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Abdulkarim Ahmed  Al-Subbary

Curriculum Vitae (CV) 

Personal Information:

First name(s) / Surname(s)         Abdulkarim Ahmed  Al-Subbary    
Address 30th Street, Shamlan, opposite to University of Iman,

Sana’a, Yemen

   
Mobile: +  +967 733 636 831  / + 967 771 698 231
E-mail Address     aalsubbari@su.edu.ye  / aalsubbari@gmail.com,  
 

Nationality

 

Yemeni

 
Date of birth 26/09/1959  
Gender Male  
Occupational field    Professor of Geology ,  Sana’a University  
  Work experience        2009 – 2018                                                 Advisor to Rectors, Sana’a University

2006 – 2009                       Vice Rectors for Student Affairs, Sana’a University

2001 – 2006                                       Dean Faculty of Science, Sana’a University

1998 – 2001    Director for Science & Technology Centre, Sana’a University

1996 – 1997  Leader Youth Activities, Faculty of Science, Sana’a University

1984 – 1988          worked as Geologist with the Executive office of Earth Quick’s, Dhamar, Yemen

 

Member of the Management Board, Climate Change Project, Second

National Communication (SNC), Environment Protection Authority (EPA),

Ministry of Water & Environments, Yemen

Advisor & Member of the Steering Committee, Mathematics & Science Teacher Education

Reform in Yemen (Mastery) Project, Sana’a University, Hodeida University & Thamar

University – Yemen, Funded by Nuffic  2002 – 2008

 

Occupation                      Professor of Sedimentology & Paleoenvironment

position held                   Department of Engineering Oil & Gas, Faculty of Petroleum & Natural Resources,

                                           Sana’a  University, Yemen

 

 

 

 

 
     

Summary:

As a Professor of Sedimentology and Paleoenvironment at Sana’a University, I teach a number of specialization subjects such as sedimentary petrology, stratigraphy, sedimentation process and its products and the course of Geology of Yemen.

My research interests are in the field of sedimentology and paleoclimatology, and I am working on the sedimentary cover and stratigraphic sequence of Yemen in order to better understand the interpretation of paleoenvironmental conditions in sediment source regions and deposition sites, where sedimentary rocks are important sources and reservoirs of natural resources including fossil fuels (coal, oil and gas), as well as drinking water and mineral ores.

Also interest in studying a variety of climate archives, including stalagmites and stalactites in caves, in order to create a time series dated accurately, provide new insights into climate and environmental processes on different time scales to interpret archaeological discoveries and societal changes.

Education:                   1995   PhD  Royal Holloway, University of London, U.K.

1990   MSc    University of Sana’a, Yemen

1984   Diploma in Applied Geology, University of Sana’a, Yemen

1982    B.Sc. Bachelor of Science in Geology & Chemistry, University of Sana’a, Yemen

2009  Certificate in Management of Leaders in Higher Education (Maastricht,

Netherland)

Experience:

  • Member of the Department Council of Engineering Oil & Gas, Faculty of Petroleum & Natural Resources, Sana’a  University
  • Member of the Scientific Research committee, Graduate Studies & Scientific Researches affairs, Sana’a University, Yemen until 2018
  • Member of the Management Board, Yemen Geological Survey, Ministry of oil & Minerals, Yemen
  • Chairman of the Scientific Research committee, Yemen Geological Survey, Ministry of oil & Minerals, Yemen
  • Member of the National Technical Committee for Continental Shelf (TCCS) of Yemen
  • Member of the Management Board & Steering Committee for the National Science Museum Project (NSM) Sana’a, Yemen
  • 2007–2017 Representative of Sana’a University (contact Person) for the Erasmus Mundus External Cooperation Window for Yemen ECM Lot 7 , 8 , 9 grant & Salam 1 & 2 (European Region Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students)  European Commission
  • 2006–2010 Member of the Management Board & Steering Committee for Water and Environmental Centre (WEC), Sana’a University
  • Chairman of the Academic Press Committee Management Board Sana’a University Press House, until 2015
  • Member of Executive Office of the Arab Universities Sport Federation until 2016
  • Member of the National Yemen Universities Sport Federation
  • Member of the Yemen Geological Society (YGS)
  • Member & the Yemen Correspondent of the International Association of Sedimentologist (IAS)
  • Member of the Editorial Board, Journal of the Faculty of Science
  • Member of the Editorial Board, Sana’a University Journal of Science & Technology

