Part 1: Bio-Data - Galal Abdalla Ali - PhD, ConsultEng (SEC) Professor and Consultant Engineer (Highway, Pavement, Traffic and Airport Engineering)

School of Civil Eng, College of Engineering Sudan University of Science & Technology P. O. Box 12281, Khartoum 11111, Sudan Office: +249 15 488 7550 Cell Phone: +249 9 12345507 Fax: +249 183 463614

E-mail: Private ga03ali@yahoo.com University: galalabdalla@sustech.edu

Fields of Expertise & Specialization: Transportation & Highway Engineering; Pavement Materials, Design & Maintenance Management (Highways and Airports); Traffic Engineering: Analysis, Design, Operation and Road Safety Management; Applied Probability & Statistics for Engineers: Fundamentals and Advanced

Qualifications: BSc (First Class Honors) - Civil Engineering, University of Khartoum, Sudan MSc –Transportation, Traffic & Geotechnical Engineering, Northwestern University, USA PhD - Pavement Materials, Analysis and Design; Traffic Engineering; Applied Engineering

Probability and Statistics, Purdue University, USA; CGPA 5.58/6.0 (93 %)

Additional Training and Practice: Course on Transportation Projects Planning – World Bank, Khartoum, Sudan Pavement Design Course - Beirut, Lebanon Research Study at University of Birmingham, UK: Application to Road Management

Systems of Highway Design & Maintenance (HDM-III) Model, May-Sept 1989 Seminar/Workshop: Applications of the Highway Development and Management (HDM-4)

Model, The World Bank, Washington, DC, USA, January 1999 One-month study-visit/workshop, University of Maryland, International Team on

“Superior Pavement Performance-Superpave” development and 2002-Pavement Design Guide, 1999

Awards, Research, Publications and Technical Reports: Last March (2013) won the prestigious C V Raman 2012 Fellowship for African Researchers

to be spent at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT-Kanpur) with approved research topic “Road Safety Management: Global Comparative Analysis and Prediction of Traffic

Accidents and Casualties” Besides teaching and research, perused extensive applied and sponsored research studies at

various universities: Khartoum, King Saud, Birmingham, UAE, Sultan Qaboos and Sudan 1

Spent Sabbatical year as Research Fellow at University of Birmingham (UK) on Road Maintenance Management Systems, and at UAE University as visiting Professor to develop & teach pavement design courses as well as the associated testing facilities and laboratories

Holds the Distinguished Leadership Award from the American Biographical Institute and was selected Man of the Year (1998) by the American Institute International Board of Research.

Has biographical profile included in MARQUIS Who’s Who® in Science and Engineering. Gained over 30 years of professional, teaching and research experience in civil, highway and

traffic engineering; pavement materials, design and maintenance management systems. Published over 55 papers in international reputable journals and refereed conference

proceedings, in addition to more than 50 technical and sponsored research reports. Nominated to the Minister of Interior for membership of the Sudan National Road Safety

Council

Scientific and Professional Affiliations: 1. Transportation Research Board (TRB), and TRB Committees / papers reviewer: A2B01

(Pavement Management Systems), AFD60 (Flexible Pavement Design), A2D04 (Bituminous Paving Mixtures), A3B05 (Operation & Safety) & A5002 (Low Vol Roads)

2. Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE), USA.3. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), USA. 4. Expert on Consultant Roster, the World Bank.5. Fellow, Sudan Engineering Society (SES)6. Registered Consultant Engineer, Sudan Engineering Council (SEC)

Positions and Experience: As a University Professor planned, designed and taught courses and design projects in

transportation, highway & traffic engineering and pavement materials & design at the various universities with which he was associated.

Professor at Sudan University of Science and Technology:: member of University Senate, University Promotion Committee, University Scientific Council, University Journals Committee, University Committee to establish Deanship for Scientific Research, member of College Board, College Research Board, College Committees for Accreditation, College Directory Development (Arabic & English), Chair of College Research Unit

Secondment to King Saud University 1978 – 1984; Visiting Professor at UAE University 1989-1990; Associate Professor at Sultan Qaboos University 1990 – 2001

Developed and taught applied engineering probability and statistics for BSc and MSc Programs.

Conducted original and applied research; coordinated graduate study and research programs. As a Technical Assistance Expert on Transport Infrastructure Development Projects, recently

completed a 3-year assignment financed by BADEA (International Economic Development and Financial Institution) to the Ministry of Transport and Public Works (MTPW) in Malawi. As Advisor/Consultant, duties included technical and professional advice on Roads and

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Airport Projects: from TOR development to execution & maintenance, and training of Engineers.

Organized, designed and offered refreshing training courses on Pavement Design & Road Maintenance Management Systems and Traffic & Safety Management to transportation consultants and practicing engineers.

Presented 2 technical refereed papers at the 29th South Africa Transport Conference co-sponsored by TRB, 16-19 Aug, 2010. Selected member in the Steering / Scientific Committees for the 30th SATC (July 2011)

Professional Expertise and Consultancy: As a member of the Experts Group to advise a Higher Ministerial Committee, coordinated,

planned and developed cooperative Sudan-Egypt infrastructure Projects, including Air, Road, Railway, Sea and River Transport Sub-sectors.

Member of Establishing Committee for Gulf Highway Engineering Society (GHES) in Oman while at Sultan Qaboos University (SQU)

Invited to the 3rd International Gulf Road Conference organized by the GHES and SQU (a USA-accredited Institution); had a joint paper on “Design Guide Performance Tests and Models for Hot Asphalt Mixes”; chaired a technical session, March 2006.

Chaired steering, scientific and publication committees of the Road Engineering Conference organized by Sudan Engineering Society and National Roads & Bridges Authority in 2002.

With several scientific and professional affiliations, participated in over 50 international, regional and national conferences and seminars, chairing sessions and presenting papers including several World Bank workshops.

Published over 110 scientific papers and technical reports in refereed Journals and International Conf Proceedings; Sponsored Research Reports; Technical and Professional Reports; Seminars and Workshop / Lecture presentations.

