Dr. Abbas Mohamed Sharaky

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Dr. Abbas Mohamed Sharaky

Cairo University

Institute of African Research and Studies

Department of Natural Resources

Giza 12613, Egypt

Phones: (+202) 3567-5552 (Office), (+202) 3889-2611 (Home)

Mobile: (+2) 010-0361-9699

Fax (+202) 3573-1913

Emails: sharaky@geologist.com; sharaky@yahoo.com

Academic Degrees:

(2000) Ph.D. in Economic Geology from Department of Geological Sciences, University of

Colorado at Boulder, Colorado, USA. Thesis title: Genetic relationship between porphyry

and epithermal deposits at Jamestown, Colorado.

(1990) M.Sc. of Earth Resources, Department of Natural Resources, Institute of African Research

and Studies, Cairo University, Egypt. Thesis: Geomorphologic studies on sand dunes and

ridges in some African deserts.

(1987) Diploma of Natural Resources, Department of Natural Resources, Institute of African

Research and Studies, Cairo University, Egypt.

(1983) Bachelors Degree, Geological Sciences, Department of Geology, University of Menofia,

Egypt.

Employments, Positions and Activities:

2015- 2018: Head, Department of Natural Resources of African Research and Studies,

Cairo University, Egypt.

2010- Present: Title: Associate Professor of Geology, Department of Natural

Resources, Institute of African Research and Studies, Cairo University, Egypt.

2010- 2014: Title: Director, Natural and Human Resources Development Center (NHRDC),

Institute of African Research and Studies, Cairo University, Egypt.

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2010-2011 Deputy Director, Center of Information and African Consultation, Institute of African

Research and Studies, Cairo University, Egypt.

2000-2010 Title: Assistant Professor of Economic Geology, Department of Natural Resources,

Cairo University, Institute of African Research and Studies, Egypt.

1999-2000: Title: Geology Instructor. Activity: Teaching Introduction to Geology 1 (GEOL

1010-3 credit hour). Division of Continuing Education, University of Colorado at Boulder.

I put this course on the web in 2000. It was for the first online geology course in the

University of Colorado at Boulder.

1999-2000: Title: Research Assistant. Activity: Isotope analyses of Rb, Sr, Sm, Nd, and Pb,

Department of Geological Sciences, University of Colorado at Boulder, CO, USA.

June (2000): Title: Field Geologist, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences

(CIRES), University of Colorado at Boulder, Activity: Training middle and high school

teachers from all over the United States how to bring the hands on approach to teaching

science into their classrooms.

Spring (2000): Title: Teaching Assistant in the Department of Geology, University of Colorado

at Boulder, CU, USA. Activity: Teaching Physical Geology Lab (GEOL 1080-011 and

010, 1 credit hour).

Fall (1999): Title: Teaching Assistant in the Department of Geology, University of Colorado at

Boulder, CO, USA. Activity: Teaching Physical Geology Lab (GEOL 1080).

June (1999): Title: Field Geologist, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences

(CIRES), University of Colorado at Boulder, CO, USA. Activity: Training middle and high

school teachers from all over the United States how to bring the hands on approach to

teaching science into their classrooms.

Summer (1999): Title: Research Assistant. Activity: Geochemical analysis of heavy isotopes

(Rb, Sr, Sm, Nd and Pb) in the isotope lab, Department of Geological Sciences, University

of Colorado at Boulder, CO, USA.

Spring (1999): Title: Teaching Assistant in the Department of Geology, University of Colorado

at Boulder. CO, USA. Activity: Teaching Physical Geology Lab (GEOL 1080-1 credit

hour)

Summer (1997): Title: Geology Instructor, Front Range Community College, Westminster,

Colorado, USA. Activity: Teaching Physical Geology, Lectures and Labs, (GEOL 101-3).

(1985-1993): Title: Research and Teaching Assistant, Department of Natural Resources, Institute

of African Research and Studies, University of Cairo, Egypt. Activity: Teaching physical

geology, mineralogy, economic geology and field geology.

(1984-1985): Title: Research and Teaching Assistant, Department of Geology, Menofia

University, Egypt. Activity: Teaching geology (mineralogy).