 

Social skills and competences

Team work: I have worked in various types of teams 1984–1991 Worked (Volunteer) as Treasurer, Assistant General Secretary & then General Secretary of the Yemen

Amateur Athletic Federation, Ministry of Youth & Sports

1997, 1999 & 2003 Work and Assist (Volunteer), with the International Observers

for the Yemen Presidential & Parliaments Elections

 

2004 Work and Assist (Volunteer) in Organizing the Sana’a Inter-Governmental

Regional Conference on Democracy, Human Rights and the Role of the

International Criminal Court, Sana’a January 2004

 

Organisational skills and competences

1990 – 2007 Scientific Research Program collaboration with International

Institutes as Royal Holloway University of London U.K, University of Bern

Switzerland, Danish Lithospheric Centre (DLC) Copenhagen, University of Tokyo,

Japan, University of Paris 6 France, University of Cairo Egypt, etc ……

 

In 2007 I had the honor to attend the events of the General Conference, UNESCO, 34th session,  in Paris within the National Yemeni Delegations.

 

Feb. 2015, I provided short training & introductory course on dinosaurs and paleontology

for the staff at Qatar Museum of Nature and Science.

 

2016, I provided short training & introductory course on the Climate change & the Coastal areas

for the MSc students at the Water and Environmental Centre WEC, Sana’a University. .

 

May-June. 2017, I spent one month Academic Exchange program at the Faculty of Geology,       University of Warsaw, Poland & give  several lectures on the Geology of Yemen and on the  attractive geological sites in Yemen.

 

Computer skills and competences

Competent with most Microsoft Office programs and some experience with internets use

 

RESENT INTEREST

  • Clastic Sedimentary Cover of Yemen (main aquifer for water in the region)
  • Geological heritage of Yemen. Such as Dinosaur foot prints, caves, etc…
  • Try to identify and protect the best National representative geological feature or major sequence, and look for any unique or exceptional sites and of International importance. This work will lead us to establish a ‘GEOPARK’ in Yemen in near future.
  • Follow-up tocomplete theprocedures for the establishment the National Science Museum Project (NSM) Sana’a, Yemen
  • Supervision and training students and staff of the geological museum, in different geological topics as well the training in the geological field excursions and how to preserve and protect the unique and the important geological sites.
  • Geo and Eco-Tourism in the development of socio-economic of Yemen
  • Worked as team leader to study the impacts of Climate changes on the Red Sea Coast, financed by the World Bank (2001-2002)

 

 PERSONAL INTERESTS

Creating pieces of rock samples and visiting Science Museums. Try to discover any Natural Heritage Areas (NHA), Enjoy all sports particularly, football and athletes. Love to travel and experience different cultures.

 

Conferences and Workshops:

Participated in many international scientific meetings and conferences such as in UK, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, France, Poland, Brazil, south Africa, Tunisia, Morocco, Egypt, Oman.. etc.

 

Research and scientific papers:

 

  1. AI·Subbary, A. ; 2012 : Heavy mineral stratigraphy of late cretaceous-Paleogene  sandstones,

Sana’a Region, Yemen, Journal Faculty of Science, V. 24 (in press)

 

  1. AI·Subbary, A., AI·Kotbah, A., Abu-Lohom, N., and Al-Asadi, A.,  2011: Stratigraphic Sequence and Structural Evolution of the Sana’a Basin, Thamar Univ. Journal of Natural & Applied Sci.(TUJNAS), V. 5,)

 

