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Abdul Wahab Mohammed Atwa

Faculty Science - Department Geology Department
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BSc In NULL, [1999]
MSc In NULL, [2005]
PhD In NULL, [2011]

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معيد : 24/11/1999
Doctor Assisant : 24/9/2005
Doctor : 26/7/2011
Professor Assisant : 30/8/2016
Professor : 26/10/2021

Publications

1 - Spectral induced polarization measurements for predicting the hydraulic conductivity in sandy aquifers (2013).

2 - Hydraulic conductivity estimation using direct current (DC) sounding data: a case study in East Nile Delta, Egypt (2014).

3 - Application of Spectral Induced Polarization (SIP) Imaging for Characterizing the Near-Surface Geology: An Environmental Case Study at Schillerslage, Germany (2012).

4 - Prediction of permeability anisotropy using Dar-Zarrouk parameters of deep resistivity logs: a case study in the northern Western Desert of Egypt (2015).

5 - Environmental Earth Sciences Use of salinity and resistivity measurements to study the coastal aquifer salinization in a semi-arid region: a case study in northeast Nile Delta, Egypt (2016).

6 - Application of genetic algorithm (GA) for soil characterization using DC resistivity data: A case study in Tenth of Ramadan city, Egypt (2014).

7 - Structure-based geoelectrical models derived from genetic algorithms: A case study for hydrogeological investigations along Elbe River coastal area, Germany (2014).

8 - Using the deep resistivty log to identify the permeability trends: case studies in the Western Desert, Egypt (2012).

9 - Use of salinity and resistivity measurements to study the coastal aquifer salinization in a semi-arid region: a case study in northeast Nile Delta, Egypt (2016).

10 - Imaging of wastewater percolation in heterogeneous soil using electrical resistivity tomography (ERT): a case study at east of Tenth of Ramadan City, Egypt (2017).

11 - An integrative approach for preliminary environmental engineering investigations amidst reclaiming desert-land: a case study at East Nile Delta, Egypt (2017).

12 - Internal structural architecture of a soft-linkage transfer zone using outcrop and DC resistivity data: Implications for preliminary engineering assessment (2018).

13 - Internal structural architecture of a soft-linkage transfer zone using outcrop and DC resistivity data: Implications for preliminary engineering assessment (2018).

14 - Resistivity Characterization of Aquifer in Coastal Semiarid Areas: An Approach for Hydrogeological Evaluation (2019).

15 - Resistivity Characterization of Aquifer in Coastal Semiarid Areas: An Approach for Hydrogeological Evaluation (2019).

16 - Modeling Flash Floods and Induced Recharge into Alluvial Aquifers Using Multi-Temporal Remote Sensing and Electrical Resistivity Imaging (2020).

17 - Tracing Holocene channels and landforms of the Nile Delta through integration of early elevation, geophysical, and sediment core data (2020).

18 - Flash Flood Management and Harvesting Via Groundwater Recharging in Wadi Systems: An Integrative Approach of Remote Sensing and Direct Current Resistivity Techniques (2020).

19 - Groundwater mounding: A diagnostic feature for mapping aquifer connectivity in hyper-arid deserts (2021).

20 - Soil Characterization Using Joint Interpretation of Remote Sensing, Resistivity and Induced Polarization Data along the Coast of the Nile Delta (2021).

21 - Toward an Integrated and Sustainable Water Resources Management in Structurally-Controlled Watersheds in Desert Environments Using Geophysical and Remote Sensing Methods (2021).

22 - Qualitative and Quantitative Characterization of Municipal Waste in Uncontrolled Dumpsites and Landfills Using Integrated Remote Sensing, Geological and Geophysical Data: A Case Study (2022).

23 - Integrated structural, geophysical and remote sensing data for characterizing extensional linked fault systems and related land deformation hazards at Cairo-Suez District, Egypt (2023).

24 - Oil spills characterization and modeling using remote sensing and geophysical techniques to protect the highly vulnerable coastal zones in Alexandria, Egypt (2024).

25 - A case study of canal seepage quantification using gain/loss method and electrical resistivity tomography in an intensively managed water resource system in the Treasure Valley, Idaho, United States (2024).

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