Virtualization of Ottoman Palestine using Historical GIS (HGIS) and Machine Learning This project developed and applied Historical GIS (HGIS) and GeoAI methodologies to reconstruct urban landscapes in late Ottoman Palestine from the nineteenth to the early twentieth centuries. By integrating historical maps, photographs, drawings, and textual sources within a geospatial framework, the research reconstructed...

Using Twitter for near real-time alerts and damage analysis of natural hazards This project investigated the use Twitter as a source of near real-time information during natural hazard events. By integrating geospatial analysis with social media analytics, the research examined how user-generated content could support rapid damage assessment and situational awareness following floods, wildfires, and...

Reconstruction & Evaluation of Desert Routes in the Negev (Israel) using Historical GIS This project developed and applied Historical GIS (HGIS) methodologies to reconstruct, analyze, and evaluate long-distance transportation networks in the Negev Desert from antiquity to the twentieth century. By integrating historical maps, archaeological evidence, and GIS-based spatial analysis, the research...

Spatial and temporal analysis of Dead Sea Transform historical earthquakes This project investigated the long-term seismic history of the Dead Sea Transform (DST) by integrating historical documentary sources, archaeoseismological evidence, and paleoseismic records within a GIS-based analytical framework. The research addressed the limited temporal coverage of instrumental seismic observations by...