  1. Al-Subbary, A., Al-Wosabi, M. A. and Al-Mashaikhi, S. 2003, Petrography and diagenesis of siliciclastic redbed sequence, Kuhlan Formation, Northwest Yemen.  Egyptian Jour. Geol. Vol. 47 (1), pp 329-341.
  2. Al-Subbary A, Nichols G, Bosence D, and Al-Kadasi M, 1998: Pre-rift doming, peneplanation or Subsidence in the southern Red Sea? Evidence from the Medj-zir Formation (Tawilah Group) of western Yemen. Sedimentation and Tectonics of Rift Basin: Red Sea – Gulf of Aden. Edited by B. H. Purser and D. W. J. Bosence, by Chapman & Hall. London. 119-134.

 

  1. Al-Subbary, A., Nichols, G., and Bosnce, D., 1993, “Cretaceous–Tertiary Pre-Rift Fluvial/Shallow Marine Sediments in Yemen”, Geological Society of Egypt, Cairo, Special Publication on tectonic and sedimentation of Red sea-Gulf of Aden region., no. 1, p 383-407.

 

  1. Basim Al-Qayim, Jaber Al-Sanabani and Abdulkarim Al-Subbary. 2005 Paleoenvironmental Implication Of Marine Bioturbated Horizons In The Majzir Formation, Western Yemen; The Arabian Journal For Science And Engineering, Volume 30, Number 2a
  2. Basim Al-Qayim, Khalid A. Al-Thour;, AI·Kotbah, Abdulkarim Al-Subbary and Al-Mashaikhi, S; 2001; Sedimentary Facies Analysis of A Paleozoic Glaciogenic Sequence from W-NW Yemen, Yemeni Journal of Science, V 2, No 2, 18 p.
  3. Burns, S.J., Fleitmann, D., Matter, A., Kramers, J.D., Al-Subbary, A.A., 2003, Indian Ocean climate and an absolute chronology over Dansgaard/Oeschger events 9 to 13. Science, 301, 1365-1368.
  4. Dominik Fleitmann, Stephen J. Burns, Augusto Mangini, Manfred Mudelsee, Jan Kramers, Igor Villa, Ulrich Neff, Abdulkarim A. Al-Subbary, Annett Buettner, Dorothea Hippler, Albert Matter: 2007; Holocene Itcz And Indian Monsoon Dynamics Recorded In Stalagmites From Oman And Yemen (Socotra); Quaternary Science Reviews 26 (2007) 170–188
  5. Fleitmann, D., Burns, S.J., Neff, U., Al-Subbary, A.A., Al-Aowah, M.A., Matter, A., Mangini, A., 2002, Climate change in Southern Arabia: Speleothems from Yemen and Oman as archives for monsoon rainfall over the last 330,000 years. Yemeni Journal of Science, 4, 15-23.
  6. Fleitmann, D., Matter, A., Burns, S.J., Al-Subbary, A.A., Al-Aowah, M.A., 2004, Geology and Quaternary climate history of Socotra. Fauna of Arabia, 20, 27-45
  7. Fleitmann, D., Burns, S.J., Pekala, M., Mangini, A., Al-Subbary, A.A., Al-Aowah, M., Kramers, J., Matter A., 2011, Holocene and Pleistocene pluvial periods in Yemen, Southern Arabia. Quaternary Science Reviews, 30: 783-787; doi: 10.1026/j.quascirev.2011.01.004.
  8. Peter Riisager, B. Knight, J.A. Baker, I. Ukstins Peate, M. Al-Kadasi, A. Al-Subbary, P.R. Renne, 2005. Paleo magnetism and 40Ar/39Ar Geochronology of Yemeni Oligocene volcanics: Implications for timing and duration of Afro-Arabian traps and geometry of the Oligocene paleomagnetic field. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 237, 647-672.
  9. Sakr, K., Abdel-Monem, S.M., Khalil, H., Mahmoud, S., Hamimi, Z., Al-Aydrus, A., Al Subbary, A., Al-Kottbah, A., El Ganad, A., Al-Gabary, A. And Al-Wosabi, M.A. 2005. A study of crustal deformation along the Red Sea region using geodetic and seismic data from Egypt and Yemen. Acta Geophysica Polonica, 53, 75-85.
  10. Shakun, J.D., Burns, S.J., Fleitmann, D., Kramers, J.D., Matter, A., Al-Subbary, A.A., 2007, A high-resolution, absolute-dated deglacial speleothem record of Indian Ocean climate from Socotra Island, Yemen. Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 259, 442-456.

