CURRICULUM VITAE
Personal Information
Name: Tarek Awad Seleem Salama.
Birth date: 14/10/1973
Marital Status: Married.
Affiliation: Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Suez Canal University.
Mail Address: Suez Canal University (SCU), Faculty of Science, Geology
Department, Ismailia 41522, Egypt.
E-mail Address: Tarek_642004@yahoo.com
Position: Lecturer.
Field of Specification: Applied Structural geology, Natural Hazards, Natural
resources, Remote sensing, and GIS.
Telephone : Home: +2 064 3371132.
Work: +2 064 3381787
Mobile: +2 012 6815494
Qualifications
1- B. Sc. (Geology): Very good with Honor Degree (82.74%), May, 1995,
Department of Geology, Faculty of Science, Suez Canal
University, Ismailia, Egypt (The first on the Faculty of
Science).
2- Post-graduate studies (In Geology) for the partial fulfillment of requirements of
M. Sc : Excellent (86.75%).
3- M. Sc (Structural Geology, Natural resources, and GIS): 1998-2001.
Department of geology, Faculty of Science, Suez Canal
University, Ismailia, Egypt.
Title of M. Sc.: Structural and geotechnical evaluation of Wadi Sanad industrial
granite, South Sinai, Egypt.
4- Ph. D (Structural Geology, RS and GIS): 2002-2005. Department of
geology, Faculty of Science, Suez Canal University, Ismailia,
Egypt.
Title of Ph. D: Structural analysis and tectonic evolution of southwestern Sinai,
Egypt.
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Positions Held
1- Research student: from 1995-1997. Department of geology, Faculty of Science,
Suez Canal University, Ismailia, Egypt.
2- Demonstrator: from 1997-2001. Department of geology, Faculty of Science,
Suez Canal University, Ismailia, Egypt.
3- Assistant lecturer: from 2001-2005. Department of geology, Faculty of Science,
Suez Canal University, Ismailia, Egypt.
4- Lecturer: 2005- until now. Department of geology, Faculty of Science, Suez
Canal University, Ismailia, Egypt.
Participation in projects
(1) Member of the Scientific Group from the SCU in preparing a report on the rationale
for extending the FAO project No 5294 to a third phase, 1995 to 1997.
(2) Member of the Geology Group from the SCU in the linkage Project between SCU
and the University of Florida, USA, for the assessment of the natural and human
resources in Wadi Watir area, south Sinai, Egypt, using Remote Sensing and GIS
techniques, 1998-2003.
Scientific Activities
- A member of the organization committee of the 7th conference Geology of Sinai
for development, Ismailia, 11 December 2004.
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A member of the group selected for building database of staff members in the
different faculties in Suez Canal University, 2009.
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A member of the organization committee of the fourth International Conference
of the Egyptian Society of Environmental Sciences (ESES), 2009.
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A member of the Post-graduate examination control works of the first and
second semesters 2008-2009, Faculty of Science, SCU.
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Teaching
(1) Graduate stage
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Structural Geology
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Structural analysis
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Remote Sensing & photogeology
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Rock mechanics
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Engineering Geology
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GIS
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Geostatistics
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Field geology and Surveying
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Geotectonics
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Subsurface Geology
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Physical Geology
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Mining Geology
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Teaching Structural geology course to Faculty of Education in Suez ( 1st term,
2006-2007)
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Teaching Remote sensing& Photogeology & Statistical geology courses in
Faculty of petroleum and Mining Engineering in Suez).
(2) Post Graduate Stage:
- Modeling and Data Analysis.
- Maps and Spatial Analysis.
Fields of interest
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Remote sensing
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GIS applications
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Structural analysis and tectonics
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Rock mechanics
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Engineering and geologic mapping
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Geostatistics
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Mineral resources.
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Natural Hazards detection and mitigation.
Theses Supervision
M.Sc supervision: (1)
Title of the thesis "Change Detection of Acacia tortilis Populations By Using Remote
Sensing and GIS, Southern Sinai, Egypt" registered in 2007 and approved in 2009.
Participation in Training Courses
1- Power Point training course for students, Suez Canal University, (24/4/2007
to
8/5/2007).
