fei li | environmental sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. fei li | environmental sciences | Best Researcher Award 

Scholar, at Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, China.

Li Fei, a master’s student in urban planning at the School of Architecture of Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, focuses on the protection of traditional villages and the study of urban thermal environment. She has systematically studied cutting-edge courses such as urban and rural planning theory, spatial planning and sustainable development, GIS and smart city technology, and has a solid professional theoretical foundation. During her graduate studies, she actively participated in the National Natural Science Foundation of China project and accumulated solid data analysis and project practice capabilities. She is good at using spatial analysis tools such as ArcGIS, CityEngine, and Python, and has outstanding performance in the digital protection of village cultural heritage. In addition, she published her research results in the international journal “Sustainability”, showing excellent scientific research potential. She loves interdisciplinary collaboration, has won graduate academic scholarships and competition honors, and is committed to promoting urban and rural heritage protection and smart development with digital technology.

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🎓Education

Li Fei is currently studying for a master’s degree in urban planning at Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology (September 2023 to present)🏫. During her master’s degree, she systematically studied core courses such as cutting-edge theories of urban and rural planning, sustainable spatial development, GIS analysis, and smart city construction📚. She pays special attention to the digital protection of traditional villages and the integration of human geography information, and applies what she has learned to practical projects. She has mastered a variety of professional technical tools including ArcGIS, CityEngine, BIM and Python, and has strong data modeling and spatial analysis capabilities🧠. During her time at school, Li Fei received a graduate student scholarship for the 2023-2024 academic year, which fully demonstrated her academic excellence and professionalism🌟. She continues to explore the integration of urban and rural planning and digital technology in and out of class, striving to transform theory into an effective path to solve practical problems🛠️.

💼Experience

Li Fei participated in a number of practical projects related to digital heritage protection during her graduate studies. She was responsible for data research and traditional village museum construction in the National Natural Science Foundation project. She is proficient in point cloud data, three-dimensional laser scanning and BIM technology, and independently completed the digital twin modeling and data archiving of historical buildings. From December 2023 to May 2024, she participated in the development of the “Huangnan Ancient Village Digital Protection Platform”, responsible for integrating human geography information, establishing a village cultural heritage database, and realizing virtual display and building information query functions. In addition, she also wrote the “Technical Guidelines for Digital Protection of Traditional Villages in Huangnan” to provide a technical basis for subsequent repair and protection projects. Li Fei demonstrated outstanding technical execution and interdisciplinary coordination capabilities in the project, and is a practitioner of the combination of urban and rural planning and digital technology.

🔬Research Interest

Li Fei’s research interests focus on the cross-application of traditional village protection, urban thermal environment and digital technology🌡️. She focuses on how to achieve systematic protection and digital reproduction of historical and cultural heritage through advanced technologies such as spatial analysis, three-dimensional modeling and BIM📊. She is particularly focused on combining human geography with modern technological means to establish an operational cultural heritage database and digital display platform to support protective planning and smart management🛰️. In addition, Li Fei has a strong interest in how smart city technology can promote sustainable urban and rural development, and hopes to explore the application of big data and AI in urban heat island effect mitigation and ecological restoration in future research🌳. She is committed to transforming scientific and technological achievements into effective tools for serving public welfare from micro-architecture to macro-spatial levels🤝.

🏆Awards

During her master’s degree, Li Fei received the 2023-2024 graduate student scholarship from Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, which fully affirmed her course learning, scientific research ability and comprehensive quality. In addition, she has won awards in national urban and rural planning academic competitions, demonstrating interdisciplinary integration thinking and innovation. The “Huangnan Ancient Village Digital Protection Platform” she participated in was highly praised both inside and outside the school and was selected as an excellent demonstration case. Li Fei also represented the school in the International Young Planners Forum, where she presented her research results and received praise from experts. These honors are not only a reflection of her scientific research ability, but also a strong proof of her teamwork, project execution and academic exchange capabilities.

