Tiba Jassam Kaison Al-Imari | Waste Management | Best Researcher Award

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Dr. Tiba Jassam Kaison Al-Imari | Waste Management | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer at University of Babylon | Iraq

Dr. Tiba Jassam Kaison Al-Imari is an environmental scientist specializing in small lake ecosystems, aquatic ecology, and phytoremediation. With a background rooted in Environmental Engineering from the University of Babylon (Iraq) and the University of Technology (Iraq), and currently pursuing a Doctoral degree in Environmental Science at the University of Pannonia (Hungary), his academic and research journey reflects a deep commitment to environmental protection, water quality, and ecosystem sustainability. His work integrates chemical, biological, and morphological perspectives to understand and mitigate the impacts of pollution and climate change on freshwater systems. He has served as a Lecturer at the University of Babylon, contributing to environmental education and research capacity building. His publications demonstrate a strong focus on water and soil remediation and lake ecology, including studies such as Phytoremediation of Cr and Pb from Soil Irrigated by Wastewater in Engineering and Technology Journal; Phytoremediation of chromium contaminated soils by using Catharanthus roseus in Mesopotamia Environmental Journal; Removing chromium and lead metals using phytoremediation technique in MATEC Web of Conferences; Lake morphology as an important constraint for benthic diatoms in temperate, humic forest ponds in Ecological Indicators; Anticipated impacts of climate change on the structure and function of phytobenthos in freshwater lakes in Environmental Research; and Review of phenotypic response of diatoms to salinization with biotechnological relevance in Hydrobiologia. He has presented his research at numerous scientific gatherings, including the Symposium for European Freshwater Science, the Hungarian Hydrological Society, and the Czech Society for Ecology. Awarded the Hungaricum Scholarship, and multiple recognitions for outstanding paper reviews, Tiba Jassam Kaison Al-Imari continues to advance the understanding of freshwater ecology through innovative approaches combining environmental chemistry, limnology, and sustainable engineering.

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Featured Publications:

Lengyel, E., Stenger-Kovács, C., Boros, G., Al-Imari, T. J. K., Novák, Z., & Bernát, G. (2023). Anticipated impacts of climate change on the structure and function of phytobenthos in freshwater lakes. Environmental Research, 238, 117283.

Stenger-Kovács, C., Béres, V. B., Buczkó, K., Al-Imari, J. T., Lázár, D., Padisák, J., & Lengyel, E. (2023). Review of phenotypic response of diatoms to salinization with biotechnological relevance. Hydrobiologia, 850(20), 4665–4688.

Al-Imari, T. J. K., Lengyel, E., Korponai, J., Padisák, J., & Stenger-Kovács, C. (2023). Lake morphology as an important constraint for benthic diatoms in temperate, humic forest ponds. Ecological Indicators, 155, 110939.

Al-Anbari, R., Al-Obaidy, A. H. M. J., & Al-Imari, T. J. (2016). Phytoremediation of Cr and Pb from soil irrigated by wastewater. Engineering and Technology Journal, 34(13A), 2380–2386.

Al-Anbari, R., Al-Obaidy, A. H., Al-Khafaji, M., & Al-Imari, T. (2018). Removing chromium and lead metals using phytoremediation technique. MATEC Web of Conferences, 162, 05004.

Xiaogang Feng | environmental sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Xiaogang Feng | environmental sciences | Best Researcher Award 

Associate Professor, Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, China.

Dr. Xiaogang Feng (English name: Mark) is an Associate Professor at the College of Architecture, Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, China. Born on March 24, 1979, in Xi’an, he is married to Yanli Guan (Anne), and they have a daughter, Wenyan Feng (Dora), born on August 27, 2011. Dr. Feng specializes in urban environmental studies, particularly focusing on the evolution and regulation of the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect during urbanization processes. He also conducts research on environmental remote sensing and the digital preservation of traditional villages. His academic journey includes a Ph.D. in Cartography and Geographic Information Systems from Shaanxi Normal University in 2011, a Master’s degree from Fuzhou University in 2006, and a Bachelor’s degree from Northeastern University in 2003.

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🎓 Education

Dr. Feng’s academic foundation is rooted in Cartography and Geographic Information Systems (GIS). He earned his Ph.D. from Shaanxi Normal University in 2011, where his research focused on the Urban Heat Island effect and its mitigation strategies. Prior to that, he completed his Master’s degree at Fuzhou University in 2006, specializing in Virtual Geographic Environments. His undergraduate studies were at Northeastern University, where he majored in Surveying and Mapping Engineering. These educational experiences have equipped Dr. Feng with a comprehensive understanding of spatial analysis, environmental monitoring, and the application of GIS technologies in urban planning and heritage conservation.

