Qiang Yao | hydraulic engineering | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Qiang Yao | hydraulic engineering | Best Researcher Award

Sichuan University | China

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CURRENT POSITION 🌟

Dr. Qiang Yao currently holds the position of Associate Professor in the College of Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering at Sichuan University, a role he has occupied since September 2019. In addition to his academic duties, he is engaged in leading significant research projects related to water conservancy and hydropower engineering.

EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS 🎓

Dr. Yao’s academic foundation was laid at Sichuan University, where he pursued his undergraduate degree in Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering, graduating in June 2010. His exceptional academic performance continued as he embarked on a Ph.D. in Hydraulic Structure Engineering at the same institution, completing it in June 2015. His doctoral research focused on key topics in water engineering, setting the stage for his future contributions to the field.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS 💼

Dr. Yao’s professional trajectory includes his role as a Lecturer at Sichuan University’s College of Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering from July 2015 to August 2019. Since then, he has been serving as an Associate Professor, where he continues to contribute to both teaching and research. Over the years, Dr. Yao has built a strong reputation in his field, participating in and leading numerous national research projects, particularly in areas related to seismic risk, landslides, and debris flows.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS  ON hydraulic engineering 🔬

Dr. Yao’s research primarily revolves around hydraulic engineering, seismic disaster mechanisms, and blasting vibration comfort. One of his significant research contributions is the development of an energy absorption-based method to evaluate the comfort levels during blasting vibrations. His work also includes the study of landslide dams and the disaster chain effects in narrow-steep gully systems. Dr. Yao’s research has greatly contributed to understanding the disaster risks in strong earthquake zones and provided innovative solutions for mitigating these risks. His projects include national-level research on debris flow mechanisms in earthquake-prone areas and the feasibility of landslide dam developments.

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE 🌍

Dr. Yao’s work has had a profound impact on both academic and practical aspects of water resource engineering. His leadership in large-scale national research projects, such as the Ministry of Science and Technology’s Key R&D Program sub-projects, has advanced the understanding of disaster mitigation in water engineering. His research findings have been influential in shaping policies and practices in flood and landslide risk assessment. Furthermore, his academic contributions have also benefited the local community through the development of improved methods for managing disaster risks in seismic zones.

ACADEMIC CITES 📚

Dr. Yao’s research has been published in several well-respected journals, reflecting his academic stature. Notable publications include articles in Construction and Building Materials, Journal of Vibration and Control, and Frontiers in Earth Science, among others. His work on the infrared identification method for rock grain gradation, the comfort evaluation of blasting vibration, and debris flow discrimination in earthquake areas has garnered significant academic attention and citations. These publications underscore the importance of his work in both theoretical and practical applications in engineering and disaster risk management.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS 🏅

Dr. Yao has made a lasting impact on the field of hydraulic and water resource engineering. His pioneering work in disaster risk management and seismic engineering will continue to influence future research and practical applications in these areas. As he advances in his academic career, Dr. Yao is likely to continue contributing to the development of new methodologies for risk assessment and disaster mitigation, particularly in regions prone to seismic activity. His ongoing research projects, particularly in energy absorption methods and landslide dams, are expected to provide vital solutions to water engineering challenges in disaster-prone regions.

IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY 🌐

Dr. Yao’s research and academic contributions extend beyond just his immediate field, impacting broader communities in China and beyond. By collaborating with various government agencies and participating in key national research initiatives, Dr. Yao has helped improve the resilience of communities vulnerable to natural disasters. His work provides innovative solutions that help safeguard both lives and infrastructure in high-risk regions, ensuring the sustainability of water and hydropower systems.

NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS  📑

A study on the stability of dangerous rock mass under blasting vibration considering size effect
    • Author(s): Xinggen Chen; Xinyu Qu; Hongtao Li; Cheng Li; Gongda Lu; Qiang Yao
    • Journal: Bulletin of Engineering Geology and the Environment
    • Year: 2025
Vision based nighttime pavement cracks pixel level detection by integrating infrared visible fusion and deep learning
    • Author(s): Mengnan Shi; Hongtao Li; Qiang Yao; Jun Zeng; Junmu Wang
    • Journal: Construction and Building Materials
    • Year: 2024
A New Method for the Compaction Quality Inspection of High Rockfill Dams Based on 3D Laser Scanning Technology
    • Author(s): Qiang Yao; Yu Wu; Jun He; Shunchao Qi; HongTao Li
    • Journal: Structural Control and Health Monitoring
    • Year: 2024
A study on the Stability of Dangerous Rock Mass under Blasting Vibration Considering Size Effect (Preprint)
    • Author(s): Xinggen Chen; Xinyu Qu; Hongtao Li; Xiekang Wang; Cheng Li; Gongda Lu; Qiang Yao
    • Journal: Preprint
    • Year: 2023
Experimental study of erodible bed scoured by the debris flow in the narrow-steep gully
    • Author(s): Yu Wu; Jiejie Ji; Shunchao Qi; Xiekang Wang; Dong Li; Hongtao Li; Xingguo Yang; Qiang Yao
    • Journal: Scientific Reports
    • Year: 2023

