Khaled Mohamed Khedher – Remote sensing – Climate Resilience in Civil and Environmental Engineering Award

Khaled Mohamed Khedher - Remote sensing - Climate Resilience in Civil and Environmental Engineering Award

King Khalid University - Saudi Arabia

AUTHOR PROFILE

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EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS:

Khaled Mohamed Khedher pursued a robust academic journey, culminating in a Doctor of Philosophy in Civil and Mining Engineering from the University of Lorraine (INPL), France, in July 1996. His dissertation focused on the "Modeling of complex underground quarries in France." Prior to this, he obtained a Master of Science in Civil and Mining Engineering from the High School of Mining, University of Lorraine, and a Bachelor of Science in Mining Engineering from the University of Sfax, Tunisia.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS:

Khedher's professional experience spans various roles in geotechnical engineering, remote sensing, GIS, and civil and mining engineering. Noteworthy positions include his tenure as Head of Geotechnical Department at Tameer Co. Engineering Consultant, his role as a Remote Sensing, GIS, and Geotechnical Engineer Expert at consulting companies in Saudi Arabia, and his experience as a Civil and Mining Engineer Expert at consulting firms in Tunisia.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS:

Khedher's research interests primarily revolve around the application of REMOTE SENSING and GIS in diverse disciplines such as water resources, geology, geotechnical engineering, and mining. His expertise includes Finite Element Modeling and Distinct Element Modeling in Civil and Mining Engineering. Additionally, he has contributed significantly to ecological engineering and the design of modern building materials, particularly in Saudi Arabia.

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE:

With a plethora of publications in prestigious ISI journals and numerous presentations at national and international conferences, Khedher's work has had a substantial impact on the fields of civil and mining engineering. His research on groundwater management, flood risk assessment, and urban planning using REMOTE SENSING and GIS technologies has provided valuable insights and practical solutions to pressing environmental challenges.

ACADEMIC CITES:

Khedher's contributions have been widely recognized and cited in the academic community. His research papers have appeared in esteemed journals, demonstrating the relevance and significance of his work in advancing scientific knowledge and informing practical applications in engineering and environmental management.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS:

Khedher's legacy lies in his multifaceted contributions to academia, industry, and research. His expertise in REMOTE SENSING, GIS, and geotechnical engineering has paved the way for innovative solutions to complex engineering problems. As he continues to delve into new research endeavors and mentor the next generation of engineers and scientists, his impact on the field is poised to endure and expand further.

Remote Sensing

Remote sensing serves as a cornerstone of Kheder's research endeavors, enabling him to analyze environmental phenomena, monitor land use changes, and assess natural resources. Through the application of remote sensing techniques, he has enhanced understanding and decision-making in diverse fields, ranging from geotechnical engineering to ecological management.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

A Comparison of Machine Learning Models for Predicting Rainfall in Urban Metropolitan Cities.  2023 (2)

Mitigating Scour at Bridge Abutments: An Experimental Investigation of Waste Material as an Eco-Friendly Solution.  2023

Micromechanical modeling for analyzing non-linear behavior of flexible pavements under truck loading.  2024