Zikrul Hakiem Bin Ishak

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Zikrul Hakiem Bin Ishak is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of geospatial technology and indoor navigation, with a focus on developing practical, user-centered mapping solutions for complex built environments. His most cited work, "Geospatial Information System Based on Indoor Plan UKM (FKAB)" (2020), addresses a critical gap in modern navigation: the transition from conventional paper maps to dynamic, mobile-based indoor geospatial systems. By designing a GIS framework specifically for the FKAB building at Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Ishak demonstrated how accuracy, functionality, and real-time accessibility can be integrated into a single platform—pushing back against the limitations of static floor plans. Though his citation count stands at 3, the relevance of his contribution is amplified by the broader industry shift toward indoor positioning systems, where his work serves as a foundational case study for campus-scale implementation. Ishak’s research highlights the growing demand for seamless, intuitive navigation in large institutional spaces, and his approach—prioritizing time efficiency and ease of access—reflects a keen understanding of end-user needs in an era where paper maps are rapidly becoming obsolete.