Prerana Gawde | Maritime Heritage Ecology | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Prerana Gawde l Maritime Heritage Ecology | Best Researcher Award

Stanford University, United States

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🌊 Early Academic Pursuits

Ms. Prerana Gawde’s academic journey began with a strong foundation in zoology and animal physiology at the University of Mumbai, India, where she earned her B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees. Her passion for marine biology and ecology led her to pursue an M.Sc. at James Cook University in Australia, followed by a Ph.D. in Oceans at Stanford University, USA, under the guidance of renowned professors Krish Seetah and Larry Crowder. Her extensive academic background reflects a deep commitment to understanding marine ecosystems and the biology of oceanic life.

🌍 Professional Endeavors & Contributions

Ms. Gawde has held key roles at Dakshin Foundation in Bengaluru, India, contributing to research and community science initiatives. Her professional career includes positions as Senior Programme Associate, Senior Research Assistant, and Research Assistant, focusing on marine conservation and sustainable fisheries. Her work highlights her commitment to advancing scientific research and facilitating meaningful engagement between communities and conservation efforts.

🐢 Research Focus & Impact

Ms. Gawde’s research primarily focuses on marine biology, with a strong emphasis on inshore dolphin populations, sustainable fisheries, and the ecology of small schooling fishes in Lakshadweep. Her research on the status of dolphins in Halifax and Cleveland Bays and the role of fishers in fisheries monitoring underscores her focus on community-driven conservation. Her research aims to bridge the gap between scientific understanding and local practices, ensuring sustainable marine ecosystems.

🌟 Conference Presentations & Recognition

Ms. Gawde has shared her research at prestigious conferences, including the European Commission’s DGMARE Fisheries Science Seminar in 2023, where she presented her work on fisheries monitoring in Lakshadweep. She also showcased her findings at The Student Conference on Conservation Science in Bengaluru, 2022, contributing significantly to the scientific community’s understanding of small schooling fish resources in India.

🛠️ Technical Skills & Certifications

Ms. Gawde is a PADI-certified Divemaster and has specialized training in SCUBA equipment repair. Additionally, she holds certifications in First Responder training and React Right, demonstrating her ability to handle emergency situations in the field. Her technical expertise is crucial for both her research and her community service activities.

🏫 Teaching Experience & Mentorship

Her involvement in the United Nations’ Ocean Decade Early Career Ocean Professionals Programme highlights Ms. Gawde’s dedication to mentoring and training the next generation of marine scientists. Her role in this initiative underscores her commitment to educating and empowering young professionals in the field of marine science.

🌱 Legacy & Future Contributions

Ms. Gawde’s legacy is rooted in her efforts to advance marine conservation and empower local communities in India and beyond. Through her continued work and research, she aims to leave a lasting impact on sustainable marine management practices. As she progresses in her career, her future contributions are poised to shape global conversations around ocean conservation and community engagement in scientific endeavors.

📜 Academic Citations

Ms. Gawde’s scholarly contributions have garnered attention within the scientific community. Her work has been presented in several prestigious academic forums and has been instrumental in raising awareness about marine conservation challenges in the Indian subcontinent. Her research continues to inspire and influence conservation strategies, particularly in marine biodiversity monitoring and management.

🤝 Community Engagement & Volunteering

Ms. Gawde has demonstrated a deep commitment to community service, particularly through her volunteering efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic. She played an instrumental role in providing medical, food, and transportation relief to stranded fisher communities across India. Furthermore, her involvement with the HelpAge India Foundation and organizing science festivals showcases her passion for fostering education and support within diverse communities.