Teaching Academic Graduate Courses:

1. Energy Resources in Africa (2 hours)

2. Geology and Water Resources in African (3 hours)

3. Hydrology of the Nile River (3 hours)

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4. Hydrogeology of the Nile River (3 hours)

5. Hydrology of the African Rivers (3 hours)

6. Hydrogeology of the Nile River (3 hours)

7. Pollution of Surface Water in Africa (3 hours)

8. Pollution of Groundwater in Africa (3 hours)

9. Environmental Geology in Africa (3 hours)

10. Water Environment in Africa (3 hours)

11. Remote Sensing and GIS in Africa (3 hours)

12. Contemporary International Issues (2 hours)

13. Geology of the Nile Basin (3 hours)

14. Mineral Resources in Africa (3 hours)

15. Geologic Field and Laboratory Exercises (3 hours)

16. Geology of Africa (3 hours)

17. African Lakes (3 hours)

18. Mineral Geochemistry in Africa (2 hours)

19. Physical Geology (3 hours)

20. Research Methods

21 International Contemporary Issues

Current Granted Research Project (2 years):

The effect of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on Egypt (2014-2017),

Cairo University, Egypt.

Supervising Academic Master and Ph.D. Theses:

Doing geology-water researches on Africa and Supervised finished 20 theses (11 Ph.D.

and 9 M.S.), and supervising 18 students. Other activities are in different committees such as

Cultural, Community Service and Environment, Laboratory and Equipment, and Quality and

Accreditation Unit.

Theses Supervision:

A. Completed Ph.D. Theses:

(2017) Integrated Watershed Management For Sustainable Development In The Nile

Basin, Tahani Sleeat.

(2014) Evaluation factors of desertification in North Africa - North Coast of Egypt and

Libya. EL-Sayed Fathy Abd Elsalam Essa.

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(2014): Impact of climatic variability on Nile River water resources and its flood

fluctuations in Ethiopia. Mostafa Abd El-Hameed Mohamed.

(2014): Investigations on identification of membrane systems for upgrading secondary

treated municipal wastewater in Egypt and Tunisia. Mahmoud Abd El-Aziz El-

Tokhey.

(2013) Geology of the younger granitoids in the extreme northern part of the Pan-African

Belt. Khloud M. Abdel-Maksoud.

(2013): Flood Risk Management in the Coastal Areas of North-East Africa Using GIS.

Ghada G. Hagag.

(2013) Assessment of water quality and bed sediments of Nile River during low and high

flow conditions. Ayman Gaber Abd El- Rahman Abd El- Aal.

(2012): Study of Heterogeneous Catalysed Transesterification Reaction for the Production

of Bioenergy (Biodiesel) from Jatropha Oil in Africa. Elham Ahmed Abed El Kader.

(2010): Electro-thermal effect reduction of ilmenite ore from the black sands, North

Africa for production of high-titanium slag. Khaled El-Husainy.

10.

(2010): Pedological and Hydrological Studies on some Paleo-Nile Valleys in Egypt and

Sudan. Mahmoud Hassan Hassan Abu Sleem.

11.

(2009): Studies on meteorological conditions leading to sand dunes migration in Egypt.

Faculty of Science, Cairo Univ. Sabrin Mohamed Ahmed Shapara.

12.

(2006): Hydrochemical Studies of Groundwater Aquifers in North Egypt and Libya.

Karima Khallaf.

B. Some Completed Master Theses:

(2017) Effects of Geotechnical Properties of some granitic rocks on Underground Mining

in the Nubian Shield. Mohamed Salah

(2017) Optimization of the recycled plastic waste, especially waste packaging of Poly

ethylene Terephthalate PET. Ahmed Saied

(2017) Evaluation of Organic Acids Application on Macro- and Micronutrients

availability in Some Soils of Egypt and South Africa. Shimaa Shawky Zaki

(2016): Effect of organic admixtures on the properties of the fresh and hardened concrete

as a model for civil engineering applications in Africa. Hatem Salah.

(2014): Hydrochemistry of some coastal zones of the Red Sea in Egypt and Sudan. Yasser

Mohammed Salah El-Dein.

(2014): Re-Evaluation of conditions and potentialities for the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer

in North Africa. Suad Hassan MohamedAbdoun.

