Parallel Session II ‘Venue: Buenavista Hall ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 830-10:30AM Scasiou'A\ Moderator: Dr. Hilda D. Darroca COFFEE) TEA BREAK to convey our heartfelt to the speakers, guests, sponsors 10:30-12:10PM Session B ‘Moderator: Engr. Santos James Emmanuel C. Malunda and participants who 1:30-3:30 PM Session C raninbated, Moderator: Dr. Frisian Y. Causing of the activity. COFFEE/ TEA BREAK TO GOD BE THE GLORY! Parallel Session I Venue: Siete Pecados Hall 830-1030 AM Session A ‘Moderator: Engr. Zumel C, Cadenas 10:330-12:10 PM Session B # Moderator: Dr. Olive Joy G. Abing 1:30-3:30 PM Session C ‘Moderator: Engr. Naci John C. Trance 3:15-3:30 PM (COFFEE/ TEA BREAK ( 3:30-4:00 PM Venue: Boracay Hall peicDene: ciao 4:00-5:00 PM ‘Formal Closing of the Conference + Philippine National Anthem + Invocation | + Video presentation (ISAT U R&D Initiatives) + Summary of Events (Synthesis) + Acknowledgement * Exit of Colors ISAT UARMY-ROTC PROF HEINZ B. GUMAQUIL Day3 (Friday) November 29, 2019 TOUR ( City/ South Countryside) ‘Optional(c/o Pax Account) END OF CONFERENCE be 2222 a mIRCST2019 “Advancing Scientific and Technological R&D Towards Industry 4.0”PROGRAM rect steed De AitadC Deca | ini Director, Research Services + DOXOLOGY Division , + ISATUHYMM a é ISATU Day | November 27, 2019 (Wednesday) zi wales erin 00-1 ice 7.O0AM Registration of Participants 2 pNgeaK Nee resi teen 10:00AM Opening program ISATUARMY- ROTC Unit | :15-2:15 PM BSC) ee Peay a en | + Prayer ISAT U Performing Arts Faculty Specialist Introduction of Guest Speaker De Richard C.DeLeon + Philippine National Anthem “Curriculum Delivery to meet Colombo Plan Staff College Director, Research Services + Uoilo Hymn Industrial Revolution Needs” {or Technician Education eee ISATU Moderator Dr, Janet P. Espinosa | Presentation of Participants Engr. Naci John C. Trance VPRE Inspirational Message ‘Congw. Julienne Baronda i: Director, IPMO cHMsc | ‘Congresswoman IsaTU 2:15-3:15 PM | Lone District Molo City ee arn reel Words of Welcome Dr. Raul F. Muyong “Industry 4.0- Stepping towards a Director Cuicent Giving of Plague of Appreciation, SUC President II ‘more Integrated lot Enabled Technologies & ‘Awarding of Certificate to Conference ] ISATU - Health Reality” Infastractures ‘Awarding of Certificate to Conference Exhibitors Formal Opening ofthe Dr. Rogelio T. Artajo Moderator Dr Lilian Diana B. Parrefo7:30-8:30PM Conference SUC President 1 Vice President for Fellowship/Entertainment ISAT U Performing Arts Guimaras State College Research and Extension sc Messages Hon. Arthur R Defensor, Jr. EMCEE: PROF. JIEZA J. NAPONE Governor, Province ofllilo 3:15-3:30 PM. COFFEE/TEA BREAK ‘November 28, 2019 (Thursday) d Hon. Jerry P. Trefias 330. 430PM &15AM Recapitulation of the First Mayor, lloilo City | Plenary Lecture 3 Dr. Razali Hassan Day Event (©) “TVET Competency Skill for Future Professor Intermission Number ISATU Performing Arts | Works towards Industry 4.0” Universiti Tun-Hussein Parallel Session I Venue: Boracay Hall Introduction of Keynote Dr. Renato M. Sorolla Moderator Engt NaciJoba C. Trance) 830-1030 AM Session A Speaker President Director, PMO Moderator: Dr. Joselito Trandio P. Mendoza s suc M1 Bets @ a cad | ‘COFFEE/ TEA BREAK State College | Ps eee | 103042:10 em Sesion B Keynote Address Dr. Isagani D. Padolina Plenary Lecture 4 Dr. Margarita Pavlova 12: USAID STRIDE Senior “Greening TVET towards Director, UNEVOC Centre | | Moderator: Dr. Yvette G. Gonzales é “Back to Basics: Tools in your Consultant Director of Industry 4.0” ‘Hongkong Pocket to Meet Industry 4.0 needs” Research Development A eae LUNCH ERED asc 0 Moderator 3 3 Pascual Pharma Corp. 2 130380 PM serine | | Awarding of Plaque of Appreciation 6:30PM, Dinner and Fellowship. Moderator: Prof. St EMCEE: PROF HEINZ B. GUMAQUIL. COFFEE) TEA BREAKie) O8GHo 7 ®eirest201 2nd International Research Conte onal Research Conte ference on Science and Technology THEME: “ADVANCING SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOKOGICAL R&D TOWARDS INDUSTRY 4.0” 27/- 29 November 2049) / The Mansion, lloild City, Philippines / ig “PROGRAMME and ABSTRACTS International Research Conference on Science and Technology 2019 Theme: “Advancing Scientific and Technological Re-D Towards Industry 4.0” November 27 - 29 2019 The Mansion, Iloilo City, Philippines AAW Pg ® uneyege we iy |Republic of the Philippines ILOILO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY La Paz, lloilo City ‘vy warmest welcome to the participants of the International Research 22 on Science and Technology (IRCST) which is held in The Mansion =o City from November 27 to 29, 2019 with the theme “Advancing ind Technological R&D towards Industry 4.0.” The Fourth Industrial Revolution or Industry 4.0 has brought technological revolution that rapidly transformed our