Research Fingerprints
Automated semantic analysis of research output.
Core Expertise
Semantic Radar
Complete Taxonomic Profile
Artificial intelligence analyzes all abstracts and manuscript metadata to precisely map the consistency and weight of research fields.
Engineering100%
Waste management90%
Environmental science79%
Business53%
Environmental engineering42%
Economics37%
Pulp and paper industry32%
Municipal solid waste32%
Materials science32%
Work (physics)26%
Chemistry26%
Operations management26%
Computer science26%
Composite material26%
Population21%
No Co-Authored Relations Detected
Once publications with internal authors are synced, building the mapped network takes place automatically.
Global Collaborations & Top Areas
Interactive map showing the intensity of the author's research collaborations across the globe over the last five years.
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Research Output
Features output statistics and 33 synchronized journal, conference, and book publications.
33 Works
ArticleSCOPUSOpen Access2026
Performance evaluation of an integrated pyrolysis-distillation reactor for in-situ wax-like oil elimination from polypropylene waste
Longdong C.F.
ArticleSCOPUSOpen AccessSDG 62026
Performance of indigenous bacterial consortia for bioremediation of domestic wastewater
Sukmawati
ArticleSCOPUSOpen AccessSDG 42026
Assessing Campus Waste Management for Sustainability: A Case Study of Hasanuddin University, Indonesia (Unhas)
Saharuddin
ArticleSCOPUSOpen Access2025
ASSESSMENT OF CARBON EMISSIONS FROM THE WASTE MANAGEMENT SECTOR IN AJATAPPARENG REGION, SOUTH SULAWESI, INDONESIA
Rahim I.R.
ArticleSCOPUSOpen AccessSDG 112023
The Effect of Recycled Material and Buton Granular Asphalt (BGA) on Asphalt Concrete Mixture Performance
Pradani N.
ArticleSCOPUSOpen AccessSDG 82023
Labor Productivity Study in Construction Projects Viewed from Influence Factors
Latief R.U.
ArticleSCOPUSSDG 132023
Basic Properties of Post-Disaster Recycled Material in Palu City as Flexible Pavement Materials
Pradani N.
ArticleSCOPUSSDG 122022
Feasibility study on the use of processed waste tea ash as cement replacement for sustainable concrete production
Caronge M.A.
ArticleSCOPUS2022
Study of Waste Management in the Faculty of PharmacyHasanuddin University
Lando A.T.
ArticleSCOPUSSDG 82022
Productivity Model of Labour on Construction Projects in Indonesia
Anditiaman N.M.
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