(2012): Geochemistry of Copper - Gold deposits in the Nubian Shield Case Study Atud

gold mine, Central Eastern Desert-Egypt. Dalia Mostafa.

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(2009): Geochemistry of Uranium and Halogen in Some Granitic Rocks, Northeast

Africa. Abdel-Rahman Mohamed Elwy.

(2009) Geology of Some Pan-African Gold Sites: Case Study Al-Fawakhir Gold Mine,

Eastern Desert, Egypt. Khloud M. Abdel-Maksoud.

10.

(2007) Geochemistry and extraction of beryllium from Nubian Shield and Mozambique

Belt. Samia Mohamed Abd El Dayem Aly.

11.

(2006): Influence of the African Rifting System on the Petroleum Potential in East Zeit

Area, Egypt. Naglaa Saleh.

12.

(2006): Geophysical Evaluation of Some Sand Beach and Alluvial Deposits in

Northeastern Africa. El-Sayed El-Khateeb.

Some Current Ph.D. Theses:

(2016) Assessment of Groundwater in some Nile Basin Countries "Egypt - Tanzania -

Kenya"

Emad Shanab

(2016) Optimum site alternative for some hydraulic structures in Nile Basin using Multi-

Criteria Decision Making

Enas Ashry

(2016) The Optimization of Water Intake Locations in the Nile River Basin

Yousra Ahmed Khairy

(2015) Sustainable development of some islands and banks of the Nile River: A case study

"Rashid Branch"

Mohamed Mokhtar

(2015) Biocementation of Calcite Precipitation for Stabilization of Sandy and Calcareous

Soils in Egypt and Tunisia.

Nehad Mohamad Ahmad Hafez

(2015) Optimum Water and Land Use Planning Using GIS and R.S in African Oases: Case

study Siwa, Egypt

Sahar Sharkawy

(2014) Hydrology, erosion and the rainwater harvesting of some valleys in the Arabian-

Nubian Shield.

Noha Mohamed Nasr Allah

(2014) Utilization of some pan African Carbonates in Concretes.

Dalia Moustafa Hamdy.

(2013) Flood risk management in the coastal areas of northern east Africa using GIS.

Mohamed Abdel Samea.

(2012) Model-Based Optimization for Operating the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on the Blue

Nile River.

Ahmed Bahaa.

(2011) A study on effectiveness of polyelectrolyte mixtures to treat the polluted water in

petroleum industries in Africa.

Khaled M. Hussein.

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Some Current Master Theses:

(2017) Pollution Assessment of Water, Sediments and Hydrophytes in some African Northern

Lakes Yehia Said El-Sayed

(2016) Groundwater Potential in the Eastern Sahara Desert Using Integrated Geophysics

Mahmoud Talaat El Rakabawy

(2016) Subsurface geochemical hazards of some Sahara archeological sites.

Ehab Hassan

(2016) Assessment of Moghra Aquifer Potential in North Africa

Sayed Refaey

(2016) Engineering Parameters Data Analysis of Cement Kiln Dust as Stabilizers for Road

Bases in some Nile Basin Countries

Eman Mahrous

(2016) GDetection and monitoring of sand dune mobility and its impact on agricultural areas

in Egypt and Libya

Ghada Madbouly

(2016) Water desalination in Egypt and Libya Using nanotechnology and solar energy

Mohamed Zakaria

(2016) Evaluation of some shallow groundwater resources in Eastern Sahara Desert

Shaban Abdelel Rehim

(2016) Evaluation the Turf Irrigation Systems in the New Cites in Egypt and Tunisia

Sherif Abd Elmonem

(2014) Irrigation quality and its impact on the quality of water in the Nubian Sandstone

Aquifer. Ahmed Ali.

(2012) Development and Evaluation of a Rainfall Estimation Algorithm over the Nile Basin

using Multi-Spectral, Multi-Instrument Satellite Techniques. Taha Mohamed Kassem.

(2012) Hydrogeology of water resources in the Gezira area, Sudan. Alaa Mahmoud Salama

Mohamed Kasem.

(2012) Development and Evaluation of a Rainfall Estimation Algorithm over the Nile Basin

using Remote Sensing

Taha Mohamed Kassem

Current Academic Activities:

(2013- ) Member of the Nile Basin Group, Cairo University.

