Mathematics Meeting and XII Statistics Meeting

The objective of the XV Applied Mathematics Meeting and XII Statistics Meeting was to promote a space for the exchange of knowledge between the academic and industrial sectors and physics; this event is a space to promote reflection and debate on mathematics, statistics, its history, evolution, didactics and application in physics and other sciences. In this meeting, researchers and teachers of mathematics interacted, socialized research results, consolidated networks for the exchange of ideas and successful experiences; moreover, these spaces allowed the strengthening of mathematics and statistics as a science. This science with its pedagogical principles promoted innovation and encouraged the creation of other learning scenarios; these scenarios are oriented to the application of mathematics in various areas of knowledge and to encourage students’ interest in research in these sciences.List o Organizing Committee, National Scientific Committee, International Scientific Committee, Invited Speakers, Sponsor and Sponsor logos, Partners and Partners logos are also available in this pdf.

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Message from Conference’s ChairDistinguished guests, respected colleagues, and ladies and gentlemen. On behalf of the 3rd International Conference on Engineering Technology for Sustainable Development (ICET4SD) 2019 Committee, I would like to welcome you to this biannual conference held by the Faculty of Industrial Technology, Universitas Islam Indonesia Yogyakarta. Th is conference also a joint event with the 1st International Biomedical Instrumentation and Technology Conference (IBITeC) 2019, a part IEEE conference on biomedical engineering and related fi eld in collaboration with UII IEEE Student Branch and IEEE Indonesia Section.List of Conference or Sponsor Logo, List of Committees, Scientific Committee and all the titles are available in this pdf.

Welcome Speech from Chairperson

Excellences, Distinguished Delegates, Ladies, and Gentlemen,As chairman of The 2nd ICFAES in conjunction with The 6th Annual Conference of the Asian Society of Ichthyologists, It gives me great pleasure and honor to extend to you all a very warm welcome on behalf of the international conference committee. I wish to take this opportunity to welcome the participants from Europe, America, Australia, and Asia as the representative of the students, lecturers, and researchers. I also wish to welcome our keynote speaker Prof. Lawrence Page, Dr. Martin Wilkes, and Dr. Luky Adrianto and our invited speakers, Prof. Siti Azizah, Prof. K. Marimuthu, Dr. Pengfei Li, Dr. Zeehan Jaafar, Dr. Sebastian Lavoue, for coming to our campus. I hope, today's event will serve as a catalyst for strengthening international cooperation on the transfer of knowledge. In addition, I am most thankful for the ceaseless efforts of staff members of Marine and Fisheries Faculty of Syiah Kuala University including our Rector, Prof. Samsul Rizal and our Dean, Prof. Muchlisin. Conferences such as this one provide an opportunity to talk about common challenges, share best practices, and discuss groundbreaking scientific research and technology that will help our fisheries and the environment grow, adapt and innovate so they can meet the realities of tidal as well as the demands of tomorrow. Through such international collaboration, Syiah Kuala University will be able to contribute even more to the promotion of welfare both at home and worldwide. Moreover, we will provide full support so that technology and knowledge developed at other distinguished universities in Indonesia can be spread globally, with Syiah Kuala University serving as the channel. Our interest can succeed only with continued interest and support from diverse parties including not only Syiah Kuala University itself but also industries, the academia, the government, and investors. Last but not least, I strongly hope that all of the distinguished guests gathered here today will offer your generous support and encouragement for the success of this event. Once again, I am most grateful for your participation and support.Thank you very much!Adrian DamoraList of Sponsor Logo, Advisory Board, Organizing Committee and International Scientific Committee are available in this pdf.

International Conference on Green Agro-industry and Bioeconomy

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The International Conference on Fisheries, Aquatic, and Environmental Sciences (ICFAES 2018)

Welcome Speech from ChairpersonExcellences, Distinguished Delegates, Ladies and Gentlemen,As chairman of the 1st International Conference on Fisheries, Aquatic and Environmental Science (ICFEAS) of Syiah Kuala University, It gives me great pleasure and honor to extend to you all a very warm welcome on behalf of the international conference committee. I wish to take this opportunity to welcome the participants from Thailand, Malaysia, China and Indonesia as the representative of the students, lecturers and researchers. I also wish to welcome our keynote speaker Ibu Prof. Siti Azizah and our invited speakers Prof. Sarawuth Chesoh, Bapak Wawan Ridwan, Dr. Pengfei Li and Dr. Safri Burhanuddin for coming to our campus. I hope, today’s event will serve as a catalyst for strengthening international cooperation on the transfer of knowledge. In addition, I am most thankful for the ceaseless efforts of staff members of Marine and Fisheries Faculty of Syiah Kuala University including Rector Prof. Samsul Rizal and Dean Prof. Muchlisin.It is gratifying to note that the agenda of the conference covers a wide range of very interesting items relating to the Fisheries especially those directly related to aspects of water and environmental sciences. We at Syiah Kuala University have continued to pursue the Three K’s Kejujuran, keikhlasan, kebersamaan, which in recent years have become common concern of prestigious universities: Honesty, Sincerity, and Togetherness. As has been widely publicized through press coverage, Unsyiah is going to be grown into a world-class research university and boldly innovating its system to become a global leader of higher education and Research and Development.List of Sponsor Logos, Advisory Board, Organizing Committee and International Scientific Committees are available in this pdf.

