Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ceyhun Ozcelik | Environmental Science | Best Researcher Award
Director of GIS & Remote Sensing Center at Mugla Sitki Kocman Universitesi, Turkey
Ceyhun Özçelik, born on March 15, 1979, is a distinguished Turkish scientist specializing in hydrology, water resources, GIS, remote sensing, and hydraulics. With a Ph.D. in Hydraulic Engineering and Water Resources, he has made significant contributions to environmental and water-related studies. Over the years, he has held academic and research positions in prestigious institutions, including The University of Tokyo, Columbia University, and various universities in Turkey. Currently serving as an Associate Professor at Muğla University, he has published extensively on climate change, hydrology, and GIS applications. His expertise in spatial modeling and hydrological analysis has earned him recognition in scientific communities.
Professional Profile
Education
Dr. Özçelik obtained his Ph.D. in Hydraulic Engineering and Water Resources from Dokuz Eylül University (2002-2007). He completed his postdoctoral research at The University of Tokyo (2009-2011) and Columbia University (2008-2009). Additionally, he earned an M.S. in GIS from Dokuz Eylül University (2004-2006) and an M.S. in Hydraulic Engineering from Pamukkale University (1999-2002). His foundational education includes a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Pamukkale University (1995-1999). His academic journey reflects a strong interdisciplinary approach, integrating hydrology, remote sensing, and GIS technologies.
Professional Experience
Dr. Özçelik has accumulated extensive experience in academia and research. Since 2015, he has been an Associate Professor at Muğla University, specializing in hydrology and GIS. Previously, he served as an Assistant Professor at Muğla University (2010-2015) and held postdoctoral positions at The University of Tokyo and Columbia University. His earlier roles include research assistantships at Pamukkale and Dokuz Eylül Universities. His professional experience spans hydrological modeling, water resource management, and environmental impact assessments, contributing to scientific advancements in hydrology and climate change adaptation.
Awards & Honors
Dr. Özçelik’s research primarily focuses on hydrology, GIS, remote sensing, and water resource management. He specializes in drought assessment, flood modeling, climate change impact analysis, and spatial hydrological modeling. His work integrates remote sensing technologies with GIS-based hydrological simulations to enhance water resource planning and disaster management. Additionally, he investigates the effects of climate change on precipitation patterns, using advanced geospatial techniques to predict water availability and hydrological risks. His interdisciplinary approach has contributed to improved environmental sustainability strategies.
Research Focus
Dr. Özçelik’s research primarily focuses on hydrology, GIS, remote sensing, and water resource management. He specializes in drought assessment, flood modeling, climate change impact analysis, and spatial hydrological modeling. His work integrates remote sensing technologies with GIS-based hydrological simulations to enhance water resource planning and disaster management. Additionally, he investigates the effects of climate change on precipitation patterns, using advanced geospatial techniques to predict water availability and hydrological risks. His interdisciplinary approach has contributed to improved environmental sustainability strategies.
Skills
Dr. Özçelik possesses expertise in GIS, remote sensing, hydrological modeling, and statistical analysis. He is proficient in various hydrological software, including HEC-RAS, SWAT, and ArcGIS. His skills extend to programming for spatial analysis, particularly using Python and MATLAB. He has extensive experience in designing and implementing hydrological monitoring networks and utilizing AI for environmental data analysis. His ability to integrate multi-source data for climate studies and disaster risk assessment makes him a valuable expert in the field of hydrology.
Conclusion
Dr. Özçelik is a highly accomplished researcher with a robust academic portfolio, international experience, and a track record of influential publications. His expertise in hydrology, GIS, and water resources, combined with his leadership in research and academic mentorship, makes him a strong contender for the Best Researcher Award. Expanding his influence through larger funded projects and policy-making initiatives could further solidify his standing as a leading researcher in environmental sciences.
