Associate profesor at Faculty of Science of Bizerte, Tunisia📖
Dr. Abdelwaheb Aydi is an Associate Professor in Earth Sciences at the Faculty of Science of Bizerte, Tunisia. His expertise lies in environmental geosciences, waste management, and GIS applications. With a Ph.D. in Geological Sciences and extensive research in greenhouse gas emissions, landfill management, and hazardous waste treatment, he has published widely in peer-reviewed journals. He has also collaborated with international institutions and received recognition for his contributions to environmental sustainability.
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Education Background🎓
- Habilitation Thesis in Environmental Earth Sciences, Faculty of Science of Bizerte, Tunisia (2018)
- Ph.D. in Geological Sciences, Faculty of Science of Sfax, Tunisia (2012)
- Master’s Degree in Geosciences Applied to Natural Resources and Environment, Faculty of Science of Sfax, Tunisia (2004)
- Engineering Degree in Earth Sciences and Environment, National School of Engineers of Sfax, Tunisia (2002)
- Baccalaureate in Experimental Sciences (1997)
Professional Experience🌱
Dr. Aydi has been serving as an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Science of Bizerte since 2019, after holding the position of Assistant Professor from 2013 to 2019. He has also taught Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Engineering Geology at the National School of Engineers of Sfax. Before his academic tenure, he gained industry experience as an Engineer in Mud Treatment and Hazardous Waste at New Eau Ster, Tunisia (2007-2010), and as a Civil Engineer at Company Chaâbane, Tunisia (2004-2006).
Dr. Aydi’s research spans multiple domains of environmental earth sciences, including:
- Greenhouse gas emissions and quantification
- Municipal solid waste landfills
- Multi-criteria environmental evaluations using GIS
- Olive mill wastewater evaporation ponds
- Hazardous waste treatment
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Publications Top Notes 📄
1. Assessment of Land Suitability for Olive Mill Wastewater Disposal Site Selection by Integrating Fuzzy Logic, AHP, and WLC in a GIS
- Authors: A. Aydi, T. Abichou, I.H. Nasr, M. Louati, M. Zairi
- Journal: Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
- Citations: 100
- Year: 2016
- Summary: This study integrates Fuzzy Logic, Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), and Weighted Linear Combination (WLC) in a Geographic Information System (GIS) to optimize site selection for olive mill wastewater disposal.
2. Soil Contamination by Heavy Metals in Landfills: Measurements from an Unlined Leachate Storage Basin
- Authors: F. Bouzayani, A. Aydi, T. Abichou
- Journal: Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
- Citations: 58
- Year: 2014
- Summary: Investigates heavy metal contamination in soil near landfills, emphasizing the risks posed by unlined leachate storage basins.
3. Evaluation of Groundwater Vulnerability to Pollution Using a GIS-Based Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis
- Author: A. Aydi
- Journal: Groundwater for Sustainable Development
- Citations: 55
- Year: 2018
- Summary: Assesses groundwater vulnerability using a GIS-based multi-criteria decision-making approach to identify areas at high risk of pollution.
4. Assessing the Effect of an Olive Mill Wastewater Evaporation Pond in Sousse, Tunisia
- Authors: R. S’habou, M. Zairi, A. Kallel, A. Aydi, H. Ben Dhia
- Journal: Environmental Geology
- Citations: 55
- Year: 2009
- Summary: Evaluates the environmental impacts of an olive mill wastewater evaporation pond on surrounding water resources and soil quality.
5. Assessment of Heavy Metal Contamination Risk in Soils of Landfill of Bizerte (Tunisia) with a Focus on Application of Pollution Indicators
- Author: A. Aydi
- Journal: Environmental Earth Sciences
- Citations: 43
- Year: 2015
- Summary: Analyzes soil contamination by heavy metals in landfill areas using pollution indicators to assess environmental risks.
Conclusion
Dr. Abdelwaheb Aydi is a highly suitable candidate for the Best Researcher Award in Hydrology. His extensive research, interdisciplinary expertise, and strong academic contributions make him a top contender. With a solid publication record, international collaborations, and a focus on sustainability, he has significantly contributed to environmental geosciences. Expanding his global reach through policy engagement and international grants would further strengthen his profile.