Djamil Al-Halbouni

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Leipzig University

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Djamil Al-Halbouni is a Juniorprofessor at the University of Leipzig, Germany. His research focuses on remote sensing, geophysical applications, and environmental change, as reflected in his recent articles exploring the Western European Alps, crop patterns in agricultural landscapes, and biodiversity-climate interactions. He has contributed significantly to the understanding of natural disaster management and environmental monitoring using advanced imaging techniques.

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DAAD Short term postdoctoral grant

Open Date: 2022-11-01

Close Date: 2023-04-01

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Photogrammetry and Distinct Element Modeling of sinkholes and large-scale karstic depressions

Open Date: 2016-05-01

Close Date: 2016-11-01

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Itasca Education Program

Open Date: 2014-06-01

Close Date: 2019-06-01

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Markus Reichstein

Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry

GERMANY

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Hannes Feilhauer

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Leipzig University

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xavier comas

Florida Atlantic University

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chair of soil protection and recultivation brandenburg university of technology cottbus‐senftenberg cottbus germany

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Katja Liebal

Leipzig University

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Shallow and deep structure of the Western European Alps: insights from electromagnetic depth sounding analysis and 3D forward modelling

Integrating Remote Sensing, Landscape Metrics, and Random Forest Algorithm to Analyze Crop Patterns, Factors, Diversity, and Fragmentation in a Kharif Agricultural Landscape

Remote Sensing and Geophysical Applications in the Dead Sea Region: Insights, Trends, and Advances

Transient electromagnetic imaging of saltwater intrusion at the shrinking Dead Sea

A belowground perspective on the nexus between biodiversity change, climate change, and human well‐being

Biodiversity and Climate Extremes: Known Interactions and Research Gaps

Deep-Learning-Based Automatic Sinkhole Recognition: Application to the Eastern Dead Sea

Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Land Subsidence and Sinkhole Occurrence in the Konya Endorheic Basin, Turkey

Editorial: Management and monitoring of natural disasters using remote sensing and ground-based data

A Vision on a UNESCO Global Geopark at the Southeastern Dead Sea in Jordan—Geosites and Conceptual Approach

A Vision on a UNESCO Global Geopark at the Southeastern Dead Sea in Jordan—How Natural Hazards May Offer Geotourism Opportunities

Dynamics of hydrological and geomorphological processes in evaporite karst at the eastern Dead Sea- A multidisciplinary study

Delayed subsidence of the Dead Sea shore due to hydro-meteorological changes

Collaborators (14)

Markus Reichstein

Hannes Feilhauer

xavier comas

Charlotte M. Krawczyk

Bartosz Bartkowski

Karin Frank

Matthias Tesche

Heike Kalesse-Los

Martin Quaas

Marlene Kretschmer

Ana Bastos

Ingolf Kühn

Birgit Müller

Katja Liebal

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Articles (13)

Shallow and deep structure of the Western European Alps: insights from electromagnetic depth sounding analysis and 3D forward modelling

Integrating Remote Sensing, Landscape Metrics, and Random Forest Algorithm to Analyze Crop Patterns, Factors, Diversity, and Fragmentation in a Kharif Agricultural Landscape

Remote Sensing and Geophysical Applications in the Dead Sea Region: Insights, Trends, and Advances

Transient electromagnetic imaging of saltwater intrusion at the shrinking Dead Sea

A belowground perspective on the nexus between biodiversity change, climate change, and human well‐being

Biodiversity and Climate Extremes: Known Interactions and Research Gaps

Deep-Learning-Based Automatic Sinkhole Recognition: Application to the Eastern Dead Sea

Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Land Subsidence and Sinkhole Occurrence in the Konya Endorheic Basin, Turkey

Editorial: Management and monitoring of natural disasters using remote sensing and ground-based data

A Vision on a UNESCO Global Geopark at the Southeastern Dead Sea in Jordan&mdash;Geosites and Conceptual Approach

A Vision on a UNESCO Global Geopark at the Southeastern Dead Sea in Jordan&mdash;How Natural Hazards May Offer Geotourism Opportunities

Dynamics of hydrological and geomorphological processes in evaporite karst at the eastern Dead Sea- A multidisciplinary study

Delayed subsidence of the Dead Sea shore due to hydro-meteorological changes

Collaborators (14)

Markus Reichstein

Hannes Feilhauer

xavier comas

Charlotte M. Krawczyk

Bartosz Bartkowski

Karin Frank

Matthias Tesche

Heike Kalesse-Los

Martin Quaas

Marlene Kretschmer

Ana Bastos

Ingolf Kühn

Birgit Müller

Katja Liebal

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A Vision on a UNESCO Global Geopark at the Southeastern Dead Sea in Jordan—Geosites and Conceptual Approach

A Vision on a UNESCO Global Geopark at the Southeastern Dead Sea in Jordan—How Natural Hazards May Offer Geotourism Opportunities