Mohamed Rami Mahmoud
Research Output

Publications

Twenty-five research articles in journals including Scientific Reports (Nature), ASCE, Elsevier, Taylor & Francis, and Wiley, together with around forty technical and scientific reports. Citation metrics and full records are available on the profiles below.

Peer-Reviewed

Journal Articles

  1. A Convergent Satellite and Machine Learning Framework for Discharge Estimation in Ungauged Wetland Basins Under review
    Mahmoud, M.R., Garcia, L.A., Wagdy, A., and Elkordy, M. — submitted to Applied Water Science, Springer.
  2. Environmental coherence framework for multi-sensor remote sensing: water hyacinth assessment in Lake Tana
    Mahmoud, M.R., Garcia, L.A., Abd Elhamid, A., and Aboelkhear, M. (2026). Scientific Reports, Nature, Vol. 16, 13885.
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  3. Potential benefits of climate change on navigation in the Northern Sea Route by 2050
    Mahmoud, M.R., Roushdi, M., and Aboelkhear, M. (2024). Scientific Reports, Nature, Vol. 14(1).
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  4. Potential impact of failure of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam on downstream countries
    Mahmoud, M.R., Fahmy, H., and Garcia, L.A. (2022). Journal of Flood Risk Management, Wiley, Vol. 15(2), pp. 1–16.
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  5. Mapping water bodies in tropical regions under mixed inundation: application to Rosieres Reservoir
    El-Kordy, M.A., Mahmoud, M.R., and Ahmad, W. (2016). Al Azhar University Engineering Journal, Vol. 20, pp. 10–37.
  6. Using MODIS spectral indices for monitoring shallow inland water bodies
    El-Kordy, M.A., Mahmoud, M.R., and Ahmad, W. (2016). Al Azhar University Engineering Journal, Vol. 20, pp. 30–57.
  7. High dimension dynamic programming model for water resources expansion projects
    Mahmoud, M.R. (2006). Engineering Optimization, Taylor & Francis, Vol. 38(3), pp. 371–389.
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  8. Modeling artificial neural networks for forecasting monthly Nile River natural flow
    Mahmoud, M.R., and Ali, H.M. (2004). Journal of Engineering & Applied Science, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University, Vol. 51(6), pp. 1119–1134.
  9. Improved model for selecting water resources projects using objective space dynamic programming and mixed integer programming
    Mahmoud, M.R. (2004). Water Science, National Water Research Center, Cairo, Issue 35, pp. 21–32.
  10. Forecasting the yearly Nile River natural flow using gradient descending neural networks
    Mahmoud, M.R., and Ali, H.M. (2003). Water Science, National Water Research Center, Cairo, Issue 33, pp. 21–32.
  11. Multicriteria siting and sizing of desalination facilities with geographic information system
    Mahmoud, M.R., Fahmy, H., and Labadie, J.W. (2002). Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management, ASCE, Vol. 128(2), pp. 113–120.
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  12. Expert system model for generating water policies in Egypt
    Mahmoud, M.R. (2000). Water Science, National Water Research Center, Cairo, Issue 28, pp. 3–11.
  13. Comparison of different multi-criteria evaluation methods for the Red Bluff Diversion Dam
    Mahmoud, M.R., and Garcia, L.A. (2000). Environmental Modelling & Software, Elsevier, Vol. 15(5), pp. 471–478.
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  14. Integrated mathematical models for evaluating desalination technology
    Mahmoud, M.R. (1999). Water Science, National Water Research Center, Cairo, Issue 25, pp. 21–32.
  15. Evaluation and planning simulation model for water management of Northwest Egypt
    Mahmoud, M.R., and Amer, K.M. (1998). Journal of Engineering & Applied Science, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University, Vol. 45(4), pp. 467–480.
  16. Cultivation of the Qattara Depression by the use of desalinated water
    Ali, H.M., and Mahmoud, M.R. (1998). Water Science, National Water Research Center, Cairo, Issue 18, pp. 34–39.
Proceedings

Conference Papers

  1. Using satellite imagery for irrigation scheduling
    Mahmoud, M.R., and Fredericks, J.W. (2007). 58th ICID International Executive Council Meeting & USCID Fourth International Conference on Irrigation and Drainage, Sacramento, California, USA.
  2. Simulation of the High Aswan Dam using ResSim
    Mahmoud, M.R. (2005). International Conference of the UNESCO Flanders FIT Friend/Nile Project: Towards a Better Cooperation, Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt.
  3. Low cost information technology for integrated water management districts
    Mahmoud, M.R., and Fredericks, J.W. (2005). 19th International Congress on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID), Beijing, China.
  4. Assessment of desalinating brackish groundwater in Sinai using GIS and linear programming
    Mahmoud, M.R., and Ali, H.M. (2004). Second Regional Conference on Arab Water: Action Plans for Integrated Development, NWRC, Cairo, Egypt.
  5. Optimal conjunctive use of surface water and groundwater in Egypt governorates
    Ali, H.M., and Mahmoud, M.R. (2004). Second Regional Conference on Arab Water, NWRC, Cairo, Egypt.
  6. Management of Egypt crop pattern according to reservoir water volume
    Ali, H.M., and Mahmoud, M.R. (2004). Second Regional Conference on Arab Water, NWRC, Cairo, Egypt.
  7. Determining optimal allocation and crop pattern in Egypt by the use of linear programming
    Ali, H.M., and Mahmoud, M.R. (1999). Seventh Nile 2002 International Conference on Comprehensive Water Resources Development of the Nile Basin, Cairo, Egypt.
  8. Developing a neural network model for predicting the Nile River inflow
    Mahmoud, M.R., and Ali, H.M. (1998). USCID International Conference on Shared Rivers, U.S. Committee on Irrigation & Drainage and the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Park City, Utah, USA, pp. 253–266.
  9. Developing water indices for distributing increased Nile water yield among the Nile Basin countries
    Ali, H.M., and Mahmoud, M.R. (1998). USCID International Conference on Shared Rivers, Park City, Utah, USA, pp. 177–187.
  10. Multi-criteria decision support system implementation and application
    Mahmoud, M.R., and Garcia, L.A. (1995). First International Conference on Multiple Objective Decision Support Systems for Land, Water, and Environmental Management, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.
Applied Research

Selected Technical Reports

A selection from around forty technical and scientific reports prepared for Egyptian ministries and international agencies.