(2011-2013) Elected as a member in the election committee of the Institute of African

Research and Studies. Cairo University.

(2013) Established the Egyptian Journal of the Nile Basin Studies, Natural and Human

Resources Development Center (NHRDC), Institute of African Research and Studies,

Cairo University.

(2009) Organizing committee of The Second International Conference Development of

Natural Resources in Africa.

(2006) Organizing committee of Biosphere reserves in the Arab countries (3 days)

(2005) Organizing committee of The First International Conference on the Geology of

Tethys, Geology Dept., Faculty of Sci., Cairo University.

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Skills and Field of Interest:

· Geology and Hydrogeology of the Nile Basin.

· Desertification

· Water pollution

· Geology of dams

· Mineral deposits

· Geochemical Analysis (Major and trace elements including REE).

· Natural resources in Africa (minerals, water and oil)

· Remote sensing (image processing of multispectral, MSS and hyperspectral imagery,

AVIRIS).

PUBLICATIONS

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Sharaky, A.M., Salem, T., Abdel Aal., A., 2017, Assessment of Water Quality and Bed

Sediments of the Nile River from Aswan to Assiut, Egypt, Negm, A.M. (ed.), The Nile River,

Volume 56 of the series The Handbook of Environmental Chemistry pp 207-238, © Springer

International Publishing AG, Published online: 22 Jan. 2017.

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Sharaky, A.M., El Hasanein, A.S., Atta, S.A., and Khallaf, K., 2017, Nile and Groundwater

Interaction in the Western Nile Delta, Egypt, Negm, A.M. (ed.), The Nile Delta, Volume 55,

pp. 33-62, The Handbook of Environmental Chemistry, DOI 10.1007/698_2016_127, ©

Springer International Publishing AG 2016, Published online: 9 March 2017.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2015, Water projects in the Nile River Basin: Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, In:

Tranboundary Water in Africa, 13-14 November, 2015, Institute of African Studies, Mohamed

V University, Morocco, in press.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2015, Shared water resources in Africa: Challenges and Opportunities, In:

Tranboundary Water in Africa, 13-14 November, 2015, Institute of African Studies, Mohamed

V University, Morocco, in press.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2015, Water Empire: Map of the Ethiopian Dams, In: Egyptian Visions, Al

Ahram Center for Social and Historical Studies, pp. 20-23.

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Ahmed M. Al-Sabagh, Abbas M. Sharaky, Mahmoud R. Noor El-din and Khaled M. Hussein,

2015, Destabilization of gas condensate-water emulsions and separation by dissolved air

flotation using new non-ionic surfactants, Tenside Surfactants Detergents, 52(1): 88-98.

http://www.hanser-elibrary.com/doi/abs/10.3139/113.110352

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Sharaky, A.M., 2014, Geology of the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and its effect on the dam

safety, Conference of the “Nile Water Issue” March 15, 2014, Geography Department, Faculty

of Arts, Cairo University, pp. 150-170.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2014, Geological and Environmental Hazards of the Ethiopian Renaissance

Dam, Third International Conference: Sustainable Development in the Nile Basin, Cairo

University, pp. 1-20.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2014, Water Resources in Africa, Egyptian Journal of the Nile Basin Studies,

Cairo

University,

V.2.

No.

pp.

1-31.

Wahab, M.A., Ageeb, G.W., Kotb, M.M., Gaber, E.I.E., Sharaky, A.M. and Essa, E.F., 2014,

Sensitivity to Desertification at Sidi Barrani Area, the North-Western Coast of Egypt, Middle

East Journal of Applied Sciences, V. 4, No. 3., pp. 733-739.

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Sileet, T.M., El Shamy and Sharaky, A.M., 2014, Downstream Impact of Blue

Development, Nile Water Science & Engineering Journal, Vol. 7, Issue 1, pp. 16-33.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2013, Geology of the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and its impact on

Egypt and Sudan, Egyptian Journal of the Nile Basin Studies, Cairo University, 1(1): 1-19.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2013, Hydrogeology of the Congo River and the possibility of its connection

with the Nile River, Egyptian Journal of the Nile Basin Studies, Cairo University, 1(2): 1-17.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2013, Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: Considerations of development and

politics, Egyptian Journal of the Nile Basin Studies, Cairo University, pp. 1-22.

