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Project Partners: UH2M, Morocco
UH2M, the University Hassan II Mohammadia will contribute a case study in Morocco on the Martil River basin, but also contribute to the modeling and optimization work packages. The University Hassan II-Mohammediais located about 25 km from Greater Casablanca, which is the centre of Moroccan industry and economy. The University Hassan II-Mohammedia is widely known at the national as well as at the international level for its high quality education. The water and environment fields constitute especially an active group covering hydraulics, environment and hydrogeology. The university currently has some 22,120 students, 740 faculty and 371 members of administrative staff. Research areas include development and applications of experimental technology for engineering and science especially for water resources, waste water, landfill management and hydraulics, Computer Aided Design, Computer Assisted Software Engineering including Object Oriented Design and Implementation, Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems especially using low-cost micro-computers. Industrial experience highlights a program of continuing education incorporating hydraulics and environmental software for engineers and computational water resources A series of research links between UHM and other Institutions all over the world have led to collaboration in a series of research projects, publications, reciprocal visits and the organization of international meetings. The Department of Chemical Engineering and the Environment has organized successfully many advanced courses and workshops on Environmental Management and Monitoring for industrial participants. Team members Mr Mohammed Karim Benhachmiis Professorat Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering. Dr Benhachmi holds a Ph.D degree in Civil engineering from Mohammadia School of Engineering, Morocco in collaboration with University of Mississippi, USA. He also hold a Master degree in Groundwater Resources Management from University Tunis II, School of Engineering, Tunisia. Since 1996 Dr. Benhachmi is a member of the Faculty of Science and Technology in Mohammadia, Morocco. He has 12 years of experiences in groundwater resources and environmental management. Dr. Benhachmi has conducted numerous research projects in this field.
Mr Abdallah El Mahboul is a professional engineer with the Water Resources Division, Water Agency for the basin Loukkous Tetouan. Mr Abdellah Mahboul holds a State Engineer Diploma in Groudwater Engineering, Mohammadia School of Engineering, Morocco. Mr Mahboul is the head of Water Resources Division in Water Agency for Basin Loukous. He has 20 years of experience in the field of water resources. Mr Mahboul has participated in many research projects with the University. |
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Ms. Zineb Lamnrani Alaoui En cours Deuxieme annee du DESS Ingenierie et Gestion des Ressources en Eau (IGRE), Universite Ibn Tofail, Faculte des sciences - Kenitra.
Mr Ahmed Naji is a Professor with the Department of Mathematics. Dr Ahmed Naji holds Ph.D degree in Civil engineering from Mohammadia School of Engineering, Morocco in collaboration with University of Delaware USA. He also holds a Master degree in Numerical Analysis and Optimization Techniques from Portsmouth University, UK. Since 1994 Dr. Naji is a member of the Faculty of Science and Technology in Tangier, Morocco and a director of Applied Mathematics and Environmental Systems Laboratory in the Mathematical Department. He has 10 years of experiences in the field of numerical techniques and optimization methods applied to water resources and environmental management. Dr. Naji has participated in many research projects in Europe, especially UK and France and organized a workshop and conference on numerical analysis and optimization.
Mr Mohammed Moukhchane is Professor of Applied Geology at the Environmental Laboratory. Dr Moukhchane holds a Ph.D degree in Hydrogeology from University Abdelamlek Essaedi, Morocco and a Master degree in Hydrogeology from the University Franche-Comte, Besanon, France. Since 1987 Dr. Moukhchane is a member of the Normal High School in Martil, Morocco and a director of Applied Geology and Environment Laboratory in the Natural Sciences department. He has 20 years of experiences in the field of hydrogeology and has participated in numerous research projects.