Dr. Abhijit Das | Remote Sensing and Satellite Imagery Analysis | India Published on 13/04/202613/04/2026 by Computer Vision Awards After Completing the Registration Process, your Biography will be displayed here. Register by using your Entry ID: 8443 Register Here
Ibraheem Yousif | Remote Sensing and Satellite Imagery Analysis | Excellence in Research Published on 25/03/202625/03/2026 by Computer Vision Awards Prof. Ibraheem Yousif | Remote Sensing and Satellite Imagery Analysis | Excellence in Research Cairo University | Egypt Dr. Ibraheem A. H. Yousif is a Professor of Soil Science at Cairo University, specializing in pedology, GIS, and remote sensing applications in agriculture. He has authored over 15 peer-reviewed publications, receiving more than 81 citations with an h-index of 7, reflecting a growing international research impact. His work focuses on desertification assessment, soil quality evaluation, and sustainable land management in arid regions. Dr. Yousif has collaborated with diverse international research teams and contributed to large-scale land development projects. His research supports climate resilience, food security, and evidence-based agricultural planning in environmentally vulnerable regions. Citation Metrics (Scopus) 150 100 50 0 Citations 81 Documents 15 h-index 7 🟦 Citations 🟥 Documents đźź© h-index View Scopus Profile   View ORCID Profile    View Google Scholar Profile Featured Publications Land capability and suitability mapping in some areas of North-Western Coast, Egypt. –Journal of Soil Sciences and Agricultural Engineering, Mansoura University, 9(3), 111–118. (2018). Cited By: 18 Soil suitability assessment using MicroLEIS model: A case study in Wadi El Heriga, North Western Coast Zone, Egypt. – Egyptian Journal of Soil Science, 59(3), 209–221. (2019). Cited By: 17 Integration of land cover changes and land capability of Wadi El-Natrun depression using vegetation indices. – Egyptian Journal of Soil Science, 59(4), 385–402. (2019). Cited By: 10 Contribution of different land evaluation systems to assess land capability and suitability of some coastal soils in Egypt. – Indian Journal of Agricultural Research, 54(3), 263–276. (2020). Cited By: 14 Geostatistical approach for land suitability assessment of some desert soils. – Egyptian Journal of Soil Science, 60(3), 195–209. (2020). Cited By: 35
Kesyton Ozegin Oyamenda | Remote Sensing and Satellite Imagery Analysis | Research Excellence Award Published on 24/03/202624/03/2026 by Computer Vision Awards Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kesyton Ozegin Oyamenda | Remote Sensing and Satellite Imagery Analysis | Research Excellence Award Ambrose Alli University | Nigeria Assoc. Prof. Dr. Kesyton Ozegin Oyamenda is an Associate Professor at Ambrose Alli University, Nigeria, specializing in exploration and environmental geophysics with emphasis on groundwater systems, geospatial analysis, and AI-driven modeling. He has produced 15 Scopus-indexed publications with 187 citations h-index: 8, alongside broader global visibility. His highly cited works focus on groundwater potential mapping, vulnerability assessment, and geophysical modeling using GIS, MCDA, and remote sensing. He collaborates extensively with multidisciplinary researchers and has supervised postgraduate theses. His research contributes to sustainable water resource management, infrastructure planning, and environmental protection, addressing critical societal challenges in Nigeria and comparable regions. Citation Metrics (Scopus) 300 200 100 0 Citations 187 Documents 15 h-index 8 🟦 Citations 🟥 Documents đźź© h-index View Scopus Profille   View ORCID Profile    View Google Scholar Profile    View ResearchGate Profile  View Web of Science (WOS) Profile Featured Publications Groundwater exploration in a landscape with heterogeneous geology: An application of geospatial and analytical hierarchical process (AHP) techniques in the Edo North region, Nigeria. – Groundwater for Sustainable Development, 20, 100871. (2023). Cited By: 46 Spatial evaluation of groundwater vulnerability using the DRASTIC-L model with the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and GIS approaches in Edo State, Nigeria. – Physics and Chemistry of the Earth, Parts A/B/C, 134, 103562. (2024). Cited By: 44 Structural mapping for groundwater occurrence using remote sensing and geophysical data in the Ilesha Schist Belt, Southwestern Nigeria. -Geology, Ecology, and Landscapes, 9(1), 199–216. (2025). Cited By: 32 Assessment of groundwater occurrence in a typical schist belt region in Osun State, Southwestern Nigeria using VES, aeromagnetic dataset, remotely sensed data, and MCDA approaches. – Sustainable Water Resources Management, 9, 29. (2023). Cited By: 29 A triangulation approach for groundwater potential evaluation using geospatial technology and multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) in Edo State, Nigeria. – Journal of African Earth Sciences, 209, 105101. (2024). Cited By: 26