Unhealthy sponsorship in sport: a case study of the AFL

Objective:To analyse the presence of unhealthy sponsorship on Australian Football League (AFL) club websites and player uniforms. Methods:An audit of AFL club websites and playing uniforms identified sponsors and used a traffic light system to categorise sponsors. Food and beverage sponsors were classified as Red, Amber or Green using nutrient criteria. Alcohol sponsors were classified as Red. Gambling sponsors were classified as Red (wagering companies and casinos) or Amber (venues that provide gambling and other services). Sponsors promoting healthy lifestyle concepts were classified as Green. All other sponsors were classified as Other. Results:Unhealthy sponsorship on AFL club websites and player uniforms is extensive. All 18 clubs had at least one Red sponsor. Fifteen clubs were sponsored by alcohol companies. Five clubs featured Red sponsor logos on their playing uniforms. Twelve clubs had Green sponsors. No clubs displayed Green sponsors on their playing uniforms. Conclusions:This study identified that unhealthy sponsorship is prevalent on AFL club websites and playing uniforms. Implications for public health:Sponsorship offers companies an avenue to expose children and young people to their brand, encouraging a connection with that brand. The AFL could reinforce healthy lifestyle choices by shifting the focus away from the visual presence of unhealthy sponsorship, while taking steps to ensure that clubs remain commercially viable. Policy makers are encouraged to consider innovative health promotion strategies and work with sporting clubs and codes to ensure healthy messages are prominent.

MS 19.04 Shine a Light on Lung Cancer: The Evolution

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Effects of Full Matrix Color Changeable Message Signs on Legibility and Roadway Hazard Visibility

Transportation agencies are considering public–private partnerships as they struggle to fund infrastructure and operations improvements. The national Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) allows acknowledgments of private sponsors on static signs. The legibility and visibility impacts of including logos of sponsors on changeable message signs (CMSs) were examined. Thirty drivers participated in a closed-course study during daytime and nighttime conditions. Full-sized full matrix color LED signs were used to display travel time and safety reminder messages with and without sponsor acknowledgment logos. Single- and dual-phase messages were tested. The measures of effectiveness were legibility distance for target words on the signs and roadway hazard object detection distance. Legibility distances of the CMS messages were notably greater than those of retroreflective traffic signs and well above the MUTCD threshold of 30 ft/in. During the day, the median legibility index was approximately 60 ft/in. At night, the index was approximately 45 ft/in. Sponsor logos had no significant effect on the legibility distances of travel time signs. Sponsor logos had a small effect on the legibility distance of safety message signs with a blue background but not on those with a black background. The use of sponsor logos marginally affected object detection for certain object locations. The results of this study, coupled with an earlier driving simulation evaluation showing no cognitive distraction due to logos, support the use of sponsorship acknowledgment signs on CMSs. An open road evaluation is planned before statewide implementation is enabled.

Logos and Inserts can Reduce Survey Return Rates: An Experiment in California

Survey methodologists seek techniques that make the mail they send more likely to be opened, completed, and returned than missed, ignored, or thrown away. Traditional design wisdom recommends against using color and logos, which can make the delivery envelope look like marketing, fundraising, and other “junk mail.” Yet there have been few experimental tests of this assertion. Theoretically, a distinctive graphic representing a recognizable and beloved sponsor, combined with a prominent motivational message should serve dual roles of a) distinguishing surveys from marketing, advertising, fundraising, and b) encourage the respondent to participate. In this experiment, a random half of envelopes had a sponsor logo on the outside and a motivational insert affixed to the cover letter. The response task was a one-page screener form asking for basic household information and a telephone number for a subsequent telephone survey. The experiment used a random sample of addresses from the USPS Delivery Sequence File (DSF) in two California communities with hard-to-survey characteristics. The logo envelope received about a 1.3 percentage point lower return rate in the first mailing in which it was used, but not in the second mailing. Further, that difference was only significant in one of the two communities (a 2.8 point difference in that community v. 0.7 points in the other). Traditional advice about avoiding logos in mail surveys seems sound, but effects are not universal. Comparing experimental and control conditions at their first use, forms returned from logo/insert packets were less likely to report adults age 41 years old and over (70.8% v. 78.2% in non-logo/non-insert mailings). In their second use, logo/insert packets were more likely to reporting at least one adult 18-40 in the household (76.8% v. 66.9% for non-logo/non-insert mailings). Suggestions for future research are discussed.

Exploring saturation levels for sponsorship logos on professional sports shirts: a cross-cultural study

The study extends the research on visual imagery in advertising to sports marketing. The results suggest that excessive on-shirt advertising is wasteful for sponsorships and harmful for team image. However, a strategy of moderate advertising increases the brand recall rate and does not harm the team's image. From a managerial perspective, this study highlights the risks of excessive use of sponsor logos and provides a framework for determining the optimal level of on-shirt advertising for professional teams.

Exploring saturation levels for sponsorship logos on professional sports shirts: a cross-cultural study

The study extends the research on visual imagery in advertising to sports marketing. The results suggest that excessive on-shirt advertising is wasteful for sponsorships and harmful for team image. However, a strategy of moderate advertising increases the brand recall rate and does not harm the team's image. From a managerial perspective, this study highlights the risks of excessive use of sponsor logos and provides a framework for determining the optimal level of on-shirt advertising for professional teams.