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FULL NAME

ALI TAHA YASSIN

 

TITLE

Chief Geologist

 

POSITION

 

 

 

 

DEGREES

 

​M.Sc:  Mineralogy and Petrology /College of Science/ Baghdad University/2009

B.Sc:  Geology /College of Science/ Baghdad University/1995

 

 

 

SPECIALIZATION

Mineralogy and Petrology

 

 

CAREER

I have several field and office works concerning with mineral exploration in Iraq such as following: 2001: Exploration of Sand bearing potash feldspar for ceramic industry. 2002: Exploration of Banded Bauxite in Awaj Valley- Western Desert of Iraq. 2003: Exploration of iron rich sediments eastern Rutba city –Western Desert of Iraq. 2005-2006: Trace the continuity of coal rich horiz.

 

 

PUBLISHED RESEARCHES

•  Salman Z K, Awadh S M and Yassin A T(2106): Ore Petrography and Cosmogeochemistry of Ellicott Meteorite Mineralogy and Spectrochemistry, Scholars' Press, Geology, 72p. 

 

•  Salman Z K, Yassin A T, Awadh S M, and Jassim R Z (2014): Mineralogy texture and chemistry of the Ellicott meteorite using scanning electron microscope and energy disperse spectroscopy (SEM/EDS). Arabian Journal of Geosciences, Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 10.1007/s12517-014-1572-y. 

 

 

•  Yassin, AT and Mahmoud, MM (2013):Petrographical and Diagenesis Characterestics of Benavi Ironstone in Kurdistan Region- Northern Iraq. (Ali Taha Yassin, Mudhafar M. Mahmoud). Journal Zankoy Sulaimani, Sulaimani University, Vol.15, No.3. 

 

• Yassin, AT and Mahmoud, MM (2013):Petrographical and Diagenesis Characterestics of Benavi Ironstone in Kurdistan Region- Northern Iraq.   (Ali Taha Yassin, Mudhafar M. Mahmoud). Journal Zankoy Sulaimani, Sulaimani University, Vol.15, No.3. 

 

•  Yassin, AT and Mahmoud, MM (2012): Mineralogy of iron-rich sediments of Benavi Area in Kurdistan Region – Northern Iraq. In: Broekmans, MATM (editor): Proceedings of the 10^th International Congress for Applied Mineralogy (ICAM), Trondheim, Norway, Springer Berlin Heidelberg: 781-788.