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Muthanna AL-Shammari

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19
Citations
139
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6
H-Index (Scopus)
5

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Top Cited Articles

1

Integrated Water Harvesting and Aquifer Recharge Evaluation Methodology Based on Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System: Case Study in Iraq: AL-Shammari et al.

Natural Resources Research 30 (3), 2119-2143, 20212021
51 cited
2

Revolutionizing Water Quality Monitoring with Artificial Intelligence: A Systematic Review

Journal of Studies in Science and Engineering 5 (1), 358-385, 20252025
29 cited
3

Sustaining Iraq’s hidden resource: a review of the strategies for effective groundwater management

Water Conserv Manag 9 (1), 120-131, 20252025
13 cited
4

Practical evaluation of scour at Bridge piers along river banks: A case study of the Tigris river in baghdad, Iraq

J. Adv. Res. Fluid Mech. Therm. Sci 127 (1), 122-139, 20252025
8 cited
5

The determination of ground water balance (GW) using modeling flow, a case study west of Karbala Province

Iraqi Journal of Science, 3492-3504, 20242024
7 cited
6

Geochemical modeling of groundwater in the Dammam formation south of Razzaza lake, middle of Iraq

The Iraqi Geological Journal, 49-64, 20172017
6 cited
7

Groundwater quality evolution in Tar AL-Sayyed area, South Razaza Lake, Central Iraq

M. Sc. Thesis Department of Geology, college of Science, University of …, 20142014
6 cited
8

Delineation of suitable sites for water harvesting and artificial groundwater recharge in Down Stream of Ubaydh Watershed, West of Karbala, Iraq

University of Baghdad, 20192019
5 cited
9

Forecasting evaporation trends amid climate change for sustainable water management in semi-arid regions

Water 17 (7), 1039, 20252025
4 cited
10

Water balance assessment of unconfined aquifer (Karbala-Iraq)

2019 4th Scientific International Conference Najaf (SICN), 166-171, 20192019
4 cited