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Yasser Abdallah Mohamed Abdallah Mosa

Faculty Engineering - Department Water and Water Structural Engineering
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Scientific degrees

BSc In NULL, [1997]
MSc In NULL, [2002]
PhD In NULL, [2005]
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الحالة الوظيفية الحالية :

قائم باجازة خاصة

Academic Jobs

معيد : 12/1/1998
Doctor Assisant : 21/7/2002
Doctor : 29/11/2005
Professor Assisant : 28/2/2012
Professor : 31/3/2019

Publications

1 - Modeling of local scour depth downstream hydraulic structures in trapezoidal channel using GEP and ANNs (2013).

2 - Experimental investigation of local scour around multi-vents bridge piers. Alexandria Engineering Journal (2015).

3 - Experimental investigation of local scour around multi-vents bridge piers (2015).

4 - Experimental and theoretical investigations of scour at bridge abutment (2016).

5 - Experimental and numerical simulation of scour at bridge abutment provided with different arrangements of collars (2016).

6 - "Performance of sills over aprons under the effect of submerged hydraulic jump, (case study: Naga Hammadi Barrage) (2016).

7 - Studying the effect of partial blockage on multi-vents bridge pier scour experimentally and numerically (2016).

8 - Effect of positive step location on scour downstream the basin of multti-vents regulator (2017).

9 - Effect of pile arrangement on local scour depth (2017).

10 - Effect of stilling basin shape on the hydraulic characteristics of the flow downstream radial gates (2011).

11 - Investigating the effect of diverging angles on flow and scour characteristics downstream multi-vent regulators (2007).

12 - Artificial intelligence program converting printed topographic maps of alluvial streams into digital ones, [GENE-2006] (2007).

13 - Local scour between two successive hydraulic structures (2008).

14 - Prediction of hydraulic characteristics around two successive structures using recent artificial intelligence techniques, (ANNs, GP, SVMs (2010).

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