Nabil Al-Aamery

Nabil Al-Aamery

University of Kentucky

H-index: 7

North America-United States

About Nabil Al-Aamery

Nabil Al-Aamery, With an exceptional h-index of 7 and a recent h-index of 7 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of Kentucky, specializes in the field of Water Resources and Climate Change.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Investigating sediment transport in karst using hydrograph unmixing, sediment transport modeling and multi-source hysteresis

Sediment degradation experiments for a low gradient stream suggest the watershed’s connectivity regime exhibits control on stream biogeochemistry

Simulating hydrologic pathway contributions in fluvial and karst settings: an evaluation of conceptual, physically-based, and deep learning modeling approaches

Sediment transport investigation in a karst aquifer hypothesizes controls on internal versus external sediment origin and saturation impact on hysteresis

Variance decomposition of forecasted sediment transport in a lowland watershed using global climate model ensembles

Seasonality of recharge drives spatial and temporal nitrate removal in a karst conduit as evidenced by nitrogen isotope modeling

Numerical model development for investigating hydrologic pathways in shallow fluviokarst

Integrating connectivity theory within watershed modelling part II: Application and evaluating structural and functional connectivity

Nabil Al-Aamery Information

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Citations(all)

191

Citations(since 2020)

176

Cited By

72

hIndex(all)

7

hIndex(since 2020)

7

i10Index(all)

7

i10Index(since 2020)

6

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Nabil Al-Aamery Skills & Research Interests

Water Resources and Climate Change

Top articles of Nabil Al-Aamery

Investigating sediment transport in karst using hydrograph unmixing, sediment transport modeling and multi-source hysteresis

EGU General Assembly Conference Abstracts

2023/5

Sediment degradation experiments for a low gradient stream suggest the watershed’s connectivity regime exhibits control on stream biogeochemistry

Journal of Hydrology

2023/3/1

Simulating hydrologic pathway contributions in fluvial and karst settings: an evaluation of conceptual, physically-based, and deep learning modeling approaches

Journal of Hydrology X

2022/12/1

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Sediment transport investigation in a karst aquifer hypothesizes controls on internal versus external sediment origin and saturation impact on hysteresis

Journal of Hydrology

2022/10/1

Variance decomposition of forecasted sediment transport in a lowland watershed using global climate model ensembles

Journal of Hydrology

2021/11/1

Seasonality of recharge drives spatial and temporal nitrate removal in a karst conduit as evidenced by nitrogen isotope modeling

Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences

2021

Numerical model development for investigating hydrologic pathways in shallow fluviokarst

Journal of Hydrology

2021/2/1

Integrating connectivity theory within watershed modelling part II: Application and evaluating structural and functional connectivity

Science of the Total Environment

2020/10/20

Variance Decomposition of Forecasted Water Budget and Sediment Processes under Changing Climate in Fluvial and Fluviokarst Systems

2020

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