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Professor of Petroleum Engineering
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Published a total of twenty three published papers locally and internationally. Plus many unpublished internal reports in the field of static & dynamic modeling of petroleum reservoirs.
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He has been selected in the Marquis Who’s Who in Science and Engineering 2011-2012 edition as one of the Petroleum Engineers leading today’s scientific and technological revolution in his field of study and featuring personal and career engineer & educator.
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Reviewer of local and international journals (KAU Journal – Earth Sciences, KACST, Elsevier International Journal of Science and Engineering).
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Development Vice Dean for the Faculty of Earth Sciences for two periods (almost four years) in which he managed well three visits of the External Examiners for the Accreditation Programme.
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Head of the Petroleum Geology and Sedimentology Department for three periods (almost six years). He successfully managed to open negotiations with Aramco and other service companies such as Schlumberger, Halliburton, Baker, and Geoservice, regarding student training and employment.
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Member of the Permanent Committee of KAU Scientific Council Affairs.
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He contributed in many local & international workshops for formulating the KAU Second Strategic Plan.
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Member of the Executive Committee of the KAU Second Strategic Plan.
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Member of the Follow-up Committee of the KAU Second Strategic Plan.
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Member of many KAU & College committees.
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He has an excellent reputation in receiving local & international delegates.
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He led the signing memo between Aramco & the Faculty.
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He led many official meetings between the Faculty & local oilfield companies to strengthen research and cooperation.
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Visiting professor to OPEC, Vienna, Austria during 2004 for one and a half month.
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He led the signing contract between the Faculty & Schlumberger for using 24 licenses of the Petrel Reservoir Modeling Software.
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He got a wide experience in receiving and negotiating with International candidates.
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He presented so many seminars on the School and Faculty levels.
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