📚Top Noted Publications

Li Fei published a paper titled **”Digital Conservation of Traditional Villages Based on BIM and Point Cloud Data: A Case Study of Huangnan Ancient Villages”📄 in the international journal Sustainability . The paper was published in 2024** and has been cited by many academic articles, showing a high academic influence🔍.

📌 Li, F. (2024). Digital Conservation of Traditional Villages Based on BIM and Point Cloud Data: A Case Study of Huangnan Ancient Villages. Sustainability, MDPI. – Cited by 6 articles 📈。

This study takes the Huangnan ancient village as an example, combines point cloud scanning and BIM modeling, builds a village cultural heritage database, and proposes a systematic digital protection path. The article proposes a set of scalable technical processes, which provides a theoretical basis and practical paradigm for the digital protection of traditional villages in my country.

Conclusion

In summary

Her research direction has significant social value and innovation potential, especially in the digital practice of urban and rural sustainable development and cultural heritage protection Fully qualified to apply for the “Best Researcher Award”.

Dr. Sun Qingyang | Oceanography | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Sun Qingyang | Oceanography | Best Researcher Award

Dr. Sun Qingyang , South China Sea Development Research Institute, Ministry of Natural Resources , China.

Dr. Sun Qingyang is a Senior Engineer at the South China Sea Institute for Development under the Ministry of Natural Resources. Specializing in physical oceanography and marine ecological remote sensing, he integrates satellite data with field research to analyze plankton dynamics, air-sea CO₂ exchanges, and coral reef health. With a Ph.D. in Physical Oceanography, his work supports sustainable ocean management and marine restoration in the South China Sea. He has authored impactful publications and leads national-level ecological protection projects, contributing to marine conservation and climate resilience. 🌊📡🌱

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Education and Experience 

🎓 Education

  • 🧪 Ph.D. in Physical Oceanography – University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (2012–2015)

  • 🌿 M.Sc. in Environmental Science – Yantai Institute of Coastal Zone Research, CAS (2009–2012)

  • 🛰️ B.Sc. in Remote Sensing Science and Technology – Shandong University of Science and Technology (2005–2009)

💼 Experience

  • 🌊 Senior Engineer – South China Sea Institute for Development, MNR (2019–Present)

  • 🐚 Engineer – South China Sea Institute of Planning & Environmental Research, SOA (2015–2019)

  • 🌍 Research Intern – NorthWest Research Associates (2015)

Suitability Summary

Sun Qingyang is a leading researcher in marine remote sensing and ecological protection, currently serving as a Senior Engineer at the South China Sea Institute for Development, Ministry of Natural Resources. His interdisciplinary work focuses on air-sea CO₂ exchange during tropical cyclones, coral reef food web dynamics, and the strategic restoration of coastal ecosystems through innovative concepts like marine rewilding. With a Ph.D. in Physical Oceanography and a portfolio of high-impact publications and national projects, Sun Qingyang exemplifies scientific excellence, innovation, and real-world impact—making him a standout nominee for the Best Researcher Award.

Professional Development

Qingyang Sun has steadily grown into a leading figure in marine ecological remote sensing and coastal environmental assessment 📈. His participation in NSFC-funded and ministerial projects demonstrates an evolving role from collaborator to project lead 🌟. He has authored and co-authored peer-reviewed studies in national and international journals 📖, reflecting a multidisciplinary expertise combining oceanography, environmental science, and ecological economics 🌐. Actively contributing to practical environmental planning, Sun’s recent focus includes mangrove spatial optimization and coral reef ecological interactions 🐠🌿. His role as a corresponding author on key marine ecology papers signals strong scientific leadership and continuous professional evolution 🧭.

Research Focus 

Qingyang Sun’s research integrates remote sensing, marine ecology, and physical oceanography. He studies air-sea CO₂ exchange processes under tropical cyclone conditions 🌪️, planktonic interactions in coral reef ecosystems 🐠, and the spatial dynamics of mangrove habitats 🌱. His projects often use satellite and field data fusion to assess ecological risk, restoration efficiency, and regulatory outcomes 📈. With a strong foundation in fluid mechanics and environmental modeling, his work contributes to ecosystem resilience, biodiversity protection, and climate neutrality through blue carbon research 🌍. His applied science approach informs both marine conservation and coastal planning policies 🧭📡.