CV Part 2: Detailed Professional CV

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Galal A. Ali, PhD – Professor and Consultant EngineerHighway, Pavement, Traffic and Airport EngineeringCivil Engineering Department, College of EngineeringSudan University of Science & TechnologyP.O. Box 12281, Khartoum 11111, SudanOffice: +249 15 488-7550 Cell: + 249 912345507 Fax: +249 183 463614E-mail: ga03ali@yahoo.com galalabdalla@sustech.edu

Qualifications and Education PhD, Road Materials & Design; Traffic Engineering & Management;

Applied Probability & Statistics for Engineers - Purdue Univ., USA (CGPA=5.58/6)

MSc, Transportation & Highway Engineering; Geotechnical Engineering, Northwestern University, USA

BSc, Civil Engineering (First Class Honors), University of Khartoum, SudanAdditional Training and Specialized Education / Practice

One-month Study/Workshop on Superpave Mix Design and Mechanistic-Empirical Design Guide, University of Maryland, College Park, MD, USA

Seminar/Workshop: Applications of the Highway Development and Management HDM-4 Model, The World Bank, Washington, DC, USA,

Research Study on Application of Highway Design & Maintenance (HDM-III) Model to Road Maintenance Management Systems - Case Study: Khartoum Port Sudan Rehabilitation Project, University of Birmingham, UK, 1989

Course on Transportation Project Planning, The World Bank, Khartoum, Sudan

Pavement Design Courses, University of Beirut, Beirut, LebanonMembership in Scientific and Professional Societies

Fellow, Sudan Engineering Society (SES) Registered Consultant, Sudan Engineering Council (SEC) TRB Member, paper reviewer for TRB Committees Flexible Pavement

Design; AFD60 (A2B03); Pavement Management Systems AFD10

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(A2B01); Bituminous Mixtures AFK50 (A2D04) and Traffic Engineering & Safety ANB20 (A3B05), USA.

Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE), USA. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), USA. Expert on Consultant Roster, the World Bank.

Honors, Awards and Grants Won the prestigious C V Raman 2012 Fellowship for African

Researchers to the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT-Kanpur) as Senior Researcher with approved research Title

“Road Safety Management: Global Comparative Analysis andPrediction of Traffic Accidents and Casualties”

Secondment from University of Khartoum to Civil Engineering Depart-ments at King Saud and Sultan Qaboos Universities, respectively, Sept 78 - July 84 and Sept 90 – Jan 96

Spent Sabbatical year as Research Fellow at University of Birmingham, UK (May 89 - Aug. 89) on Road Maintenance Management Systems, and at UAE University as a visiting Professor (Sept. 89 - Jan. 90)

Distinguished Leadership Award from the American Biographical Institute for Outstanding Service and Contribution to Teaching and Research

Selected Man of the Year-1998 by the American Institute International Board of Research (AIIBR).

Has biographical profile included in 5th Edition (2000-2001) of MARQUIS Who’s Who® in Science and Engineering.

Invited to the 3rd International Gulf Road Conference organized by Gulf Highway Engineering Society and Sultan Qaboos University (a US-accredited Institution); had a joint paper on “Design Guide Performance Tests and Models for Hot Asphalt Mixes”; chaired a technical session (6 - 16 March 2006).

Appointments, Institutional Development and Professional ExpertiseAug 2001-Oct 2003, March 2007 to date Professor of Civil, Transportation, Highway, Traffic & Airport Engineering, College of Engineering, Sudan University of Science & Technology (SUST): Reviewed, prepared and submitted assessment report and Final

Design Tender Documents for Dongula-Kajbar Road (120 km), the Northern Province, Sudan

With Technocon Eng Group Consulting Firm: Senior Highway Design Development Engineer: Preparation of Terms of Reference and Technical and Financial proposals for the road network in connection with the New Khartoum International Airport; Development and preparation of Technical Proposal for Darfur State road network.

Chair and Representative of the Sudan Engineering Council (SEC) of the Technical Committee for Roads and Bridges Specifications, the Sudanese Standards and Metrology Organization

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Expert & Consultant: chaired the Infrastructure Committee of the Professional-Experts Team to coordinate joint Infrastructure, Agricultural, Industrial and Economic development projects with Egypt: Road, Railway, air and River Transport projects, which also included electricity and telecommunications cooperative projects.

Expertise-Advisor on the National Technical Committee of the Ministry of Infrastructures on Khartoum Plan and Infrastructure Development Projects

Expertise-Advisor & Member of National Technical Committee of the Ministry of Planning on Khartoum Transport Master Plan, road network and traffic studies

Cooperative consultancy to Khartoum Development Board and Consulting House: Reviewed Khartoum road network, traffic flow improvements and congestion relief. A major contribution was finalization of access roads from the (then) newly proposed site of Manshiya Bridge leading to Khartoum Centre.

Chaired the steering and scientific committees of the Road Engineering Conference organized by the Ministry of Roads & Bridges and the Sudan Engineering Society, Khartoum, Sudan; Presented the scope, highlights and the themes of the conference which included “Roads and other Transport Modes”; “Design Factors and Methodologies”; “Construction Materials”; “Traffic Engineering and Safety Management”; “Road Network Evaluation and Management”; “Maintenance of Highways and Bridge Structures”; “Financing Road Projects”; & “Personnel Training”

Member of University Promotion Committee; University Scientific Research Council; Chair of Research Committee for Engineering Sector (SUST Colleges of Engineering, Petroleum, Water & Environment & Computer Science); Editorial Board of University Scientific Journals; Member of University Senate, College of Engineering Board and College of Engineering Research Council

Used engineering training expertise to organize, design and offer refreshing / updating training courses on Pavement Design & Road Maintenance Management and Traffic Engineering & Road Safety Management to highway consultants and practicing engineers and Professional Staff from the Ministry of Physical Planning & Utilities, Khartoum, Sudan

Technical-Assistance Expert to Ministry of Transport and Public Works, Malawi; Duties included consultancy and technical advice to the Minister, Senior Officials and Directors of Departments on Transport Infrastructure Development Projects, mainly Roads and Airports, at all project phases: Development of Terms of Reference (TOR) and Request for Proposals (RFP), finance sourcing, execution and maintenance; Training of Professional & Engineering Staff was part of the exercise. A Technical Report was prepared to include typical task activities, case studies and implementation of infrastructure development projects.