🏢 Professional Experience

Dr. Feng has a diverse academic and professional background. Since 2017, he has served as an Associate Professor and Director of the Institute of Building Survey and Mapping at the College of Architecture, Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology. His teaching portfolio includes courses on Engineering Surveying, 3S Applications, and Geographic Information Systems for both undergraduate and graduate students. Between 2006 and 2016, Dr. Feng held various positions, including Teaching Assistant and Senior Lecturer, at the same institution. His professional experience reflects a commitment to integrating theoretical knowledge with practical applications in the fields of architecture, urban planning, and environmental science.

🔬 Research Interests

Dr. Feng’s research interests lie at the intersection of urban environmental science and heritage conservation. He investigates the Urban Heat Island effect, analyzing its spatial morphology and the coupling trends between urban development and land surface temperature. His work also delves into the digital preservation of traditional villages, employing technologies like digital twins and remote sensing to document and protect cultural heritage. Additionally, Dr. Feng explores the thermal environment of residential green spaces, aiming to enhance human thermal comfort through spatial design. His interdisciplinary approach combines environmental science, technology, and cultural studies to address contemporary urban challenges.

🏆 Awards

Dr. Feng’s contributions to academia have been recognized through various awards. He has been honored with the Outstanding Youth Science and Technology Award by the Shaanxi Provincial Government. In 2023, he received the Excellent Teaching Award from Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, acknowledging his dedication to quality education. His research excellence has also been acknowledged with the Best Paper Award at the International Conference on Urban Environmental Studies in 2022. These accolades reflect Dr. Feng’s commitment to advancing knowledge and practice in his fields of expertise.

📚 Top Noted Publications

Dr. Feng has an extensive publication record, contributing to both international and Chinese journals. Notable works include:

1. Study on the Spatial Morphology of Ando Tibetan Traditional Villages in China: A Case of Traditional Villages in Huangnan Prefecture

  • Authors: Feng, X., Hu, M., Somenahalli, S., Zhang, W., Liu, K., Li, M., Zhou, Z., Li, F.

  • Journal: Sustainability, 17(4), 1353 (2025)

  • DOI: 10.3390/su17041353

  • Summary: This study examines the spatial morphology of traditional Tibetan villages in Huangnan Prefecture, China. Utilizing fractal theory, spatial syntax theory, GIS, and geomorphological statistical analysis, the research analyzes both external morphology and internal structure of these villages, constructing a quantitative system of spatial morphology for traditional villages. researchgate.net

2. Analysis of the Coupling Trend Between the Urban Agglomeration Development and Land Surface Heat Island Effect: A Case Study of Guanzhong Plain Urban Agglomeration, China

  • Authors: Feng, X., Li, F., Somenahalli, S., Zhao, Y., Li, M., Zhou, Z., Li, F.

  • Journal: Sustainability, 17(12), 5239 (2025)

  • DOI: 10.3390/su17125239

  • Summary: This research investigates the coupling relationship between urban development and the land surface heat island (UHI) effect in the Guanzhong Plain urban agglomeration. The study utilizes remote sensing data and spatial analysis to understand the spatial distribution and temporal evolution of UHI intensity in relation to urban expansion.

3. Reshaping the New Quality Productivity of Traditional Village: Theoretical Framework, Implementation Path, and Promotion Strategy

  • Authors: Feng, X., Zhao, Y., et al.

  • Journal: Urban Development Studies, 32(2), 20-26 (2025)

  • Summary: This paper proposes a theoretical framework for enhancing the new quality productivity of traditional villages. It discusses implementation paths and promotion strategies aimed at revitalizing traditional villages through sustainable development practices and integration of modern technologies.

4. An Intelligent Construction Model and Application of Traditional Villages Based on Integrated Space-Ground Collaboration

  • Authors: Feng, X., Luo, J., et al.

  • Journal: Journal of Xi’an University of Architecture & Technology (Natural Science Edition), 57(2), 254-262 (2025)

  • Summary: This study presents an intelligent construction model for traditional villages that integrates spatial and ground collaboration. The model aims to preserve cultural heritage while promoting sustainable development through the application of advanced technologies in construction and planning.

5. Research on the Construction Process and Optimization Part of Rural Space from the Perspective of Identity

  • Authors: Feng, X., Wang, Y., Qiu, M.

  • Journal: Contemporary Architecture, 11, 40-45 (2024)

  • Summary: This paper explores the construction process and optimization of rural spaces from the perspective of identity. It emphasizes the importance of cultural identity in rural development and proposes strategies for integrating local traditions into modern architectural practices.

Conclusion

Dr. Xiaogang Feng is a strong candidate for the Best Researcher Award, especially in areas related to environmental remote sensing, urban thermal environments, and the digital conservation of cultural heritage. His consistent scholarly output, interdisciplinary research focus, and leadership in academic institutions demonstrate both productivity and impact.

fei li | environmental sciences | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. fei li | environmental sciences | Best Researcher Award 

Scholar, at Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, China.

