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Saqar Alzaabi

Saqar Alzaabi

Ph.D In Risk And Disaster Reduction, Specialist In Emergency Planning And Management, Institutional And Organisational Learning, Sustainability And Climate Change Adaptation
Muscat

Summary

Dynamic and results-driven professional with a deep expertise in Risk and Disaster Reduction, holding a distinguished PhD degree from UCL. Will bring a wealth of experience gained through active participation in multidisciplinary research projects. Committed to academic excellence and delivering high-quality work. Willing to collaborate across diverse domains. Contributed to the academic discourse by publishing several papers in reputable journals. Demonstrated ability to think innovatively, bringing fresh perspectives to challenges in the realm of risk and disaster reduction. Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Overview

13
13
years of professional experience
12
12
years of post-secondary education

Work History

Postgraduate Teaching Assistant

Institute for Risk and Disaster Reduction, UCL
03.2017 - 05.2020
  • Partnered with teacher to plan and implement lessons following school's curriculum, goals, and objectives.
  • Delivered lectures for postgraduate students on four university modules: (1) Fundamentals of Emergency Planning and Management, (2) Emergency and Crisis Planning, (3) Research Appraisal and Proposal in disaster risk reduction, and (4) Business Continuity Management and Organisational Resilience
  • Evaluated and marked students’ assignments, exams, research proposals, presentations and posters, and provided written feedback on their progress
  • Marked students’ reports on business continuity management and organisational resilience module.
  • Marked students’ dissertations
  • Advised students on research projects

Postgraduate Teaching Assistant

Institute of Energy, Bartlett Business School UCL
09.2018 - 05.2019
  • Developed & Delivered tutorials and lectures for postgraduate students on two university modules: (1) Research Concepts and Methods and (2) Economics and Policy of the Energy and the Environment
  • Assessed students’ assignments, presentations and research proposals, and provided written feedback on students’ progress

Forensic Scientist

Royal Oman Police Forensic Laboratory
01.2009 - 08.2016
  • Headed the department of forgery in Oman’s forensic laboratory
  • Developed and delivered educational courses and training in the field of forensic science to different governmental and private organizations (e.g. ministries and banks)
  • Offered technical advice related to safety and security corresponding with local and international laws
  • Conducted research in the forensic science domain

Research Analyst and Content Developer

Istesharah Consultancies
01.2007 - 01.2009
  • Developed more than 100 business and marketing plans
  • Designed several financial instruments compliant with Sharia Law
  • Conducted primary marketing research
  • Developed business models
  • Prepared detailed reports summarizing research findings and recommendations for further action.

Education

Ph.D. - Risk And Disaster Reduction

University College London (UCL)
London
09.2016 - 03.2023

Master of Science - Forensic Science

University of Strathclyde
Glasgow
08.2012 - 11.2013

Bachelor of Science - Criminology

Indiana State University
Indiana, United States
09.2002 - 08.2006

Skills

Advanced research skillsundefined

Degrees

  • Ph.D.
  • M.Sc.
  • B.S.

Specializations

  • Disaster Risk Reduction
  • Emergency Planning and Management
  • Institutional and Organisational Learning
  • Sustainability and Climate Change Adaptation

Publications

Qualitative analysis of early warning: A case study from Oman, S. Al-Zaabi, S. Al-Zadjali, 2022, International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction, 68, 102731

What Could Delay the Activation of an Early Warning System?, S. Alzaabi, S. Alzadjali, 2020-06-15, UCL IRDR Blog, https://blogs.ucl.ac.uk/irdr/2020/06/15/what-could-delay-the-activation-of-an-early-warning-system/

Formation of Cross-sectoral Collaborative Networks during Emergency Response, S. Alzaabi, Fourth Conference on Tropical Cyclones and Sudden Floods, 10/08/2018, Muscat

In Situ Analysis of Ink Lines Made by Blue and Black Ball-point Pens by Reflectance and Luminescence Spectroscopy Using the VSC6000HS, S. Alzaabi, G. Sharfe, J. of American Soc. of Questioned Doc. Exam., 18, 1, 3-27

Hekayat Program entitled Disaster Management: Expert, S. Alzaabi, 12/13/2020, Oman Radio, https://soundcloud.com/oman_radio/hikayat13122020

New Trends in Disaster Management: Panel of Experts, S. Alzaabi, 05/23/2021, Twitter Space, https://soundcloud.com/user-202421747/hojc86zpkqcl

Vulnerability Assessment of Coastal Areas to Cyclone Hazards: A Case Study from the Sultanate of Oman, S. Alzaabi, UCL IRDR 7th Annual Conference, 06/20/2017, London

Analysis of multiorganizational response to emergencies triggered by tropical cyclones with a case study from Oman, S. Alzaabi, UCL IRDR 8th Annual Conference, 06/19/2018, London

References

Professor David Alexander, david.alexander@ucl.ac.uk

Timeline

Postgraduate Teaching Assistant

Institute of Energy, Bartlett Business School UCL
09.2018 - 05.2019

Postgraduate Teaching Assistant

Institute for Risk and Disaster Reduction, UCL
03.2017 - 05.2020

Ph.D. - Risk And Disaster Reduction

University College London (UCL)
09.2016 - 03.2023

Master of Science - Forensic Science

University of Strathclyde
08.2012 - 11.2013

Forensic Scientist

Royal Oman Police Forensic Laboratory
01.2009 - 08.2016

Research Analyst and Content Developer

Istesharah Consultancies
01.2007 - 01.2009

Bachelor of Science - Criminology

Indiana State University
09.2002 - 08.2006
Saqar AlzaabiPh.D In Risk And Disaster Reduction, Specialist In Emergency Planning And Management, Institutional And Organisational Learning, Sustainability And Climate Change Adaptation