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Samad Alipour Samad Alipour Geology Dept., Faculty of E-mail: [email protected] ; Science, Urmia University, [email protected] P.O. Box 161 Phone: +98 914 141 4602 Urmia, Iran +98 44 33445900 WORK Geology Dept. Urmia University 1984 — Present EXPERIENCE Associate Professor Full time Academic member Executive positions 1-Vice Dean for Education and Administration at Faculty of Science for 1985-1991 (6 years ) 2- Director of science and industries head office, at Urmia University, 1992 3- Vice Dean for research at Faculty of Science for 5 years 2001-2005 4- Head of the of the Geology Dept., faculty of Science, 2006-2011 Head office of Ministry of Mine 1983 — 1984 and Industry, Urmia Branch General Manager and Chief of Exploration geology Angoran Lead and Zinc Mine, 1982 — 1983 Zandjan County General Manager and Chief Mining geologist Koushk Lead and Zinc Mine 1980 — 1981 Bafgh Co. Mining geologist Oklahoma State University, 1977 — 1979 Geology Dept. Research assistant Sarcheshmeh Porphyry Copper 1974 — 1976 mine Mining geologist Sarcheshmeh Porphyry Copper mine was a subgroup of Anaconda Company (USA) EDUCATION Ph.D. 1992 — 1995 University of New South Wales Geochemical and Morphological Characteristics of Lag from the Cobar region, NSW, Australia M.Sc. 1977 — 1979 University of Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, U.S.A. Samad Alip o ur 1 Geochemistry of Layered Gabro Group in Whichita Mountains , Oklahoma, USA. B.Sc. 1969 — 1973 University of Tabriz, Tabriz, Iran Quality of Ground water in Adjabshir Area, Eastern Azarbayejan, Iran MEMBERSHIPS Specialised and executive committees in Urmia University: 1- Faculty of Science Research and Education Committee 2- Membership in National and Provincial Specialized and Executive Committees 3- Vice dean for research for 8 years 4- Member of promotion committee of academic staff of faculty of Science for 28 years Societies: 1-Member of Iranian Geological Society 2-Member of Iranian mineralogical Society 3-Active Member Academic Science of New York PUBLICATIONS Books 1. Geology of Industrial and Minerals, R. L. Bates (Translated in Persian) 2. Principals of Applied Bio-Geochemistry in : Exploration and Environmental Studies, Urmia University press 2007, Iran, 319pp. 3. Atlas of Urmia Lake, EPA (Environmental Protection Agency ) of Western Azarbayejan Diviaion, press, 2010, Iran, 100p Published Articles: 1. Alipour, S., abedini,A., Talai,B. 2015, Geochemical Characteristic of Ghahrabad Fluorite south east of saquez, Iran 2015 Arabian Journal of geosciences 2. Alipour, S., 2007. Classification of Soils Based on Double ring Measured Permeability in Zarrineh-Roud Delta, Western Azarbayejan Iran. Journal of Biological Science, 10 (15): 25222534. 3. Alipour, S.,. Hydrogeochemistry of seasonal variation of Urmia Salte lake, Iran. J. Saline Systems. 2-9. 2006 4. Alipour, S., Cohen, D.R., Dunlop, A.C., 1997. Geochemical Characteristics of lag in the Cobar area. N.S.W. J. Geochem. Explor. 58, 15-28 5. Alipour, S., Lag , A new Classification System for Concealed Mineral Exploration. 2006. Iranian Journal of Science and Technology, transaction A, Vol. 30, No. A1. 6. Alipour, S., Clay minerals, Their Natural Resources and Uses, Proceedings of workshops WB-1, the 29th International Geological Congress, Nagoya, Japan 1992 7. Alipour, S., Dunlop, A.C., Cohen, D.R., 1996. Morphology of Lags in the Cobar area, N.S.W. AGSO J. Aust. Geol. Geophys.16, 253-262. 8. David Cohen, N.F. Rutherford, A.C. Dunlop, and Samad Alipour, Geochemical Exploration in the Cobar Region.1996, in "The Cobar Mineral Field-A 1996 Prospective". The AusIMM Spectrum Series No 3/96. 9. Alipour, S., Yarim Ghayeh Cave 2007. Iranian Journal of Earth Science, Geological Survey of Iran. Jan 2008. 10. Zare, Samad. A.F.Sanaz , Hayatgeibi, Alipour, Samad. 2006. Effect of Electromagnetic fields on changes of RBC, WBC, Cortisol Hormone and Immune system In Gunineh Pigs. Int., J. Biotech., 3(3): 643-647. 11. Yaghubpur, A., Rahimsouri, Y., and Alipour, S. Mineralogy, Geochemistry and Genesis of Titanium Rich Rocks of Gara Aqaj, Urmia, N.W. Iran. Journal of Science, Islamic Republic of Iran. 18 (3) ; 269-284. (In Persian) Samad Alip o ur 2 12. Rahimsouri, Y., Yaghubpur, A., S. Modabbberi and, S. Alipour, Invironmental Impacts of Natural Contaminanceand Mining Activities on the Surface and AgriculturalSoils in the Aq-Darreh River Watershed, Takab, W.Azarbayejan Province, N.W. Iran. Iranian Journal of Science & Technology (IJST), (20011), A2, 101 -111pp. 13. A. Fazlnia, A. Moradian, K. Rezaei, M. Moazzen, and S. Alipour. Synchronous of Anorthosititic and S- Type Granitic Magmas in Caah-Dozdan Batholith, Neyriz, Iran: Evidence of Zircon SHRIMP and Monazite CHIME Dating. Journal of Science , Islamic Republic of Iran , 18(3), 221-237( 2007). 