society. It is marked by emerging technology breakthroughs in fields of artificial intelligence, robotics, the Internet of Things, autonomous vehicles, 3-D printing, nanotechnology, biotechnology, materials science, energy storage, and quantum computing. Vv With the emerging technologies that changed the way we live and work, advancing of scientific and technological Research and Development (R&D) is essential. In industry and technology sectors, R&D is a crucial component of innovation and a key factor in developing new competitive advantages and in addressing societal challenges. Success of countries and societies depend on their capacity to generate knowledge and access science, technology and innovation. It is therefore necessary that scientific and technological R&D are undertaken. This is in order to seek knowledge to create and develop, design, "and enhance new products, services, technologies, or processes that would address the challenges of a digital-driven Industry 4.0. Above all, R&D could promote innovation, productivity and long-term economic growth. t : r As you gather for this conference, may you find innovative approaches, strategies and policies in advancing scientific and technological R&D. May they lead to the production of new technologies, methods, devices, and materials helpful in addressing the impact of Industry 4.0 on people and the economy. May. the conference encourage collaboration, dissemination and sharing of the latest knowledge to pave the way for innovative researches and solutions beneficial to society and industry. The lloilo Science and Technology University, the International Centre for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (UNEVOC) and University Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UHTM) in partnership with the Carlos Hilado Memorial State College (CHMSC) and Guimaras State College (GSC), are grateful to have you as our partners in promoting scientific and technological R&D for Industry 4.0. ‘Again, welcome and have a memorable and enriching stay in lloilo City. My wish for a successful and productive conference. Mabuhay! LF. MU) SUC President III _it!)!|CUUNYDR. ISAGANI D USAID STRIDE Cor Director of R&D and Business De Pascual Pharma Corporation Isagani “Gani? D. Padolina, Ph.D., is the Head of Research and Development,Quality Assurance, and Business Development at Pascual Pharma Corp. Reporting directly to the CEO, Gani leads the team responsible for developing and commercializing new products and processes, including maintenance and improvement of quality systems needed to market existing products. Gani's division also plays a lead role in implementing strategic research partnerships with various research institutions to support Pascual Pharma's open innovation portfolio. Prior to joining the Pascual Group in Nov 2011, Gani was based in the United States with Pfizer/Wyeth since 2003, holding various leadership roles in Global Scientific and Laboratory Services, Global Manufacturing/Supply, and Consumer Healthcare Global R&D. Gani isa certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt with key contributions to Pfizer's Operational Excellence projects. Gani eamed his Ph.D. in Botany/Phytochemistry from the University of Texas at Austin, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry from the University of the Philippines at Los Bafios. To| “Back to basics: Tools in your pocket to meet Industry 4.0 Needs” Plenary Speakers g ENGR. ABDUL GHANI RAJPUT Faculty Specialist at Colombo Plan Staff College for Technician Education Experienced TVET expert with sound knowledge about implementation of Competency Based Training under VOF-. Strong capacity development expertise ‘on Human Resource Development-HRD with experienced of «international organization. Highly competent to implement skills development projects with expertise on development of program books, theme papers and research on TVET including report writing. Topic: “Curriculum Delivery to meet Industrial Revolution Needs” ENGR. SAJU VINCENT Managing Director-Curicent Technology Philippines Inc. Managing Director-SPAG Impex India PVT Ltd. Managing Director-Curicent Technology WLL/LLC-UAE, Qatar, India, Turkey Director-Melhor Corporation Professional Achievements: Young Achievers Award 2014-FICCI Doha Chapter, Qatar Best Speaker 2014-Qatar Foundati atar Topic: “Industry 4.0-Steppil Health Reality”Plenary, Speakers | DR. MARGARITA PAVLOVA Director, the UNEVOC Centre (Hongkong) Dr. Pavlova (PhD Australia; PhD Russia; MEd USA; BEd Hons Russia) is the Director of the UNEVOC Centre (Hong Kong), which is a member of the global UNESCO-UNEVOC network, and an Associate Professor at the Department of International Education, the Education University of Hong Kong. Her research focus is on policy, planning and curriculum development in vocational education