Second Periodic Scientific Conference

 

Conference Date: March 18–20, 1990

Preparatory Committee:
Dr. Mohammed Anis Hassan Al-Layla …………… Chairperson
Dr. Hamid Rasheed Rafiq …………………………… Member
Dr. Kanana Mohammed Thabit …………………… Member
Dr. Mohammed Amin Siddiq ……………………… Member
Dr. Nabeel Hameed Al-Sayegh …………………… Member
Dr. Dhunoon Hameed Al-Dabbagh ……………… Member

Conference Slogan:
“Research Centers in Universities: Centers of Thought and Outlook for the Future”

Scope of the Conference:

  • Water Resources
  • Environment
  • Earth and Soil Sciences

Conference Objectives:
To provide a clear understanding of the ongoing research activities regarding dams and water resources in Iraq, and to involve interested experts in proposing suitable solutions to the problems resulting from or anticipated after the construction of dams. The conference also aims to provide a platform for researchers to exchange scientific opinions and benefit from shared expertise, thereby enhancing knowledge and achieving practical outcomes in this vital field.

Participating Research Papers:

  1. Flood frequency probability of the Upper Zab River.
    Naseer Al-Ansari, Adel Ali Bilal, and Ali Mohammed Sadiq
  2. Generation of monthly hydrological series (rainfall and discharges) for gauging stations in basins characterized by dry months.
    Khalid Mahmoud Khidr
  3. Study of rainfall infiltration rate after surface saturation time in soils of different textures.
    Younis Mohammed Hassan and Nawal Mohammed Jajo
  4. Effect of irrigation water quality on the permeability of two-layered soils at varying depths.
    Ahmed Khalaf Al-Jubouri, Mohammed Abdul Fattah Al-Mallah, and Nashwan Ibrahim Hamo
  5. Experimental device to estimate bulk dry density of fine surface soils.
    Saad Saeed Al-Diwaji, Nashwan Ibrahim Hamo, and Mohammed Abdul Fattah Al-Mallah
  6. Identifying low-mixing zones in lakes using the multi-cell model.
    Neama Hameed Amara and Mohammed Ibrahim Basheer
  7. Groundwater quality in the city of Mosul.
    Fakhri Yassin Mahmoud and Jamal Mohammed Zangana
  8. Study of qualitative characteristics of some water sources in Kirkuk Governorate and their suitability for civil, industrial, and irrigation uses.
    Abdul Sattar Mohammed Fadhil and Abdul Aziz Younis Talea
  9. Effect of nutrients in Mosul Dam Lake on water quality.
    Mohammed Anis Hassan Al-Layla and Taha Ahmed Taha
  10. Distribution of trace elements in mollusk shells in northern Shatt Al-Arab, southern Iraq.
    Adnan Hassan Afaj
  11. Effect of environmental factors on the distribution of Chironomidae larvae in Mosul Dam Lake and the Tigris River.
    Tariq Mohammed Saleh, Gabriel Barsoum Aziz, and Salma Mahmoud Al-Qaddo
  12. Future predictions for grouting in six wells beneath Mosul Dam body based on engineering classification and inferred quality distribution.
    Mohammed Alaa Al-Din Hamdi and Izz Al-Din Saleh Hassan
  13. Geochemistry and mineralogy of drainage system sediments in Al-Khosar Basin – Nineveh, Northern Iraq.
    Nidhal Ahmed Yahya and Salim Mahmoud Al-Dabbagh
  14. Formation of voids in riverine deposits in Mosul City.
    Mohammed Tayyib Al-Layla and Kanana Mohammed Thabit
  15. Magnetic study of Tell Al-Hawa archaeological site in northern Al-Jazira Plain, northwestern Iraq.
    Nabeel Hameed Al-Sayegh and Saleh Khalil Abdulkarim
  16. Determination of type and depth of subsurface deposits in the Qubbah (Qara Qoyli) area using vertical electrical sounding.
    Jasim Mohammed Al-Ani and Marwan Mutib Ahmed
  17. Survey of natural conditions of the Mosul Dam Lake Basin and characteristics of its soil and lands.
    Mohammed Khudhur Abbas, Essam Abdul Sattar Siddiq, and Amer Mohammed Yahya
  18. Comparative study of vegetative and root growth of seedlings of twelve strains and four species of poplar aged (1+1).
    Sami Hameed Majeed and Adnan Fathallah
  19. Study of climate impact on the chemical composition of Nimrud soil.
    Saadallah Najm Al-Nuaimi and Ahmed Khalaf Al-Jubouri
  20. Nature of distribution of different forms of potassium in some soils east of the Mosul Dam Basin.
