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Alaa M. Al-Abadi

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University of Basrah

Groundwater and Watershed AnalysisGroundwater flow and contamination studiesSoil and Land Suitability AnalysisHydrocarbon exploration and reservoir analysisGeological Modeling and Analysis

Alaa M. Al-Abadi works in Groundwater and Watershed Analysis, Groundwater flow and contamination studies, Soil and Land Suitability Analysis, Hydrocarbon exploration and reservoir analysis, Geological Modeling and Analysis. Recorded institutional associations include University of Basrah.

83Publications
1,872Citations
24H-index

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Selected research works

Up to 100 highly cited works; DOI links open the original research. Counts reflect the collected record, not real-time citation totals.

  1. Long-term trends in daily temperature extremes in Iraq

    2017 · 206 citations

  2. Mapping flood susceptibility in an arid region of southern Iraq using ensemble machine learning classifiers: a comparative study

    2018 · 122 citations

  3. A GIS-based combining of frequency ratio and index of entropy approaches for mapping groundwater availability zones at Badra–Al Al-Gharbi–Teeb areas, Iraq

    2016 · 107 citations

  4. Selection of gridded precipitation data for Iraq using compromise programming

    2018 · 102 citations

  5. A GIS-based DRASTIC model for assessing intrinsic groundwater vulnerability in northeastern Missan governorate, southern Iraq

    2014 · 101 citations

  6. Prediction of total organic carbon at Rumaila oil field, Southern Iraq using conventional well logs and machine learning algorithms

    2020 · 92 citations

  7. Modeling of groundwater productivity in northeastern Wasit Governorate, Iraq using frequency ratio and Shannon’s entropy models

    2015 · 83 citations

  8. Groundwater potential mapping at northeastern Wasit and Missan governorates, Iraq using a data-driven weights of evidence technique in framework of GIS

    2015 · 78 citations

  9. A GIS-based integration of catastrophe theory and analytical hierarchy process for mapping flood susceptibility: a case study of Teeb area, Southern Iraq

    2016 · 75 citations

  10. A GIS-Based Integrated Fuzzy Logic and Analytic Hierarchy Process Model for Assessing Water-Harvesting Zones in Northeastern Maysan Governorate, Iraq

    2017 · 74 citations

  11. Optimal siting of large photovoltaic solar farms at Basrah governorate, Southern Iraq using hybrid GIS- based Entropy-TOPSIS and AHP-TOPSIS models

    2024 · 73 citations

  12. A comparison between index of entropy and catastrophe theory methods for mapping groundwater potential in an arid region

    2015 · 66 citations

  13. The application of Dempster–Shafer theory of evidence for assessing groundwater vulnerability at Galal Badra basin, Wasit governorate, east of Iraq

    2015 · 48 citations

  14. Susceptibility mapping of gully erosion using GIS-based statistical bivariate models: a case study from Ali Al-Gharbi District, Maysan Governorate, southern Iraq

    2018 · 45 citations

  15. Spatial mapping of artesian zone at Iraqi southern desert using a GIS-based random forest machine learning model

    2016 · 45 citations

  16. Spatial Mapping of Groundwater Potential Using Entropy Weighted Linear Aggregate Novel Approach and GIS

    2016 · 42 citations

  17. Comparative assessment of bivariate, multivariate and machine learning models for mapping flood proneness

    2019 · 39 citations

  18. Groundwater Potential Mapping of the Major Aquifer in Northeastern Missan Governorate, South of Iraq by Using Analytical Hierarchy Process and GIS

    2014 · 39 citations

  19. Assessment of groundwater potential in terms of the availability and quality of the resource: a case study from Iraq

    2021 · 38 citations

  20. Facies analysis of the Middle Cretaceous Mishrif Formation in southern Iraq borehole image logs and core thin-sections as a tool

    2021 · 28 citations

  21. In flood susceptibility assessment, is it scientifically correct to represent flood events as a point vector format and create flood inventory map?

    2020 · 28 citations

  22. Evaluating the Dibdibba Aquifer Productivity at the Karbala–Najaf Plateau (Central Iraq) Using GIS-Based Tree Machine Learning Algorithms

    2019 · 25 citations

  23. Modeling of stage–discharge relationship for Gharraf River, southern Iraq using backpropagation artificial neural networks, M5 decision trees, and Takagi–Sugeno inference system technique: a comparative study

    2014 · 25 citations

  24. Assessing gully erosion susceptibility using topographic derived attributes, multi-criteria decision-making, and machine learning classifiers

    2021 · 24 citations

  25. Delineation of Groundwater Recharge Zones in Ali Al-Gharbi District, Southern Iraq Using Multi-criteria Decision-making Model and GIS

    2020 · 24 citations

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