📖 Top Noted Publications 

Marine Environmental Archaeology: The Ecology of Shipwrecks in Mauritius

Authors: Krish Seetah, Svetlana Barteneva, Prerana Gawde, Shameelah A. H. Mamode, Devin Bhunjun, Beenesh A. Motah, Hemanaden Runghen, Rezah M. Badal, Yann von Arnim, Hugues Vitry

Journal: International Journal of Historical Archaeology

Year: 2025

Fish for the Future: Creating participatory and sustainable fisheries governance pathways in the Lakshadweep Islands

Authors: Prerana Gawde

Source: Dakshin Foundation

Year: 2024

A responsible line: A community-based, bottom-up regime of fisheries management, rooted in traditional ecological knowledge, is practised in the pole-and-line tuna fishery of India’s Lakshadweep islands

Authors: Prerana Gawde, Ajithraj R

Journal: Samudra Report – International Collective in Support of Fishworkers

Year: 2022

Valuing a Hidden Octopus Fishery in Lakshadweep

Authors: Prerana Gawde, Fousiya CK

Magazine: The Bastion

Year: 2020

Abraham Feyissa | Environmental Data Analysis | Editorial Board member

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Dr. Abraham Feyissa | Environmental Data Analysis | Editorial Board member

Salale University, Ethiopia

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Early Academic Pursuits 📚

Dr. Abraham Abera's academic journey began with a deep interest in agriculture, the environment, and sustainable development. His early academic pursuits involved rigorous study in the fields of agriculture, environment, and food security, which led him to earn his credentials and establish himself as an expert in these domains. His foundation in agricultural sciences was complemented by a dedication to research and community service, particularly in the areas of food security and environmental conservation. Over the years, he has honed his academic focus through continuous learning and professional development, solidifying his role as a key figure in agricultural research and development in Ethiopia.

Professional Endeavors 👨‍🏫

Dr. Feyissa has amassed over 8 years of experience in a range of professional roles that bridge the gap between research, teaching, and development. His work as a Research and Development Manager with the Youth and Environmental Relief Organization (YERO) allowed him to align his expertise with the mission of youth empowerment and environmental conservation. His role involved managing research projects, conducting evaluations, and creating actionable insights to inform sustainable development strategies. He also served as a Consultant for Agriculture, Climate Change, and Food Security with TMOD Management Consulting, where he offered technical leadership, coordinated impact evaluations, and led the development of feasibility studies for government and NGO projects.

Further, he contributed to a major JICA project at Yachiyo Engineering Co., Ltd, focusing on drought countermeasures, where his support in research, fieldwork, and documentation helped ensure the project's success. His teaching roles at Addis Ababa University and Salale University have allowed him to shape the next generation of agricultural and environmental professionals.

Contributions and Research Focus 🌱

Dr. Abera's research is rooted in the intersection of agriculture, environmental sustainability, and food security. His work has had significant contributions to understanding the challenges of climate change, sustainable farming practices, and youth empowerment in rural Ethiopia. He has led studies that assess food security in vulnerable regions and worked on projects that focus on practical solutions for communities impacted by environmental degradation. One of his key contributions includes the midterm evaluation of the Filtu Food Security Project, which helped refine strategies for improving agricultural productivity and addressing the challenges of food insecurity.

Through his research, Dr. Abera has consistently sought innovative solutions to the complex challenges facing Ethiopia's agricultural and environmental sectors, with a particular focus on climate adaptation and youth empowerment.

Impact and Influence 🌍

Dr. Feyissa’s work has had a profound impact on local communities and the broader Ethiopian agricultural and environmental sectors. His ability to design and lead research initiatives that resonate with both governmental and local community needs has led to tangible improvements in food security and climate resilience. His commitment to sustainability is reflected in his efforts to provide training, raise awareness, and advocate for evidence-based policies that drive meaningful change.

As a consultant and academic, Dr. Abera’s influence extends beyond his direct work, as he regularly engages with policymakers, local stakeholders, and international partners to advocate for sustainable development practices. His influence is evident in the numerous evaluations and feasibility studies he has conducted, which have informed decision-making and shaped development strategies across the region.

Academic Cites and Technical Skills 🧑‍💻

Dr. Abera’s academic and professional journey has resulted in a range of published works and technical expertise that highlight his commitment to advancing knowledge in agriculture, climate change, and food security. His publications and technical contributions often focus on practical applications of research findings in local contexts, emphasizing sustainable agricultural techniques and innovative policy solutions. Dr. Abera is also skilled in the use of data management tools and methodologies for conducting field research and impact evaluations, which are essential for his work in both academic and development sectors.

His technical skills include data analysis, project management, and research methodology, making him a versatile figure in the academic and development communities. His ability to navigate complex systems and align projects with broader strategic goals has enabled him to successfully bridge the gap between theory and practice.

