Education:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Fadl’s educational background is marked by a series of advanced degrees and specialized training in agriculture and environmental sciences. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture from Al Azhar University, Assiut, Egypt, in 2006, with a focus on Soil and Water Pedology, achieving a general estimation of Very Good (81.8%). He further pursued his studies with a Master of Science degree from Benha University in 2010, where his thesis addressed the pedological changes of the Nile River course and its islands. Dr. Fadl completed his Ph.D. in Agriculture at Menoufiya University in 2015, with a thesis titled “Land and Water Resources Potentiality of East Oweinat Area, Egypt Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques.” His advanced education is complemented by scholarship grants and training in remote sensing and spatial analysis from the Academy of Scientific Research and Technology and the National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences (NARSS).
Professional Experience:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Fadl has a distinguished career in agricultural and environmental research, with significant contributions to both academic and applied fields. His professional experience includes serving as an academic lecturer at various institutions, including the Faculty of Arts at Cairo University and Zagazig University, where he has taught advanced courses in remote sensing and GIS. Dr. Fadl’s research endeavors are extensive, involving key projects with the National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences (NARSS) on topics such as land evaluation, water resource management, and environmental monitoring. He has been actively involved in governmental and collaborative projects, including land reclamation initiatives and assessments of the impacts of major infrastructure projects like the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. Additionally, Dr. Fadl has contributed to scientific progress through his roles as a reviewer for numerous reputable journals, reflecting his influence and expertise in the field.
Research Interests:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Fadl’s research interests are centered on the application of remote sensing and GIS techniques to agricultural and environmental management. His work primarily focuses on evaluating land and water resources, assessing the impacts of environmental changes, and developing sustainable land management practices. Dr. Fadl has conducted extensive research on the reclamation of arid and semi-arid lands, monitoring environmental hazards, and analyzing the effects of water scarcity on soil and crop productivity. His projects also explore the integration of machine learning with remote sensing to enhance soil contamination assessments and evaluate agricultural sustainability. Through his research, Dr. Fadl aims to address critical challenges in land use and environmental conservation, contributing to sustainable development and resource management.
Skills:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Fadl possesses a broad range of skills essential for his work in agricultural and environmental sciences. He has advanced proficiency in remote sensing and GIS applications, including extensive experience with ArcGIS, ENVI, and Imagine software. Dr. Fadl is highly skilled in using Microsoft Office tools and educational software, enhancing his teaching and research capabilities. His expertise extends to spatial modeling and data analysis, crucial for evaluating land and water resources. Additionally, he has a solid foundation in environmental science, soil science, and agricultural sustainability. His language skills include fluency in Arabic and proficiency in English, supporting his work in international research and collaboration.
Conclution:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohamed Fadl is a strong candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award due to his comprehensive educational background, extensive research experience, significant publications, and active involvement in teaching and scientific review. His contributions to land and water resource management, environmental monitoring, and sustainable development underscore his suitability for this prestigious award.
Publication Tob Noted:
Title: Modeling soil quality in Dakahlia Governorate, Egypt using GIS techniques
- Authors: A.D. Abuzaid
- Journal: The Egyptian Journal of Remote Sensing and Space Sciences
- Volume (Issue): 24 (2)
- Pages: 255-264
- Cited By: 42
- Year: 2021
Title: Land degradation vulnerability mapping in a newly-reclaimed desert oasis in a hyper-arid agro-ecosystem using AHP and geospatial techniques
- Authors: A.S. Abuzaid, M.A.E. AbdelRahman, M.E. Fadl, A. Scopa
- Journal: Agronomy
- Volume (Issue): 11 (7)
- Article Number: 1426
- Cited By: 38
- Year: 2021
Title: Accumulation of Potentially Toxic Metals in Egyptian Alluvial Soils, Berseem Clover (Trifolium alexandrinum L.), and Groundwater after Long-Term Wastewater …
- Authors: A.S. Abuzaid, H.S. Jahin, A.A. Asaad, M.E. Fadl, M.A.E. AbdelRahman, A. Scopa
- Journal: Agriculture
- Volume (Issue): 11 (8)
- Article Number: 713
- Cited By: 26
- Year: 2021
Title: Mapping potential risks of long-term wastewater irrigation in alluvial soils, Egypt
- Author: A.S. Fadl
- Journal: Arabian Journal of Geosciences
- Volume (Issue): 11 (15)
- Cited By: 25
- Year: 2018
Title: Assessment of land suitability and water requirements for different crops in Dakhla Oasis, Western desert, Egypt
- Authors: M.E. Fadl, A.S. Abuzaid
- Journal: International Journal of Plant & Soil Science
- Volume (Issue): 16 (6)
- Pages: 1-16
- Cited By: 25
- Year: 2017
Title: Evaluation of desertification severity in El-Farafra Oasis, Western Desert of Egypt: Application of modified MEDALUS approach using wind erosion index and factor analysis
- Authors: M.E. Fadl, A.S. Abuzaid, M.A.E. AbdelRahman, A. Biswas
- Journal: Land
- Volume (Issue): 11 (1)
- Article Number: 54
- Cited By: 20
- Year: 2021
Title: Agricultural sustainability evaluation of the new reclaimed soils at Dairut Area, Assiut, Egypt using GIS modeling
- Authors: Y.A. Sayed, M.E. Fadl
- Journal: The Egyptian Journal of Remote Sensing and Space Science
- Volume (Issue): 24 (3)
- Pages: 707-719
- Cited By: 20
- Year: 2021
Title: Modeling and Assessing Potential Soil Erosion Hazards Using USLE and Wind Erosion Models in Integration with GIS Techniques: Dakhla Oasis, Egypt
- Authors: F.J.G.N.M.E.F. Salman A. H. Selmy, Salah H. Abd Al-Aziz, Raimundo Jiménez-Ballesta
- Journal: Agriculture
- Volume (Issue): 11 (11)
- Cited By: 19
- Year: 2021
Title: Soil Quality Assessment Using Multivariate Approaches: A Case Study of the Dakhla Oasis Arid Lands
- Authors: F.J.G.N.M.E.F. Salman A. H. Selmy, Salah H. Abd Al-Aziz, Raimundo Jiménez-Ballesta
- Journal: Land
- Volume (Issue): 10 (10)
- Cited By: 17
- Year: 2021
Title: Effect of Marginal-Quality Irrigation on Accumulation of some Heavy Metals (Mn, Pb, and Zn) in TypicTorripsamment Soils and Food Crops
- Authors: A.S. Abuzaid, M.A. Abdel-Salam, A.F. Ahmad, H.A. Fathy, M.E. Fadl, A. Scopa
- Journal: Sustainability
- Volume (Issue): 14 (3)
- Article Number: 1067
- Cited By: 15
- Year: 2022
Title: Land Resources Evaluation for Sustainable Agriculture in El-Qusiya Area, Assiut, Egypt
- Author: M.E.F.Y.A.A. Sayed
- Journal: Egyptian Journal of Soil Science
- Volume (Issue): 60 (3)
- Pages: 289-302
- Cited By: 13
- Year: 2020