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Senior Hydrogeologist
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Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources (BGR)
Section B 1.16 - Groundwater Resources/Groundwater Dynamics
P.O. Box 51 01 53
D-30631 Hannover
GERMANY
phone + 49 511 643 3745
fax + 49 511 643 2304
e-mail [email protected] or [email protected]
internet www.bgr.bund.de/
Special Professional Experience
project management, technical cooperation, capacity/institution building, hydrogeology, environmental geology, groundwater exploitation/exploration, development of concepts for and interpretation of groundwater related geophysical and remote sensing investigations, groundwater protection, water resources planning/management/water master plans, waste disposal site selection, land reclamation, environmental impact assessments, hydrology, hydrochemistry, counterpart training, computer applications, etc.
Computer Applications
Arc/View, AutoCAD, MS-Office (incl. Frontpage & ACCESS), Corel (graphic design), SURFER (interpolation), ENVI (remote sensing), AquaChem, AquiferTest, Origin (statistics), GeODin (bohrhole information system), etc.
Foreign assignments
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Year/Duration (months) |
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Year/Duration (months) |
Country/Task |
Year/Duration (months) |
Country/Task |
1992 – 1996 (42 months) |
Jordan: groundwater resources assessment in Northern and Central Jordan for Digital National Water Master Plan (►more) |
1986/87 (6 months) |
Mali: development of a new borehole siting strategy using remote sensing and geophysical methods, project areas: Tominian, Yorosso, Sikasso |
2003 (6 months) |
Syria (ACSAD); groundwater guidelines: 1) Volume 4: Guideline for Groundwater Vulnerability Mapping and Risk Assessment for the Susceptibility of Groundwater Resources to Contamination 2) Volume 5: Guideline for the Delineation of Groundwater Protection Zones 3) Volume 6: Guideline for Sustainable Groundwater ResourcesManagement 4) Volume 7: Guideline for Groundwater Monitoring (►more) |
1999 – 2001 (26 months) |
Thailand: Team Leader; Environmental Geology for Regional Planning, Project Areas: Surat Thani Province (waste disposal sites, groundwater vulnerability mapping & hazards to groundwater assessment, groundwater resources assessment, landslide hazard assessment, soil stability, impact of mangrove deforestation, coastal erosion risk, mineral resources exploitation potential), Khorat Province (soil/groundwater salinization), Bangkok Metropolis (land subsidence monitoring usind InSAR remote sensing technology) (►more) |
1989 (6 months) |
Niger: Team Leader; assessment of groundwater exploitation potential in the project area Ader Doutchi; proposal of drilling sites using remote sensing/aerial photograph interpretation and resistivity sounding |
2004 (1 month) |
Yemen: Groundwater Resources Assessment for the Abyan Delta (for KfW) |
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1991 (2 months) |
Djibouti: tectonic interpretation of satellite images and aerial photographs for borehole siting |
2004 (7 months) |
Namibia: groundwater investigations in three project area: Oshivelo, Eiseb Graben and Eastern Caprivi; Interpretation/evaluation of geophysical and remote sensing investigations; selection of drilling sites; supervision of borehole drilling; hydrogeological reports (list of reports) |
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1998/99 (5 months) |
Thailand: groundwater resources assessment and groundwater vulnerability mapping in the Chiang Mai basin |
2005 (5 months)
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Jordan: groundwater vulnerability map of Karak/Lajjun area; proposal of national guideline on surface water protection |
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1999 (1 month) |
Jordan: groundwater protection zone delineation for Pella spring (Tabaqat Fahel) |
2006 (1.5 months) |
Namibia: presentation of project results; preparation of new project phase |
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2002 (1 month) |
Thailand: coordination of follow-up work in the Khorat project area |
2006/07 (6 months) |
Jordan: groundwater protection zone delineation; awareness campaigns; surface water protection zones; recommendations for landuse planning |
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2002 (4 months) |
Jordan: proposal of national guideline for groundwater protection zone delineation; groundwater resources report for Digital National Water Master Plan; guideline for groundwater vulnerability mapping (►more) |
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For download of pictures (100k max. - order origin resolution by e-mail) :
Jordan | Syria | Thailand | Namibia | ||||
Wadi Mujib | Um al Jemal | Bosra | Chiang Mai | Damnoen Saduak | Erongo | ||
Dana | Jerash | Palmyra | Ayyuthaya | Bull's Party | |||
Petra | Damascus | Si Satchanlai | Etosha | ||||
Madaba | Dead Cities | Muang Boran | Sossousvlei | ||||
Um Qais | Sukothai | Spitzkoppe |
links to selected project homepages:
Thailand (landuse planning): http://www.dmr.go.th/Project/Thai_Ger/Project-HTMLs/Home.htm
Syria (groundwater guidelines): http://www.acsad-bgr.org
Jordan (Groundwater Resources Management): http://www.mwi.gov.jo/home/gwrm.aspx
Last updated : July 20, 2006