🏅 Awards and Honors 

  • 📰 Featured Research Achievement – “Promoting Blue Carbon Sequestration…” in Natural Resources News

  • 📘 Multiple First and Corresponding Author Publications in top journals such as Remote Sensing and Ecological Science

  • 🏆 Lead PI on National and Key Laboratory Funded Marine Restoration Projects

  • 🌟 Recognized for Contributions to Marine Ecological Protection and Coral Reef Studies

Publication Top Notes

Title: Sea Surface pCO₂ Response to Typhoon “Wind Pump” and Kuroshio Intrusion in the Northeastern South China Sea
Authors: Lin, Jingrou; Sun, Qingyang; Liu, Yupeng; Ye, Haijun; Tang, Danling; Zhang, Xiaohao; Gao, Yang
Journal: Remote Sensing
Year: 2024
Volume: 16
Issue: 1

Conclusion

Dr. Sun Qingyang  exemplifies the qualities of a Best Researcher Award recipient through his interdisciplinary expertise, high-impact publications, and direct contributions to national marine policy and ecological restoration. His innovative use of remote sensing and deep understanding of marine systems positions him as a leading figure in sustainable ocean science and a valuable asset to global marine conservation efforts.

 

 

Mohamed Nabawy | Sustainability | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Mohamed Nabawy | Sustainability | Best Researcher Award

Assistant Professor, The British University in Egypt

Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Nabawy is an accomplished Assistant Professor in Construction Engineering and Management at the British University in Egypt 🇪🇬. With a Ph.D. from London South Bank University (UK) 🎓, he brings over 17 years of academic and industry experience, blending research with practical expertise. His work spans teaching, coordinating academic modules, and contributing to scholarly publications in sustainability, risk, and project management. Dr. Nabawy is widely recognized for his international exposure through conferences and research contributions across Egypt, UAE, France, and the UK 🌍.

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🎓 Education

Dr. Nabawy earned his Ph.D. in Construction Management and Economics from London South Bank University, UK 🇬🇧, with a thesis focused on risk management in mega housing projects. He completed his M.Sc. (2014) and B.Sc. (2008) in Construction Engineering and Management from AASTMT, graduating with honors 🏅. He also holds multiple professional diplomas in BIM, Supply Chain, and Digital Marketing, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach to engineering and management education 📚.

🏗️ Experience

With 17 years of professional experience, Dr. Nabawy has worked in both academia and on-site project execution. He served as a consultant and technical engineer on mega-projects like Cairo Festival City, Madinaty, and Parliament Supreme Council 🏙️. He held roles such as Planner, Site Engineer, and Infrastructure Consultant for major organizations like Arab Contractors, Talaat Mostafa Group, and AAW Infrastructure. At BUE, he coordinates module files, mentors students, and serves as Scholar Editor for the Civil Engineering Department 🧠.

🔬 Research Interests

Dr. Nabawy’s research spans a wide range of modern construction topics including Risk Management ⚠️, Crisis Management, Megaprojects, Lean Management, and BIM 🏢. He also investigates advanced themes such as Neural Networks in Construction, Supply Chain & Logistics, and Human Resource Management within infrastructure development projects 🔍. His multidisciplinary interests make his work impactful for both academic and practical sectors.

🏆 Awards

Though specific awards are not listed, Dr. Nabawy’s academic distinction is evidenced through his full memberships in international bodies like ASCE 🇺🇸, CMAA, APM 🇬🇧, and IABSE 🇨🇭. His continual recognition in peer-reviewed journals, editorial contributions, and scholar leadership at BUE reflect a decorated professional track record of excellence and dedication to construction innovation and education 🎖️.