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Presented technical refereed papers on “Infrastructure” and “Road Safety” at the 29th South Africa Transport Conference co-sponsored by TRB, 16-19 Aug, 2010. Prof Ali was selected in the Steering/Scientific Committees for the 30th SATC in July 2011

Oct 2003-Dec 2006 Technical-Assistance Expert for Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA) to the Ministry of Transport and Public Works, Malawi: Duties included consultancy and technical advice to the Minister, Senior Officials and Directors of Departments on Transport Infrastructure Development Projects, mainly Roads and Airports, at all project phases: Development of Terms of Reference and Request for Proposals (RFP), finance sourcing, execution and maintenance; Training of Professional & Engineering Staff was part of the exercise. Typical task activities, case studies and implementation of Infrastructure Development Projects included the following: Preparation of Required Information for BADEA-Identified Projects

Upon BADEA’s request, updated information and documents were prepared and submitted on on-going and proposed road and airport projects. The required information/ documentation were provided on fast-track basis in electronic copies

Professional Assistance in the following on-going and New Road Studies and Projects with on-job Training:a. Zomba-Jali Road Project, As a member of the Project Implementation

Unit: attended and participated in loan agreement negotiations Prepared and submitted the required training programs for the

Project participated in all meetings, including site visits/meetings accompanied the Engineer assigned for training during the site

visits assisted in the follow-up of the Project progress b. Rumphi-Chitipa Road Project, As a member of the Project team: Prepared the Short-listed Consultants for Feasibility Study and

Preliminary Design Reviewed the Request for Proposals (RFP) Member of the Technical and Financial Evaluation Team Member of the Negotiating Team for the Recommended Consultant,

and reviewed the minutes of the negotiations Reviewed the Draft Contract Agreementc. Jenda-Rumphi Road Project Followed the progress of the correspondence of BADEA with the

Ministries of Planning & Economic Development, Finance and Transport & Public Works.

d. Thyolo-Makwacha-Bangula Road Project

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Attended and participated in the loan agreement negotiations and the Donors’ Conference for financing the Project

Chairman of the Technical and Evaluation Committee for the appointment of a Consultant to supervise construction

Prepared a full Report to seek approval of the Director for Public Procurement

Participated in signing Contract Agreement between the Ministry and the Consultant

Implementation of Works Contract on KIA Rehabilitation Projecta. Procurement of a Consultant: Since signing the Loan Agreement in January 2004, the TA Expert was fully responsible for the Technical Aspects of the Project, and coordinating with the Project Management and the supervising Consultant. These included preparation of the TOR and RFP; short-listing of Consultants; and evaluation of bids and selection of a Consultant.b. Pre-Contract Services : Reviewed the Consultant’s reports including revision and updating of the entire Tender Documentsc. Procurement of a Contractor : This task included prequalification for which the TA Expert was the Chair of the Internal Procurement and Evaluation Committee; pre-tender meeting; submission of bids; bids evaluation by the Consultant, and recommendation. Study and Follow-up of New Mangochi Airport Project:a. Developed the TOR and RFP to secure a Consultant for the Project

Study (Copy of Report to be submitted by the TA Expert to BADEA)b. Chairman of Consultants Prequalification Evaluation Committee and

Editor of Evaluation Report c. Chairman of Consultant Selection Committee and Editor of Technical

and Financial Evaluation Report Other Priority Airports for Study and/or Maintenance/Rehabilitation a.Nsanje Aerodrome Site visits and field evaluation of the existing aerodrome Prepared Technical Report including comparative evaluation of the

current site and 3 other alternative locations. A specific site was recommended based on quantitative and qualitative analysis.

Options were proposed including cost estimatesb. Salima Airport and Chitipa Aerodrome Site visits and field evaluation of the existing airport / aerodrome

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Prepared Technical Report including design recommendations Options to upgrade to asphalt surface are proposed including cost

estimated

Other Transport Infrastructure Projects: a. Road Sector Wide Approach and Program (European Union Project) Actively participated in all meetings of the technical Working Groups

at various stages of development, originally initiated by the European Union

Submitted reviewed comments and reports as required Provided available documents and information as needed to the

Transport Planning TA Consultants on various issues of the Project TOR: Training, Capacity Building and Road Sector Program

b. Donor Coordination (European Union Initiative) Actively participated in all meetings of the Task Force composed of the

Donor and MoTPW representatives, originally initiated by the European Union

Provided available documents and information as required during the meetings

Submitted reviewed comments as needed on documents, reports and minutes of meetings

c. Infrastructure Services Project (World Bank Project) Participated in several meetings dealing with Consultant’s study and

findings, as well as World Bank review reports Provided requested information on the Arab Funds and their funded

projects in Malawid. Shire-Zambezi Waterway Project Attended and participated in several Task Force and Technical

Committee meetings, as well as site visits and functions related to the Project development

Provided review comments on the Project studies and reports Advised and provided information for source funds from Donors e. Transport Corridors

These are establishments coordinated by the Minister of Transport & Public Works and related to transportation infrastructure in the Development Corridors with the objectives of improved and efficient toll roads and railway transport in regions of the Corridors. The involvement of the TA Expert included:

Participation in Task Force and Technical Committee meetings, conferences, seminars, presentations and related functions

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Discussed the presentations, and provided review comments on the Project studies and technical reports, as listed under Part IV Publications, Research and Technical Reports

Oct 1990-July 2001

Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman, on Secondment from University of Khartoum (UofK): Member of Technical Committee for the establishment of Gulf Society

of Highway Engineering (GSHE) recommended by the Ministers of Transport in the Gulf Cooperative Countries; Participated and contributed with a working paper in the Establishment meetings and workshop. The Committee developed and prepared the regulations and by-laws, and recommended the mechanism for implementation. Invited to the 3rd International Gulf Road Conference organized by the GHES and Sultan Qaboos University USA-accredited); had a joint paper on “Design Guide Performance Tests and Models for Hot Asphalt Mixes”; chaired a technical session

Prepared an Expert’s review & evaluation report on “Highway Design Manual and Specifications for the Ministry of Communications (MOC) and Muscat Municipality, Oman. The documents consisted of three volumes: Design Standards, Drainage Structures and Specifications

Presented Expert’s review and evaluation report to Muscat Municipality, Oman on Muscat Area Traffic Study conducted by Khatib & Alami to improve road network, traffic flow and safety. Comments and suggestions were incorporated in the final report for implementation in Muscat Metropolitan Area; participated in the workshop to discuss, approve and adopt the Final Study Report

Participated in a Seminar on ”Arbitration: Disputes on Engineering Projects and Constructions” organized by the Ministry of Communications and the University of Aberdeen, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

Participated in the preparation of a short course workshop on Highway Pavement Maintenance and Rehabilitation to Civil Engineers from various Ministries, Organizations, Municipalities and Private Sector

May 1989-Sept 1989 Research Fellow - School of Civil Engineering, University of Birmingham (UK); On Sabbatical Leave from University of Khartoum: Conducted an applied research study on Rehabilitation of Port Sudan-

Khartoum Road, applying the newly-developed Highway Design & Maintenance Model (HDM-III); A Final Report was prepared on “Road Maintenance Appraisal and Management” with emphasis on developing countries, and Khartoum-Port Sudan Road Rehabilitation Project as a case study

Sept 1989 – Feb 1990

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Visiting Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, United Arab Emirates (UAE) University, Al-Ain, UAE (On Sabbatical Leave from UofK): Development and updating of Transportation/Highway Engineering

courses, promotion and operation of Highway Laboratory, research and presentation of study seminar, among other activities

