Gamal Helmy Mohamed Elsaeed|Supervised PhD

Prof. Gamal Helmy Mohamed Elsaeed :: Supervised PhD:

Title	In progress/Completed
1.Sediment Transport in Approach Channels to Harbors	Completed
2.Hydraulic Characteristics of Flow in Pools in Stilling Basins	Completed
3.Evaluation of Alternative for Lowering Ground Water Table in Urban Areas	Completed
4.Scour at Bridges Abutments in Cohesive Soil	Completed
5.Optimum Use of Oriented Spur Dikes to Minimize the Impact of Diversion Channel at the Barrages	Completed
6.Effect of Barrage Components on Navigation Waterway	Completed
7.The Effect of the Cross Water Currents on Navigational Ships	Completed
8.New Design for Shore Protection Strctures	Completed
9.Sedimentation Analysis for Aswan High Dam Reservoir	Completed
10.Management and Evaluation of Groundwater Aquifer in the Middle Part of Darb El-Arbaein Area, South Western - Egypt	Completed
11.Numerical Study for Scour Around Bridge Piers	Completed
Improving the Navigation through the Nile River Bridges	Completed
Modeling Morphodynamic Processes at River Channel Confluences	Completed
Investigating the Improvement of Water Circulation and Water Quality of the Egyptian Northern Lakes, Case Study Al-Manzala Lake	In Progress
Optimum Design of Pump Intake Using CFD for Improving Hydraulic Performance	Completed
Vulnerability Assessment for the Northern Delta Coastal Strip to Climate Change	In Progress
Using Jets to Minimize the Passive Influence of Hydraulic Jump Downstream Hydraulic Structures	Completed
Management and Evaluation of Performance and Environmental Conditions of Nubian Sandstone Aquifer in Darb El Arbeain, Southern Egypt	Completed
Design of Sedimentation Mitigation Measures in front of Intake Structures Using Hybrid Approach	Completed
Integrated Water Resources Management of Northern Iraq with Considerations Climate Change Aspects	Completed