📚 Publications

Green Building Information Modeling Framework (2025), Buildings, Link 🌱

Enhancing Road Management with GIS & Genetic Algorithms (2025), Scientific Reports, Vol. 15(1), 4634

BIM and Value Engineering in Residential Projects (2024), Buildings, Vol. 14(8), 2515

Assessment of Employee Risks using SEM (2024), NILES Conference Proceedings, pp. 30–33

Risk Assessment using Neural Networks (2024), International Journal of Construction Management, Vol. 24(4), pp. 361–373

Structural Equation Modeling for Mega Projects (2023), International Journal of Construction Management, Vol. 23(16), pp. 2717–2728

Human Resource Framework in Housing Projects (2021), Ain Shams Engineering Journal, Vol. 12(2), pp. 2371–2383

Efficiency in Quantitative Risk Analysis (2021), Ain Shams Engineering Journal, Vol. 12(2), pp. 2303–2311

✅ Conclusion

Based on his extensive academic background, impactful research, and robust professional activities, Dr. Mohamed Ahmed Nabawy is a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award. His dedication to sustainability, risk management, and digital transformation in construction, supported by a solid publication track, clearly aligns with the award’s standards of research excellence and contribution to the field.

 

Wonder Dlamini | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Wonder Dlamini | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award

Researcher, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan

Dr. Wonder Nathi Dlamini is a researcher, educator, and innovator specializing in environmental science, nanotechnology, and microbial research. He holds a Ph.D. in Environmental Science and Technology from NYCU and an MSc in Soil and Environmental Sciences from NCHU. His work focuses on sustainable technologies for global challenges.

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Education 🎓

Dr. Dlamini holds a Ph.D. in Environmental Science and Technology from National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University (NYCU) and an MSc in Soil and Environmental Sciences from National Chung Hsing University (NCHU). He received multiple scholarships, grants, and awards during his studies.

Experience 💼

Dr. Dlamini has experience as a Research Assistant, Teaching Assistant, and Project Director at NYCU. He has also worked as an Educator at American Eagle Institute and as a Chief Teaching Assistant and Research Assistant at NCHU. Additionally, he has industry experience as a Supervisor of Operations and Educator at TECH TOOL 2000 (PTY) LTD.

Awards and Awards 🏆

Dr. Dlamini has received several awards and honors, including the Best Researcher Award, Outstanding Research Achievement Award, and Outstanding Reviewer Certificates. He has also received research grants, travel grants, and scholarships from various organizations.

Research Focus

Dr. Dlamini’s research focuses on environmental science, nanotechnology, and microbial research. He explores sustainable technologies for global challenges, including air and water pollution, climate change, and public health.

Publications 📚

1. Exploring the Interaction Dynamics of Growth-Promoting Bacterial Endophytes and Fertilizer on Oryza sativa L. Under Heat Stress
2. Unveiling the Thermotolerance and Growth-Promoting Attributes of Endophytic Bacteria Derived from Oryza sativa: Implications for Sustainable Agriculture
3. Enhanced Removal of Viral Aerosols Using Nanosilver/TiO2-Chitosan Filters Combined with a Negative Air Ionizer
4. Assessment of Air Pollution Emitted During Cooking in Shiselweni, Eswatini
5. Effectiveness of Oil-Free Cooking in Reducing Air Pollutants from Meat Cooking
6. The Journey to Gratification and Self-Discovery
7. A Step to Be Taken (2nd Ed.)
8. Rise Above: Transforming Toxicity into Triumph

Conclusion

Dr. Wonder Nathi Dlamini is an exceptional researcher with a strong track record of interdisciplinary research, international recognition, leadership, and collaboration. His commitment to policy recommendations, public engagement, and advancing sustainable technologies demonstrates his dedication to creating positive societal impact. While there are areas for improvement, Dr. Dlamini’s strengths make him an ideal candidate for the Best Researcher Award.

Bao-Jun Sun | Ecology | Best Researcher Award

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Bao-Jun Sun | Ecology | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Bao-Jun Sun, Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

Prof. Bao-Jun Sun is an esteemed researcher in evolutionary and environmental physiology, focusing on how amphibians and reptiles respond to climate change. He employs ecological modeling, manipulative experiments, and comparative analyses to explore phenotypic and evolutionary adaptations. Currently an Associate Professor at the Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, he will be promoted to Full Professor in 2025. His research highlights include the ecological and genetic mechanisms driving ectotherm endangerment due to global warming. With numerous high-impact publications, he significantly contributes to climate change resilience studies.

