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Historical Brief The establishment of the new building of the irrigation and the hydraulics has started in 1950 to satisfy the teaching and research needs of this important branch. The new building included three main laboratories to serve the educational experiments in general, and the different researches in the field of irrigation and hydraulics.<\/p>\n Department activities: B \u2013 Industrial and Field Activities :<\/strong><\/span> (II) Flood protection studies: (III) River Nile related studies : (IV) Studies for the development of the south valley (Toushka) (VI) Energy related studies (VII) Other projects the department staff have contributed individually in different projects in various fields such as; design of many of the hydraulic structures, groundwater wells and sprinkler and trickle irrigation networks and the evaluation of irrigation and drainage projects.<\/p>\n \u00a02- The hydraulics laboratory activities<\/strong> The lab is current under assessment to be accredited by the National Accreditation Council.<\/p>\n 3 – Computer Lab<\/strong> 4-\u00a0 Shared Water Resources Diploma<\/strong> To cope up with the importance of shared water resources, Cairo University took the lead and established a specialized Shared Water Resources Diploma (SWRD) to broaden the views of the water resources professionals in the mentioned issues in an integrated approach. SWRD offers the knowledge and training about how to move forward in a collaborative, cooperative way to develop appropriate policies for making sure that shared water resources issues are identified and successfully addressed in the coming years.<\/p>\n Water crosses many borders; scientific, political, legal, social, and cultural. Humans have always had trouble addressing cross-border issues, yet cooperation is essential. SWRD is designed to identify and promote tools that can address the critical water issues facing humanity including management of water flow, water quality, and infrastructure development. SWRD also covers international cooperation, especially among countries sharing water resources, as it can help address the shared nature of many water issues.<\/p>\n SWRD has been established through close cooperation between Cairo University and the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation (MWRI) in Egypt. MWRI is the governmental body that authorizes water use and is responsible for management and protection of the national water resources, surface and groundwater.<\/p>\n Staff Members : The total number of Staff is (93)\u00a0 distributed as follows :<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Emeritus Professors :<\/strong><\/p>\n Abdel Wahab Mohamed Amer<\/p>\n Ahmed Moustafa El-Khashab<\/p>\n Abd-Allah Sadek Bazaraa<\/p>\n Sherif M. A. El-didy<\/p>\n Reda Abdel-hay El Damak<\/p>\n Alaa El-Din Mohamed El-Zawahry<\/p>\n Mohammed Nasr Allam<\/p>\n Sameh Mohamed AbdEl-Gawad<\/p>\n Yehia Mohamed Marmoush<\/p>\n Kamal Abou El-Hassan Ibrahim<\/p>\n Mohamed Morsy Mohamed Atrees<\/p>\n Randa Mohamed Mohamed Hasan<\/p>\n Kamal EL Deen Milad Soliman<\/p>\n Ahmed Gamal Abul-Azm<\/p>\n Amgad Saad Elansary<\/p>\n Mohamed Sherif M. El-Manadely<\/p>\n Mohamed El-shirbini Kiwan<\/p>\n Hosam El-din Ahmed Aly Refaat<\/p>\n Ahmad Wagdy Abdeldayem<\/p>\n Ashraf Hassan Moheib Ghanem<\/p>\n Professors :<\/strong><\/p>\n Ahmed Emam Ahmed Hassan (Chairman)<\/strong><\/p>\n Khaled Hussein Hamed<\/p>\n Sawsan Salah Eissa<\/p>\n Ayman Mohamed Mostafa El-Degwy<\/p>\n Hesham Bekhit Mohamed<\/p>\n Ahmed Mohamed Abdelsattar<\/p>\n Ahmed Mohamed Helmy Hasanin<\/p>\n Moustafa Al-Khdar Gad Ahmed<\/p>\n Emeritus Associate Professors:<\/strong><\/p>\n Esmail Mohamed Fathy Naguib<\/p>\n Morsy Anwar Morsy Abdo<\/p>\n Samir Philip Atta Allah<\/p>\n Ali Mohamed Soliman Osman<\/p>\n Ashraf Saad Zaghlol<\/p>\n Associate Professors : \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Mohamed Hamdy Abdel-Aziz Nor<\/p>\n Mohamed El Said Abo AlHagag<\/p>\n Mostafa Ahmad Ghaith<\/p>\n Ahmed Tawfiq<\/p>\n Soha Abdel-Aziz Abdel Fatah<\/p>\n Mohamed Atia Mohamed AbdelMegeed<\/p>\n Hany Goma Ahmed El Said<\/p>\n Mostafa Tawfiq<\/p>\n Yehia Emad Hamdy<\/p>\n Mohamed Gad El- Rab<\/p>\n Tarek Mohamed Salaheldin<\/p>\n Emeritus Assistant Professors :<\/strong><\/p>\n Sherif Fathy Ayoup<\/p>\n Negad Ahmed Gamal El-Din<\/p>\n Assistant Professors \u00a0\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Emad Youssef Nasem Grgis<\/p>\n Dina Hamed Mazid<\/p>\n Ahmed Hussein Shehata<\/p>\n Yasmine Nassar<\/p>\n Mohamed Ali El-Kordy<\/p>\n Mahmoud Moustafa Sadek<\/p>\n Shaimaa Mohamed Salama<\/p>\n Nahla Alaa Abbas<\/p>\n Mohamed Sherif Aboulfetouh<\/p>\n Bassam Gamal Gabr<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Historical Brief The irrigation engineering science is considered onc of the oldest engineering sciences that have been studied in Egypt. 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\n<\/strong><\/span>The irrigation engineering science is considered onc of the oldest engineering sciences that have been studied in Egypt. More than a century and half, the first school for irrigation engineering was established in El-Kanater El-Khairiya in 1858. The civil engineering department has been established in 1926 and the irrigation engineering became one of the six branches of the civil engineering department at that time (irrigation – municipalities – bridges – harbours – survey – railways) until the irrigation department became an independent department since 1948. The initiation of the old hydraulics laboratory started in 1932.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong><\/span>A – Acadamic Activities :
