Ben Gurion University of the Negev - Israel
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SUMMARY
Alebachew Shumye Moges is a dedicated PhD student in Hydrology and Water Quality at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel. With over a decade of academic and professional experience, he has demonstrated expertise in water resources, environmental sustainability, and hydrological modeling. He has held leadership and teaching roles, including Department Head and Lecturer at Debre Berhan University, Ethiopia. His work integrates hydrometeorological data, geospatial analysis, and advanced modeling tools to address water resource challenges. Alebachew is actively involved in publishing scholarly articles, mentoring students, and contributing to interdisciplinary projects focused on water conservation and environmental rehabilitation.
EDUCATION
Alebachew holds a Ph.D. in Hydrology and Water Quality from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (ongoing), an M.Sc. in Water Resource and Irrigation Engineering from Arba Minch University, and a B.Sc. in Water Resources and Irrigation Management from Debre Berhan University. His academic journey is rooted in hydrological sciences and resource management, preparing him for complex research and development initiatives. Through rigorous academic training and applied field research, he has built a robust foundation in environmental modeling, irrigation systems, and watershed analysis, contributing to sustainable water management in Ethiopia and beyond.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
With progressive roles from Assistant Lecturer to Department Head at Debre Berhan University, Alebachew has built a multifaceted career. As a Lecturer, he conducted independent hydrology research, mentored students, and secured research funding. His tenure as Department Head involved strategic planning, faculty supervision, and departmental operations. He is currently a Ph.D. student at Ben-Gurion University, focusing on hydrological modeling and flood analysis. His experience spans academia, project management, and technical research, often collaborating with international experts. Alebachew’s professional contributions reflect strong leadership in education and a deep commitment to solving real-world water resource challenges.
RESEARCH INTEREST
Alebachew’s research centers on hydrology, soil and water conservation, flood modeling, and irrigation performance. He is particularly focused on rainfall-runoff simulation, infiltration processes, geospatial assessment of soil degradation, and statistical analysis of hydrological data. His interest lies in improving the understanding and management of water systems in vulnerable environments. By integrating traditional hydrological approaches with modern tools such as remote sensing and machine learning, he aims to develop sustainable solutions to water scarcity, soil erosion, and watershed degradation—issues that are critical to both rural development and environmental conservation.
AWARD AND HONOR
Alebachew’s academic advancements and leadership positions reflect a highly respected profile in his field. Being accepted into a prestigious Ph.D. program at Ben-Gurion University with active involvement in impactful research projects is a testament to his scholarly merit. His co-authorship in high-impact journals and collaboration with international experts further validate his recognition. Moreover, leading a university department and contributing to national development projects in Ethiopia highlights the trust placed in his expertise and professional capabilities.
RESEARCH SKILL
Alebachew is proficient in physical-based hydrological modeling, Python programming, GIS and remote sensing, and machine learning applications. He effectively uses these tools for flood regulation studies, irrigation efficiency evaluation, and watershed degradation mapping. His analytical abilities extend to data collection and management, spatial modeling, and scientific reporting. He has applied these skills in collaborative research, policy assessment, and environmental rehabilitation projects. His technical aptitude complements his academic rigor, enabling him to deliver insights that influence water management practices and regional development strategies.
PUBLICATIONS
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Title: Evaluation of canal water conveyance and on-farm water application for a small-scale irrigation scheme in Ethiopia
Author(s): A. Shumye, P. Singh
Journal: International Journal of Water Resources and Environmental Engineering
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Title: Identification of suitable rainwater harvesting sites using geospatial techniques with AHP in Chacha Watershed, Jemma Sub-Basin Upper Blue Nile, Ethiopia
Author(s): A.Y. Gebremedhn, Y.S. Getahun, A.S. Moges, F. Tesfay
Journal: Air, Soil and Water Research
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Title: Assessment of irrigation performance trends using selected comparative indicators over consecutive periods: a case study of the Koga Irrigation Scheme in the Amhara region
Author(s): D. Tegegne, M.T. Damtie, A. Shumye
Journal: Irrigation and Drainage
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Title: Geospatial based soil loss rate and land degradation assessment in Debre Berhan Regio-Politan city, Upper Blue Nile Basin, Central Ethiopia
Author(s): Y.S. Getahun, F. Tesfay, A.B. Kassegne, A.S. Moges
Journal: Geomatics, Natural Hazards and Risk
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Title: Evaluate the effectiveness of soil and water conservation interventions in the upper Awash Basin, Ethiopia
Author(s): A.S. Moges, S.A. Wondimagegn, Y.S. Getahun
Journal: World Water Policy
CONCLUSION
Alebachew Shumye Moges is a rising researcher in the field of water resource management and hydrology. With extensive academic, teaching, and research experience, he contributes meaningful solutions to environmental challenges. His cross-disciplinary skills in modeling, GIS, and policy evaluation position him as a valuable asset to global sustainability initiatives. Alebachew continues to build an impactful academic profile through international research collaborations, high-quality publications, and student mentorship. His ongoing doctoral research promises further contributions to the science of water quality and conservation, making him a key figure in hydrological research and development.