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El-Thair Hassan Mohamed Salih. الثائر حسن محمد صالح
Personal data:
Name: El-Thair Hassan Mohamed Salih. الثائر حسن محمد صالح
Date and place of birth: 08/01/1959, Wad Medani, Sudan.
Address: P. O. Box 321/1, Department of Fisheries, CNRES, Khartoum, Sudan.
E-mail: thairhms@hotmail.com, thairhms@gmail.com, thairshm@yahoo.co.uk
Marital status: married with a child.
Specialty: Fisheries biology and management.
Languages: Arabic: good speaking and writing (Mother tongue)
Nubian: Excellent speaking (Mother tongue)
English: very good speaking and writing
Norwegian: Little.
French: Little.
Computer literacy:
General application programmes:
1. Microsoft Word.
2. Word perfect.
3. Microsoft Excel.
4. MS DOS.
5. Windows.
6. Power point.
7. Front Page.
8. Access.
Statistical and mathematical modeling software:
1. Statistica.
2. Mathcad.
Specialized fisheries software:
1. NAN-SYS. Database package for trawl data.
2. FiSAT: Analytical software for fish stock assessment.
3. PASGEAR: Database package for artisnal fisheries.
Academic Qualification:
1. M.Phil. in Fisheries Biology and Management 1994.
Department of Fisheries and Marine Biology,
Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Science,
University of Bergen, Norway.
2. Diploma in Fisheries Biology and Management 1993.
Department of Fisheries and Marine Biology,
University of Bergen, Norway.
3. B.Sc. (Hon.) Class II Division I in Natural Resources, Fisheries 1986.
Department of Fisheries, College of Natural Resources and Environmental Studies, University of Juba.
Professional Experience:
1. 1987-1988 Aquaculturist, Refugees Farm,
Commission of Refugees, Khashm el Girba.
2. 1988-1989 Assistant Fisheries Inspector,
Fisheries Administration, Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Resources.
3. 1989-1992 Teaching Assistant, Department of Fisheries, University of Juba.
4. 1992-1994 Study leave, Norway. I have received, as part of my training in Norway, practical training in fish stock assessment using trawl survey and hydroacoustic survey using SIMARD EK 500 echosounder. The training was conducted onboard the R/V the Håkon Mosby and the R/V Hans Bratstrom in the Norwegian Sea, with scientists from the Marine Research Institute and the Department of Fisheries and Marine Biology of the University of Bergen.
5. 1995 to 2004 Lecturer, Department of Fisheries, University of Juba.
6. 2004 to date Assistant Professor, Department of Fisheries, University of Juba.
Teaching and Academic assignments:
1989-1992, 1995-2000 Fish Biology I (Morphology and Anatomy) and Fish Biology II (Systematics and Zoogeography).
1995 to date Fish Population Dynamics.
1995 to date Fishing gears.
1996 Marine Fisheries.
1997-2000 Introduction to Computer Science, Second Year, CNRES.
1997-2000 Computer application, Fifth Year, Department of Geology and Mining, CNRES.
1997 to date Computer application, Fifth Year, Department of Forestry, CNRES.
1999-2001 Statistical application programme- Biostatistics and Experimental Design course, Animal Research Centre, Kuku, Khartoum.
2006 Fish Population Dynamics, 5th Year, School of Fisheries, Faculty of Agricultural Technology and Fisheries, Universirty of El Nileen, Khartoum Sudan.
2006 Fisheries Management, 5th Year, School of Fisheries, Faculty of Agricultural Technology and Fisheries, Universirty of El Nileen, Khartoum Sudan.
1995 to date supervision of several fifth year graduation dissertations.
