Muhammad Rusdi, S.P, M.Si, Ph.D is a researcher focused on environmental science, urban planning, and sustainable land use in Aceh, Indonesia. Their work covers a wide range of areas, including transportation, agriculture, coastal
management, and conservation.
In transportation, Muhammad Rusdi, S.P, M.Si, Ph.D studies urban traffic flow, specifically optimizing the performance of pretimed signalized intersections. In agriculture, they use remote sensing technologies to monitor rice
growth and assess droughts, as well as explore land suitability for livestock farming, particularly Aceh cattle.
Muhammad Rusdi, S.P, M.Si, Ph.D also conducts research on coastal issues, such as seawater intrusion and the vulnerability of Aceh’s west coast. They apply GIS and spatial modeling to support conservation efforts, including mapping
areas for mangrove protection and developing zoning plans for marine conservation.
Their research contributes to sustainable development and resource management in Aceh, with a focus on improving environmental protection and land use practices.