at both national and international levels, with a particular emphasis on green skills development and greening of the vocational education sector. Dr Paviova's Tegional research and development projects in Asia have been funded by different agencies including the Asian Development Bank, The World Bank, UNESCO and the European Training Foundation (ETF). Recently, she has been a consultant for The Skills Future Singapore Agency on Training and Adult Education Landscape in Singapore study. Dr Paviova has published widely in the fields of her expertise, She currently serves on the editorial advisory boards of two book series published by Springer: Technical and Vocational Education and Training: Issues, Concems and Prospects, and Education in the Asia- Pacific Region: Issues, Concerns and Prospects Topic: “Greening TVET towards Industry 4.0” | DR. RAZALI HASSAN ASSOC. PROF. Deputy Director, Malaysia Research Institute in Vocational Education and Training (MyRIVET) Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM) Batu Pahat Johor, Malaysia Topic: “TVET Competency Skill for Future Works towards Industry 4.0” Razali Hassan is a former Dean at Faculty of Technical and Vocational Education, currently as a Deputy Director at Malaysia Research Institute in Vocational Education and Training (MyRIVET) Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia (UTHM), Batu Pahat, Johor, Malaysia. PhD holder from University ‘of Warwick, UK, Master Science (VET) Universiti Putra Malaysia, BTech. with Edu, (Electrical Technology) Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Teaching Certificate from Technical Teachers Training College TTTCKL, (Electrical Installation & Maintenance), Special Cert. in CAD (RMIT Melbourne): Ordinary members in TVET Society of Malaysian, Technologis for the Malaysian Board of Technologies (MBOT), ALUMNI from UPM, UTM & Warwick U,UK; Members for National Union Teacher Profession (NUTP), MTUN Society, Senior members Regional ‘Association Vocational Teacher Education (RAVTE). Experienced working in various countries including Malaysia, Australia, German, United Kingdom, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and Jordan as a Consultant, advisor, Supervisor, panel and facilitator in TVET. Working Experience: Electrical maintenance workers, TVET teacher in Vocational School, Lecturer in TVET TTTC, UTHM, (Electrical Technology & Graphic Engineering) Specialize in the development of Training in TVET; Educational Technology (E-learning) High impact consultancy experience; Employer Driven Skill Development Project (EDSD) by world Bank for VTC Jordan, Training Consultant (2011-2018) Yemen Consultancy Committee (2010-2011), Assessor Panel for Malaysiai Qualification Agency (MQA), involve in Academic Programme development Curriculum assessor for MoE & MoHR, involved in National Dual Trainin System (NDTS) Project under Ministry of Human Rosolige (Masia &PI Students), Teaching and Supervise for Post Graduates, Bachelor's degre Certificate in TVET skills programs. Committee members in National Tas Strengthening TVET to meet industry demand mission.Republic of the Philippines ILOILO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UN La Paz, lloilo City INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON SCIENCE AND TECH GOGY (IRCST) 2019 Theme: “Advancing Scientific and Technological R&D towards Industry 4.0.” The/Znd International Research Conference-on Science and Technology aims to bring together ‘academicians, scientists, researchers, scholars, entrepreneurs and students to exchange and share knowledge, experiences and research results on the aspects of advancements in Sciences and Technological discipline. It will provide opportunity to network and discuss the practical challenges encountered and the solutions adopted in their respective domains. CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES: 1. To initiate higher learning through intellectual discourses 2. To provide opportunity to share improved research outputs for professional growth 3. To gain insights through the sharing of industrial wisdom and sectoral technologies aimed at curriculum improvement 4. To participate in designing a specific strategic logic in achieving a pareto improved society through science and technology Researches in the following areas are strongly encouraged to be presented in the 2nd IRCST: + Natural Science and Food Product Development *Natural and Environmental Sciences *Food Products Development “Agriculture © + Technology Research and Development “Alternative Energy “Robotics » *Information’and Communications Technology “Industrial Product Development + Humanities and Social Science *Social Science, *Education . “4 “Disaster Risk Management “Languages A *Media »Parallel Sessions November 28, 2019 (Thursday) Session A: Technology, Agriculture, Food