Personal Details/Awards/Publications: Tey Seng Heng (TSH)

Personal Details

Name
 TEY SENG HENG (TSH)
Education
University Pertanian Malaysia (UPM)
Bachelor of Agricultural Science, 1989University Putra Malaysia (UPM)
MSc. in Remote sensing and GIS, 2004
Job experience

Agronomist, Assistant Research Officer, Applied Agricultural Research Sdn. Bhd.   (1989 – 1995)

Agronomist, Research Officer, Applied Agricultural Research Sdn. Bhd.   (1995 – 2006)

Agronomist, Senior Research Officer, Applied Agricultural Resources Sdb. Bhd.   (2006 – 2010)

Agronomist, Principal Research Officer, Applied Agricultural Resources Sdb. Bhd.   (2010 – Present)
Specialty of work
  • Oil palm and rubber agronomic advisory and fertilizer recommendation
  • Soil survey & land suitability studies for oil palm and rubber cultivation
  • GPS mapping, GIS and Geo-spatial analysis
  • Drainage assessment and improvement for plantations
Professional activities and societies

The Incorporated Society of Planters

Malaysian Remote Sensing Society

Malaysian Soil Science Society
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Conferences, seminars and workshops (Published) 
Chew, P.S., Kee, K.K., Goh, K.J., Quah, Y.T., and Tey, S.H. (1994). Fertiliser management in oil palms. In: B. Aziz (chief ed.) Proc. Int. Conf. On Fertilizer Usage in the Tropics (FERTROP, 1992), MSSS, Kuala Lumpur: 43-67.

Tey S.H. and Chew P.S. 1997. GIS and GPS Technologies for Management and research in plantation crops. In: Pusparajah, E.(ed) Proc. International Planters’ Conference on Plantation Management for the 21st century. Incorporated Society of Planters, Kuala Lumpur : 47-59.

Ooi, L.H. and Tey, S.H. 1998. Applications of Global Positioning System and Geographical Information System in Oil Palm Estates. Proc. National Seminar on Mechanization in Oil Palm Plantations: “Towards Improving Productivity Through Mechanization”. Palm Oil Research Institute Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur: 69-79. Reproduced in Royal Johore Planters. Association Annual Report: 36-43.

Tey, S.H., Goh, K.J. and Chew, P.S. (2000) Digital elevation model (DEM) for site-specific management in plantation crops. In: Pushparajah, E. (ed) International Planters Conference on Plantation Tree Crops in the New Millenium: The Way Ahead. Incorporated Society of Planters, Kuala Lumpur: 739-754.

McMorrow J.M. and Tey S.H. 2000. The potential of LandsatTM remotely sensed images for oil palm estate management. Proc. International Planters Conference on Plantation Tree Crops in the New Millenium: The Way Ahead. Incorporated Society of Planters, Kuala Lumpur : 769-791.

Kok, T.F., Goh, K.J., Chew, P.S., Gan, H.H., Heng, Y.C., Tey, S.H. and Kee, K.K. (2000) Advances in oil palm agronomic recommendations. In: Pushparajah, E. (ed) International Planters Conference on Plantation Tree Crops in the New Millenium: The Way Ahead. Incorporated Society of Planters, Kuala Lumpur: 215-232.

Ooi L.H. and Tey S.H. 2001. Tracking and weighing of fresh fruit bunches in oil palm estates. Proc. International Palm Oil Congress on Cutting-Edge Technologies for Sustained Competitiveness. Malaysian Palm Oil Board, Kuala Lumpur : 133-145.

Ooi L.H., Tey S.H. and Ng H.C. 2001. Innovations to management practices in oil palm estates. Proc. National Seminar on Strategic Directions for the Sustainability of the Oil Palm Industry. Incorporated Society of Planters. Kota Kinablau, Sabah : 1-9.

Tey, S. H. (2005). Potential uses of spatial information technology for enhancing management in oil palm plantations. In Proceedings of the 5th ISP National Seminar: Plantation Management: Promoting Culture of High Performance. The Incorporated Society of Planters, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia : 107-120.

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