July 84-Sept 90; Sept 73-Aug 78 Assoc /Asst Professor, Univ of Khartoum:

Chaired a team of thirty experts from related Ministries and Organizations to establish the Department of Road Transport in the Ministry of Transport, Sudan; Submitted a Final Report to the Minister of Transport

With Consultants NEWTECH, Associated Consulting Engineers & NORCONSULT:

a. ACE–NEWTECH Joint-Venture : Completed the design and tender documents for a road project

contracted by the Roads and Bridges Public Corporation b. NORCONSULT-NEWTECH :Reviewed documents on Highway Organization & Investment Study, and prepared technical proposals, cost estimates and tender documents for design of two road projects Member of Three-Experts Team: evaluated the procedures followed

by the Project Consultant and Contractor in implementation of Khartoum Roads Project regarding tendering, contracting, construction and maintenance for the Municipality and Engineering Affairs

Expert with DeLeuw Cather International Limited, DCIL (USA): on US AID- funded Western Agricultural Marketing Road Project in Sudan (189-km El-Obeid-Wad Ashana Sector of Kosti El-Obeid Road):

a. As Deputy Team Leader, coordinated, developed the design and prepared the tender documents for the Highway Project in conjunction with the Team Leader and the Design Development Engineer

b. Coordinated technical direction and supervision of study groups for traffic, construction, and costing; extensive evaluation and revision of previous deign documents; analysis and evaluation of traffic surveys, soils, materials, pavement design, and cost parameters for design alternatives; prepared Tender Documents and new Bill of Quantities (BoQs)

Chaired Technical Committee to study Rehabilitation of Mechanical Transport Department, Ministry of Transport; prepared a two-volume final report and presented to a joint Ministerial and National Council Meeting

Technical Advisor and Consultant to the National Committee for Maintenance and Rehabilitation of Omdurman - Dongola Road.

Member of Road and Road Transport Committee for the preparation of the National Development Plan to the National Planning Commission, Ministry of Planning

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Member, of National Committee for the evaluation of "Sudan Transport" conducted by Association for Development of Arab Resources (ADAR), Ministry of National Planning

Consultant to Ministry of Irrigation on soils investigations, analysis and evaluation for Jongle Canal Scheme

Expert with Comstock International (US Consulting Company) on soil investigations and foundation control for Khartoum Hilton project

Advisor to Sudan Airways on analysis and design of concrete pavement for B-707 aircraft hangar at Khartoum International Airport

Consultant to Sogreah (French Consulting Firm) on soil investigations, analysis and design recommendation for Upper Atbara dam

Expert with Page Communications Engineers, Inc. (US Consulting Firm) on the design of access road to Umm Haraz Satellite Project

Expert and advisor on major civil engineering projects to the Project Preparation Unit and Transport Sector of the Ministry of Planning; Task assignments included tendering and reviewing inception, progress, engineering value and final reports:

a. Study and Design of the Road Projects Jeili-Atbara-Haya (600 km), El- Obeid-El-Nuhud (215 km) and Toker-Suakin (95 km)

b. Evaluation, Maintenance & Rehabilitation of Port Sudan Highway (1170 km)

c. Planning and Development of Regional Airportsd. Redevelopment of Port Sudan and Suakin Sea Ports

Sept 78-Aug 84 At King Saud University, On Secondment from UoK: Member of National Committee for Highway Traffic Safety Program

formed by King Abdul Aziz Center for Science and Technology (KACST), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Consultant to KACST, Saudi Arabia, on development and design of street network for KACST’s new-site location; Tasks included evaluation and revision of the Project Consultant’s proposals, suggestions of improvements and preparation of reports on finally recommended plans

Consultant to Ministry of Interior, Saudi Arabia: One of two-expert team to resolve arbitration on traffic police patrol project covering the entire Kingdom involving police rescue centers and traffic patrol, administrative and residential buildings, and communication stations and centers for medical facilities

Languages:English: Excellent in speaking, reading and writingArabic: Excellent in speaking, reading and writingReferences: Will be provided upon request

CV Part 3: Scientific Publications and Research/Technical Reports

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Research Publications and Expertise Professional Reports cover a wide range in the fields of Transportation, Highway, Airport and Traffic Engineering: pavement analysis, design, evaluation, maintenance & rehabilitation; low-volume roads; pavement materials, testing and characterization; traffic analysis, accident studies and safety management. A comprehensive Applied Research Proposal is underway on “Asphalt-Concrete Mix Performance for National and State Roads and Comparative Study of Flexible and Rigid Pavements”. Joint Research Project, Principal Investigator Prof Galal Ali, involving Research Engineers from the Ministry of Roads & Bridges and Khartoum-State Authority for Roads, Bridges Drainage & Transport and SUST Post-Graduate Students Research Activities, Journal Publications and International Conference Papers Career Publications, Technical Reports, Sponsored Research and Study Projects and Presentations exceeding 110 are presented below:

Books 1. Ali, Galal A. et al. (1994). "Evaluation and Development of Emergency

Medical Services in Saudi Arabia for Traffic-Accident Injuries”, Book, Series No. 70 (in Arabic) published by King Abdel-Aziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, ISBN 0-36-724-9960, 276 pp.

2. Mufti, M. H., M. Sirag, R. Al-Kihaimi, Ali, Galal A. and Al-Hazai, A. (1992). “Implementation of Emergency Medical Services in Saudi Arabia: Traffic-Accident Casualties”, Book, Series No. 58 (in Arabic) published by King Abdul-Aziz City for Science and Technology, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 408 pp.

Peer-Refereed Indexed Journals & Int. Conference Publications1. Galal Ali and Mona Nourelhuda, "Asphalt-Rubber Pavement

Construction and Performance: The Sudan Experience", 5th International Conference on Rubber-Asphalt (AR2012), Munich Germany, 22-27 October 2012

2. Galal Ali and Tayfour, A, ”Characteristics and Prediction of Traffic Accident Casualties in Sudan Using Statistical Modeling and Artificial Neural Networks”, IJTST, Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 305-317, ISSN 1475 472 X Multi-Science Publishing Co. Ltd, 2012. Also presented at the 1st Forum on Traffic Safety, Dammam, KSA, 12-13 December 2011

3. Galal A Ali and Charles S Bakheit, “Comparative Analysis and Prediction of Traffic Accidents in Sudan Using Artificial Neural Networks and Statistical Methods”. the 30th Southern African Transport Conference (SATC 2011), Pretoria, South Africa, 11-14 July 2011, Abstracts Book, p. 41, Proc website: www.satc2011.za.co, ISBN: 9781920017477

