Curriculum Vitae. Ph.D. (1999) in Water Management, Faculty of Science, Al Azhar University, Cairo.

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1 Curriculum Vitae Name : Mohamed I. M. GAD Date of birth : 29/12/1956 Nationality : Egyptian Marital status : Married Present occupation : Researcher, Head of Mathematical Modeling unit, Hydrology Department, Desert Research Center. Field of specialization : Applying Mathematical Models in Surface water and Groundwater Management. Academic record : B.Sc. (1978) in Geology - Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Ain Shams University, M.Sc. (1995) in Hydrogeology, Faculty of Science, Ain Shams University, "Hydrogeological Studies for Groundwater Reservoirs, East of the Tenth of Ramadan City and Vicinities, Eastern Delta, Egypt". Ph.D. (1999) in Water Management, Faculty of Science, Al Azhar University, "Water Budget Analysis for the Top Most Aquifer for Some Cultivated Areas in the Central Part of Siwa Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt ". Occupational gradation : : Hydrogeochemist, Water resources Department, Desert Research Institute, : Hydrologist, Hydrology Department, Desert Research Center, : Assistant Researcher, Hydrology Department, Desert Research Center, Since 2000 : Researcher in Hydrology Department, Desert Research Center,

2 Since 2001 : Head of Mathematical modeling Unit, Hydrology Department, Desert Research Center, Language : 1- Arabic : mother tongue 2- English : very good (reading and writing) Permanent address : Hydrology Department, Desert Research Center 1, Mathaf El Mataria Str., Mataria, Cairo, Egypt Phone : (DRC) : (Home) : (Mobile) : Fax : (DRC) : drmohamedgad@hotmail.com & drmohamedgad@yahoo.com Experience - Planning, supervising and participating research teams of Hydrological exploration for groundwater in different areas in Egypt (West Nile Delta, East Nile Delta, Western and Eastern Desert) within the framework of the research projects dealing with environmental problems, such as water logging problem, Rain-Fed irrigation and land reclamation executed by the Desert Research Center since 1986 until now. - Surface and groundwater hydrological data acquisition. - Analysis, processing and interpretation of the acquired hydrological data by computer programs. - Preparing and writing technical and research reports. - Full acquaintance with using computer scientific software (STATISTICA, FRP, HEC1, WMS, ASM, Vesual MODFLOW, 2D-VDTRAN and TRIWACO). - Aquentance with solving the environmental problems that are related to surface water and groundwater such as water-logging problem. Training Courses : 1991 Post graduate studies in hydrology during 12 months from Fac. of Science, Ain Shams Univ Followed course in Simulation and Modeling in Chemical Engineering (Petrolium Research Institute, Egypt).

3 1992 Followed course in leader management and Discussion-maker support (Prise-Minister council, Egypt) Followed course on Environmental Hydrology For Arid and Semi- Arid Regions (UNESCO) 1997 Followed course in Achievement by Enid Drill Systems Inc. (USA) 1998 Followed course in Computer Science (STATISTICA) Followed course in Fundamentals of Mathematical Modeling For Water Resources Management ( ACSAD ) Teaching experiences : - Teaching Mathematical Modeling techniques for Egyptian and foreigner trainees (with different qualifications) who are concerned with land reclamation within the training courses conducted by the Desert Research Center. Academic supervision : - Supervising Ph.D. thesis in hydroloy (Faium Depression). - Supervising M.Sc. thesis in hydrology (El-Tor, South Sinai). - Supervising M.Sc. thesis in hydrology (Siwa, Western Desert). - Supervising M.Sc. thesis in hydrology (South Faium ). List of publications 1- Qorani, E., A., Abdel-Baki, A. A. Atwa, S., M. and Gad, M. I. M. (1997): "Hydrogeochemical Studies For Groundwater Reservoirs, East Of The Tenth Of Ramadan City and Vicinities" 3 rd International Symposium of Hydrogeochemistry Fac., of Sci., Alex. Univ. 2- Gad, M. I. M., Abdel-Baki, A. A. and Awad, M. M (2002) "Hydrogeochemical and Isotopic Characteristics of Water Resources in East The Tenth of Ramadan Area, Egypt." 14 th Quaternary Conf. Mansoura Univ. (in press) 3- El-Hefnawy, M. A., Sewidan, A. S. and Gad, M. I. M. (1999): "Mathematical Soil Water Flow Model for Siwa Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt." The Second International Conference, Groundwater Level Control Inside Urbanized Areas, Fac. of Eng., Mansoura Univ., PP Gad, M. I. M., Sewidan, A. S. and El-Hefnawy, M. A. (2000): "Water Balance of Soil Zone, Siwa Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt." 12 th Phanerozoic Symp., Fac. of Sci., A1-Azhar Univ. pp

