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SARKAWI B HUSAIN

Universitas Airlangga S1 - Ilmu Sejarah SINTA ID : 6038475
2.197
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487
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2.197
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487
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Controlling the Brantas river: construction and impact of Japan-supported irrigation infrastructure on the agricultural economy and the environment in East Java
WOS.ESCI Edition   Core Collection COGENT ARTS & HUMANITIES
Author Order: 2 of 4     Authors : Nawiyantoa; Husain, SB; Wisnu; Nai'm, M;
DEC 31 2024 1 cited Scopus Indexed DOI : 10.1080/23311983.2024.2335756
Chinese Cemeteries as a Symbol of Sacred Space Control, Conflict, and Negotiation in Surabaya, Indonesia
WOS.ISSHP Edition CARS, CONDUITS, AND KAMPONGS: THE MODERNIZATION OF THE INDONESIAN CITY, 1920-1960
Author Order: 1 of 1     Authors : Husain, SB;
2015 2 cited Scopus Indexed DOI :
A people-state negotiation in a borderland A case study of the Indonesia-Malaysia frontier in Sebatik Island
WOS.ESCI Edition   Core Collection WACANA-JURNAL ILMU PENGETAHUAN BUDAYA-JOURNAL OF THE HUMANITIES OF INDONESIA
Author Order: 2 of 2     Authors : Puryanti, L; Husain, SB;
APR 2011 0 cited Scopus Indexed DOI :
Study of density of localized states in a-GaxSe100-x alloys using SCLC measurements
WOS.SCI Edition   Core Collection CURRENT APPLIED PHYSICS
Author Order: 1 of 4     Authors : Husain, SB; Zulfequar, M; Khan, MAM; Husain, M;
AUG 2004 14 cited DOI : 10.1016/j.cap.2003.12.001
Electrical conductivity and determination of density of states in a-(Bi5Se95)(100-x)Te-x thin films (0 <= x <= 20)
WOS.ISTP Edition PROCEEDING OF THE TENTH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON THE PHYSICS OF SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES, VOLS I AND II
Author Order: 1 of 3     Authors : Husain, SB; Zulfequar, M; Husain, M;
2000 0 cited Scopus Indexed DOI :
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Article Quartile
Research Output
  Scopus GScholar WOS
Article 10 103 3
Citation 32 409 3
Cited Document 7 57 2
H-Index 4 11 2
i10-Index 1 14 1
G-Index 1 2 2
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