Alireza Shokoohi

Alireza Shokoohi
Born Iran
Residence Qazvin, Iran
Nationality Iranian
Alma mater University of Tehran
University of Oklahoma
Known for Data-flow analysis
Spatial analysis
Scientific career
Fields Civil engineer
Hydrologist
Institutions Imam Khomeini International University

Alireza Shokoohi is an Iranian hydrologist,[1] Professor at Imam Khomeini International University[2] and guest researcher at the University of Oklahoma.[3] He is best known for his innovative methods in analysis of fluids, water resource management,[4] and investigation of climate change which mostly deals with using mathematical methods in analysis of flood alarm system.[5][6]

Education

He received a Master of Science degree in September 1988 and a PhD in February 2001 from University of Tehran. The title of his thesis was Developing a Hydraulic based Rainfall Runoff mathematical model in GIS environment for using in flood warning system.[7]

Career

His career is mostly concentrated on his researches and scientific works in both Iran and United States.[8] In 2010 Shokoohi could correct Meso-Scale hydrological Model in NOAA as the guest researcher of University of Oklahoma.[9][10]

References

    1. ↑ Shokoohi, Alireza (2011). "Using hydrologic and hydraulically derived geometric parameters of perennial rivers to determine minimum water requirements of ecological habitats (case study: Mazandaran Sea Basin-Iran)". Hydrological Processes. 25: 3490–3498. Bibcode:2011HyPr...25.3490S. doi:10.1002/hyp.8076.
    2. ↑ IKIU page
    3. ↑ HyDROS, University of Oklahoma
    4. ↑ Assessment of Urban Basins Flood Control Measures
    5. ↑ Drought spatial analysis
    6. ↑ Time area method
    7. ↑ "Formal CV" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-08-13. Retrieved 2013-02-08.
    8. ↑ Minimum water requirement of perennial river
    9. ↑ Ministry of Science, Research and Technology of Iran reports Persian
    10. ↑ Dananews reports innovation of Shokouhi Persian
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