4 5- Gad, M. I. M. (2001): "Water balance of HAD lake and future water security of Egypt". 4 th International Scientific Conference (F.I.S.C.) (Science, Development & Environment) Fac., of Sci., Al- Azhar Univ. Pp Gad, M. I. M. (2001): "Statistical approach for the determination of hazard degrees of flash floods, Red Sea Wadi systems, Eastern desert, Egypt." Fac. Of Sci., Ain Shams Univ. Bull., V. (39) Pp Ismail, Y. L., Gad., M. I. M., El-Hefnawy, M. A. and Ahmed, K. A. (2001): "Local hydrogeological conditions of Miocene aquifer in Barkash and El- Mansouria, northwest Cairo city. Fac. of Sci., Ain Shams Sci. Bull., V.(39) Pp Gad, M. I. M. (2002): "Integrated water resources management in old cultivated areas of Siwa Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt." Arab Workshop on Application of Math. Modeling Techniques for Management and Planing of Water Resources Proceed March Egypt, Pp Gad, M. I. M. Farag M. H. and Zaki M. H. (2002): "Simulation of direct runoff volumes and peak rates for some catchments in El Qasr-Umm El Rakham area, northwestern coastal zone, Egypt". Proceed. Of the III- Regional Conf. on Civil Eng. Tech. and III- Inter. Symp. on Environmental Hydrology (April 8-10, 2002)- Cairo- Egypt (ASCE-EGS & ESIE). 10- Gad, M. I. M. and Abdel-Baki, A. A. (2002): "Estimation of salt balance in the soil-water of the old cultivated land in Siwa Oasis, western Desert, Egypt". International Symp. on Optimum Res. Utilization in Salt-Affected Ecosystems in Arid and Semi-arid regions 8-10 April, Cairo, Egypt. 11-Sakr, S., Gad, M. I. M. and Millette, J. (2002): " Mitigation options for water logging problems in closed basins: a case study from Siwa Oasis, Egypt." The 3 rd International Conference of Groundwater Level Control Inside Urbanized Areas, Fac. of Eng., Mansoura Univ. 12- Diab, M. S. Gad, M. I. M. Abdel-Baki, A. A. and El Sheikh A. A. (2002): "Study the effect of new reclamation projects on the groundwater system in the area northwest Wadi El-Natrun and south El-Nasr canal by using mathematical modeling." The 3 rd International Conference of Groundwater Level Control Inside Urbanized Areas, Fac. of Eng., Mansoura Univ. 13- Gad, M. I. M. (2003): "Environmental impact of the saline drainage water on soil water in Siwa Oasis Western Desert, Egypt." 5 th International Scientific Conference (F.I.S.C.) (Science, Development & Environment) Fac., of Sci., Al- Azhar Univ. 14- Gad, M. I. M. (2003):

5 "Numerical simulation of the drainage water salinity impact on the soil water salinity of Siwa Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt." 5 th International Scientific Conference (F.I.S.C.) (Science, Development & Environment) Fac., of Sci., Al- Azhar Univ. 15- Gad, M. I. M. and Abdel-latif, A. (2003): "Hydrology of some drainage basins in the area between Quseir and Marsa Alam, Eastern Desert, Egypt." Institute fur Angewandte Bull., Geowissenchaften, Giessen, Germany (in press). 16- Gad, M. I. M. and Saafan, T. (2004): The future view of the integrated water management in old cultivated areas, Siwa Oasis, Western Desert, Egypt. Fac. of Eng. Bull, Mansoura Univ., V44. pp Gad, M. I. M. and Saafan, T. (2004): Estimation of seepage component from surface water by using different infiltration models in Siwa Oasis, Western Desert, Siwa. Proceedings of 24 th Engineering Conf., Mansoura Univ. (Electronic version). 18- Gad, M. I. M. (2004): A trial for groundwater rise control of the Quaternary aquifer in West El-Fashn area, Egypt. Fac. of Eng. Bull, Mansoura Univ., V45 (In press). 19- Gad, M. I. M. (2004): Simulation of groundwater flow in fracture aquifer system: Case study, Maghara area, Sinai, Egypt. Fac. of Eng. Bull, Mansoura Univ., V45 (In press).