Mohamed Jalal EL Hamidi | Hydrogeology | Best Researcher Award

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Prof. Dr. Mohamed Jalal EL Hamidi | Hydrogeology | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Jalal EL Hamidi, Mohammed V University , Morocco

Prof. Dr. Mohamed Jalal El Hamidi is a Moroccan hydrologist and geoscientist specializing in groundwater modeling, mine restoration, and climate change impacts on water resources. He holds a PhD from the École Mohammadia d’Ingénieurs and has conducted postdoctoral research at the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT). His work integrates GIS, hydroinformatics, and numerical modeling to address environmental challenges in Morocco and Canada. He is partially admitted to the Ordre des Géologues du Québec and actively contributes to international conferences and scientific publications.​

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🎓 Education

Prof. El Hamidi earned his PhD in Water Resources Modeling from the École Mohammadia d’Ingénieurs, Université Mohammed V de Rabat (2011–2019), focusing on hydrological modeling and climate change impacts. He completed a Master’s in Hydroinformatics and Water Engineering at Université Ibn Tofail (2008–2010), emphasizing GIS and hydrological systems. His academic journey began with a Bachelor’s in Geology from the same university (2005–2008), where he developed a strong foundation in earth sciences. His education combines rigorous training in geosciences, computational modeling, and environmental analysis, equipping him to tackle complex water resource challenges.​

💼 Experience

Prof. El Hamidi has extensive experience in hydrology and environmental geosciences. At UQAT’s Institut de recherche en mines et environnement (2021–2023), he led projects on 3D geological modeling and contaminant transport in mine sites using Visual MODFLOW and SEEP/W. Previously, at École Mohammadia d’Ingénieurs (2019–2021), he focused on groundwater modeling and climate impact assessments, mentoring doctoral students and managing GIS databases. His early career involved research on aquifer characterization and hydrogeological modeling, contributing to sustainable water resource management in Morocco. His expertise bridges field investigations, laboratory analysis, and advanced computational modeling.​

🏆 Awards and Honors

Prof. El Hamidi’s contributions to hydrogeology have been recognized through his partial admission to the Ordre des Géologues du Québec, acknowledging his expertise in geological sciences. He has been an active member of the Carrefour jeunesse-emploi d’Abitibi-Est in Val-d’Or, reflecting his commitment to community engagement and professional development. His research has garnered attention in international scientific communities, leading to invitations to present at conferences and contribute to peer-reviewed journals. His interdisciplinary approach and dedication to environmental sustainability have established him as a respected figure in the field of water resources.

🔬 Research Focus

Prof. El Hamidi’s research centers on the modeling and management of groundwater resources, particularly in the context of climate change and anthropogenic impacts. He specializes in numerical modeling of aquifer systems, seawater intrusion, and contaminant transport, utilizing tools like Visual MODFLOW, SEEP/W, and GIS-based platforms. His work addresses the challenges of sustainable water resource management, mine site rehabilitation, and the assessment of climate change effects on hydrological systems. By integrating field data, laboratory analysis, and computational modeling, he develops strategies for the protection and restoration of vital water resources in vulnerable regions.

Publication Top Notes

  • “Numerical Modeling of Saltwater Intrusion in the Rmel-Oulad Ogbane Coastal Aquifer (Larache, Morocco) in the Climate Change and Sea-Level Rise Context (2040)” (2021) – Cited by 10​MDPI

  • “Spatial distribution of regionalized variables on reservoirs and groundwater resources based on geostatistical analysis using GIS: case of Rmel-Oulad Ogbane aquifers (Larache, NW Morocco)” (2018) – Cited by 15​

  • “Modeling the impacts of climate change on water resources in Mediterranean and Atlantic hydraulic basins of Morocco” (2020) – Cited by 8​

  • “Development of HIS to improve technical knowledge on the reservoir and hydrodynamic functioning of the Rmel aquifer (Morocco)” (2019) – Cited by 5​

  • “Quantification of Surface Water-Groundwater Exchanges by GIS Coupled with Experimental Gauging in an Alluvial Environment” (2021) – Cited by 3