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Gharieb, A.M.; Sharaky, A.M., Abdel Maksoud, Kh.M. 2013. Detection of gold bearing rocks

using aster data at Gabel Gharib, northeastern Desert, Egypt. Journal of Tethys, Vol. 1, No. 1,

pp.

59-74.

El Tokhy, M., Shaalan, H.F., Sharaky, A.M., Abd El-Monem, N.A. and Al Bazedi, G.A., 2013,

Performance Analysis of Upgrading of Secondary related Wastewater by Nanofiltration, World

Applied Sciences Journal, V. 25, No. 3, pp. 384-390.

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Sileet, T.M., El Shamy, M., Abdel Aty, M. and Sharaky, A.M., 2013, The Development of the

Baro-Akobo-Sobat sub basin and its Impact on Downstream Nile Basin Countries, Nile Water

Science & Engineering Journal, Vol. 6, Issue 2, pp. 38-53.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2013, Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: considerations of development and

politics, Egyptian Journal of the Nile Basin Studies, Cairo University, pp. 1-22.

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Sharaky, A.M., Mansour, M.M. and EL Heshe, D.M.H., 2012, Geology and geochemistry of

Atud gold deposits, Eastern Desert, Egypt, International Conference “Eastern Nile Basin:

Development Challenges and Future of the Egyptian Cooperation", Cairo University, May 28-

29, 2012, in press.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2012, Geology of the Ethiopian Renaissance Dam area, International

Conference “Eastern Nile Basin: Development Challenges and Future of the Egyptian

Cooperation", Cairo University, May 28-29, 2012, in press.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2012, The modern Ethiopian water projects and their impact on the future of

the Egyptian- Sudanese relations with Ethiopia, Second International Conference “Sudan-

African Relations”, Sudanese Political Science Association, Khartoum, Sudan, 5-7 May, 2012,

V. 2, pp. 1-20.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2011, Challenges of achieving water security in the Arab World Case Study:

Nile River Basin, The International Forum "Strategy of the Arab World Water Security" 18 - 21

December, 2011, Naif Arab University for Security Sciences, in press.

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Abuel Enein, M. and Sharaky, A.M., eds., 2011, "The Revolution of January 25th, 2011 and the

future of Egypt's relations with the Nile Basin States" 30 - 31 May, 2011, Cairo University.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2011, Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (Millennium) and its impact on Egypt and

Sudan, The International Conference "The Revolution of January 25th, 2011 and the future of

Egypt's relations with the Nile Basin States" 30 - 31 May, 2011, Cairo University, pp. 341-350.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2011, Mineral Resources and Exploration in Africa, The International

Conference "The Revolution of January 25th, 2011 and the future of Egypt's relations with the

Nile Basin States" 30 - 31 May, 2011, Cairo University, pp. 1-20.

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Abuel Enein, M., Morad, H. and Sharaky, A.M., eds., 2010, The Egyptian-Sudanese Relations

in the Light of Present Circumstances” 12-13 December 2010, Cairo University, 377 p.

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Abuel Enein, M., and Sharaky, eds., 2010, Prospects for cooperation and integration among the

Nile Basin States, Volume I, Cairo University.

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Abuel Enein, M., and Sharaky, A.M., eds., 2010, Prospects for cooperation and integration

among the Nile Basin States, Volume II, Cairo University.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2010, Water resources in Sudan in case of Southern Sudan secession. The

International Conference "The Egyptian-Sudanese Relations in the Light of Present

Circumstances” 12-13 December 2010, Cairo University, pp. 236-258.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2010, Water projects in Ethiopia and their effects on the future of Nile water.

The International Conference "Prospects for cooperation and integration among the Nile Basin

States: opportunities and challenges" 25-26 May 2010, Cairo University, pp. 159-191.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2009, Emerald mineralization in Africa: A case study from Marsa Alam

district, Egypt. The Second International Conference Development of Natural Resources in

Africa, 11-12 May, 2009, pp.

