INTERNATIONAL-SURVEYING-RESEARCH-JOURNAL-ISrj-ISrJ-Vol-11-Year-2022

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Journal ObjectivesInternational Surveying Research Journal (ISrJ) is an international journal dedicated to thepublication of theoretical and empirical refereed articles, case studies or critical literature review in thefield of surveying research and development. The scope of the journal covers development andapplication of the surveying practices globally. The purpose of the International Surveying ResearchJournal (ISrJ):• To provide a unique international forum for new research findings in the surveying research.• To reflects recent development and application of surveying practices.• To encourage knowledge sharing among researchers, academics and practitioners.• To keep abreast with new technology developments in the surveying fields.• To stimulate research in the various surveying disciplines.Editorial BoardAdvisory EditorSr Hj. Ahmad Suhaimi Abdul MajidMembersSr Dr. Umi Kalsum Binti Zolkafli@ZulkiflyAssoc. Prof. Sr Dr. Yasmin Mohd AdnanSr Dr. Noor Azeyah KhiyonChief EditorTs. Sr Dr. Nadzirah Haji ZainordinSr Dr. Saiful Aman Hj. SulaimanSr Khaidzir Abdul RasipProf. Sr Dr. Syahrul Nizam KamaruzamanSecretariatMs. Vanitha PalanivelooReviewersAssoc. Prof. Sr Dr. Adi Irfan Che AniUniversiti Kebangsaan MalaysiaDr. Lew Yoke LianUniversity of Tunku Abdul Rahman MalaysiaDr. Ainon Nisa OthmanUiTM Shah Alam, MalaysiaDr. Myzatul Aishah KamarazalyTaylor’s University, MalaysiaTs. Sr Khoo Sui LaiUCSI University, MalaysiaDr. Nabilah NaharudinUiTM Shah Alam, MalaysiaDr. Faraziera Mohd RaslimUniversity of Science MalaysiaSr Dr. Saiful Aman SulaimanUiTM Shah Alam, MalaysiaSr Dr. Kamalahasan A/L AchuUniversiti Teknologi MalaysiaSr Dr. Umi Kalsum Zolkafli @ ZulkiflyUniversity MalayaDr. Kamm Kenn JhunTaylor’s University, MalaysiaDr. Felicia Yong Yan YanUniversity of Tunku Abdul Rahman MalaysiaSr Dr. Khairul Nizam Tahar UiTMShah Alam, MalaysiaInternational ReviewersAssoc. Prof. Dr. Ahmed MohammedKamaruddenSkyline University College Sharjah, UAEAssoc. Prof. Dr Jason Maximino C. OngpengDe La Salle University Manila, PhilippinesAssoc. Prof. Dr. Grace K C DingUniversity of Technology Sydney, AustraliaProf. Dr. Peter WongRMIT University Melbourne, AustraliaISrJ Vol. 11 - 2022, Session 2022/2023 2
Journal ContentNo. ISrJ 2022 Volume 111. Using Building Information Modeling (BIM) to Improve Safety Performance inMalaysian Construction IndustryFaraziera Mohd. Raslim, Luqman Harith Padzil, Hamizah Liyana Tajul Ariffin 5-142. Challenges of Implementing Flexible Working Hours for Professional Women inMalaysian Construction Industry Based on Employer’s PerspectiveSofia Husna Salehudin, Faraziera Mohd. Raslim, Hamizah Liyana Tajul Ariffin 15-253. The Conservation Process Involved in The Restoration of Bas-Relief and Mural OfSultan Suleiman Royal Mosque In Klang, MalaysiaMuhammad Izuan Bin Mohd Noor, Rohimah Khoiriyah Harahap, Rohaslinda Ramele@ Ramli 26-344. Cultural intelligence level among construction expatriates: A comparison of Malaysianconstruction expatriates with expatriates from other regionsLi Ping Yow, Fah Choy Chia, Wah Peng Lee 35-525. Examining the Application of Construction Industry Payment and Adjudication Act2012 (CIPAA) in Sarawak from Contractors’ PerspectiveChu Sheng Ding, Yu Ming Chong, Josephine Aih Teo, Hafez Salleh 53-66ISrJ Vol. 11 - 2022, Session 2022/2023 3
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