Curriculum Vitae
Pouye Yazdi
Home Address: C/Arquitectura, No.11, 5ºD, Madrid, Spain
Postal Code: 28005
Contact Number: 0034 914735619
Mobile Number: 0034 687542490
Email: Pouye.Yazdi@gmail.com
Personal Information:
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Nationality: Iranian
Date of Birth : 26 Mar. 1982
Education:
PhD Student in
Geographical Engineering
Technical University of Madrid
(http://www.upm.es)
Madrid-Spain
Currently
Some significant passed courses:
Seismic Hazard and Risk, GIS Application, Statistic, Numeric Algorithm
Islamic Azad University
MSc in
Tehran-North Branch
Tehran-Iran
Geophysics-Seismology
(http://www.iau.ac.ir)
2011
GPA: 17.95/20
(http://www.iau-tnb.ac.ir)
Dissertation title:
Research in Earthquake prediction Possibility According to the Middle East Earthquake Catalog
Some significant passed courses:
Digital Filters, Seismology, Seismotechtonics, Structural Geology, Elastic Wave Theory, Earthquake
Engineering
Shahid Behehshti University
(http://www.sbu.ac.ir)
BSc in
Physics- Solid State
Tehran-Iran
2005
GPA: 13.64/20
Some significant passed courses:
Calculus, Electromagnetics, Optics, Solid state and Semiconductors, Quantum Mechanics,
Thermodynamics
High School Diploma
Iran High School
Tehran-Iran
2000
GPA: 19.50/20
Research Experience:
Research
Participant
Earthquake Modeling of the Middle East
(EMME; http://www.emme-gem.org)
International Institute of Earthquake Engineering and
Seismology
(IIEES; http://www.iiees.ac.ir/English)
From 2009 to
2011
Some significant responsibilities:
 Building the earthquake catalog of the most extended definition of Middle East (including 22
countries) by all available sources of data
 The b-Values and Gutenberg Richter rule in different seismic parts of Iran
 Reviewing and Collecting the existing attenuation relation for ground motion in Iran
 Developing the report of UNESCO RELSAR Workshop (May 2011), IIEES, Iran
Research Interest:
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Earthquake prediction
Attenuation relation and strong motion
Geographical Information and Technology approach for searching about seismic anomalies
Nonlinear patterns investigations in earthquakes location
Hazard Analysis
Presentations:
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“Fractal Behavior of the Natural Systems”, earthquake prediction workshop , IIEES, Iran, 2009
“Introduction to Earthquake Precursors”, IAU, Iran, 2009
Papers:
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Building an Earthquake Catalog for the Middle East, at 15th world conference of earthquake
engineering, 2012, Lisbon, Portugal (main author)
Computer skills:
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Arc GIS software
Office Software: (Access, Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Visio)
Programming: (MATLAB, Visual Basic, JavaScript)
SQL Server 2005
.Net Framework Foundation
Statistical Analysis with SPSS
Language skills:
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Persian (Native)
English (Fluent)
Spanish (Intermediate)