4. Galal A Ali and Taha M Adam, “Effect of Cement Dust on Cohesion and Fatigue Resistance of Hot-Mix Asphalt”, the 29th Southern African Transport Conference (SATC 2010), Pretoria, South Africa, 16 - 19

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August 2010, Abstracts Book, p. 17, Proc website: www.satc2010.za.co, ISBN: 9781920017477

5. Galal A Ali, “Traffic Accidents and Road Safety Management: A Comparative Analysis and Evaluation in Industrial, Developing and Rich-Developing Countries”, the 29th Southern African Transport Conference (SATC 2010), Pretoria, South Africa, 16 - 19 August 2010, Abstracts Book, p. 63, Proc website: www.satc2010.za.co, ISBN: 9781920017477

6. Ali, Galal, Shigidi, A.M.T. and Mwale, M., “Traffic Accidents Characteristics and Road Safety Management: A Comparative Analysis and Evaluation”, International Symposium on Road Sector, Mangochi, Malawi 23 – 25 Aug 2006, pp. 1-18

7. Kaloush, K., Sousa, J., Way, G and Galal Ali., “Observations on the Development and Use of SHRP Design Guide Performance Tests and Models for Hot Mix Asphalt Mixes”, 3rd Gulf Conference on Roads, Muscat, Oman, 6-8 Mar 2006

8. Ali, Galal A., “New Technology in Highway and Pavement Industry,” Research Seminar, CETS and Ministry of Physical Planning & Public Utilities, Khartoum, Aug 2003

9. Ali, Galal A. and Shigidi, A.M.T. “A Comparative Analysis of Traffic Accidents and Road Safety Management,” for SORIC’ 02 (Safety on Roads: International Conference), 21-23 October 2002, Manama, Bahrain

10.Ali, Galal et al, “Characterization of Asphalt-Pavement Layer Materials for Response Prediction, Design and Evaluation of Flexible Pavements in Hot Climate,” Final Research Report DOPSAR IG/ENG/CIV/99/02, Muscat, Oman, June 2001

11.Shahalam, A.M., Ali, Galal, Bakheit, C. and Beit-Fadl, E., “Analysis and Causes of Traffic Accidents in Oman,” Sudan Road Conference, 4-7 Nov. 2001, Khartoum, Sudan

12.Ali, Galal A., Bakheit, C. (2001). “Application of Intervention Analysis to Evaluate Effects of Mandatory Seatbelt Usage on Traffic Accident Fatalities in the Sultanate of Oman,” Transportation Research Board (TRB), National Research Council, 80th Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., U.S.A., January 7–11, 2001.

13.Seibi, A.C., Mangalore, S.G., Ali, Galal and Kenis, W. J. (2001) “Constitutive Relations for Asphalt Concrete under High Rates of Loading,” Transportation Research Record 1767, Journal of Transportation Research Board, Washington D.C., U.S.A., pp. 111-119

14.Taha, R., Galal A. Ali, et al. “The Use of Oily Sludge in Asphalt Paving Mixtures”. International Conference on Geo-Environment, ICG2000, Vol. I, SQU, Muscat, Oman, 4-7 March 2000, pp. 196 - 203

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15.Ali, Galal A., Al-Aghbari, M. and A. Al-Jahadhamy (2000) “Comparative Evaluation of Stabilized Base, Sand Seal and Slurry Seal Pavement Sections in Oman,” Developments in Arid Regions Research: Geo-engineering in Arid Lands, A. Mohamed and K. Al Hosani (eds) © 1999 Balkema, Rotterdam, pp. 165- 173 (ISBN 90 5809 160 0)

16.Ali, Galal A., R. Al-Mahrooqi, M. Al-Mamari, N. Al-Hinai and R. Taha (1999). “Measurement, Analysis, Evaluation and Restoration of Skid Resistance on the Streets of Muscat,” Transportation Research Record 1655, J of Transportation Research Board, National Research Council, Washington D.C., pp. 200-210 (ISBN 0-309-07051-1; ISSN 0361-1981).

17.Ali, Galal A., A. Al-Rawas, S. Al-Kindy and K. Al-Rawahi (1999). “Investigation of Skidding Problems on Muscat Streets,” Geotechnical Engineering for Transportation Infrastructure, Barends et al. (eds.) © 1999 Balkema, Rotterdam, pp. 1269-1279 (ISBN 90 5809 0477)

18.Ali, Galal A., Taha, R., Muscati, M. and Al-Rasheidi, A. (1999). “Evaluation of Stabilized bases, Double Sand Seal, and Slurry Seal Pavement Sections in the Sultanate of Oman,” 7th International Conference on Low-Volume Roads, J of Transportation Research Board, National Council for Research, Washington D.C., 23 – 27 May 1999, Transportation Research Record, Volume 2, pp. 32-42 (ISSN 0361-1981; ISBN 0-309-06524-0)

19.Taha, Ramzi, Ali, Galal, and Al-Turk, O. (1999). “Evaluation of Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement Aggregate for Use in Road Bases/Sub-bases,” 7th International Conference on Low-Volume Roads, J of Transportation Research Board, National Council for Research, Washington D.C., 23 – 27 May 1999, Transportation Research Record, Vol. 1, pp. 264-269 (ISSN 0361-1981; ISBN 0-309-06524-0).

20.Ali, Galal, S. Al-Alawi and Bakheit, C (1998). “A Comparative Analysis of Traffic Accident Prediction Using Statistical Methods and Artificial Neural Network”. SQU Scientific Journal of Science and Technology, Vol. 3, December 1998, pp. 13-22 (ISSN 1027-524X)

21.Bakheit, C. S., Galal A. Ali and A. Al-Ismaili (1998). “Effects of Mandatory Use of Seatbelts on Traffic Accident Fatalities in Oman,” Safety on Roads: an International Conference (SORTIC’98), Bahrain, 26–28 October 1998, pp. 409 - 417, the International Journal of Accident Analysis and Prevention, (ISSN 0001-4575)

22.Taha, Ramzi, Ali, Galal A. and Murshed Delwar (1998). “Evaluation of Coke Dust-Modified Asphalt Using Superpave,” Journal of Engineering Materials in Civil Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers, Paper No. 14077, August 1998, pp. 174-179 (ISSN 0899-1561).

23.Ali, Galal A., R. Al-Mahrooqi, N. Al-Hinai, M. Al-Mammari, R. Taha, S. Al-Kindy and K. Al-Rawahi. (1998). “Maintenance Treatments to Restore Skid Resistance on Muscat Roads,” Proceedings, the Arab Conference on Repair and Rehabilitation of Structures, ACRRS 98, Cairo, Egypt, September 16-19, 1998, Vol. 1, pp. 317-334.

