About

Dr. Mir Jafar Sadegh Safari, is Associate Professor in Department of Civil Engineering in Yaşar University, Izmir, Turkey. He received his BSc. in 2004 and MSc. in 2011 from Urmia University, Iran. Dr. Safari received his PhD in Hydraulics and Water Resources program - Faculty of Civil Engineering in Istanbul Technical University in 2016. During his PhD studies, he collaborated in several research projects supported by TÜBİTAK and İTÜ as research scholar. After PhD graduation, he received post-doctoral research fellowship award from Iran’s National Elites Foundation with financial support of Center for International Science and Technology Corporation (CISTC) of Vice Presidency for Science and Technology, in 2016 for 18 months in University of Tabriz. During his post-doctoral fellowship, he conducted a research project as coordinator and collaborated as lecture and post-graduate students thesis advisor in Urmia University, Urmia University of Technology and, Urmia University of Science and Technology. Dr. Safari had joined Department of Civil Engineering in Yaşar University in January 2019. His research area is Hydraulics of Sediment Transport in Open Channel flow focusing on Drainage and Sewer channel design. He is interested in alternative water resources topics such as, drought, rainfall-runoff modeling and sustainable water resources management. Dr. Safari is head of Hydraulic Laboratory of Department of Civil Engineering in Yaşar University, conducting research projects to investigate flow turbulence in sediment transport in open channel flow.

Career Type:

Scientist/Researcher/Academic

Organization Type:

Universities and Academia

Expertise Fields/Interests:

Hydraulics, Hydrology, Sediment Transport, Urban Drainage

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