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Education 🎓

Prof. Bao-Jun Sun 🎓 has an extensive academic background in ecology and zoology. He earned his Ph.D. in Ecology (2011-2014) from the Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China 🏛️, where he deepened his expertise in ecological research. Prior to that, he completed his Master’s degree in Zoology (2008-2011) at Hangzhou Normal University 📚, refining his understanding of animal sciences. His academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Biotechnology (2002-2006) from Dalian Nationalities University 🧬, laying a strong foundation in biological sciences. His educational path reflects a deep commitment to scientific exploration and research 🔬.

Scientific Community

Prof. Bao-Jun Sun 🌍 is a distinguished researcher whose work significantly enhances our understanding of climate change’s impact on biodiversity 🌱, contributing to global conservation efforts. His interdisciplinary research integrates ecology, genetics, and evolutionary physiology 🧬, positioning him as a leading figure in environmental biology. Through his innovative studies, he explores how species adapt to changing environments, providing crucial insights for ecological sustainability 🌿. His collaborations with international scientists 🤝 further amplify his influence in the scientific community, fostering global partnerships for environmental research. His contributions are vital in shaping conservation strategies for a rapidly changing world .

Experience 🧪

Prof. Bao-Jun Sun 🔬 is a leading researcher in evolutionary and environmental physiology, focusing on ectotherms, particularly amphibians and reptiles 🐸🦎. His innovative work integrates inter- and intraspecific comparisons, manipulative experiments, and ecological modeling 📊, providing a comprehensive approach to understanding climate change effects on these species 🌍. His research explores phenotypic and evolutionary adaptation, the genetic mechanisms behind species endangerment 🧬, and the ecological consequences of climate warming 🌡️. With high scientific impact, his studies contribute significantly to biodiversity conservation and the adaptation strategies of ectothermic species in a rapidly changing environment.

Research Focus 🔍

Prof. Bao-Jun Sun’s research focuses on thermal ecology 🔥, physiology 🏃‍♂️, and developmental biology 🦎 of reptiles and amphibians. His work explores how temperature and climate change 🌡️ impact embryonic development 🥚, metabolism ⚡, and reproductive strategies 🦖. He investigates heat tolerance 🏜️, oxygen dependency 🫁, and maternal effects 🤰 on offspring fitness. His studies on temperature-dependent sex determination ♂️♀️ and environmental adaptation 🌍 provide crucial insights into species resilience against global warming. His research also extends to gut microbiota 🦠, behavioral ecology 🦗, and conservation biology 🛡️, making significant contributions to ecophysiology and evolutionary biology 📚.

Publications📚

The thermal ecology and physiology of reptiles and amphibians: A user’s guide

Heat shock protein expression enhances heat tolerance of reptile embryos

High incubation temperatures enhance mitochondrial energy metabolism in reptile embryos

Female lizards choose warm, moist nests that improve embryonic survivorship and offspring fitness

Different mechanisms lead to convergence of reproductive strategies in two lacertid lizards (Takydromus wolteri and Eremias argus)

Adaptive responses of the embryos of birds and reptiles to spatial and temporal variations in nest temperatures

Higher metabolic plasticity in temperate compared to tropical lizards suggests increased resilience to climate change

Captivity Influences Gut Microbiota in Crocodile Lizards (Shinisaurus crocodilurus)

nasrin Gharahi | environment | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. nasrin Gharahi | environment | Best Researcher Award

shahrekord, shahrekord university, Iran

Nasrin Gharahi is an accomplished environmental scientist with a strong academic background and extensive experience in soil and water conservation. She holds both an MSc in Physical Land Resources and a PhD in Bioscience Engineering from Ghent University, Belgium. Her research spans critical areas such as soil pollution, groundwater quality, and the impact of environmental stressors on ecosystems. Nasrin has been active in both theoretical and applied environmental science, contributing to the development of sustainable solutions for land management and pollution control. She is a dedicated faculty member in the Environmental Sciences Department, where her work consistently addresses pressing global environmental issues, particularly in semi-arid regions. Her interdisciplinary approach and collaboration with international experts enhance the reach and impact of her research, making her a respected figure in environmental science circles.

