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Research forms an integral part of Jaderick’s academic life, complementing his teaching and mentorship. He advances techniques in Computational Intelligence, High-Performance Computing, Network Science, and Simulation & Modeling, and applies them to optimize agricultural, engineering, environmental, and artificial systems—niches that are nationally unique to UPLB. His research balances theoretical contributions with practical applications that respond to real-world challenges. He strengthened this body of work through collaborations, peer-reviewed publications, and funded projects that continue to expand the scope and depth of his research.
This page presents his research activities by highlighting scholarly contributions, sharing knowledge through presentations, pursuing inquiries in progress, collaborating within communities of inquiry, and recognizing research excellence.
This section features selected and most recent publications that represent the scope and depth of Jaderick’s research. These works illustrate key themes and provide an entry point for readers interested in exploring his scholarship. A link to the full list of publications is also provided.
A System for Sensing Human Sentiments to Augment a Model for Predicting Rare Lake Events
J.P. Pabico
Philippine Computing Journal 10(2):20-32, December 2015
(ISSN 1908-1995, arXiv:1507.05790 [cs.SI])
Simulating the Effects of Various Road Infrastructure Improvements to Vehicular Traffic in a Busy Three-road Fork
M.G. Arada, M.F. Tataro & J.P. Pabico
Philippine Information Technology Journal 8(1):49-57, June 2015
(ISSN ISSN 2012-0761, arXiv:1506.07424 [cs.CE])
Design and Implementation of a Novel Dynamic Load Balancing Library
I. Banicescu, R.L. Cariño, J.P. Pabico & M. Balasubramaniam
Parallel Computing 31(7):736-756, July 2005
(ISSN 0167-8191, DOI 10.1016/j.parco.2005.04.006)
Determination of Cultivar Coefficients of Crop Models Using a Genetic Algorithm: A Conceptual Framework
J.P. Pabico, G. Hoogenboom & R.W. McClendon
Transactions of the ASAE 42(1):223-232, 1999
(ISSN 0001-2351, DOI 10.13031/2013.13199)
Assessment and local community perception on the water quality of the Seven Crater Lakes of San Pablo City, Philippines
J.V.R. Pleto, D.B. Magcale-Macandog, J.G. Campang. Y.C.L. Cabilon, M.G.L.D. Perez, F.A. Natuel, N.J.A. Larida, J.P. Pabico, C.D. Predo, & V.G.V. Paller
Journal of Environmental Science and Management 27(1):50-60, June 2024
(DOI 10.47125/jesam/2024_1/05)
Extracting graphs from plant leaf venations using image processing
A.K.D. Balangcod & J.P. Pabico
Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 798, pp. 131-142, August 2023
(DOI 10.1007/978-981-99-7093-3_8)
Developing a Bayesian model of climate-induced lake overturn in Talisay, Taal Lake
D.B. Magcale-Macandog, A.R. Salvacion, J.P. Pabico, K.N. Tingson, M.A. Reblora, J.D. Edrial, F.P. Lansigan & M.T. Zafaralla
Ecosystem and Species Habitat Modeling for Conservation and Restoration, pp. 101-119, April 2023
(DOI 10.1007/978-981-99-0131-9_6)
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Research lives through communication. This section lists recent presentations delivered at national and international conferences, demonstrating how findings are shared with peers and broader audiences. A link is also provided to the full record of presentations.
Critical pathways to resilience: Assessing road network failures and their impact on evacuation accessibility in Borongan City
J.P. Pabico
11th International Conference on Integrative Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (ICIDRRM 2024)
Eastern Samar State University, Borongan City, Eastern Samar, 27-29 November 2024
(DOI 10.31219/osf.io/s72zg_v1; See: Website for this Research)
Tackling social loafing: An academic framework using ChatGPT simulations for group performance optimization
J.P. Pabico
11th International and 12th National Teachers and Education Students' Conference (TEStCon 2024)
Cebu Normal University, Cebu City, 18-19 November 2024
(See: Website for this Research)
Navigating urban disasters: The importance of critical roads in Tacloban City's evacuation network
J.P. Pabico
5th International Conference on Poverty Alleviation and Sustainable Development (iPOVCON 2024)
Summit Hotel, Tacloban City, 16-17 October 2024
(See: Website for this Research)
Ongoing projects represent the living edge of research. Some are supported by grants and collaborations, while others are pursued unfunded—driven purely by the thirst for answers and the pursuit of knowledge even without immediate economic benefit. This section highlights these investigations as they unfold, showcasing both funded and self-driven inquiries, with links to a full list of completed projects and grantsmanship activities. For transparency, a link is also provided to seeds yet to take root, a list of project proposals that were not awarded funding but kept in the record hoping that through persistence, today’s “unfunded” ideas may germinate later.