\n<\/strong>The department staff are teaching different sciences such as; civil drawing, civil engineering, fluid mechanics, principals of irrigation and drainage, hydraulics, irrigation structures and systems, environmental hydraulics, harbours and coastal engineering, inland navigation, water resources management, hydrology and others. These sciences have been delivered for both the graduate and undergraduate levels. The department staff are not only teaching these courses for the civil engineering students but also some courses for petroleum, mining, electrical, mechanical, chemical and architectural engineering students. The department grants postgraduate diplomas in the field of the shared water resources, and the irrigation and drainage. Moreover the department offers. Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy degrees in many fields of the water engineering sciences.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>1. Center of water projects (CWP)<\/strong>
\nThe department staff are teaching different sciences such as; civil
\nThe department staff has contributed to many of the national and regional studies in the water engineering field through the center of studies and design of the water projects. The projects cover a wide range of water and environment related fields such as :
\n(I) Groundwater studies for the development and the best exploitation of fresh waters.
\n\u2022\u00a0Regional groundwater aquifer in North Africa.
\n\u2022\u00a0Groundwater aquifer in East Uwaynat Area in the far southwest of Egypt.
\n\u2022\u00a0Safe regions of groundwater aquifer in the Delta and the Nile Valley.
\n\u2022\u00a0Groundwater aquifer in west Delta and supplying Sadat city with groundwater.
\n\u2022\u00a0The influence of the groundwater levels in Greater Cairo’s region on the Egyptian monuments.<\/p>\n
\n\u2022\u00a0The protection works for the connection from Qina to Abu Tartour from floods and sand movement.
\n\u2022\u00a0The protection of 15th of May city from floods.
\n\u2022\u00a0The protection of Shuruq city from floods in addition to other new communities.
\n\u2022\u00a0The protection of many factories, electrical power plants and roads against floods<\/p>\n
\nThe initial studies for the exploitation of the alluvium sediments in Lake Nasser
\n\u2022\u00a0The development of the Nile fleet and the improvement of the marine course.
\n\u2022\u00a0Participating in the design of many mega projects like Isna Barrages and the earthquakes studies related to High Aswan Dam.
\n\u2022\u00a0Planning and designing of many river marinas.
\n\u2022\u00a0Environmental impact assessment of the new Nag Hamadi barrages on the nearby villages.<\/p>\n
\n\u2022\u00a0Studying the sediment transport at the entrance of the giant pumping station to Sheikh Zayed Canal.
\n\u2022\u00a0The protection of Sheikh Zayed Canal from sand movements.
\n\u2022\u00a0Studying the execution of the green belt for the protection of the main branch of Sheikh Zayed Canal.
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\n(V) Studies related to harbor and coastal engineering field
\nSpecial studies for the protection of the northern coast from the scour in addition to the development of some marinas. Training courses to the personnel of the Egyptian Public Authority for Shore Protection of the Ministry of Water Resources and irrigation.<\/p>\n
\nStudies and researches related to the energy of lakes and oceans and the solar ponds.<\/p>\n
\nThe laboratory services cover many important fields including:
\ni –\u00a0 Educational services: experiments for the explanation of the natural phenomena and the practical applications related to the subjects of the fluid mechanics, hydraulics, irrigation and drainage systems and harbor engineering.
\nii – Research services: the studies of the surface runoff applications, the groundwater movement, the sediment transport, the pressurized pipe networks and the gravity pipe network of the different hydraulic structures, and the tests of the physical models.
\niii – Development services: Carrying out several test for the industrial and privates sector, such as; the hydraulic loading of pipes, valves, elbows and all connections, performing pumping tests and pumps characteristics, studying the unsteady applications in the open channels and the pipes, the measurements of salt concentration and measuring the parameters related to soil water plant relationship.<\/p>\n
\nThe computer lab at the department offers different programs related to water engineering in addition to CADs and Office with their application in the different engineering aspects.<\/p>\n
\nThe potential for conflict over shared water resources is real, so it is important that countries reach agreement. The concept of sharing international water resources to bring integrated water resources management into effect requires three robust pillars. These are: Political pillar, Legal-Institutional pillar, and Operational pillar for technical cooperation.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong><\/span>The Department Staff council is headed by Prof. Dr. Mohamed Sherif M.H. El-Manadely\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n
\n Emeritus professors\u00a0 :
\nEmeritus Associate professors:
\nEmeritus Assistant professors:<\/td>\n20
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\n2<\/td>\nProfessors :
\nAssociate professors:
\nAssistant professors :
\nAssistant Lecturers\u00a0\u00a0 :
\nDemonstrators :<\/td>\n8
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\n10
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