I have been actively engaged in the planning and execution of fieldwork excursions intended to train fisheries students of the fourth and fifth year as follows:
1991 Team leader, fieldwork excursion to the White Nile.
1995 Team member, fieldwork excursion to the Blue Nile, Damazin.
1996 Team leader, fieldwork excursion to the Red Sea. Swakin, Port Sudan.
1998 Team leader, fieldwork excursion to the White Nile. Kosti, El-Jeblein
1999 Team leader, fieldwork excursion to the Red Sea. Swakin, Port Sudan, Dongonab.
2000 Team leader, fieldwork excursion to the White Nile. El-Jeblein
2001 Team leader, fieldwork excursion to the Red Sea, Swakin, Port Sudan.
2002 Team leader, fieldwork excursion to the Blue Nile. Damazin.
1991 Acting Registrar, CNRES.
1995-1997 Member of the seminar committee, CNRES.
1997 Examination Officer, Department of Fisheries, CNRES.
1997-2001 Member of the Examination Committee, CNRES.
1997 Acting Head of Fisheries Department, CNRES.
1997 to date Head of the Computer Unit, CNRES.
1998-2002 Head of the Fisheries Department, CNRES.
1998-2002 Member of the Senate, University of Juba.
2003 to date Member of the Committee for the Procurement of Laboratory Equipment, CNRES.
Miscellaneous duties:
1997 Member, Secretariat of the Conference on the Biological Control of Desert Locust.
1997 to date Founding member and Editorial Secretary of the Journal of Natural Resources and Environmental Science (JONARES), University of Juba.
1998-2002 Co-opted member of the Advisory Committee, Fisheries Research Centre, Ministry of Science and Technology.
2001 Secretariat Member of the Workshop on Agroforestry Curriculum Development and co-editor of the proceedings.
2002 Member of the Committee for Revising Mathematics Syllabus in CNRES.
2004 -2006 Member of the Ministerial Advisory Board of Fisheries in the Ministry of Agriculture and Animal resources and Irrigation of Khartoum state.
Local conferences and workshops:
o 1996- Workshop on constraints of aquaculture in Sudan, organized by the State Ministry of agriculture, Khartoum, Sudan.
o 1997- Workshop on the revision of the draft fisheries laws of the Sudan, organized by the federal Ministry of Animal Resources, Khartoum.
o 2001- Workshop on participatory Agroforestry curriculum Development, organized by the Department of Forestry, CNRES, University of Juba in collaboration with the ANAFE, Khartoum, Sudan.
o Abu Gideiri, Y. B., Mishrigi, S. Y.Salih et al., Ali, M. T., Salih, E. H. M., Omer, O. M. (2005). Constraints of Fisheries Development in Sudan. In Arabic a paper presented in the consultative meeting of the Ministry of Agriculture Khartoum state
o October 2006 Workshop on The Development of Fisheries Sector in Lake Nubia, organized by the Sudanese Standards and Metrology Organization, Wadi Halfa, Sudan.
o November 2006 Workshop on Standard Specifications of Fishing Gears, organized by the Sudanese Standards and Metrology Organization in collaboration with the Upper Nile University, Malakal, Sudan.
Research:
The following paper was published in the proceedings of an International symposium on Resevoirs and River Basin Development in Oslo:
q Salih, E and Kolding (1995). Fishing, flushing and fish behaviour. A case study from the seasonal Khashm el Girba Reservoir in Sudan. In Santbergen and Van Westen(eds)Reservoir and river basin development., Balkema, Rotterdam ISBN 90 51410 5563.
I partcipated in a consultancy financed by the Wildlife Research Centre and co-authored the following report:
q Khalid, A. M., Salih, E. H. M. and Haggar, S. A. (2001). Preliminary Survey of the Dinder National Park Fish Fauna, Diversity and tentative ichthyomass. A report compiled within the auspices of the Global Environmental Facilities (GEF) project in the Dinder National Park, Khartoum.
q Participated in the Environmental Impact Assessment of Merowe Dam Project as Assistant Team Leader of the fish survey team and produced the following Document:
Khalid, A. M., Salih, E. H. M. and Obeida, M. M. (2006) Water Ecology of River Nile: Fish Fauna and Fisheries. Environmental Consultancy Services, Merowe Dam Development Project
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