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Associate Professor:Mohamed Morsy Anwar Morsy
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Irrigation and Hydraulics Engineering
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| Email : | mohamedmorsyanwar***gmail.com |
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| Home Page : | www.linkedin.com/in/mohamed-morsy-99228a3a |
| Academic Citation : | https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=PCS-FeUAAAAJ&hl=en |
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| Qualifications |
|  B.Sc. (2007) "Civil Engineering" Cairo University (Egypt) |
| M.Sc. (2011) "Irrigation and Hydraulics" Cairo University (Egypt) |
| Ph.D. (2017) "Water Resources and Hydroinformatics" University of Virginia (United States of America) |
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| Fields of Interest : |
| Hydrology |
| Water Resources |
| Hydroinformatics |
| Cyberinfrastructure |
| Groundwater |
| Hydraulics |
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| Recent Publications : |
| -2018-Modeling urban coastal flood severity from crowd-sourced flood reports using Poisson regression and Random Forest |
| -2018-Integrating scientific cyberinfrastructures to improve reproducibility in computational hydrology: Example for HydroShare and GeoTrust |
| -2018-A cloud-based flood warning system for forecasting impacts to transportation infrastructure systems |
| -2017-Feasibility of using existing web services for on-demand data access within distributed environmental decision support systems |
| -2017-Design of a metadata framework for environmental models with an example hydrologic application in HydroShare |
| -2017-Effect of Rain Gauge Proximity on Rainfall Estimation for Problematic Urban Coastal Watersheds in Virginia Beach, Virginia |
| -2016-Hydroshare: Sharing diverse environmental data types and models as social objects with application to the hydrology domain |
| -2016-Distributed Stormwater Controls for Flood Mitigation within Urbanized Watersheds: Case Study of Rocky Branch Watershed in Columbia, South Carolina |
| -2014-Metadata for describing water models |
| Recent Projects : |
| -2017-Computational Enhancements for the Virginia Department of Transportation Regional River Severe Storm (R2S2) Model |
| Conferences : |
| -2018-A Cloud-based Framework for Coupling the National Water Model with a 2D Hydrodynamic Model for Improved Flood Forecasting in Low Relief Coastal Terrains |
| -2017-Using Cloud Computing to Automate and Execute Flood Warning Models |
| -2017-A Cloud-Based Decision Support System for Managing Flooding Impacts to Transportation Infrastructure in Coastal Virginia |
| -2016-Bridging Hydroinformatics Services Between HydroShare and SWATShare |
| -2016-Sharing models as social objects through HydroShare |
| -2016-Data and Models as Social Objects in the HydroShare System for Collaboration in the Hydrology Community and Beyond |
| -2016-HydroShare: Promoting Collaborative Publication, Interoperability, and Reuse of Hydrologic Data and Research Products |
| -2016-Design and Implementation of Hydrologic Model Sharing Capabilities within the CUAHSI HydroShare System |
| -2015-Model Sharing and Collaboration using HydroShare |
| -2015-Advancing Collaboration through Hydrologic Data and Model Sharing |
| -2015-Toward a Common Metadata Framework for Representing Water Models as Resources |
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