24.Taha, R., M. Delwar, Galal Ali, A. Al-Harthi and S. Al-Oraimi “Use of Municipal Solid Waste Incinerator Ash in Portland Cement Concrete,” Proceedings, the 4th International Symposium on Environmental Geo-

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Technology and Global Sustainable Development, Boston, Mass., USA, August 9–12, 1998.

25.Basma, A.A. and Ali, Galal “Single and Multi-Stabilization of Expansive Soils”. International Conference on Rehabilitation and Development of Civil Engineering Infrastructure Structure Systems, American University of Beirut, Lebanon, 9-11 June 1997, Vol. 1, pp. 619-630.

26.Seibi, A. and Ali, Galal A. “Finite Element Analysis of Flexible Pavement under Hot Climate Condition”. Proceedings, Second International Conference on Computer Applications: Research and Practice, Bahrain, 6-8 April 1996, Vol. 2, pp. 731-737.

27.Ali, Galal A. and Al-Qatabi, K. “Efforts in Road Maintenance Management in Oman: Development and Sensitivity Analysis.” Proceedings, International Conference on Roads and Road Transport Problems (ICORT-95), New Delhi, India, ISBN 81-224-0890-7, December 11-14, 1995, Vol. 1, pp. 399-411.

28.Koushki, P. A., Ali, Galal A. and Al-Nuaim, Y. A. (1997). “Calibration of TOP Model and Evaluation of Bus Transit Route Performance in Riyadh”. SQU Scientific Journal of Science and Technology, Vol. 2, December 1997, pp. 5-16 (ISSN 1027-524X).

29.Al-Alawi, S., Ali, Galal and C. Bakheit (1996). “A Novel Approach for Traffic Accident Analysis and Prediction Using Artificial Neural Network”. Journal of Road & Transport Research, Australian Road Research Board, Vol. 5, No 2, June 1996, pp. 118-128 (ISSN 1037-5783).

30.Ali, Galal A., C. Bakheit and N. Sivakugan (1994). “Traffic Accidents in Oman: Characteristics and Comparative Analysis of Fatality Rate”. World Safety Journal, Volume VIII/1-94 ‘information on global concerns’, pp. 15-19 (ISSN 1015-5589).

31.Koushki, P. A., Ali, Galal A. and Al-Dowsari, S. A. (1992). “On the Definition of Road Accident Mortality in Emergency Medical Facilities”. World Safety Journal, Volume VI/1-92, pp. 1-4 (ISSN 1015-5589).

32.Ali, Galal and H.A.E. Ismail (1988). "Performance Evaluation of Roads Constructed on Expansive Soils". Journal of Sudan Engineering Society, June 1988, Issue 30, pp. 66-77.

33.Mufti, M. H., Koushki, P. A and Ali, G. A. (1986). "Road Traffic Accident Mortality in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia". Annals of Saudi Medicine, Vol. 6, No. 4, Oct. 1986, pp. 263-264 (ISSN 0256-4947); also briefed by J. Hassan in "Arab News Daily Journal", Nov 5,1986.

34.Ali, G. A. (1984). "Pavement Condition Evaluation of Existing and Reconstructed City Streets", The Muslim Scientist, Journal of the AMSE, Plainfield, IN, USA, Vol. 13, No. l, 1984, pp. 30-41 (ISSN 0743-085X).

35.Ali, G. A. and Al-Jarallah, M. I. (1983). "Properties and Characteristic of Vibratory Compacted Bituminous Mixes", Properties of Flexible pavement Materials, ASTM STP 807, J.J. Emery, Ed., American Society for Testing and Materials, Philadelphia, PA, USA, , pp. 131-149 (ISSN 0066-0558, Library of Congress Catalog CN: 82-83521).

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36.Ali, G. A., and Yousef, A. F. (1983). "Stabilization of Silt: A Case Study for Low- volume Roads in Saudi Arabia", Transportation Research Record No. 898, ISSN 0361-1981, TRB, Washington, D.C., pp. 283-290.

37.Yousef, A. F., and Ali, G. A. (1982). "Determination of Soil Parameters Using Plate Test", International J. of Terra-mechanics, Volume 19, No. 2, Pergamum Press Ltd., ISSN 0022-4898, June 1982, pp. 129-147.

38.Ali, Galal, WH Goetz and ME Harr (1980). "Laboratory Investigation of Flexible Pavement Response by Using Transfer Functions," Transportation Research Record 755, TRB J, Washington, D.C., 1980, ISSN 0361-1981, pp. 36-42.

39. Ali, G. A., Krizek, R.J. and Osterberg, J. (1970). "Influence of Poisson's Ratio on the Surface Deflection of Layered Systems". Highway Research Record No. 337, TRB J, Washington, D.C., ISSN 0361-1981, 1970, pp. 1-10.

40. Ali, Galal A., Elniema,A. and H Obeid, “Feasibility of Using Concrete Pavements in Developing, Hot-Climate Countries: A Case Study for Khartoum State Conditions, Sudan”, 9th Int Conf on Concrete, BSE, Bahrain, 11-13 Feb 2013

41. Ali, Galal A., and Kaloush, K. “Overview of Pavement Technologies ionsand Applicability in Developing Countries” Paper number: TGCR-P072, the Third Gulf Road Conference, Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman, 6-8 March 2006

42. Ali, Galal A., “New Technology in Highway and Pavement Industry,” Seminar organized by CETS and Ministry of Physical Planning & Public Utilities, Khartoum, August 2003

43. Ali, Galal A., S. Al-Niaimi and A. Al-Asfour, “Establishment of Gulf Society of Highway Engineering: Objectives, Regulations and By-laws,” the General Secretariat of the Gulf Cooperative Countries (GCC), Riyadh, KSA, 15-17 November 1998 (in Arabic)

44. Ali, Galal A., T. Matwani and P. A. Koushki “Urban Traffic Congestion and Safety Management: Case Studies from the Gulf States”. Proceedings, Second Regional Conference and Exhibition on “Save the Environment”, the American Society of Civil Engineers - Saudi Arabian Section (ASCE-SAS), Beirut, Lebanon, 16-18 November 1995, Vol. 1, pp. 327-340.

45. Ali, Galal A. “Performance of Bitumen-Emulsion Mixtures and Pavements: State-of-the-art”. Poster, First World Conference on Emulsion. Paris, France, ISBN 2-86411-11-068-7, 22-26 October 1993.

46. Ali, Galal A., J. Pierzchlewicz and N. Sivakugan. “Soils and Aggregates in Construction Industry.” Proceedings, First International Conference on Implementing Local Materials in Industrial Applications, Amman, Jordan, 6-9 September 1993, Vol. 1, pp. 191-201.

