Under the auspices of the President of the University of Technology
Professor Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Al-Ghabban, the esteemed
And the supervision of the respected Head of the Civil Engineering Department, Prof. Dr. Hassan Hamoudi Johnny
Established a remote sensing and GIS research unit in the Civil Engineering Department
The workshop titled:
<< Preparing a spatial database to study the effects of earthquakes >>
And that was at exactly ten o’clock on Monday, corresponding to 6/19/2023, and in the central hall of the Civil Engineering Department. The workshop was opened with the national anthem, and then a recitation from the Holy Qur’an. Hassan Hamoudi Johnny greeted the honorable guests and attendees, and mentioned that the university today, represented by the Department of Civil Engineering, is always working to hold workshops and seminars that deal with problems and topics related to the specialization of the department and what is related to the topics and problems needed by the executive departments and in a way that serves the community, including today’s workshop that deals with an important topic to prepare a spatial database for studying The problem of earthquakes and the resulting devastating earthquakes struck the sisterly Syrian Arab Republic and neighboring Turkey, calling on everyone to benefit from the recommendations of the workshop in a manner commensurate with the importance of the subject Then followed by the speech of the Director of the Remote Sensing and GIS Research Unit, M. Muthanna Muhammad Al-Bayati, in which she talked about the goal of the workshop, which is to prepare a central database to follow up on earthquakes in Iraq and its surrounding areas, since earthquakes have a wide impact And reviewing the possibility of the Remote Sensing Research Unit in scientific and research cooperation with other institutions in providing solutions to problems and crises in the service of the public interest.
The workshop dealt with several lectures
- The first lecture on the use of geographic information systems in the analysis of spatial data (by the lecturer: M. Muthanna Muhammad Al-Bayati, Director of the Remote Sensing and GIS Research Unit
- The second lecture on the possible effects of earthquakes on dams, a case study on the Darbandikhan dam (by the lecturer: Dr. Haider Adnan Al-Bahadli / General Authority of Geological Survey)
- The third lecture on the catastrophic effects of the series of earthquakes on the agricultural sector in the Syrian Arab Republic (by the lecturer: Dr. Adnan Amiri / economist - Arab Center for the Studies of Arid Zones and Dry Lands (Clothing) the Syrian Arab Republic)
- The fourth lecture on the role of the moon and planets in the occurrence of earthquakes (Lecturer: Dr. Bassem Rushdi Hijab)
- The fifth lecture on the spatial analysis of the impact of ground movements on national security for the lecturer: (Dr. Aws Jamhour Hassan and Mr. Hussein Jassem Youssef / Ministry of Defense / General Directorate of Intelligence and Security / Directorate of Moot Intelligence
- The sixth lecture on seismic hazards in Turkey and their impact on the infrastructure in Iraq for the lecturer (Senior Chief Geologists, Shamel Jawad Abdullah / Ministry of Oil / Oil Exploration Company - Quality Control Department
At the end of the workshop, the lecturers and those in charge of the workshop were honored by the esteemed head of the department
Professor Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Al-Ghabban, the esteemed
And the supervision of the respected Head of the Civil Engineering Department, Prof. Dr. Hassan Hamoudi Johnny
Established a remote sensing and GIS research unit in the Civil Engineering Department
The workshop titled:
<< Preparing a spatial database to study the effects of earthquakes >>
And that was at exactly ten o’clock on Monday, corresponding to 6/19/2023, and in the central hall of the Civil Engineering Department. The workshop was opened with the national anthem, and then a recitation from the Holy Qur’an. Hassan Hamoudi Johnny greeted the honorable guests and attendees, and mentioned that the university today, represented by the Department of Civil Engineering, is always working to hold workshops and seminars that deal with problems and topics related to the specialization of the department and what is related to the topics and problems needed by the executive departments and in a way that serves the community, including today’s workshop that deals with an important topic to prepare a spatial database for studying The problem of earthquakes and the resulting devastating earthquakes struck the sisterly Syrian Arab Republic and neighboring Turkey, calling on everyone to benefit from the recommendations of the workshop in a manner commensurate with the importance of the subject Then followed by the speech of the Director of the Remote Sensing and GIS Research Unit, M. Muthanna Muhammad Al-Bayati, in which she talked about the goal of the workshop, which is to prepare a central database to follow up on earthquakes in Iraq and its surrounding areas, since earthquakes have a wide impact And reviewing the possibility of the Remote Sensing Research Unit in scientific and research cooperation with other institutions in providing solutions to problems and crises in the service of the public interest.
The workshop dealt with several lectures
- The first lecture on the use of geographic information systems in the analysis of spatial data (by the lecturer: M. Muthanna Muhammad Al-Bayati, Director of the Remote Sensing and GIS Research Unit
- The second lecture on the possible effects of earthquakes on dams, a case study on the Darbandikhan dam (by the lecturer: Dr. Haider Adnan Al-Bahadli / General Authority of Geological Survey)
- The third lecture on the catastrophic effects of the series of earthquakes on the agricultural sector in the Syrian Arab Republic (by the lecturer: Dr. Adnan Amiri / economist - Arab Center for the Studies of Arid Zones and Dry Lands (Clothing) the Syrian Arab Republic)
- The fourth lecture on the role of the moon and planets in the occurrence of earthquakes (Lecturer: Dr. Bassem Rushdi Hijab)
- The fifth lecture on the spatial analysis of the impact of ground movements on national security for the lecturer: (Dr. Aws Jamhour Hassan and Mr. Hussein Jassem Youssef / Ministry of Defense / General Directorate of Intelligence and Security / Directorate of Moot Intelligence
- The sixth lecture on seismic hazards in Turkey and their impact on the infrastructure in Iraq for the lecturer (Senior Chief Geologists, Shamel Jawad Abdullah / Ministry of Oil / Oil Exploration Company - Quality Control Department
At the end of the workshop, the lecturers and those in charge of the workshop were honored by the esteemed head of the department
