Water conservation is about more than buying new gadgets, it’s about changing your habits. Obviously, if only 1% of clean on earth is drinkable and the population continues to grow, we have to reduce the consumption of clean water or find ways to reuse water. Presented by/ Dr. Jehan Mohammed Fattah
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Presenter Name: Prof. Dr. Omer QaraniOn Tuesday 17/2/2025, in Civil Engineering Department with the presence of the Head of the Civil Engineering Department and a number of academic staff, a seminar entitled (Sustainable Assessment of Overlap (Lap Splices) in Special Frame Buildings: Enhancing Structural Resilience in Line with SDG Goals) was presented by (Prof. Dr.
The process of recording and preserving cultural heritage is considered to be a multi-layered and multi-dimensional. There are many methods that draw diverse frameworks for the preservation of cultural heritage. This process globally faces many challenges and obstacles. With the advanced technology, the process of documentation and recording cultural heritage became faster and more accurate.
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Architectural heritage conservation entails the preservation and maintenance of culturally significant structures or locations to foster sustainable urban development. This strategy fosters environmental, economic, social, and cultural sustainability. Successful instances were examined alongside challenges, including financial limitations, regulatory obstacles, and the equilibrium between contemporary development and conservation. This event also included innovative ideas, policy recommendations,
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Open and green spaces represent an important land use within the urban fabric of the city. The green areas (as part of open spaces) are considered an important objective that brings urban people closer to nature and provides them with an appropriate external environment by creating balance and harmony with nature. So in this seminar
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Public access to buildings refers to the ability of the general public to enter and move around in certain buildings, including both private and public spaces. It is a key aspect of urban design, building codes, and accessibility regulations. public access to buildings ensures that spaces are available for everyone, whether for work, leisure, or
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Reducing energy consumption in house building is crucial for environmental sustainability and cost savings. This presentation on reducing home energy consumption will cover practical strategies like using energy-efficient appliances, LED lighting, and smart power strips. I’ll discuss simple habits such as unplugging devices, optimizing thermostat settings, and maximizing natural light. Additionally, I’ll highlight home improvements
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Presenter Name: Eng. Ulaş ÖnalOn Monday 13/2/2025, in Civil Engineering Department with the presence of the Head of the Civil Engineering Department and a number of academic staff and number of Engineers, a workshop intitled (Post anchorage rebar design research according to ACI code. SDG9 Industry, research, section 9.4) was presented by (Eng. Ulaş Önal)
Brief seminar paragraphs by M.Hoshang Jaafar KhdirOn 13/2/2025 How Esri’s GIS technology is crucial in tackling climate change challenges? It covers GIS applications in monitoring environmental changes, predicting climate impacts, managing resources, supporting policies, and enhancing disaster response. Real-world case studies showcase Esri’s collaboration with organizations like the UN, NASA, and governments in climate risk
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Brief seminar paragraphs by M.Hasan MohammedOn 13/2/2025Drought is a critical environmental hazard that affects water resources, agriculture, and ecosystems, leading to significant socio-economic and environmental consequences. Effective drought risk assessment and mitigation require advanced tools and methodologies to monitor and predict drought conditions accurately. Geomatics techniques, including Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing, provide
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