Teaching Experience 🎓

With years of teaching experience at both Addis Ababa University and Salale University, Dr. Abera has made significant contributions to the development of academic programs in agriculture and environmental sciences. His teaching approach integrates practical knowledge with academic theory, empowering students to apply their learning in real-world contexts. He has developed and implemented various teaching strategies, curricula, and community outreach programs that have positively impacted students and local communities.

Dr. Abera's experience as an Instructor of Agricultural TVET Colleges also demonstrates his ability to engage with a diverse group of learners, from young students to adult professionals, providing mentorship and guidance that encourages critical thinking and problem-solving.

Legacy and Future Contributions 🌟

Dr. Abraham Abera’s career is one marked by a passion for both education and environmental stewardship. His legacy is one of bridging research and practice, making significant strides in agriculture, food security, and climate change adaptation. As a researcher, consultant, and educator, he has inspired countless individuals to engage with the pressing issues facing Ethiopia and the broader African continent.

Top Noted Publications 📖

Unlocking the potential of smallholder dairy farm: Evidence from the central highland of Ethiopia

Authors: Feyissa, A.A.; Senbeta, F.; Tolera, A.; Guta, D.D.

Journal: Journal of Agriculture and Food Research

Year: 2023

Enteric methane emission factors of smallholder dairy farming systems across intensification gradients in the central highlands of Ethiopia

Authors: Abraham Abera Feyissa; Feyera Senbeta; Adugna Tolera; Dawit Diriba; Kalaya Boonyanuwat

Journal: Carbon Balance and Management

Year: 2023

Understanding Variability in Carbon Foot Prints of Smallholder Dairy Farm, in the Central Highlands of Ethiopia

Authors: Feyissa, A.A.; Senbeta, F.; Diriba, D.; Tolera, A.

Journal: Research Square

Year: 2022

Understanding variability in carbon footprint of smallholder dairy farms in the central highlands of Ethiopia

Authors: Feyissa, A.A.; Senbeta, F.; Diriba, D.; Tolera, A.

Journal: Tropical Animal Health and Production

Year: 2022

Characterization of Sheep Management and Breeding Practice under Resource Poor Extensive Production System in Borana low-land, Southern Ethiopia

Authors: Feyissa AA; Kefeni KK; Amaha N

Journal: Journal of Fisheries & Livestock Production

Year: 2018

 

Changjiang Liu | Remote sensing | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Changjiang Liu | Remote sensing | Best Researcher Award

Xinjiang Normal University, China

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Early Academic Pursuits 🎓

Dr. Changjiang Liu’s academic journey centers on the field of cartography and geographic information systems (GIS). His early pursuits focused on understanding the intricacies of remote sensing and its applications to environmental monitoring. This foundation laid the groundwork for his subsequent research on water environment extraction in arid regions, specifically lakes and reservoirs, using advanced remote sensing techniques. His work over the past five years has contributed significantly to the understanding of water dynamics in such challenging environments.

Professional Endeavors 💼

Dr. Liu’s professional career has been marked by continuous engagement with cutting-edge research in remote sensing applications, particularly in the context of arid areas. He has secured various research grants, including the Open Project of Xinjiang Laboratory of Lake Environment and Resources in Arid Zone, and the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Natural Science Foundation. These projects have allowed him to explore the relationship between water quality, quantity, and environmental changes, contributing to the advancement of remote sensing technologies in resource management.

Contributions and Research Focus 🔬

Dr. Liu’s primary research focuses on the remote sensing of water environments, especially in arid regions. His studies examine the spatiotemporal variations in water quality and quantity in lakes and reservoirs, emphasizing the role of shallow water bottom reflection and its impact on remote sensing data. By developing radiative transfer simulations, he has made significant strides in enhancing the accuracy of water monitoring. Additionally, his work on quantifying the radiation transmission mechanism in shallow water environments has improved the understanding of water behavior in arid areas.

Impact and Influence 🌍

Dr. Liu’s research has had a profound impact on the scientific community, with 10 SCI papers as the first author and numerous collaborations with international researchers. His work has been widely cited (913 times), reflecting its importance and influence in the fields of remote sensing and environmental science. His papers in prestigious journals like Journal of Cleaner Production and Science of the Total Environment have contributed to advancing knowledge on water quality monitoring, environmental protection, and sustainable resource management in arid regions.

