Dr. Shimeles Damene Shiene

Country of current residence

Ethiopia

Current position

Senior Desk Officer

Current institute employer

Addis Ababa University

Since

2015

Website current institute

www.aau.edu.et

Skills

ArcMap, ERDAS, SPSS, STATA,

Profession

Environmental Scientist

Specialisation

Soil Science, Soil and Water Conservation, Natural Resource Management, GIS and Remote Sensing

Degrees / expertise

PhD degree in Ecology and Natural Resource Management, October, 2012, Center for Development Research (Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung, ZEFc) of Bonn University, Bonn, Germany.

M.Sc. degree in Soil science, July, 2006, Haramaya University, Dire Dawa, Ethiopia.

B. Sc. Degree in soil and water conservation, August, 1993, Alemaya University of Agriculture, Dire Dawa, Ethiopia.

Professional experience

Rural development, watershed management, GIS and Remote Sensing, soil and water conservation, soil survey and land evaluation

Supervisors of
doctoral work

Prof. Dr. Vlek, Paul L.G.

Advisor at ZEF

Dr. Lulseged Tamene Desta

2013

Shimeles Damene, Lulseged Tamene, Paul L.G. Vlek. 2013. Performance of exclosure in restoring soil fertility: A case of Gubalafto district in North Wello Zone, northern highlands of Ethiopia. Catena, 101 : 136-142 .

2012

Damene, S., P. L. G. Vlek and L. Tamene. 2012. Performance of farmland terraces in maintaining crop productivity in Wello, Northern Highlands of Ethiopia.. Tropentag, “Resilience of agricultural systems against crises”, September 19-21, 2012, G¨ottingen - Kassel/Witzenhausen : 1 . Download [PDF]
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Damene, S., P. L. G. Vlek and L. Tamene. 2012. Performance of farmland terraces in maintaining soil fertility: A case of Lake Maybar watershed in Wello, northern highlands of Ethiopian. Journal of Life Science, 1934-7405 : 2151-2161 .

Shiene, S. 2012. Effectiveness of soil and water conservation measures for land restoration in the Wello area, northern Ethiopian highlands. Doctoral thesis at Faculty of Agriculture, University of Bonn. Further Information

2011

Damene, S., P. L. G. Vlek and L. Tamene. 2011. Performance of farmland terraces in maintaining soil fertility, South Wello, Northern Highlands of Ethiopia.. Abstract (Misc. October 5-7, 2011, Bonn ) 1 Download [PDF]
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2008

2008. A case study on sustainable natural resource management through the development of ownership, North Wollo, Ethiopia.. Brot f, 18 : 1-3 .

2007

Shimeles Damene, Mohammed Assen and Abayneh Esayas. 2007. Characterization and Classification of the Soils of Tenocha-Wenchancher Micro Catchment, Southwest Shewa, Ethiopia. Ethiopian Journal of Natural Resource, : 36-62 .

2006

Shimeles Damene. 2006. Characterization and Classification of the Soils of Tenocha-Wenchancher Micro Catchment, Kokir Werda in Southwest Shewa zone of Oromia National Regional State, Ethiopia, MSc theses, Haramaya University, Dire Dawa, Ethiopia..

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Research themes

Governance

Research countries

Ethiopia

Professional experience

Rural development, watershed management, GIS and Remote Sensing, soil and water conservation, soil survey and land evaluation

Degrees

PhD degree in Ecology and Natural Resource Management, October, 2012, Center for Development Research (Zentrum für Entwicklungsforschung, ZEFc) of Bonn University, Bonn, Germany.

M.Sc. degree in Soil science, July, 2006, Haramaya University, Dire Dawa, Ethiopia.

B. Sc. Degree in soil and water conservation, August, 1993, Alemaya University of Agriculture, Dire Dawa, Ethiopia.

Funding institutions

Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (EED)

Doctoral research funded by

EED, ZEF, Foundation Fiat Pains

Supervisors of
doctoral work

Prof. Dr. Vlek, Paul L.G.

Advisor at ZEF

Dr. Lulseged Tamene Desta

Former Junior Researcher

Former Division/Group:
Ecology and Natural Resources Management

Dr. Shimeles Damene Shiene

2013

2012

2011

2008

2007

2006

Research & Capacity Development

Doctoral Program

Publications

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