and Environment Time Title Presenter SESSION 8:30 — 8: TVET in Philippine growth: the case in the Grace Edmar Elizar-del agriculture sector Prado 8:40 — 6 Economic and Social Impacts of Combine Ryan Mark A. Ambong Harvester Adoption to Rice Farmers in San Jose, Occidental Mindoro 8:50 — 9: Rice Productivity and Credit Access of Farmers in |Leoniel S. Bais | Samarica, Occidental Mindoro 9:00 — | Farmers’ Experience of Pest and Diseases Riza L. Diaz Infestation on Rice: Basis for the Development of Mobile Application 9:10 — Beyond Economic Benefits: Women Farmers’ Susanita G. Lumbo Motivation in Practicing Organic Vegetable Farming in Sablayan, Occidental Mindoro, Philippines 9:20-9:30 _ | Women in the Fish Drying Industry Jose Joey Tierra 9:30 — 9:40 Work Ability of Smallholder Rice Farm Workers in | Artemio M. Gonzales. Jr. San Jose, Occidental Mindoro. 9:40 — 10:10 |OPEN FORUM 10:10 — 10:30 | COFFEE/TEA BREAK s SESSION B a I~ 10:30 — 10:40 | The use a mathematical model to describe the Erry Purnomo stimulation and inhibitory effect of various bamboo vinegar on crop seeds germination % 10:40 — 10:50 | Rooting performance of Molave (Vitex parviflora, Julitis.T. Vergara Juss) cuttings planted with Indole butyric acid) (IBA) at different concentrations } 10:50 — 11:00 | Image thresholding for precision livestock farming | Anrem J. Balontong 11:00 — 11:10 | Performance evaluation of a programmable: Renerio S. Mucas dehydrator machine for herbal tea materials a 11:10 — 11:20 | Mobile Paddy Dryer With Self Generating Power _| Raymar B. Diamante 11:20 — 11:30 | Design, fabrication and performance evaluation of “|Karlffed Junnee A~Doydora a closed-type carbonizer y a SI 11:30 — 14:40 | Development and evaluation of a charcoal ' Karifred Junnee A. Doys briquette dryer attached to a closed-type ' carbonizer 1 11:40 ~ 12:0 [OPEN FORUM : LUNCH BREAKstudy indicates th family to support WORK ABILITY OF SMALLHOLDER RICE FARM WORKERS IN SAN JOSE, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO Artemio M. Gonzales, Jr’, Ryan Mark A. Ambong?, Leoniel S. Bais’ & Lendon P. Macaspac* “Instructor T ( tal Mindoro State College, College of Arts, Sciences and Technology Email: jomergonzalesjr’@yahoo.com Despite the zation and automation of farm work, there are still several physically demanding tasks 1 small farms. Work ability refers to one’s ability to cope with the demands of work, and it is t! cad definition than functional capacity. This study aims to assess the work ability of the small e farm workers in San Jose, Occidental Mindoro. A cross sectional study was conducted amc :le farm workers between May and August 2018 using Work Ability Index (WAN). The result 1t majority of the respondents has “moderate” work ability (37-43 WAI scores), however, { Iysis revealed that the respondents has “poor” work ability (mean=35.6). ee Furthermore, it was aled that young adult has higher work ability compared to other age group (0.002), extra-lare mily size has lower work ability as compared to smaller family size (p=0.011) 1 farmers who has health insurance has higher work ability to those who have none (p=0.011). This ee at interventions are needed among older farmers, particularly to those who have larger and has no social security, to help them improve their work ability. o > Keywords: Work ability, Rice farming, Farm workers, Farmers, WAI It serves as a guide in making sound selecting desirable recombinants in the succee the magnitude of heterosis on the yield and the component characters in eight genotypes and their F,’s which aim to identify best cross combinations and parents. The for the production of crosses. The mid parent hybrids was estimated. Based on the results, CL performers as shown by their highly significant ani BP heterosis (66.00%, 125.36% and 48.60%) for yield and per se performante. Likewise, CL 1 x P20;)C1 xG 12, CL 1 x G 28 and CLI x G 10 could be exploited for the develo aromatic rice varieties. On the other hand, Jasmine x P20 coul development of dwarf or short plant types. | i] _ Keywords: Heterosis, yield, components, aromatic rice HETEROSIS FOR YIELD AND YIELD COMPONENTS IN AROMATIC RICE Paulina J. Alvaran* and Marcial A. Gonzales? 2 ‘Assistant Professor* III and Instructor Central Luzon State University, Science City of Munoz, Nueva Ecija, Philippines Email: alvaranpaulina@gmail.com en one of the strategies tové¢hieve targets inlerop improvement. decisions in selecting the best hybrids that could be used in ding generations, The study was carried out to measure Exploitation of heterosis has be line x tester mating fashion was followed _~ heterosis (MP) of grain yield and its components in the FI 1x G 10, Kasturi/G 12 and Pandan/P 20 Were the best d positive MP (138.55%, 88°90% and 81.23%) and pment of early maturing types of Id be utilized) in the breeding program for