Academic Cites 📚

Dr. Liu has an H-Index of 16, which reflects the citation impact of his published work. With a total of 29 papers, his research is well-regarded in the field of environmental sciences, particularly in remote sensing. His influential articles continue to shape the discourse on water quality monitoring, environmental management, and the utilization of GIS and remote sensing technologies to assess and manage natural resources.

Technical Skills 🛠️

With a strong background in remote sensing and GIS, Dr. Liu possesses advanced technical skills in radiative transfer simulation, spatial data analysis, and environmental monitoring using remote sensing technologies. His expertise extends to the application of these techniques for analyzing water quality, quantity, and the environmental impacts of shallow water reservoirs and lakes. Dr. Liu’s contributions to technical advancements in these areas have enhanced the accuracy of environmental assessments in arid regions.

Teaching Experience 🍎

As a lecturer at Xinjiang Normal University, Dr. Liu imparts his knowledge and expertise to students, fostering a new generation of researchers and professionals in the fields of cartography, remote sensing, and GIS. His teaching experience includes guiding students through complex topics such as environmental monitoring, remote sensing analysis, and geographic information system applications, emphasizing both theoretical and practical aspects.

Legacy and Future Contributions 🔮

Dr. Liu’s legacy lies in his pioneering work in the application of remote sensing for environmental monitoring in arid regions. His research has contributed to the development of more accurate techniques for assessing water quality and quantity in challenging environments. Moving forward, Dr. Liu is poised to make continued contributions to the field, with ongoing research projects that aim to refine remote sensing methodologies and improve sustainable water management practices. His future work will undoubtedly further the understanding of arid region water systems, with broad applications for resource management and environmental protection.

Top Noted Publications 📖

An Advanced Spatiotemporal Fusion Model for Suspended Particulate Matter Monitoring in an Intermontane Lake
    • Authors: Zhang, F.; Duan, P.; Jim, C.Y.; Johnson, V.C.; Liu, C.; Chan, N.W.; Tan, M.L.; Kung, H.-T.; Shi, J.; Wang, W.
    • Journal: Remote Sensing
    • Year: 2023
Determining the main contributing factors to nutrient concentration in rivers in arid northwest China using partial least squares structural equation modeling
    • Authors: Wang, W.; Zhang, F.; Zhao, Q.; Liu, C.; Jim, C.Y.; Johnson, V.C.; Tan, M.L.
    • Journal: Journal of Environmental Management
    • Year: 2023
High-Resolution Planetscope Imagery and Machine Learning for Estimating Suspended Particulate Matter in the Ebinur Lake, Xinjiang, China
    • Authors: Pan Duan; Fei Zhang; Changjiang Liu; Mou Leong Tan; Jingchao Shi; Weiwei Wang; Yunfei Cai; Hsiang-Te Kung; Shengtian Yang
    • Journal: IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing
    • Year: 2023
Reconstruction of Sentinel Images for Suspended Particulate Matter Monitoring in Arid Regions
    • Authors: Duan, P.; Zhang, F.; Jim, C.-Y.; Tan, M.L.; Cai, Y.; Shi, J.; Liu, C.; Wang, W.; Wang, Z.
    • Journal: Remote Sensing
    • Year: 2023
Remote sensing for chromophoric dissolved organic matter (CDOM) monitoring research 2003–2022: A bibliometric analysis based on the web of science core database
    • Authors: Li, Z.; Zhang, F.; Shi, J.; Chan, N.W.; Tan, M.L.; Kung, H.-T.; Liu, C.; Cheng, C.; Cai, Y.; Wang, W. et al.
    • Journal: Marine Pollution Bulletin
    • Year: 2023

Muhammad Hassan | Sustainable Agriculture | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Muhammad Hassan | Sustainable Agriculture | Best Researcher Award

University of Prince Edward Island, Canada

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👩‍🔬Summary

Muhammad Hassan is a dedicated agricultural researcher and M.Sc. student in Sustainable Design Engineering at the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI), Canada. With over five years of experience in sustainable crop production, agronomy, and precision agriculture, his expertise spans across Canada and Pakistan. His research focuses on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions prediction, biofertilizers, precision irrigation systems, and digital agriculture technologies, particularly in potato crop research. Hassan combines advanced machine learning with field data to support sustainable agricultural practices and environmental efficiency.

👨‍🎓 Education

Muhammad Hassan is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Sustainable Design Engineering at the University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI), Canada (Sep 2022 – Dec 2024). He completed his Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering at the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan, in 2017. His academic journey has equipped him with a strong foundation in both agricultural engineering and sustainable practices.

