Doctorate at University of Tehran, Iran
Dr. Aliakbar Shamsipour is an accomplished climatologist and geographer, currently serving as an Associate Professor at the University of Tehran. With extensive expertise in urban climatology, climate hazards, and numerical modeling, he has made significant contributions to research in these areas. His work spans various national and international projects, reflecting his dedication to advancing knowledge in climatology and environmental sciences.
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Dr. Shamsipour’s research impact is reflected in his author metrics, including citation counts, h-index, and publication records. His publications have garnered attention within the scientific community, indicating the relevance and significance of his work in the field of climatology.
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This indicates the total number of times Aliakbar Shamsipour’s works have been cited in other scholarly documents. In this case, the author has received 345 citations across 281 documents, suggesting the impact and influence of their research within their field.
Documents: This represents the number of documents authored by Aliakbar Shamsipour. In this case, the author has authored 33 documents, which may include research papers, articles, conference proceedings, or other scholarly works.
h-index: The h-index is a metric that attempts to measure both the productivity and citation impact of an author’s publications. An h-index of 12 means that the author has published at least 12 papers that have each received at least 12 citations. It provides a quantitative measure of the author’s research impact and productivity.
Education:
Dr. Shamsipour holds a Ph.D. in Climatology from the University of Tehran, where he conducted research on analyzing drought events using NOAA-AVHRR data. He also pursued a sabbatical leave at Humboldt University of Berlin, Germany, further enriching his academic experience.
Research Focus:
Dr. Shamsipour’s research primarily focuses on urban climatology, climate hazards, and numerical modeling. He is particularly interested in micro-scale numerical modeling, GIS applications for spatial analysis, and remote sensing in climatology. His work also includes air pollution dispersion modeling and statistical downscaling techniques.
Professional Journey:
Throughout his career, Dr. Shamsipour has held various positions of responsibility, including Head of Physical Geography Department at the University of Tehran and Director of Climate Change Intelligent at the Ministry of Science. He has collaborated on numerous national and regional projects related to natural resources studies, urban planning, and environmental sustainability.
Honors & Awards:
Dr. Shamsipour’s contributions to the field have been recognized with several honors and awards, including being ranked first in the Ph.D. entrance exam at the University of Tehran. He has also received substantial funding for his research projects from national and international institutions.
Publications Top Noted & Contributions:
Dr. Shamsipour has made significant contributions to numerous research journals and publications in climatology and geography. His work has advanced understanding in areas such as urban climatology, climate hazards, and remote sensing applications. He has also actively participated in conferences and scientific committees, further disseminating his research findings.
Title: “Synoptic and remote sensing analysis of dust events in southwestern Iran”
- Authors: A Ghasem, AA Shamsipour, M Miri, T Safarrad
- Journal: Natural Hazards
- Year: 2012
- Summary: This article likely discusses the analysis of dust events in southwestern Iran using synoptic and remote sensing techniques, exploring their causes and impacts.
Title: “Weighting Criteria and Prioritizing of Heat stress indices in surface mining using a Delphi Technique and Fuzzy AHP-TOPSIS Method”
- Authors: M Asghari, P Nassiri, MR Monazzam, F Golbabaei, H Arabalibeik, …
- Journal: Journal of Environmental Health Science and Engineering
- Year: 2017
- Summary: This article focuses on the prioritization of heat stress indices in surface mining operations, likely aiming to develop strategies for managing heat stress risks among workers.
Title: “Outdoor occupational environments and heat stress in Iran”
- Authors: H Heidari, F Golbabaei, A Shamsipour, A Rahimi Forushani, A Gaeini
- Journal: Journal of Environmental Health Science and Engineering
- Year: 2015
- Summary: This article likely investigates the prevalence and impacts of heat stress in outdoor occupational environments in Iran, emphasizing the importance of addressing heat stress for worker health and safety.
Title: “Evaluation of heat stress among farmers using Environmental and biological monitoring: a study in the north of Iran”
- Authors: H Heidari, F Golbabaei, A Shamsipour, AR Forushani, A Gaeini
- Journal: International Journal of Occupational Hygiene
- Year: Not provided
- Summary: This article appears to assess heat stress among farmers in the northern region of Iran, possibly employing both environmental and biological monitoring techniques to evaluate heat exposure levels and their health implications.
Research Timeline:
Dr. Shamsipour’s research journey has been characterized by continuous growth and innovation. From his early education and academic pursuits to his current role as an Associate Professor, he has consistently pursued excellence in climatology research. His timeline showcases a diverse range of projects, collaborations, and achievements, highlighting his commitment to advancing knowledge and addressing critical environmental challenges.