47. Ali, Galal A. “Technology Transfer: Road Management System in Oman”. Conf on Technology Transfer to Local Industries, SQU, Muscat, Oman, 1-2 Mar 1992

48. Ali, Galal A, “Technology Needed for Transport Improvement in Oman”. Conference on Transfer of Technology to Local Industries, SQU, Oman, March 1992.

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49. Junker, F., Ali, G. A. et al., "2000 AD Needs a Fresh Approach for Infrastructure in Developing Countries", International Road and Traffic Conference, Berlin, Sept. 1988, Roads and Traffic 2000, Volume 3, Road Project Appraisal, paper No. 3B-9.

50. Guy, L. et al. (TU Delft) and Ali, G. A. "Proposal for an Integrated Road Design and Maintenance System: An Evaluation Study in Western Sudan -- Preliminary Findings". Proceedings, 3rd IRF Middle East Regional Meeting, Riyadh, K.S.A., 13-18 February 1988, Vol. 1, pp. l.73-1.89.

51. Ali, G. A., Koushki, P.A. and M. H. Mufti. "Transport and Communication for Road Traffic Injuries". (In Arabic), Proc., Symposium on "Towards Arab Work for Road Traffic Accident Prevention", Amman, Jordan, 28-30 Nov. l987, pp. 309-325.

52. Ismail, H and Ali, Galal "Establishing Road Research in Developing Countries: Sudanese Experience," 6th IRF African Highway Conf, Cairo, 21-26 Sept 1986.

53. Ali, G. A. "Materials Characterization to Evaluate Existing and Potential Paving Mixtures", Proc. First National Conference on Science and Technology of Buildings, SES, Khartoum, Sudan, December 1984, pp. 225-244.

54. Ali, G. A, Koushki, P. A., and Mufti, M. H. "Emergency Medical Services for Traffic Accident Injuries in Saudi Arabia, Proc., Symposium on Road Traffic Accidents, K.S.U., Riyadh, K.S.A., March 1984.

55. Ali, Galal, "Sudan Transport: Obstacles Impeding & Technology Needs for Improvement", Proc Preprints, Second International Conference on Technology for Development, Cairo, Volume 1, Group 1: Transfer of Technology, May 1982, pp.47-64.

56. Ali, G. A., and Al-Jarallah, M. I. "Performance of Sulphur-Asphalt Mixtures and Pavements: The State-of-the-Art", Proceedings of the First Arab Regional Conference on Sulphur and its Uses, Kuwait, April 1982.

57. Ali, G. A., and Abdu, A.M. "Roads in Northern Sudan", (in Arabic), 9th Arkawit Conference. Research No. 36-41, University of Khartoum, Sudan. July 1976. pp. 9-25.

Research and Technical Reports:58. Ali, Galal A., “Work Plan Program Details for the Technical Assistance to

the MTPW Road Projects and Training,” MTPW, Lilongwe, Malawi, November 2003

59. Ali, Galal A., “TOR for Malawi Vehicle Operating Costs (VOC) Study”, A World Bank-funded Project; MTPW, Dec 2003

60. Ali, Galal A., “Quarterly Performance Reports,” BADEA-Funded Technical-Assistance (TA) Project, Contract No. T.A.ss19/8/2003, Ministry of Transport and Public Works, Lilongwe, Malawi, January 2004 – December 2006

61. Ali, Galal, “Professional Staff Training Report,” BADEA-Funded TA Project, Contract No. T.A.ss19/8/2003, Ministry of Transport and Public Works, Lilongwe, Malawi, Jan 2004

62. Ali, Galal A., “Road Network Reclassification Study (RNRS) and Application of Multi-Criteria Analysis (MCA),” A Brief Review-

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Comments Report on Interim Report and Discussion Workshop, MTPW, Malawi, January 2004

63. Ali, Galal, “National Construction Industry Council Capacity Workshop,” A Narrative Report on Workshop Presentations and Discussions, MTPW, Malawi, January 2004

64. Ali, Galal, “Road Network Reclassification Study - Consultant’s Draft Final Report To The National Roads Authority,” Review-Comments Report, MTPW, Malawi, July 2004

65. Postgraduate Diploma Program in Transportation; Phase I: Review-Comments Report on Course Syllabus, MTPW, Lilongwe, Jan 2004; Phase II: 2-Day Workshop Report on Curriculum and Degree Plan, Malawi Polytechnic, Blantyre, March 2004

66. Ali, Galal A., “Lilongwe International Airport Rehabilitation Project,” RFP and Implementation Plan, BADEA / MTPW, April - July 2004

67. S. Chipala, Ali, Galal A., et al., “Technical Evaluation of NCIC Management Project; Committee Evaluation Report, Lilongwe, Malawi, June 2004

68. Ali, Galal et al, “Characterization of Asphalt-Pavement Layer Materials for Response Prediction, Design and Evaluation of Flexible Pavements in Hot Climate,” Final Research Report DOPSAR IG/ENG/CIV/99/02, SQU, Muscat, Oman, June 2001

69. Taha, R., Galal Ali and B. Al-Rabaani (1998) “Use of Petroleum-Contaminated Soils in Asphalt Paving Mixtures”, Final Report, PDO, Muscat, Oman

70. Taha, R., Galal A. Ali, A. Al-Harthi, A. Basma, K. Al-Belushi, S. Al-Kindy, and Y. Al-Alawi (1998) “Upgrading of Low Quality or Inferior Materials Using Cement Stabilization,” Final Report, PDO, Muscat, Oman

71. Ali, Galal - Principal Investigator (1998) “Investigation of Skidding Problems on the Streets of Muscat,” 130-page Final Research Report, Vol. 1 – Executive Summary and Recommendations; Vol. 2 – Final Report, Sultan Qaboos University and Muscat Municipality, Muscat, Sultanate of Oman

72. Ali, Galal (1995) - Muscat Municipality: Expert to prepare a Review and Evaluation Report on Muscat Area Traffic Study prepared for Muscat Municipality

73. Ali, Galal (1994) - Review Reports on the 1994 MOC Highway Design Manual and Specifications for inclusion in the Final Edition, submitted to Muscat Municipality and the Ministry of Communications

74. Ali, Galal (1989)"Applicability of Maintenance Investment Appraisal and Management Models to Roads in Sudan," Research Report, School of Civil Engineering, University of Birmingham, U.K., 100 pp.

