Sinopsis

The Proceeding of the International Student Conference on Earth and Environmental Research (ISCEER) is designed to serve as a distinguished and credible academic platform where researchers, lecturers, industry practitioners, and students from diverse scientific disciplines can disseminate their scholarly work. As an annual publication, the proceeding brings together contributions that explore cutting-edge developments in earth sciences, environmental sustainability, ecological engineering, climate studies, geospatial analysis, and various interdisciplinary fields that intersect with environmental research. Each manuscript submitted to the proceeding undergoes a stringent peer-review process involving expert reviewers who assess the originality, methodological rigor, academic contribution, and relevance of the research. This ensures that only high-quality papers are accepted for publication, thereby maintaining the scientific integrity and reputation of the proceeding. With a global scope, the ISCEER proceeding is widely distributed across countries, enabling the research community, policymakers, and educators to access reliable and impactful scientific information that supports both academic development and evidence-based decision- making. Through facilitating the exchange of research findings, innovative methodologies, and emerging technologies, the Proceeding of ISCEER contributes significantly to the continuous evolution of scientific inquiry and the pursuit of sustainable development goals. The proceeding empowers contributors to share novel ideas and technology-driven solutions that address real-world environmental issues, such as climate change, resource depletion, pollution control, ecological preservation, and sustainable urban development. As industries and governments increasingly seek research-based insights to guide environmental policies and technological innovations, the ISCEER proceeding plays an essential role in bridging academic research with societal needs. It serves as a trusted reference for future studies and a foundation for interdisciplinary collaborations that can lead to transformative impacts. Ultimately, the proceeding reflects a collective commitment to advancing the understanding of earth and environmental systems while supporting responsible, science-based solutions for the betterment of communities and ecosystems worldwide.