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Education 

Nasrin Gharahi pursued her higher education at Ghent University, Belgium. She completed her MSc in Physical Land Resources between 2004 and 2007, where she focused on understanding land and soil systems from a physical and environmental perspective. Driven by a passion for addressing global environmental challenges, she continued her studies and earned a PhD in Bioscience Engineering from Ghent University between 2008 and 2012. Her doctoral research explored nonparametric techniques for predicting soil bulk density in tropical rainforests, particularly in Rwanda. Her academic journey in Belgium, renowned for its research in environmental sciences, has laid the foundation for her continued exploration into soil science, environmental conservation, and bioscience engineering. The combination of physical and bioscientific expertise has enabled Nasrin to contribute significantly to environmental solutions with a focus on sustainable practices and soil-water conservation techniques.

Research Focus 

Nasrin Gharahi’s research focuses primarily on the intersection of soil science, environmental pollution, and water quality. Her work explores how various environmental factors, such as plastic pollution and metal bioaccumulation, affect soil health, plant growth, and water resources. She is particularly interested in finding sustainable solutions to soil erosion, nitrate leaching, and the impact of climate change on ecosystems, with a focus on semi-arid regions. Nasrin’s interdisciplinary approach combines biogeochemistry, land management, and bioscience engineering to create practical applications for environmental conservation. She investigates innovative techniques such as the use of biochar and nano-clay particles to improve soil quality and reduce pollution. In addition, her research involves evaluating groundwater quality for drinking purposes, studying vegetation patterns, and understanding nitrogen trace gas emissions from tropical forests. Her work contributes to the development of policies aimed at mitigating environmental degradation and fostering sustainable land use.

Publications 

  1. Nonparametric techniques for predicting soil bulk density of tropical rainforest topsoils in Rwanda 🌍🌱
  2. Effect of plastic pollution in soil properties and growth of grass species in semi-arid regions 🌿🌍
  3. Spatial variations of nitrogen trace gas emissions from tropical mountain forests in Nyungwe, Rwanda 🌲💨
  4. Evaluation of groundwater quality for drinking purposes: a case study from Beheshtabad Basin, Iran 💧🌍
  5. Cd and Pb bioaccumulation in Eurasian watermilfoil in relation to the role of metal contents in wetland sediments 🐟🌾
  6. Effects of vegetation pattern and of biochar and powdery soil amendments on soil loss by wind 🌿💨
  7. Detailed regional predictions of N2O and NO emissions from a tropical highland rainforest 🌳💨
  8. Investigation of surface and tunnel runoff and sediment production in saline-sodic soil 🌊🌱
  9. Investigating the effect of different water and soil conservation practices on soil properties 🌱💧
  10. Investigating spatial and temporal trends of groundwater quality in Chaharmahal va Bakhtiari Province, Iran 💧📊
  11. Investigating the effect of nano-clay particles and biochar on nitrate leaching and soil stability 🌱💨
  12. Combining climate information and remote sensing in the integrated drought index 🌍🌡️
  13. Effect of Biochar and Zeolite on Cadmium Uptake in Green bell Pepper and Leaching 🌶️💧
  14. Comparison of Separation Methods for Baseflow from Direct Runoff in Doroud Basin, Lorestan, Iran 🌊🧪
  15. Study of the trophic status of Choghakhor wetland using a trophic state index 🏞️📊
  16. The relationship of land use and quality of groundwater resources in Chaharmahal & Bakhtiari province 💧🌍
  17. Sustainable practices for diminishing nitrate leaching 🌱💧
  18. Water quality and eutrophication status of the Zarivar Wetland, Iran 🌊💧
  19. Comparison of Sampling Designs for Soil Sediment Source Fingerprinting 🌍🔬
  20. Temporal variation pattern of runoff and surface sediment and piping erosion in silt loam soil 🌧️🌿