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Sharaky, A.M., Oweiss and Kh.A., Abdel Maksoud, K.M, 2009, Geology and geochemistry of

Al Fawakhir mining district, Central Eastern Desert, Egypt. The Second International

Conference Development of Natural Resources in Africa, 11-12 May, 2009.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2008, Impact of energy resources on the recent global food crisis, Global Food

Crisis Workshop, Dec. 14, 2008, Cairo University.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2007, Uranium and Nuclear Energy in Africa, , Annual African Strategic

Report 2006-2007, African Research Center, Cairo University, Egypt.

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Ammar, A.A., Sharaky, A.M., Elsadek, M.A., Shahin, A.N. and Elkhateeb, S.A., 2007,

Magnetic and goelectric characteristics of east Rosetta sand placer deposits, Egypt, in:

International Conference on Geo-Resources in the Middle East and North Africa, 24-29 Feb.,

2007, Cairo University,

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Sharaky, A.M., 2007, Petroleum and natural gas potential in Africa, In: Energy in Africa

Conference, 25-26 March, 2007, Cairo University,

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Shahin, A.N., Sharaky, A.M., El Kammar and Hassan, N.S., 2007, Petroleum source rock

evaluation, hydrocarbon generation, thermal maturity and burial history of the southern Gulf of

Suez Rift basin, Egypt, In: Energy in Africa Conference, 25-26 March, 2007, Cairo University.

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Sharaky, A.M., 2005; Oil, Water, Minerals, and the Crisis in Darfur, Sudan, Darfur Crisis

conference, Inst. of African Res. and Studies, Cairo University, November. 2005, pp. 41-54.

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 Sharaky, A.M., 2004, Geochemistry of trace elements including rare earth elements of fluorite

deposits from Northern Colorado Mineral Belt, Colorado, USA, The Sixth International

Conference on Geochemistry, Alexandria University, pp. 947-966.

 Sharaky, A.M., 2004, Strategic Mineral Resources in Africa 2003: In: Second African Strategic

Report, African Research Center, Cairo University, Egypt, pp. 446-464.

 Sharaky, A.M, Labib, T.M., and Philip, G., 2002, Sand dune movement and its effect on

agricultural lands in Africa: Dakhla Oasis, Egypt, Conference of Land Degradation in Egypt

and Africa (23-24 March 2002), Cairo University, pp. 269-286.

 Sharaky, A.M., 2002, Mineral resources in Africa 2001, In: The First African Strategic Report,

African Research Center, Cairo University, Egypt, pp. 576-585.

 Philip, G., Labib, T.M., and Sharaky, A.M., 1992, Sand dunes of the Dakhla depression,

Western Desert, Egypt: Geology of the Arab World Conference, Cairo University, p. 273-282.

Abstracts

 Sharaky, A.M., 2011, Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (Millennium) and its impact on Egypt and

Sudan, Solidarity Organization of Afro-Asian peoples, Cairo, June 20, 2011.

 Sharaky, A.M., 2007, Geologic processes, water quality and human health risks in East Africa,

In: Health in Africa Conference 23-24 May, 2007, Cairo University, (Abstract).

 Sharaky, A.M., 2002, Mineral resources and conflict in the African Great Lakes region: In:

Baraka, S., ed., Conference of Tutsi and Conflict in the African Great Lakes, (21-22 April

2002), Cairo University, (Abstract).

 Sharaky, A.M, Atkinson, W.W. Jr., and Snee, L.W, 2001, Temporal relationship between

porphyry and epithermal mineralizations using 40Ar/39Ar geochronology, Jamestown,

Colorado, USA, Conference of Mineralogical Society of Egypt, Cairo, Egypt. (Abstract).

 Sharaky, A.M., 2001, Mineral mapping of hydrothermal alteration and environmental hazards

assessment using airborne Visible/Infrared Imaging Spectrometer (AVIRIS) Data: Nuclear

Disposal Conference, Cairo University, Egypt (Abstract).

 Sharaky, A.M., 2001, Advances in the understanding of mineral deposits, with special

reference to Africa: Natural Resources and Conservation Conference, 18-19 March, Cairo

University, Egypt (Abstract).

 Cotton, W.B., Atkinson, W.W. Jr., and Sharaky, A.M., 1999, Geology and ore deposits of the

Maqui vein, Alhue mining district, Coast Range of Central Chile: Abstracts with Programs, The

Geological Society of America, p. A93 (Abstract).

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