1) Ahmed, B.K. & El-Nadi, A.H. (1988).  Discovery and Evaluation of New Carbonate Deposits Suitable for Cement Industry, Derudeib Area, Red Sea hills. Submitted to:      El-Sharq Company for Cement Industry(Document 33).

2) Ahmed, B.K. & El-Nadi, A.H. (1988). Evaluation of Marble Deposits for Cement Industry, Mamman Area, Red Sea Hills. Submitted to:   El-Sheikh Mustafa El-Amin & Sons Company, Ltd. (Document 34).

3) Devised Geology courses (course unit system) for the Geology Department, Asmara University, Eritrea (1992).

4) El-Nadi, A. H. (1996). Section One: General Geology and Geomorphology of the Hamdab Dam area: Studies on Geomorphology, Biodiversity and Socioeconomics, prior to construction A Technical Study and Report fulfilled for Ford Foundation (USA), throughthe Institute for Environmental Studies, University of Khartoum (Document 35).

5) El-Nadi, A.H., (1996). Section Two: Environmental impact by the Hamdab Dam. Studies on Geomorphology, Biodiversity and Socioeconomics, prior to construction. A Technical Study and Report fulfilled for Ford Foundation USA), throughthe Institute for Environmental Studies, University of Khartoum (Document 36).

6) Devised Geology Courses for the Department of Petroleum Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Khartoum University (1999).

7) El-Nadi, A.H.,  Awad El-Karim, M. ,  Yassin, A.A.,  & Karrar, Y. (1990). Geological Mapping, Prospecting and Structural Control of Gold Mineralization in Berber Area, Northern Sudan. Submitted to Rida Mining Company.  The outcome is the opening of a new Gold Mine at Jebel Abu Guroon, NE Berber Town (Document 37).

8) Member of the committee for devising Geology courses for the Department of Geology, Omdurman Islamic University (2003).

9) Devised Remote Sensing courses for M.Sc. by courses, Hydrogeology Technology, Academy of Sciences, Ministry of Science and Technology, Khartoum (2005).

10) Devised Remote Sensing courses for Higher Diploma, Hydrogeology Technology, Academy of Sciences, Ministry of Science and Technology, Khartoum (2005).

11) Member of the committee for revising Geology courses for the Department of Geology. The International University of Africa (2005).

12) Revised the new edition of the Geological Map of the Sudan, 2005)upon request from the Director General of the Geological Research Authority of the Sudan (Document 38).

13)  Member of the committee for the promotion of the School of Applied Earth Sciences into: Faculty of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Al Neelain University.

 

FELLOWSHIPS & MEMBERSHIPS

1) Al Neelain University (Fellowship), May, 2005-present (Document 2).

2) The International University of Africa (Fellowship), December, 2003-present (Document 3).

3) Sudan Geological Society.

4) Geological Society of Africa.

5) Sudan Environment Conservation Society.

 

[20 ] OTHER AREAS OF EXPERIENCE:

* Gold Prospecting and Exploration.

* Evaluation of raw materials for cement industry.

 

 [ 21] EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES:

• Member of the Consultants Board, Council of Ministers (Industrial Sector), Sudan Republic, 2005-present.
• Critical Reviewer of the Ministry of Energy and Mining Plan for 2006 (Assignment from the Ministry of the Council of Ministers upon requestofthe Ministry, pp.6, Confidential).
• Referee of the martyr El Zubeir Mohammed Salih Youth Prize for Basic Sciences, 2005.
• Referee of the Minister of Higher Education Prize for Basic Sciences, 2006-present.
• Member of Khartoum University adhoc Committee for revising the structure and duties of the Planning Committee, 2006.
• Referee of the Industrial Research Magazine, Industrial research Institute,
• Contributions to the Press on local geological matters such as: Sudan earthquakes, Sheikh El-Tayeb village (north of Omdurman) electric accident ـــــ presumed volcanic eruption! And on gemstones.

 

PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITH THE GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH AUTHORITY, SUDAN

– Gold prospecting in the Red Sea Hills (1971-1976).

–  Director of the Gold Prospecting and Exploration Project in the Red Sea Hills (1974-1976).

– The outcome of the above- mentioned activities is the writing by the applicant of Three Reports  deposited with the Geological Research Authority of Sudan, GRAS, Khartoum that have led  to the opening of a new Gold Mine in Gebeit El maadin area , north-east Sudan by the British Company, MINEX in 1979.The Reports – classified as strictly Confidential – were entitled:

1. Geology of Gebeit Mine Area.

2. Evaluation of Placer Gold Deposits in Gebeit Mine Area.

3)  Discovery of a new gold-bearing quartz vein, northeast of Gebeit Mine.

(For authentification please refer to the Geological Research Authority of Sudan, GRAS, Khartoum).