    Nizar Mustafa Al-Nuaimi and Mohammed Ali Jamal
  21. Study of chemical changes in gypsum-rich soils of Upper Al-Jazira based on their oxide content.
    Mohammed Khudhur Abbas, Khalid Faleh Hassan, and Thuraya Khalaf Badawi
  22. Stochastic modeling of the stream flow of Tigris River falling in Mosul Dam.
    Hasan M. Al-Rizzo
  23. Prediction of dimensionless unit hydrograph northern part of Tigris River basin.
    N. T. Shareef, Y. M. Hassan & K. A. Jubouri
  24. Optimum design of barrage floors.
    Amir A. H. Al-Neaimi & Hanan A. H. Al-Neaimi
  25. Erosion of the southwestern bank of Mosul Lake due to first filling.
    Salim Q. Al-Naqib, Thair M. Al-Taiee & Talal Y. Ahmed
  26. The influence of flow velocity distribution on river bank erosion and failure.
    A. Al-Badran & J. McManus
  27. Stochastic generation of rainfall data for Mosul Dam catchment area.
    Hasan M. Al-Rizzo & Basil K. Dawood
  28. Development of prediction model for total load transport in Tigris River at Baghdad.
    N. M. Al-Marsi & A. J. Alawi
  29. Optimum design of land forming.
    A. A. Slaby
  30. Stochastic model of rainfall intensity for Dohuk city.
    R. H. Al-Dabbagh, Maha A. S. M. Saleh & H. M. Al-Rizzo
  31. Preliminary water balance of Mosul Dam lake.
    T. M. Al-Taiee & Y. I. Sulaiman
  32. Hydraulic resistance of strips in open channel of 0.2 slopes.
    B. M. Noori & N. A. Mohammed
  33. A method for estimating the input parameters of a physically-based infiltration model.
    Ahmed Y. Hashum
  34. Flow in vertically layered porous media with infiltration.
    A. J. Alawi & K. A. Rahi
  35. Computer analysis for intensity-duration-frequency curves of rainfall at Mosul area.
    M. S. Hassan, N. T. Shareef & P. Kh. Dawood
  36. Physicochemical evaluation of groundwater around Mosul Lake used for drinking and domestic purposes.
    M. A. Al-Layla, S. M. Al-Rawi & H. A. Al-Kawaz
  37. Effects of chemicals on presettlement tanks performance: Case study at Al-Karkh water treatment plant.
    N. A. Al-Masri & A. A. Al-Khalat
  38. Determination of the heavy metals in wastewater of textile factory – Erbil.
    J. Zangana & Sh. O. Ismail
  39. Geochemistry of underground water in Erbil city, Iraq.
    H. R. Habib, N. H. Al-Saigh, Z. M. Hassan & D. M. Ali
  40. Hydrogeochemical evaluation of groundwater in some parts of Mosul city and its suitability for irrigation.
    S. M. Al-Rawi, S. I. Al-Azzo & S. A. Abbawi
  41. Effect of prechlorination on bacterial removal efficiency: Case study on Al-Rasheed water treatment plant.
    N. A. Al-Masri, A. J. Alawi & H. Al-Delaimi
  42. The effect of acids on the clay fraction of siltstone and the rate of Al, Fe, Ni, and Co dissolution from Montmorillonite.
    Hisham Y. Dhannon
  43. Geomorphology and instability of slopes along the stern bank of regulating lake of Mosul Dam.
    Thannon H. Al-Dabbagh
  44. Paleontological and lithological studies of the Euphrates and Jeribe formations (Lower–Middle Eocene) of Dair Maleh anticline, Mosul Dam area, NW Iraq.
    M. T. Al-Rawany, Ramzi K. Hanna & Thamer Al-Shammary
  45. Marine sediments behavior against natural compaction.
    B. Al-Badran
  46. Evidence of induced seismicity at Derbandikhan Dam area.
    Basel S. Ayar
  47. Geological and geophysical study of the southern part of Mosul reservoir.
    Nabeel H. Al-Saigh & Aram N. Toffeq
  48. Effects of burial depth on the mineralogy and properties of shale horizons from Chia Zairi Formation, Northern Mosul.
    R. M. Aziz & T. A. Thannon
  49. Determination of the rate of dissolution of gypsum and anhydrite from Mosul Dam foundation.
    Thannon H. Al-Dabbagh, Elias M. Elias & Moayad S. Khaleel
  50. The necessity of monitoring seismic activity at large dams in north and northeastern Iraq.
    Basil S. Ayar, Janan S. Rizkalla & Saad B. Alnaib
  51. Water quality index of groundwater wells at Horn area, Western Iraq.
    Maha A. S. M. Saleh
  52. Further consideration and reliable operation of Mosul Dam 132 kV and 400 kV interconnected network and distance protection.
    Maamoon F. Al-Kabajie