16.    Ukstins Peate I.1; Baker J.A.; Kent A.J.R.; Al-Kadasi M.; Al-Subbary A.; Ayalew D.; Menzies M. 2003; Correlation of Indian Ocean tephra to individual Oligocene silicic eruptions from Afro-Arabian flood volcanism . Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Volume 211, Number 3, pp. 311-327(17)

  1. Ukstins Peate, I., J.A. Baker, M. Al-Kadasi, A. Al-Subbary, B. Knight, P. Riisager, M.F. Thirlwall, D.W. Peate, P.R. Renne, M.A. Menzies, 2005. Volcanic stratigrpahy of large-volume silicic pyroclastic eruptions during Oligocene Afro-Aerabian flood volcanism in Yemen. Bull Volcanology, 68, 135-156.
  2. Ian Davison; Mohamed Al-Kadasi; Salah Al-Khirbash; Abdul K. Al-Subbary; Joel Baker; Suzanne Blakey; Dan Bosence; Chris Dart; Richard Heaton; Ken Mcclay; Martin Menzies; Gary Nichols; Lewis Owen; Andrew Yelland 1994; Geological Evolution Of The Southeastern Red Sea Rift Margin, Republic Of Yemen Geological Society of America Bulletin (1994) 106 (11): 1474–1493.
  3. Geo heritage and Geo parks in Africa and the Middle-East: Challenges and Perspectives

Ezzoura Errami, Gabi Schneider, Nasser Ennih, Hasina Nirina Randrianaly,Abderrahmane Bendaoud, Abdelmajid Noubhani, Nick Norman,Mamoon Allan, Lopo Vasconcelos, Luis Costa, Mohammed Al-Wosabi, Abdulkarim Al-Subbary, Percy Mabvuto-Ngwira, Gbenga Okunlola,Salisu Lawal Halliru, Lala Andrianaivo, Sophie Siby, Béatrice Ketchemen,Marcelle Gauly, Mohsen Hassine, Fawaz Azki, Tea Juliette, Kmar Lattrache,Monica Omulo, and Peter Bobrowsky  https://www.researchgate.net/publication/270902321

 

  1. Dan Bosence, Gary Nichols; Abdul-Karim Al-Subbary; Khalid A. Al-Thour; Michael Reeder 1996; Synrift continental to marine depositional sequences, Tertiary, Gulf of Aden, Yemen, Journal of Sedimentary Research (1996) 66 (4): 766–777
  2. Geology of the Republic of Yemen./ Menzies, Martin; Al Kadasi, M; Al Khirbash, S; Al Subbary, A; Baker, J; Blakey, S; Bosence, Daniel; Davison, I; Dart, C; Owen, L; McClay, K; Nicholls, G; Yelland, A; Watchorn, F; 1994. Geology and Mineral Resources of Yemen: Geological Survey and Mineral Exploration Board, Yemen Mineral Sector Project Technical Report. ed. / D A McCombe; G L Fernette; A J Alawi. Watts, Griffis & McOuat Ltd, Toronto, Canada, M5C 1B5, 1994. p. 21-48.

 

  1. New Record of Charophytes (Characeae, Charophyta) from Socotra Island, Indian Ocean, Yemen 2020: Abdelfatta A. Zalat1 & Mohammed A. AL-Wosabi & Mostafa M. El-Sheekh & Abdel Kareem A. Al-Subbary; Thalassas: An International Journal of Marine Sciences https://doi.org/10.1007/s41208-020-00245-5, Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020