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ABSTRACT

Put your abstract here. Use single spacing and don’t exceed 250 words. Abstract are written preferably from 100 to 200 words. The abstract should be clear, descriptive and should provide brief information to the problem. This should generally be followed by a statement regarding the methodology and a brief summary of result. The abstract should end with a comment on the significance of the result or a brief conclusion. For articles submitted from Malaysia or Indonesia, the abstracts need to be written in both Bahasa Malaysia (Malay) and English, whereas for articles submitted from other countries, the abstracts must be written in English.

Keywords: (maximum of 5 keywords separated by semi colon (;))

ABSTRAK

Sila tulis abstrak di sini. Abstrak ditulis dengan ‘single spacing’ dan tidak mencecah 250 patah perkataan. Panjang abstrak adalah antara 100-200 patah perkataan. Abstrak perlu menyatakan dengan ringkas dan jelas persoalan yang dikaji. Seterusnya abstrak perlu di ikuti dengan pernyataan berkaitan dengan kaedah kajian dan ringkasan keputusan yang diperoleh. Abstrak perlu berakhir dengan komen berkenaan kepentingan keputusan atau ringkasan kesimpulan. Bagi artikel yang dihantar dari Negara Malaysia atau Indonesia, abstrak perlu ditulis dalam kedua dua Bahasa Malaysia dan Bahasa Inggeris. Manakala bagi artikel yang dihantar dari Negara selain tersebut abstrak perlu ditulis dalam Bahasa Inggeris. Kata Kunci: (Kata kunci mestilah tidak melebihi 5).

HEADING LEVEL 1

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1 Including tables and figures in manuscript

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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REFERENCES

An example of a References section is located in the submission guidelines of the journal. Note that Chicago Manual of style uses the "hanging indent" style for references. All publications cited in the text should be included in the reference list. Reference should be listed in alphabetical order according to UKM styles format. Example of references appear in the text (as appeared in the article). Simple example of a references;

2 Approach, C.E.M.C. 2012. Kepekatan Beban Bahan Pencemar di Alur Ilmu Kampus UKM Bangi: Kaedah Min Kepekatan Peristiwa (EMC) (Loading Concentrations of Pollutant in Alur Ilmu at UKM Bangi Campus: Event Mean. Analytical Sciences, 16(3): 353–365. Braja M.Das. 2010. Principles of Geotechnical Engineering, 7th Edition, SI Edition. Fellunius, W. 1936. Calculations of the Stability of Earth Dams. Proceedings of the Second Congress of Large Dams. Vol. 4, pp. 445-63, Washington D.C. Hamilton, J. L. & Luffman, I. 2009. Precipitation, pathogens, and turbidity trends in the Little River, Tennessee. Physical Geography, 30(3): 236–248. Lopez-Tarazon, J. A., Batalla, R. J., Vericat, D., & Francke, T. 2009. Suspended sediment transport in a highly erodible catchment: The River Isabena (Southern Pyrenees), Geomorphology.109 (3-4): 210–221. Loucks D.P., & van Beek E. 2005. Water resources Systems Planning and Management: An Introduaction to Methods, Models and Applications. UNESCO and WL Delft Hydraulics. 1- 676. Mokhtar, M. Bin & Karim, O. A. 2008. Penentuan Kualiti Air Tasik Kejuruteraan UKM Kampus Bangi : Ke Arah Sistem Pengurusan Sumber Air Bersepadu 12(1): 123–131.

Please provide full name of the authors, full address, contact number and email address of correspoding authors.

Example: Mohd Mustafizur Rahman, Ahmad Kamal Arifin, Nordin Jamaluddin & Che Hasan Che Haron

Computational and Experimental Mechanics Group Department of Mechanical & Material Engineering, Unversiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, 43600 UKM Bangi, Malaysia Phone: + 603 – 8921 6012 Email address: [email protected]

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