Dr. Ali Mohammed Abdulrahman Taha AL-Salihi

Assistant Professor
Al-Mustansiriya University, Iraq

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Atmospheric Science from Al-Mustansiriya University, Iraq

My URL
https://livedna.org/964.732

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Area of Interest:

Computer Sciences
Artificial Neural Network
Wireless Network
Remote Sensing
Fuzzy Logic

Selected Publications

  1. Al-Lami, A.M., A.M. Al-Salihi and Y.K. Al-Timimi, 2017. Parameterization of the downward long wave radiation under clear sky condition in Baghdad, Iraq. Asian J. Applied Sci., 6: 16-28.

  2. Alsalihi, A.M. and S.H. Abdulatif, 2016. Analysis global and ultraviolet radiation in Baghdad city, Iraq. J. Natural Sci. Res., 6: 117-124.

  3. Al-Zuhairi, M.F., K.J. Al-Jumaily and A.M. Al-Salihi, 2016. Characteristics of precipitation systems over Iraq observed by TRMM radar. Am. J. Eng. Res., 5: 76-81.
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  4. Al-Zuhairi, M.F., K.J. Al-Jumaily and A.M. Al-Salihi, 2016. Analysis of TRMM precipitation radar measurements over Iraq. Int. J. Scient. Res. Publ., 6: 1-9.
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  5. Al-Salihi, A.M. and T.H. Mohammed, 2015. The impact of dust storms on some meteorological elements over Baghdad, Iraq: Study cases. J. Applied Phys., 7: 1-7.

  6. Al-Salihi, A.M. and T.H. Mohammed, 2015. The effect of some dust storms on meteorological elements over Baghdad, Iraq: Case studies. J. Applied Phys., .

  7. Al-Salihi, A.M., 2014. Creation typical meteorological year for Baghdad province, Iraq. Iranica J. Energy Environ., 5: 78-86.

  8. Al-Salihi, A.M. and Z.M. Hassan, 2014. Total ozone column trends over five Iraqi selected Provinces using TOMS data. IOSR J. Applied Phys., 6: 46-57.

  9. Al-Salihi, A.M. and H. Al-Jumaily, 2014. Forecasting total ozone column over Iraq using artificial intelligence approach: A case study for Baghdad province. J. Applied Geol. Geophys., 2: 08-15.
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  10. Al-Naimi, R.H., A.M. Al-Salihi and D.I. Bakr, 2014. Neural network based global solar radiation estimation using limited meteorological data for Baghdad, Iraq. Int. J. Energy Environ., 5: 79-84.
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  11. Al-Salihi, A.M., A.M. Al-Lami and A.J. Mohammed, 2013. Prediction of monthly rainfall for selected meteorological stations in Iraq using back propagation algorithms. J. Environ. Sci. Technol., 6: 16-28.
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  12. AL-Salihi, A.M., 2011. Analysis of total ozone column variability using TOMS data over Baghdad, Iraq. Int. J. Energy Environ., 2: 231-236.

  13. Al-Salihi, A.M., M.M. Kadum and A.J. Mohammed, 2010. Estimation of global solar radiation on horizontal surfaces using routine meteorological measurements for different cities in Iraq. Asian J. Sci. Res., 3: 240-248.
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  14. Al-Jumaily, K.J., A.M. Al-Salihi and O.T. Al-Taai, 2010. Evaluation of meteosat-8 measurements using daily global solar radiation for two stations in Iraq. Int. J. Energy Environ., 1: 635-642.
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  15. Al-Salihi, A.M., K.J. Al-Jumaily and M.Y. Al-Ameer, 2008. Estimating monthly mean temperature using 4th order polynomial degree correlation formula in Iraq. Al-Mustansiriyah J. Sci., 19: 72-80.

  16. Al-Salihi, A.M., 2008. Total ozone column variation over baghdad and selected cities in neighbour countries. Al-Mustansiriyah J. Sci., 20: 118-130.

  17. Al-Salihi, A.M., 2008. A comparison study between the NCAR and CIESIN model calculations of UV erythmal dose and UV index. J. Coll. Educ. Al-Mustanasiriyah Univ., 3: 73-116.
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