2- GIS training course for students of the faculty of science, Suez Canal University
(20/8/2007 to 10/9/2007).
3- Mapping using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for staff members (13-102008 to 23-10-2008).
4- Applications of remote sensing in Geology for staff members (26-10-2008 to 6-112008).
5- GIS training course for students (1-5-2009 to 1-6-2009).
Software Experience
1- Remote sensing
- ERDAS Imagine 9.1
- ENVI 4
- Gamma Program for the processing of interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar
(In SAR) images
- EOLI program for selection interfermetric pairs of SAR images
Note (the last two programs have been learnt during my staying in Greece from
(Nov 2007-January 2008).
2- Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
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- ARC/INFO 3.5
- ARC/GIS 9.0
- ARC-VIEW 3.2
3- Structural Geology
- Spheristat
- Geo-orient v. 9.0.
- F-S program for paleostress analysis.
Membership
- Member of the geology department council (Cycle September 2007-2008)
- Member of the Alexandria Bibliotheca.
- Supervisor of remote sensing lab, Geology department, faculty of Science,
Suez Canal University
- Coordinator of establishing conferences and lectures in Geology department,
SCU.
- Member of geo-environmental assessment group representative of Geology
department, SCU
- Member of the Egyptian Society of Environmental Sciences (ESES).
AWARDS
(1) Awarded the prize of Late Prof. Dr. Ahmed Askar for the best Applied
Scientific Research (2002) for a paper entitled: “USING GIS FOR
LOCATING THE OPTIMAL SITES OF INDUSTRIAL GRANITE AT
WADI SANAD AREA, SOUTH SINAI. EGYPT”.
(2) Awarded the Partnership and Ownership (ParOwn) grant of the Egyptian
Ministry of Higher Education and State for Scientific Research (MHESR) for
distinguished young staff members to travel abroad to learn more technologies
(Cycle November 2006) in the field of the application of structural geology and
remote sensing for mitigation of natural hazards (to Geography department,
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Harokopio University, Greece from the first of November 2007 until the end of
January 2008).
(3) Awarded the prize of Late Prof : Darwish El-Far for the best papers in the 8th
conference of Sinai Development , Ismailia, Egypt, 3rd of December, 2007.
The paper entitled” SULPHIDE MINERALIZATION AT WADI NYSRINE
AND
WADI
TAR
LOCALITIES,
SOUTH
SINAI,
EGYPT:
STRUCTURAL AND ORE PETROGRAPHIC INVESTIGATION
(4) Awarded the Alexandria Bibliotheca grant for young scientists as the first staff
member of Suez Canal University obtaining it on the level of the Egyptian
universities and institutions.
Web Site: http://www.bibalex.org/cssp/Researchs/2007_2008.htm
CONFERENCES ATTENDANCE
(1) The 44th conference of the Geological Society of Egypt, 19-20th November 2006.
(2) The 8th Conference of Sinai Development, Ismailia, Egypt, 3 December 2007.
(3) SPIE Europe Remote Sensing International Conference (ERS09), Berlin ,
Germany, 2009..
List of Publications
Hegazi, A. M.; Khawasik, S. M. and Seleem T. A (2000): Using GIS for locating the
optimal sites of industrial granite at Wadi Sanad area, south Sinai. Egypt. Jour.
Remote Sensing & Space Sciences, V.2, p. 52-62.
Seleem, T. A. and Khalifa, I. H. (2006): Structural control of sulphide mineralization
in Wadi El-Rusis and Wadi Remthi localities, South Sinai, Cairo, Egypt, the 44th
conference of Geological Society.
Khalifa, I. H. and Seleem, T. A. (2007): Sulphide mineralization at Wadi Nysrine
and Wadi Tar localities, South Sinai, Egypt: Structural and petrographic
investigation, 8th conference of Sinai Development, Ismailia, Egypt. 2007.
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Seleem, T.A., Foumelis, M., and Parcharidis, I. (2009): Detection of ground
deformation in the southern part of Sharm El- Shiekh broader (Sinai Peninsula,
Egypt) by Satellite SAR interferometry. SPIE Europe Remote Sensing 2009,
Berlin, Germany.
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