14. Rohafza, Aliour, S., Mineralization and geochemistry of rare earth elements of Heydar-Abad lateritehorizon, south of Urmia, West-Azarbaidjan province, Faslname Olom GSI., Vol. 90, 44-39, 2013, (In Persian) 15. Fanous Mohammadi, Samad Alipour & Mahmoud Ghazanfari, Geochemical Exploration for Au and pargenetic Elements in N.W. of Saqqez, Kurdistan, Iran. Faslname Olom GSI., Vol 90, 2013, (In Persian) 16. Rezaei Azizi M , S. Alipour , J. Abdollahi Sharif Numerical modeling of affecting parameters in genesis of Gharegheshlagh calcites to determine the best points of geochemical sampling, Economic geology , Ferdosi university, Vol 7, 52-67, 2015, (In Persian) 17. Shahrokh Rajabpour, Ali Abedini, Samad Alipour, Leila Zakeri, Investigation of mineralization and genesis of stratiform copper in Cheshmeh-konan area of Tasuj, East-Azarbaidjan province., Economic geology , Ferdosi university, Vol 5, 49-63, 2013, (In Persian) 18. Alipour S, A. Abedini and S. Abdali. Mineralization and geochemistry of rare earth elements of Heydar-Abad laterite horizon, south of Urmia, West-Azarbaidjan province., Faslname Olom GSI, Vol 91., 2014, (In Persian) 19. Khosravi Maryam, A. Abedini and S. Alipour, Geochemistry of rare earth elements of Darzi-vali bauxite deposit, east of, Bukan, West-Azarbaidjan province, NW of Iran., Applied geology research ,2012 (In Persian) 20. Alipour, S., Hemati, A., Rose Diagramas of Piranshahr Syenites , Seasonal Journal of Earth Science, Geological Survey of Iran, Vol 73, 2009 (In Persian) 21. Alipour ,S., Yarim-Ghayeh Cave., Seasonal Journal of Earth Science, Geological Survey of Iran, Vol 66., 2007 (In Persian) 22. Alipour, S., Mosavi, N. Moneralogy and geochemistry of Gharali Iron Deposit, 2015. Seasonal Journal of Earth Science, Geological Survey of Iran, Vol 95, 2015 23. Alipour, S., Shirmohammadi, P., Geochemistry of Rare Earth Elements, Journal of Petrology., Esfahan University 2015 (Accepted, In press) 24. Alipour, S. , Geology of Graeh Bagh Mica Mine Journal of science, Urmia University, No.1, 1984 Conference presentations: 1. Alipour Samad, Comparison of 5 kaolinite mine in western Azarbayejan, Iran, the 29th International Geological Congress, Nagoya, Japan 1992 . 2. Alipour, Samad; Dunlop, A.C. & Cohen, D.R. 1995. ’Morphology of lags in the Cobar Area, NSW. Australian Regolith conference, Broken Hill, 14-17 Nov. 1994, Abstracts. 3. Alipour, S., Cohen, D.R. & Dunlop, A.C., 1995. Characteristics of magnetic and non-magnetic Lags in the Cobar Area, N.S.W. 17th International Exploration Geochemical Symposium. Townsville, 15-19 May 1995. Abstracts. 4. Alipour, Samad, Alistair C. Dunlop and David R. Cohen Morphology And Evolution of Lag In The Cobar Region, N. S.W.33 International IGC, Bejing, China.1996. (Two papers) 5. Alipour Samad, Alistair C. Dunlop and David R. Cohen. 33 International IGC, Riodejaniro, Brazilia, 2000. (two papers) 6. Alipour, Samad, Alistair C. Dunlop and David R. Cohen. International Geology of Samad Alip o ur 3 Oman, Lag Geochemistry and its implication for Mineral Exploration and Environmental Studies in Arid Regions. Jan. 12-16 Oman, 1999, Abstracts 7. Alipour, samad., Lag Geochemistry, Its Implication for Mineral Explorationin Arid regions in International of the geology of Omaan 12-16. Jan 2001 8. Alipour, samad., Maghemite Formation in arid regions , GoldScmidt Conference September 2007, Koln Germany * Over 30 national Conferences presentations at various universities RESEARCH 1. Alipour, Samad, 1991. Koushk Pb & Zn mine model and genesis, Ministry of PROJECTS Mines and Metals , internal report, Yazd 2. Alipour, Samad, 1992. Angoran Zn & Pb mine model and genesis Ministry of Mines and Metals , internal report 3. Alipour, Samad, 1992. Preliminary Exploration of Golmankhaneh Pumice and Pumicite, genesis Ministry of Mines and Metals , internal report ,Urmia Iran 4. Alipour, Samad, 1993. Semi-Exploration of Gharebagh Mica Mine, Ministry of Mines and Metals , internal report ,Urmia Iran 5. Alipour, Samad & Siab Ghodsi, 1993. Semi-Exploration of Yalakloo Coal Mine, Ministry of Mines and Metals , internal report ,Miandoab, Iran 6. Alipour, Samad, 1990. Geochemical Comparison of 5 Kaolinite deposits of western Azarbayejan, Urmia University research project, Iran 7. Alipour, Samad, 1998. An Investigation of Nazloo Soil plain for Break preparation, western Azarbayejan, Iran, Urmia University research project ,. 8. Alipour, Samad & mir ali Farajzadeh, 2000. Geochemistry of ground water, underground water and Soil of Zarineroud Delta for pollution , World Bank Joint research project, Western Azarbayejan, Miandoab, Iran 9. Alipour, Samad.2004. Industrial Glaze Formulation . Urmia University research project 10. Alipour, Samad, 2004. Exploration of Ghojor Geological Quadrangle.
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