Zahari Awang Ahmad

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Zahari Awang Ahmad is a researcher focused on advancing safety technologies through the integration of sensor systems and mobile computing. His primary research areas include hazardous gas monitoring, confined space safety, and the development of Internet of Things (IoT)-based environmental sensing solutions. His most cited work, "Development of Web-based Mobile Olfaction System for Confined Space Hazardous Gas Monitoring" (2019), introduces an innovative approach to detecting and alerting workers to dangerous gas leaks in enclosed environments—a critical issue for industries involving installation, cleaning, and maintenance tasks. By combining mobile olfaction with web-based interfaces, his system enables real-time, remote monitoring, significantly enhancing worker safety. Although his citation count is modest, with 3 citations for this key paper, his contribution addresses a practical and life-saving application in occupational health. Awang Ahmad’s work stands out for its direct impact on industrial safety protocols, demonstrating how accessible technology can mitigate risks in high-hazard settings. His research continues to inspire safer practices in confined space operations, making it valuable for students and professionals in environmental engineering and occupational safety.