Roles

Nour al-Din Shallouf: He is a faculty member and works in the Department of Geography and Geographic Information Systems at the College of Arts, Tripoli. Mr. Nour al-Din Shallouf works at the University of Tripoli as an assistant professor and has many publications and scientific contributions in his field of specialization. Through his work in the department and college, he teaches in the department at both undergraduate and graduate levels and systematically supervises graduation projects and master’s students’ research. He also works on many committees and scientific tasks at the university and college levels, as well as the department, including the tasks of the department’s Quality Programs Committee and the committee for raising the University of Tripoli’s classification.

He held the duties of Head of the Quality and Performance Evaluation Department at the college

He holds the position of Dean of the College of Arts during the year 2023

Careers

Working as a guide for the Libyan Survey Authority within the project to update topographic maps.

Participation in some research projects outside the university.

He worked on many external committees and geographical projects

He held the duties of Head of the Quality and Performance Evaluation Department at the college

He holds the position of Dean of the College of Arts during the year 2023

Research Interests

Interest in studying geographic phenomena using geographic information technology and remote sensing. Maps are among my interests because of their important role for the geographer.

Modern geographic information systems techniques.

Maps and geographic information systems

GIS applications in planning, urbanism and remote sensing

External Activities

Interest in studying geographic phenomena using geographic information technology and remote sensing. Maps are among my interests because of their important role for the geographer.

Modern geographic information systems techniques.

Maps and geographic information systems

GIS applications in planning, urbanism and remote sensing