Dr. Nabil Asadalla is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in veterinary technology and environmental sciences. With a B.Sc. in Veterinary Technology from Mount Ida College and both an M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Environmental Sciences and Natural Resources from Arabian Gulf University, he has developed a strong foundation for his career. He has held various roles in governmental and research institutions, contributing significantly to the fields of animal health, wildlife research, and environmental conservation. Dr. Asadalla’s expertise lies in assessing ecosystems, studying alien species, and evaluating animal behavior for wildlife management and restoration programs.
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Dr. Asadalla’s academic journey is marked by notable achievements and contributions to his field. He has received prestigious awards such as the Academic Achievement Award and has consistently appeared on the Dean’s Honorary List throughout his undergraduate and graduate studies. His research publications have gained recognition, as evidenced by citations and collaborations with esteemed researchers in the field of environmental science and ecology.
- Citations: 50 from 48 documents.
- Documents: 3 attributed to his name.
- h-index: 2.
Education
Dr. Asadalla’s educational journey spans both veterinary technology and environmental sciences. He obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in Veterinary Technology from Mount Ida College in 1993. Later, he pursued advanced studies at Arabian Gulf University, earning both his M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Environmental Sciences and Natural Resources in 2014 and 2019, respectively.
Research Focus
Dr. Asadalla’s research interests revolve around ecosystem assessment, biodiversity conservation, and the study of alien species’ impacts on ecosystems. His work includes developing models for species distribution using MaxEnt software, evaluating habitat suitability for wildlife, and identifying ecological indicators for ecosystem monitoring and restoration.
Professional Journey
Throughout his career, Dr. Asadalla has held key positions in various governmental and research institutions. He started as a Veterinary Technologist at the Animal Health Department of the Public Authority for Agriculture Affairs and Fish Resources (PAAF). Over the years, he transitioned into roles such as Wildlife Researcher at the Environmental Public Authority and Associate Research Scientist at the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research, where he currently serves.
Honors & Awards
Dr. Asadalla’s dedication to academic excellence has been recognized through several prestigious awards and honors. These include the Academic Achievement Award during his undergraduate studies and Dean’s Awards and Honorary Lists during his graduate studies at Arabian Gulf University.
Publications Noted & Contributions
Dr. Asadalla’s research contributions are evident through his numerous publications in reputable journals. His work covers a wide range of topics, including ecosystem sustainability, vegetation restoration, species distribution modeling, and wildlife monitoring. His collaborations with other researchers have led to impactful studies in the field of environmental conservation.
A comparative study of remote sensing classification methods for monitoring and assessing desert vegetation using a UAV-based multispectral sensor
- Authors: ZM Al-Ali, MM Abdullah, NB Asadalla, M Gholoum
- Journal: Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
- Volume and Issue: 192 (6)
- Pages: 389
- Year: 2020
- Citations: 56
Vegetation restoration targeting approach to identify the optimum environmental conditions for the restoration of native desert plants using remote sensing and MaxEnt modeling
- Authors: N Asadalla, MM Abdullah, ZM Al‐Ali, MT Abdullah
- Journal: Restoration Ecology
- Volume and Issue: 29 (6)
- Pages: e13425
- Year: 2021
- Citations: 11
Assembly of optimum habitats for Asian Houbara Bustard (Chlamydotis macqueenii) in the Arabian Peninsula: The vegetation aspects
- Authors: NB Asadalla, MS Abido, A Abahussain, M Shobrak
- Journal: International Journal of Biodiversity
- Year: 2015
- Citations: 4
Integrated Ecosystem Sustainability Approach: Toward a Holistic System of Thinking of Managing Arid Ecosystems
- Authors: MM Abdullah, AT Assi, NB Asadalla
- Journal: Open Journal of Ecology
- Volume and Issue: 9 (11)
- Pages: 493
- Year: 2019
- Citations: 3
Overlooked Colotis phisadia (Godart, 1819)(Lepidoptera: Pieridae)–a new record for the butterfly fauna of Kuwait with remarks on host plant
- Authors: MAJ Marafi, N Asadalla
- Journal: Entomologist’s Monthly Magazine
- Volume and Issue: 159 (1)
- Pages: 66-72
- Year: 2023
- Citations: 1
The Use of Annual Plants as Ecological Indicators to Identify Locations with High Levels of Green Water in Arid Ecosystems Using Remote Sensing and Maxent Modeling
- Authors: MM Abdullah, N Asadalla, Y Gharabi, M Mohan, S Al Naabi, S Srinivasan, …
- Available at SSRN 4286772
- Citations: 1
- Predictive modeling of green water availability: The role of annual plants as an ecological indicator in dryland ecosystems
- Authors: M Abdullah, N Asadalla, Y Gharabi, M Mohan, S Al Naabi, Z Al Ali, …
- Journal: Journal of Arid Environments
- Volume and Issue: 223
- Pages: 105179
- Year: 2024
Research Timeline
Dr. Asadalla’s research journey has been characterized by a progression of studies and projects that reflect his evolving interests and expertise. From his early work on wildlife research and habitat assessment to his current focus on species distribution modeling and ecosystem restoration, each phase of his career has contributed to the advancement of environmental science and conservation.
Collaborations and Projects
Dr. Asadalla has been actively involved in collaborative research projects both nationally and internationally. His participation in initiatives such as the Kuwaiti pavilion at the Expo international exhibition and research projects with organizations like the IUCN demonstrates his commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration and the promotion of environmental awareness and conservation efforts.