Dr. Seifu Kebede Gurmessa
Full name | Seifu Kebede Gurmessa |
Education attended |
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Academic rank | Associate Professor (2012) |
service at AAU since |
Working for AAU since 1996 |
Administrative positions held | Present: Head School of Earth Sciences |
Awards/recognitions/memberships of international bodies/journals- editorial roles/initiatives etc | Professional membership and leadership
Professional awards/Prizes
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Address | Campus: Arat Kilo campus (Science campus)Building name: Yohannes (Geology Old Building)
Floor number: Ground floor Office room no: 101 Office tel.: 0111220377 Mobile:+251911421168 University email ID: Alternative email ID:seifukebede@yahoo.com |
Research interests | Groundwater Hydrology, Water resources management, Water-food-energy nexus, Isotope hydrology, Climate adaptation, Rural hydrogeology, Geochemistry |
Publications in reputable journals | Dr Seifu Kebede has published more than 25 peer review papers and one book. Below are some relevant papers:Seifu Kebede, 2012: Groundwater in Ethiopia: Features, numbers and opportunities, 283pp, Springer Hydrogeology Series, ISBN 978-3-642-30390-6, Berlin
Lorrain Coulter, Zemede Abebe, Seifu Kebede, Belay Zeleke, Eva Ludi., 2010. Water-bound Geographies of Seasonality: Investigating Seasonality, Water, and Wealth in Ethiopia through the Household Water Economy Approach in (S. Devereux, R. Sabates-Wheeler and R. Longhurst eds) Seasonality, Rural Livelihoods and Development, ISBN 9781849713252 Seifu Kebede, Yves Travi (2011). The origin of d18O and d2H signal of Meteoric waters in Ethiopia. Quaternary international; 257:4-12. Seifu Kebede, Girum Admasu, Yves Travi (2011). Estimating ungauged cachment flows from Lake Tana flood plains. Environmental and Health studies, 47: 73-86. ; Seifu Kebede, Yves Travi and Susanne Stadler (2010). Groundwaters of the Central Ethiopian Rift: Diagnostic trends in trace elements, δ18O, and major elements, Environmental Earth Sciences, 61: 1641-1655. Seifu Kebede, Abebe Ketema, Zenaw Tesema (2010). Features of groundwaters in basins shared between Ethiopia and Kenya and the implications for international legislation on transboundary aquifers. Hydrogeology Journal, DOI 10.1007/s10040-010-0629-6; Anja Bretzler, Karsten Osenbrück, Susanne Stadler, Janina Klausd, Seifu Kebede, Richard Gloaguen, (2011 ). Groundwater origin and dynamics in the Main Ethiopian Rift investigated using a multi-isotope approach, Journal of Hydrology doi:10.1016/j.jhydrol.2011.03.022; Seifu Kebede; Yves Travi ; Asfawossen Asrat; Tamiru Alemayehu, Tenalem Ayenew and Zenaw Tessema (2009). Groundwater origin and flow along selected mountain-valley transects in Ethiopian rift volcanic aquifers. Hydrogeology Journal DOI 10.1007/s10040-007-0210-0; Abiye TA, and Kebede S, 2011. The role of geodiversity on the groundwater resource potential in the upper Blue Nile River Basin, Ethiopia. Environmental Geology DOI10.1007/s12665-011-09467; Seifu Kebede, Yves Travi, and K Rozanski (2009) The δ18O and δ2H enrichment of Ethiopian Lakes, Journal of Hydrology, 365: 173-182.; Kebede S., Y. Travi, Alemayehu, V. Marc 2006 Impact of rainfall variation and water resources development on lake Tana level and its Blue Nile flow. Journal of Hydrology, 316; 233-247; Ayenew , T., Kebede S., and Alemayehu T. (2008) Environmental isotopes and hydrochemical study applied to surface water and groundwater interaction in the Awash River basin. Hydrological Processes Journal DOI 10.1002/hyp.67 Kebede S., Travi, Y; Alemayehu, T., Ayenew, T., 2006. Groundwater recharge, circulation and geochemical evolution in the source region of the Blue Nile River, Ethiopia. Applied Geochemistry, 20: 1658-1676.; Tamiru A , Tenalem A and Seifu K. (2006) Hydrochemical and lake level changes in the Ethiopian Rift. Journal of Hydrology 316:290-300; Kebede S., Lamb H.F., Leng M., Telford R., and Umer M. (2002). Lake groundwater relation, oxygen isotope balance and oxygen isotope modeling of the Bishoftu crater lakes. Advances in Global Change Research, 12: 261-276. |