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Rising Storm Intensities and the Role of MSMA in Malaysia Globally, storm intensities have been increasing—and Malaysia is no exception. This upward trend is largely attributed to the impacts of global warming. As a result, the country has experienced more frequent flash floods and stronger wind events, both of which have led to significant property damage and even loss of life. To address these challenges, the Department of Irrigation and Drainage Malaysia (Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran Malaysia or JPS) introduced a national guideline known as the Urban Stormwater Drainage Design Procedure for Malaysia, or more commonly, the Manual Saliran Mesra Alam Malaysia (MSMA). By law, all engineers designing drainage systems in Malaysia are required to comply with the standards outlined in the MSMA. A core objective of MSMA is to reduce flash flooding through control-at-source measures. These include the implementation of On-Site Detention (OSD) systems and the construction of detention basins or ponds. However, applying these measures on the ground isn’t always straightforward. Engineers often face practical challenges, including high construction costs, space constraints for land allocation, and complex technical design issues. Despite the growing importance of these designs, there remains a lack of comprehensive references, design tools, and specialized software to aid engineers in effectively implementing OSD and detention systems. This highlights an urgent need for targeted training and educational resources. Thankfully, there is help available. Renowned MSMA expert Ir. Dr. Quek Keng Hong has been conducting in-depth workshops on MSMA since 2000. His training sessions have benefitted thousands of engineers, providing them with the technical knowledge required to meet JPS standards for OSD and detention basin design. These workshops are hands-on and practical, using real case studies and Excel spreadsheet templates on laptops to guide participants. In addition to OSD optimization, the sessions also cover: Preparation of Erosion and Sediment Control Plans (ESCP) Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modelling for Urban Drainage Systems Interested in learning more? ???? Visit for upcoming workshops: http://workshops.msmam.com/ ???? Download free MSMA tools and spreadsheet templates: http://drquekinternetmarketingconsultancy.com/Indication/get.php?id=msma1

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  • Rising Storm Intensities and the Role of MSMA in Malaysia Globally, storm intensities have been increasing—and Malaysia is no exception. This upward trend is largely attributed to the impacts of global warming. As a result, the country has experienced more frequent flash floods and stronger wind events, both of which have led to significant property damage and even loss of life. To address these challenges, the Department of Irrigation and Drainage Malaysia (Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran Malaysia or JPS) introduced a national guideline known as the Urban Stormwater Drainage Design Procedure for Malaysia, or more commonly, the Manual Saliran Mesra Alam Malaysia (MSMA). By law, all engineers designing drainage systems in Malaysia are required to comply with the standards outlined in the MSMA. A core objective of MSMA is to reduce flash flooding through control-at-source measures. These include the implementation of On-Site Detention (OSD) systems and the construction of detention basins or ponds. However, applying these measures on the ground isn’t always straightforward. Engineers often face practical challenges, including high construction costs, space constraints for land allocation, and complex technical design issues. Despite the growing importance of these designs, there remains a lack of comprehensive references, design tools, and specialized software to aid engineers in effectively implementing OSD and detention systems. This highlights an urgent need for targeted training and educational resources. Thankfully, there is help available. Renowned MSMA expert Ir. Dr. Quek Keng Hong has been conducting in-depth workshops on MSMA since 2000. His training sessions have benefitted thousands of engineers, providing them with the technical knowledge required to meet JPS standards for OSD and detention basin design. These workshops are hands-on and practical, using real case studies and Excel spreadsheet templates on laptops to guide participants. In addition to OSD optimization, the sessions also cover: Preparation of Erosion and Sediment Control Plans (ESCP) Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modelling for Urban Drainage Systems Interested in learning more? ???? Visit for upcoming workshops: http://workshops.msmam.com/ ???? Download free MSMA tools and spreadsheet templates: http://drquekinternetmarketingconsultancy.com/Indication/get.php?id=msma1