Publications Top Noted
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Remote sensing of water depths in shallow waters via artificial neural networks
- Authors: Ö Ceyhun, A Yalçın
- Journal: Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science
- Citations: 154
- Year: 2010
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Storm surge modelling with geographic information systems: estimating areas and population affected by cyclone Nargis
- Authors: C Ozcelik, Y Gorokhovich, S Doocy
- Journal: International Journal of Climatology
- Citations: 16
- Year: 2012
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22-23 Eylül 2015 Bodrum sel felaketi
- Authors: K Benli, C Özçelik
- Journal: Teknik Dergi
- Citations: 6
- Year: 2020
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Investigation of wave attenuation mechanism under the downstream backwater effect
- Authors: C Özçelik, M Doğan
- Journal: Flow Measurement and Instrumentation
- Citations: 6
- Year: 2009
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An improved time series model for monthly stream flows
- Authors: C Özçelik, NO Baykan
- Journal: Stochastic Environmental Research and Risk Assessment
- Citations: 6
- Year: 2009
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Assessing drought in Turkish basins through satellite observations
- Authors: C Ozcelik, MU Yilmaz, K Benli
- Journal: International Journal of Climatology
- Citations: 5
- Year: 2024
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Management of drought
- Authors: NO Baykan, C Özçelik
- Journal: Water Resources Management: Risks and Challenges for the 21st Century
- Citations: 5
- Year: 2006
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An overland flood model for geographical information systems
- Authors: C Ozcelik, Y Gorokhovich
- Journal: Water
- Citations: 4
- Year: 2020
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Regionalization approaches for the periodic parameters of monthly flows: a case study of Ceyhan and Seyhan River basins
- Authors: C Özçelik, E Benzeden
- Journal: Hydrological Processes
- Citations: 3
- Year: 2010
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Evaluation of water quality monitoring networks using principal component analysis: a case of Gediz River Basin
- Authors: B Yılmaz, C Özçelik
- Journal: Celal Bayar University Journal of Science
- Citations: 2
- Year: 2018
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Aylık akışlar için genelleştirilmiş periyodik bileşen modelleri
- Authors: C Özçelik
- Journal: PQDT-Global
- Citations: 2
- Year: 2007
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Sığ sularda su derinliklerinin yapay sinir ağları kullanılarak uzaktan algılanması, I
- Authors: C Özçelik, Y Arisoy
- Conference: Uzaktan Algılama ve CBS Çalıştay ve Paneli
- Citations: 2
- Year: 2006
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Kısa süreli aylık akış dizilerinin iyileştirilmesi
- Authors: C Özçelik
- Institution: Pamukkale Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü
- Citations: 2
- Year: 2002
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Aylık akışların periyodik bileşenlerinin ölçeklendirilmesinde kullanılan parametrelerin kestirimi
- Authors: C ÖZÇELİK, E BENZEDEN
- Journal: İTÜDERGİSİ/d
- Citations: 1
- Year: 2011
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The Watershed Flood Risk Index for urbanized watersheds
- Authors: C Ozcelik, K Benli
- Journal: Hydrological Sciences Journal
- Citations: N/A
- Year: 2025
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Canal Istanbul and Political Dispute on Turkish Straits
- Authors: C Özçelik, K Benli
- Journal: Dicle Üniversitesi Mühendislik Fakültesi Mühendislik Dergisi
- Citations: N/A
- Year: 2021
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A Regional Approach for Investigation of Temporal Precipitation Changes
- Authors: C Ozcelik
- Journal: Sustainability
- Citations: N/A
- Year: 2021
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Bodrum September 22-23, 2015 Flood Disaster
- Authors: C Ozcelik, K Benli
- Publisher: Turkish Chamber Civil Engineers
- Citations: N/A
- Year: 2020
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An Overland Flood Model for Geographical Information Systems
- Authors: C Özçelik, Y Gorokhovich
- Publisher: Mdpi
- Citations: N/A
- Year: 2020
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The Probabilistic Distance Classifier for Land-Use Mapping
- Authors: C Oezcelik
- Journal: Environmental & Engineering Geoscience
- Citations: N/A
- Year: 2014