RoadNet-ph: Philippine Road Networks - This project maps and analyzes the Philippine road systems as complex networks, applying computational models to assess their structure, resilience, and efficiency. Its goal is to generate insights useful for transportation planning, disaster response, and infrastructure policy.
ICS Compute Swarm: A Reconfigurable Compute Cluster for Instruction, Research and Data Science Applications - This initiative envisions a flexible, reconfigurable compute cluster to support instruction, research, and data science at UPLB. Designed to adapt to different workloads, the system will give students and researchers access to high-performance computing resources tailored to evolving academic and research needs.
Development of Nodal Dispersion Indices in Networks - This project develops new indices to measure the dispersion of nodes within complex networks, offering tools to capture patterns not well explained by existing metrics. The indices are tested on different types of networks, with potential applications in transportation, social systems, and infrastructure planning.
Navigating Excellence: A Comprehensive Evaluation of UP's Web Ecology Across CUs - This study evaluates the web presence and performance of UP’s constituent universities by analyzing their “web ecology”—site structures, visibility, and interconnections. The findings are intended to guide improvements in web management, design of in-house content management system and strengthen the university’s online impact.
Research thrives on collaboration. This section lists the University research groups and subgroups in which Jaderick actively participates, reflecting the collective work of advancing knowledge and innovation.
UPLB Computational Interdisciplinary Research Laboratories (CINTERLABS)
Research Collaboratory for Advanced Intelligent Systems
Research Collaboratory for High-performance and Distributed Computing
Research Collaboratory for Digital Humanities
UPLB Interdisciplinary Life Cycle Assessment Laboratory (ILCAL)
Low Ecological Footprint University
Technical Advisory and Knowledge Management
UPLB Interdisciplinary Studies Center for Integrated Natural Resources and Environment Management (IDSC-INREM)
UPLB Interdisciplinary Studies Center for Water
ICS NETWORKS: Structure and Dynamics of Real-world Networks
Recognition of research comes in two complementary forms: formal awards and organic citations. Awards such as Best Paper or Best Poster affirm the quality of outputs through peer review and adjudication, while citations represent recognition by the broader scholarly community, signaling that the work has informed and influenced others. Jaderick’s record of awards and citation metrics—as tracked by Google Scholar, Scopus, Web of Science, and other databases—together provide a holistic view of the reach, relevance, and impact of his research.
Best Paper Award (Applied Research Category)
Automatic Identification of Animal Breeds and Species Using Bioacoustics and Artificial Neural Networks
52nd Scientific Seminar and Annual Convention of the Philippine Society of Animal Science, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan, 22-24 October 2015
Agriculture and Fisheries Modernization Act (AFMA) R&D Paper Award
Improved Automation of Egg Grading and Tomato Maturity Classification Using Artificial Eyes and Artificial Brains
Bureau of Agricultural Research, Diliman, Quezon City, 08 October 2009
Finalist, 2008 PCASTRD Outstanding Research and Development in Advanced Science and Technology
Development and Evaluation of Neural Network-based Classifiers in Cheap, Off-the-shelf Machine Vision Systems for Automating the Grading Process of Some Agricultural Food Products
Heritage Hotel, Pasay City, 18 December 2008
Best Scientific Poster (Engineering Sciences and Technology Division)
Automating the Classification of Tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) Maturity Using Image Analysis and Neural Networks
29th Annual Scientific Meeting of the National Academy of Science and Technology, Manila, Philippines, 12-13 July 2007
Read more: All Awards | All Research Awards
The record of research activities reflects a journey of highlighting contributions, sharing knowledge, pursuing inquiry, collaborating with peers, and earning recognition for excellence. Together, these activities show how Jaderick’s research advances both fundamental knowledge and practical solutions while strengthening communities of science and practice.
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