Manamno Beza Dinku | Hydrology | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Manamno Beza Dinku | Hydrology | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Manamno Beza Dinku, Wolaita sodo university, Ethiopia

Manamno Beza Dinku is a dedicated Ethiopian researcher and lecturer specializing in hydraulic engineering. With a passion for sustainable water resource management, he currently serves as a lecturer at Wolaita Sodo University. He holds both BSc and MSc degrees in Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering, and his scholarly contributions span climate modeling, surface water assessment, and watershed management. Manamno has published extensively in renowned journals and collaborates actively in multi-disciplinary water-related research. His work aims to bridge academic research with real-world water challenges in Ethiopia. He is recognized for his commitment to hydrological innovation and sustainable development.

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🎓 Education

Manamno earned his B.Sc. degree in Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering from Arba Minch University in 2018, graduating with “Great Distinction” and a CGPA of 3.65. He pursued his M.Sc. in Hydraulic Engineering at Addis Ababa Science and Technology University, completing it in 2022 with a CGPA of 3.83 and a thesis rated “Very Good.” His academic journey emphasized advanced hydrological modeling, irrigation potential assessment, and flood risk analysis. Through practical training and project work, including dam and irrigation system design, he developed expertise in applying engineering concepts to Ethiopia’s water resource challenges.

🧑‍🏫 Experience

Manamno began his professional career as an Assistant Lecturer at Wolaita Sodo University in 2018. While pursuing his MSc from 2019 to 2022, he remained affiliated with the university, contributing to academic and research activities. Upon completion of his graduate studies, he resumed full-time teaching and research as a Lecturer. His experience includes teaching water resources engineering, mentoring students, and contributing to various research projects related to watershed management and climate-resilient water systems. He also led and participated in field-based hydrological modeling, dam safety assessments, and GIS-integrated water system planning.

🏆 Awards and Honors

Manamno received multiple grants from Wolaita Sodo University for impactful research projects, including sediment estimation in the Omo-Gibe Basin and water-energy-food nexus modeling. He led the design of low-cost well drilling and water pumping technologies and conducted climate change-based irrigation assessments in Wolaita Zone. His work has been recognized for addressing critical water resource challenges in rural Ethiopia. Additionally, his academic excellence and publication record in leading water journals highlight his growing influence in civil and hydraulic engineering. These accolades reflect his commitment to sustainable water management and applied engineering solutions.

🔬 Research Focus

Manamno Beza Dinku’s research centers on hydrological modeling, irrigation potential analysis, climate change projections, and integrated watershed management. He extensively uses tools like SWAT, HEC-RAS, and ArcGIS to simulate surface and groundwater systems in Ethiopia’s river basins. His work explores dam breach modeling, rainfall trend analysis, flood risk mapping, and land-use change impacts. He aims to support water sustainability through data-scarce watershed assessments and model integration techniques. His contributions guide water resource planning, climate adaptation strategies, and development of cost-effective technologies for rural water systems.

Publication Top Notes

📘 Continuous-based Comparison of Two Hydrological Models… Robi Watershed, Ethiopia (2025) 
📘 Integrating SWAT‐WEAP Models… Gumara Watershed (2025) 
📘 Comparison of Bias Correction Methods… Muger Subbasin (2024) 
📘 Assessment of Groundwater Potential Zones… Enemor and Ener Woreda (2024) 
📘 Temporal Dynamics and Trend Analysis of Areal Rainfall… Muger Subwatershed (2024) 
📘 Watershed Hydrological Responses to LULC Changes… Bilata Watershed (2024)
📘 Integrated Watershed Management Strategies… Kalte River (2024) 
📘 Dam Breach Modeling and Flood Inundation Mapping… Gumara Dam (2023) 
📘 Identification and Mapping of Surface Irrigation Potential… Jewuha Watershed (2023) 
📘 Modeling and Assessing Surface Water Potential… Jewuha Watershed (2023)
📘 Assessment of Irrigation Potential… Jewuha Watershed (2022)