75. Ali, Galal (1988) - Chair, 30-expert committee, Final Report “Establishment of Road Transport in the Ministry of Transport,” Khartoum, Sudan

76. Ali, Galal (1987) – Convener, 14-man Technical Committee, Final Report “Rehabilitation of the Mechanical Transport Department,” Ministry of Transport (in Arabic), Khartoum, Sudan, Vol. 1- Executive Summary and Recommendations, Vol. 2- Main Report

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77. Ali, Galal (1987) – Convener, three-expert committee, Final Report, “Evaluation of Evaluation, Construction, and Maintenance of 29-km Khartoum Roads,” Sudan

78. Ali, Galal (1986) – Convener, 10-expert committee, Final Report, “Establishment of a National Highway Authority,” Ministry of Works and Public Utilities, Sudan

79. Mufti, M. H., Ali, G. A. et al. (1985). "Implementation and Coordination of Emergency Medical Services". Final Research Report, King Abdul-Aziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), Riyadh, K.S.A.

80. Ali, Galal et al. (1983). “Evaluation and Development of a Comprehensive Emergency Medical Services System,” Final Research Report, King Abdul-Aziz City for Science and Technology (KACST), Riyadh, K.S.A., Vol. 1: 150 pp., Vol. 2: 105 pp

81. Al-Jarallah, M. I., and Ali, G. A. (1983). "Rapid Loss of Skid Resistance in the Streets of Riyadh", Final Research Report No. CE-1/1404, College of Engineering, Research Center, King Saud University, A summary was also published in Al-Riyadh Daily Newspaper. No. 5507, 22 July 1983

82. Final Report of the two-expert committee to the Ministry of Interior, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to Resolve Dispute between the Ministry and the Consultant on Traffic Police Patrol Project (in Arabic - Confidential), June 1982.

83. Mohan, S., Ali, G. A., et al., "Development of a Pavement Management System for Saudi Arabia", First half yearly progress Report submitted to KACST, K.S.A., on Research Project AR3-009, February 1982.

Completed Funded Research Projects:84.1999-2001 “Characterizations and Design of Asphalt-Pavement

Materials and Pavements,” SQU, Oman, DOPSAR IG/ENG/CIV/99/02, RO 54,000

85. 1996-1998 “Investigation of Skidding Problems on the Streets of Muscat,” Sultan Qaboos University and Muscat Municipality, Oman, CWB/96/009, RO 5,400

86.1997-1998 “Upgrading of Low Quality or Inferior Materials Using Cement Stabilization,” PDO, Sultanate of Oman, RO 7,500

87. 1997-1998 “The Use of Petroleum-Contaminated Soils in Asphalt Paving Mixtures,” PDO, Sultanate of Oman, RO 7,500

88. 1989-1990 “Road Maintenance Management Systems,” U of Birmingham, UK. University of Khartoum, Sudan, LS 7,650

89. 1988-1989 “Development of Road Maintenance Techniques,” National Council of Research (NCR), Sudan, LS 30,000

90. 1988-1989 “Traffic and Safety Management,” NCR, Sudan, LS 30,000 91. 1986-1988 “Gravel Road Maintenance Management in Western Sudan,”

TU Delft, The Netherlands, US $ 10,00092. 1985-86 “Performance Evaluation of Roads Constructed on Expansive

Soils,” Faculty of Engineering Research Center, University of Khartoum, Sudan, LS 3,000

93. 1980-1982 “Loss of Anti-skid Property in the Streets of Riyadh,” College of Engineering Research Center, K.S.U., SR 550, 000

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94. 1980-1982 “Vibratory Compaction of Bituminous Mixtures,” College of Engineering Research Center, K.S.U., SR 15, 000

95. 1980- 1983 “Development of a Pavement Management System for Saudi Arabia,” King Abdel-Aziz City for Science and Technology, KACST, SR 1, 600, 000

96. 1983-1986 “Implementation of EMSS in Saudi Arabia,” KACST, SR390, 000

97. 1981-1984 “Enhancing Highway Safety in Saudi Arabia,” KACST, SR 2. 285, 850

98. 1981-1984 “Development of a Comprehensive Emergency Medical Service System (EMSS) in Saudi Arabia,” KACST, SR 330, 800

99. 1969-1972 “Application of Transfer Functions to Flexible Highway Pavements,” Joint Highway Research Program of Indiana, USA, US $ 100,000

Seminars, Workshops and Lecture Presentations:100. Ali, G. A., ”Alternatives for Financing Roads and Bridges,”

Workshop on Alternative Financing of Roads and Bridges”, Authority for Roads, Bridges Drainage a Transport, Ministry of Planning and Urban Development, Khartoum, Sudan, 13-14 Dec 2010

101. August 2008: Ali, Galal and Adam, Taha, “Fatigue-Related Pavement Performance”, College of Engineering, SUST

102. September 2007: Mohamed, El-Hussein and Ali, Galal, “Advances in Pavement Design and Construction,” Sudan University of Science and Technology,

103. August 2003: “Advances in Technology and Techniques of Pavement Industry,” Ministry of Planning & CETS, Sharjah Hall, University of Khartoum

104. July 2001: “Characterizations and Design of Asphalt-Pavement Materials and Pavements,” College of Engineering, SQU, Muscat, Oman

105. April 1998: “Investigation of Skidding Problems on the Streets of Muscat,” Muscat Municipality, Muscat, Oman

106. December 1996: “Road Design, Operation and Safety,” expert course-lecture to Officers from SAF School of Transport, Royal Oman Defense Force

107. Oct. 1994: “Lecture Presentations for upgrading and further qualification of Traffic-Police Officers to be prepared for the 1995 Public Traffic-Safety Campaign,” Expert Invited Lecturer, Royal Oman Police, Muscat, Oman

108. Dec. 1994: “Urban Traffic Congestion and Safety Management: Case Studies in Muscat,” Seminar presentation, College of Engineering, SQU, attended by College Staff and students, and Engineers from related Ministries, Muscat, Oman

109. Dec. 1989: “Road Investment Models and Management Systems,” Civil Engineering Department, UAE University, Al-Ain, UAE

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110. March 1988: “Urban Transport Systems: Past Performance and Future Developments," 2nd. Seminar on Traffic and Urban Planning, Geoth-Institute and Traffic Police, Khartoum, Sudan

111. April 1987: "Traffic Control Devices and their Effect on Accident Prevention", First National Conference on Road Accident Prevention, Khartoum, Sudan

112. Feb. 1986: "Emergency Medical Services for Road Traffic Injuries", First Seminar on Traffic and Urban Planning, Goethe-Institute and Traffic Police, Sudan

113. Jan. 1982: “Inventory of Road Network for Pavement Management in the Central Region of Saudi Arabia”, Presentation at the Saudi Swedish Symposium on Traffic Safety and Road Maintenance, King Saud University, Riyadh

114. May 1981: "Stabilization of Riyadh Silty Soil," First Symposium on Geotechnical Problems in Saudi Arabia, King Saud University, Saudi Arabia

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