a.abudeif

Prof.Dr. Abelbaset Mohamed Abudeif

Professor - Professor of applied geophysics and Ex. vice dean of Faculty of Science for Community and Environmental Development , Ex. Head of geology DepartmentSohag University, Sohag, Egypt.

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Address: 33 Belal Ben Rabah, Nacer City, Sohag, Egypt

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2015 | Keywords
Hydrogeological conditions of El Dabaa area, North Western Desert, Egypt.
El Dabaa area, located in the Northwestern Desert of Egypt, has strategic importance due to its planned developmental and infrastructural projects, including the nuclear power plant. This study investigates the hydrogeological conditions controlling groundwater occurrence and dynamics in the region. Integrated geological, geophysical, and hydrochemical data were analyzed to delineate aquifer systems, recharge mechanisms, and groundwater quality. The results reveal ... Read more

2015 | Keywords
Multicriteria decision analysis based on analytic hierarchy process in GIS environment for siting nuclear power plant in Egypt.
* Due to increasing demand of electrical energy and freshwater in Egypt, it is safe to assume that the decision makers will turn to nuclear power as the feasible alternative for energy. However, as time goes by, fewer sites will be available and suitable for nuclear power plant development. Site selection is a key phase of the siting process of ... Read more

2015 | Keywords
Petrophysical analysis and hydrocarbon potentialities of the untested Middle Miocene Sidri and Baba sandstone of Belayim Formation, Badri field, Gulf of Suez, Egypt
* All over the Gulf of Suez, the Miocene sediments seem to have a very important role in oil accumulation. Badri field is one of the most prolific places in the Gulf of Suez which locates in the southern part of the gulf. Presence of sandstone streaks in the Sidri and Baba Members within Belayim Formation which belongs to the ... Read more

2014 | Keywords
Integrated seismic data with potential fields for Seismotectonic evaluation of great Cairo and its vicinities, Egypt.
In spite of the fact that great Cairo region is very important for future development, the scope of this study is to provide a better understanding of seismotectonic set-up in and around Cairo. Therefore, the magnitudes of events during the time period from 1900 to 2012 were statistically treated to evaluate the b-values as a measuring of tectonic parameter. Isoenergy ... Read more

2013 | Keywords
Seismicity and Energy Release Evaluation for Future Engineering Constructions at The Northern Part Of Egypt.
This study evaluates seismicity and seismic energy release in the northern part of Egypt to assess potential risks for future engineering constructions. Earthquake records and seismotectonic data were analyzed to define active fault zones, seismic hazard levels, and recurrence patterns. The results provide essential guidelines for earthquake-resistant design and sustainable urban and infrastructure development in northern Egypt. Read more

2012 | Keywords
Exploring Hydrocarbon Resources in Jaghbub Depression: An Integrated Geophysical Approach
The Jaghbub Depression, situated in northeastern Libya along the Egyptian border, is a geologically significant lowland with promising hydrocarbon potential. This study employs an integrated geophysical approach, combining gravity, magnetic, and seismic datasets, to investigate the basin’s subsurface architecture and reservoir prospects. Potential field analysis defines basement depth and regional fault systems, while seismic interpretation resolves stratigraphic sequences and potential ... Read more

2011 | Keywords
Subsurface Structural and Stratigraphic Evaluation of the Jaghbub Basin Using Potential Field and Seismic Data.
The Jaghbub Basin, located in northeastern Libya near the Egyptian border, represents a promising yet underexplored frontier for hydrocarbon exploration. This study integrates potential field (gravity and magnetic) and seismic data to evaluate the subsurface structural and stratigraphic framework of the basin. Gravity and magnetic modeling delineate basement configuration, fault systems, and tectonic trends, while seismic interpretation provides detailed stratigraphic ... Read more

2010 | Keywords
Geophysical investigation and geostatistical analysis for hydrocarbon detection and evaluation in Sarir Oil Field, Libya,
Geophysical techniques integrated with geostatistical analysis were applied to detect and evaluate hydrocarbon-bearing formations in the Sarir Oil Field, Libya. Seismic, gravity, and well-log data were analyzed to delineate reservoir structures and assess hydrocarbon potential. The results confirm the effectiveness of combining geophysical methods with geostatistics for exploration and reservoir characterization. Read more

2009 | Keywords
Seismic investigation for petroleum potentiality of Gallo Oil Field, Libya
A seismic investigation was carried out to evaluate the petroleum potential of the Gallo Oil Field, Libya. Seismic reflection data were analyzed to delineate subsurface structures, stratigraphic features, and reservoir zones favorable for hydrocarbon accumulation. The study demonstrates the role of seismic methods in improving exploration efficiency and guiding reservoir development. Read more

2008 | Keywords
Contribution of remote sensing and seismic data for interpretation of surface and subsurface structures of Hamada field, Libya.
Remote sensing and seismic data were integrated to interpret surface and subsurface structures of the Hamada field, Libya. The study identified fault systems, stratigraphic features, and structural trends influencing hydrocarbon accumulation. The results highlight the importance of combining remote sensing with seismic interpretation for effective exploration and reservoir characterization. Read more