Association between manufacturing development and global warming in Malaysia through geographical visualization by using R-INLA

Sau, Ying Hui (2018) Association between manufacturing development and global warming in Malaysia through geographical visualization by using R-INLA. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Environmental pollution caused by industrial activities has been increasing over the past four decades (Remoundou and Koundouri,2009).As science and technology are keep blooming,the activities of manufacturing companies are increase,and lead to climate change,especially the effect of greenhouse gases (GHGs),is one of the new challenges facing countries in the world (Banwo,Du and Onokala, 2017).Hence,the present study examine the relationship between manufacturing development and global warming in Malaysia.The study aims to identify the geographical changes of manufacturing industry and mean temperature in Malaysia to determine their relationship towards global warming.To meet the objective,this study use spatial method to identify the changing of geographical pattern in manufacturing development and mean temperature in Malaysia compared with selected year (2010 and 2015).The data of manufacturing establishment sector and mean temperature in 2010 and 2015 are obtain from Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM).Thus,researcher using R-INLA software to analyse the research data and plot out the result in research study.Discussion will be conduct from analysis data and at the end of research,result are able to identify and determine the relationship between manufacturing development and temperature.

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