Mohamad Basel Al Sawaf

Assistant professor

Kitami Institute of Technology

Japan

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Mohamad Basel Al Sawaf is an Assistant Professor at Kitami Institute of Technology in Japan. His research areas include hydrology, streamflow measurement, and flood dynamics, with a focus on the relationships between rainfall, runoff, and turbidity. His recent publications encompass topics such as underwater acoustic-based streamflow measurements and tidal river dynamics.

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Streamflow Measurements Using an Underwater Acoustic-Based Approach: A Case Study in a Shallow Narrow Silt-Bed River

Examining the Relationship between Rainfall, Runoff, and Turbidity during the Rainy Season in Western Japan

Examining the Relationship between Rainfall, Runoff, and Turbidity during the Rainy Season in Western Japan

Continuous measurement of flow direction and streamflow based on travel time principles using a triangular distribution of acoustic tomography systems

Investigating tidal river dynamics in a longitudinally varying channel geometry

Assessment of flood dynamics in a mountain stream using high-resolution river flow records

Investigating rainfall-runoff and turbidly behavior during the rainy season in west of Japan

New Insights into Continuous Estimation of Streamflow Direction Using Travel Time Principles

Subtidal Dynamics in a Tidal River with Limited Discharge

Application of Acoustic tomographic data to the short-term streamflow forecasting using data-driven methods and discrete wavelet transform

Monitoring Inflow Dynamics in a Multipurpose Dam Based on Travel-time Principle

Sensitivity of Junction Width to Tidal Nonlinearity on Small and Shallow Tidal Junction

Spatiotemporal Response of Currents and Mixing to the Interaction of Tides and River Runoff in a Mesotidal Estuary

Characterizing annual flood patterns variation using information and complexity indices

Extent of detection of hidden relationships among different hydrological variables during floods using data-driven models

Acoustic Monitoring of Tidal Flow and Salinity in a Tidal Channel

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