💼 Professional Experience

Muhammad has extensive experience in agricultural research and practical field applications. As a Research Intern in the MITACS Research Accelerate Program (Apr 2023 – Mar 2024), he explored the potential of sugar kelp as an environmentally friendly biofertilizer for sustainable potato production. He also worked with a multidisciplinary research team at UPEI (Apr 2023 – Oct 2024) where he conducted extensive field data collection across large areas in Atlantic Canada, focusing on greenhouse gas (GHG) emission monitoring. Previously, as a Field Expert with CABI in Pakistan (May 2020 – Aug 2022), he enhanced technology-based agriculture and improved productivity in rural Punjab. His earlier research included projects on precision irrigation systems and unmanned aerial agro-chemical spraying systems in collaboration with the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, Pakistan.

📚 Academic Citations

Muhammad Hassan has contributed significantly to agricultural research with several academic publications. In 2024, he co-authored the paper titled, Prediction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Atlantic Canadian Potato Fields using Advanced Hybridized Machine Learning Algorithms, published in Smart Agricultural Technology. This research focuses on using advanced machine learning models to predict carbon dioxide emissions from potato fields in Atlantic Canada, aiming to optimize sustainable agricultural practices. Another key publication by Hassan, also in 2024, is Monitoring of Greenhouse Gas Emission Drivers in Atlantic Canadian Potato Production: A Robust Explainable Intelligent Glass-Box, which appeared in Results in Engineering. This work explores the factors driving greenhouse gas emissions in potato production and introduces an innovative, explainable model for better understanding and mitigating their impact.

💻 Technical Skills

Muhammad is skilled in a variety of software and tools relevant to his research. He is proficient in Microsoft Applications, Minitab Statistical Software, ArcGIS, R Programming, WEKA ML Software, and Edraw Max. He has hands-on experience with precision agriculture tools like the LICOR Soil Gas Flux System and climate data analytics tools.

🎓 Teaching & Mentoring Experience

Muhammad has actively engaged in mentoring roles at UPEI. He supported international students through the UPEI Buddy Program (Aug 2023), helping them adapt to campus life. He also assisted with the UPEI Tax Return Event (Mar 2023), where he helped students file their tax returns and supported their financial needs.

🔬 Research Interests

Muhammad’s research interests focus on sustainable agriculture, with an emphasis on greenhouse gas emissions and their reduction in farming practices. He is particularly interested in using advanced machine learning models for predicting emissions like CO2 and N2O from agricultural fields. Additionally, he is exploring the impact of biofertilizers and precision irrigation on improving soil health, crop productivity, and overall environmental sustainability. Muhammad is also keen on advancing digital agriculture technologies to enhance farming efficiency.

📖Top Noted Publications

Prediction of carbon dioxide emissions from Atlantic Canadian potato fields using advanced hybridized machine learning algorithms – Nexus of field data and modelling

Authors: Hassan, M., Khosravi, K., Farooque, A. A., Esau, T. J., Boluwade, A., & Sadiq, R.

Journal: Smart Agricultural Technology

Year: 2024

Monitoring of Greenhouse Gas Emission Drivers in Atlantic Canadian Potato Production: A Robust Explainable Intelligent Glass-Box

Authors: Jamei, M., Hassan, M., Farooque, A. A., Ali, M., Karbasi, M., Randhawa, G., Yaseen, Z. M., & Dwyer, R.

Journal: Results in Engineering

Year: 2024

Nitrous Oxide Prediction Through Machine Learning and Field-Based Experimentation: A Novel Strategy for Data-Driven Insights

Authors: Hassan, M., Khosravi, K., Farooque, A. A., Esau, T. J., Farooque, A. A., Randhawa, G., Garmdareh, S. E. H., Hu, Y., Yaqoob, N., & Jappa, A. T.

Journal: Under-review (no journal mentioned yet)

Year: 2024

Variable rate irrigation through digital agriculture for sustainable water management: A meta-review on current challenges and future directions

Authors: Yaqoob, N., Farooque, A. A., Shah, S. H., Abbas, F., & Hassan, M.

Journal: Under-review (no journal mentioned yet)

Year: 2024

Quantifying and Predicting Carbon Dioxide Emissions Using Advanced Modeling Techniques for Sustainable Potato Production in Prince Edward Island, Canada

Authors: Hassan, M., Farooque, A. A., Khosravi, K., Macdonald, E., & Barrett, R.

Journal: Presented at the 2024 Northeast Potato Technology Forum (Conference)

Year: 2024