Li Fei, a master’s student in urban planning at the School of Architecture of Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, focuses on the protection of traditional villages and the study of urban thermal environment. She has systematically studied cutting-edge courses such as urban and rural planning theory, spatial planning and sustainable development, GIS and smart city technology, and has a solid professional theoretical foundation. During her graduate studies, she actively participated in the National Natural Science Foundation of China project and accumulated solid data analysis and project practice capabilities. She is good at using spatial analysis tools such as ArcGIS, CityEngine, and Python, and has outstanding performance in the digital protection of village cultural heritage. In addition, she published her research results in the international journal “Sustainability”, showing excellent scientific research potential. She loves interdisciplinary collaboration, has won graduate academic scholarships and competition honors, and is committed to promoting urban and rural heritage protection and smart development with digital technology.

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🎓Education

Li Fei is currently studying for a master’s degree in urban planning at Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology (September 2023 to present)🏫. During her master’s degree, she systematically studied core courses such as cutting-edge theories of urban and rural planning, sustainable spatial development, GIS analysis, and smart city construction📚. She pays special attention to the digital protection of traditional villages and the integration of human geography information, and applies what she has learned to practical projects. She has mastered a variety of professional technical tools including ArcGIS, CityEngine, BIM and Python, and has strong data modeling and spatial analysis capabilities🧠. During her time at school, Li Fei received a graduate student scholarship for the 2023-2024 academic year, which fully demonstrated her academic excellence and professionalism🌟. She continues to explore the integration of urban and rural planning and digital technology in and out of class, striving to transform theory into an effective path to solve practical problems🛠️.

💼Experience

Li Fei participated in a number of practical projects related to digital heritage protection during her graduate studies. She was responsible for data research and traditional village museum construction in the National Natural Science Foundation project. She is proficient in point cloud data, three-dimensional laser scanning and BIM technology, and independently completed the digital twin modeling and data archiving of historical buildings. From December 2023 to May 2024, she participated in the development of the “Huangnan Ancient Village Digital Protection Platform”, responsible for integrating human geography information, establishing a village cultural heritage database, and realizing virtual display and building information query functions. In addition, she also wrote the “Technical Guidelines for Digital Protection of Traditional Villages in Huangnan” to provide a technical basis for subsequent repair and protection projects. Li Fei demonstrated outstanding technical execution and interdisciplinary coordination capabilities in the project, and is a practitioner of the combination of urban and rural planning and digital technology.

🔬Research Interest

Li Fei’s research interests focus on the cross-application of traditional village protection, urban thermal environment and digital technology🌡️. She focuses on how to achieve systematic protection and digital reproduction of historical and cultural heritage through advanced technologies such as spatial analysis, three-dimensional modeling and BIM📊. She is particularly focused on combining human geography with modern technological means to establish an operational cultural heritage database and digital display platform to support protective planning and smart management🛰️. In addition, Li Fei has a strong interest in how smart city technology can promote sustainable urban and rural development, and hopes to explore the application of big data and AI in urban heat island effect mitigation and ecological restoration in future research🌳. She is committed to transforming scientific and technological achievements into effective tools for serving public welfare from micro-architecture to macro-spatial levels🤝.

🏆Awards

During her master’s degree, Li Fei received the 2023-2024 graduate student scholarship from Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology, which fully affirmed her course learning, scientific research ability and comprehensive quality. In addition, she has won awards in national urban and rural planning academic competitions, demonstrating interdisciplinary integration thinking and innovation. The “Huangnan Ancient Village Digital Protection Platform” she participated in was highly praised both inside and outside the school and was selected as an excellent demonstration case. Li Fei also represented the school in the International Young Planners Forum, where she presented her research results and received praise from experts. These honors are not only a reflection of her scientific research ability, but also a strong proof of her teamwork, project execution and academic exchange capabilities.

📚Top Noted Publications

Li Fei published a paper titled **”Digital Conservation of Traditional Villages Based on BIM and Point Cloud Data: A Case Study of Huangnan Ancient Villages”📄 in the international journal Sustainability . The paper was published in 2024** and has been cited by many academic articles, showing a high academic influence🔍.

📌 Li, F. (2024). Digital Conservation of Traditional Villages Based on BIM and Point Cloud Data: A Case Study of Huangnan Ancient Villages. Sustainability, MDPI. – Cited by 6 articles 📈。

This study takes the Huangnan ancient village as an example, combines point cloud scanning and BIM modeling, builds a village cultural heritage database, and proposes a systematic digital protection path. The article proposes a set of scalable technical processes, which provides a theoretical basis and practical paradigm for the digital protection of traditional villages in my country.

Conclusion

In summary

Her research direction has significant social value and innovation potential, especially in the digital practice of urban and rural sustainable development and cultural heritage protection Fully qualified to apply for the “Best Researcher Award”.