From Sudan to Turkey, building bridges through technology
I'm Osman Osama Ahmed Ibrahim, a Senior Surveying & Geomatics Engineer with over 8 years of experience transforming landscapes through cutting-edge geospatial technology.
Born in Khartoum, Sudan, my journey has taken me from the banks of the Nile to the mountains of Turkey, where I've dedicated my career to solving complex water resource challenges that impact millions of lives.
Currently based in Trabzon, Turkey, I bridge the gap between traditional surveying methods and modern remote sensing technologies, helping organizations like FAO, IFAD, and UNESCO make data-driven decisions for sustainable development.
Trabzon, Turkey
8+ Years
15+ International
Arabic, English, Turkish
From student to international project leader
Karadeniz Technical University, Turkey
Geomatics Engineering • GPA: 3.50/4.00
Specialized in remote sensing applications for agricultural monitoring, with thesis on "The use of remote sensing for monitoring agricultural products in the Gezira Irrigation Scheme, Sudan"
Omdurman Islamic University, Sudan
Surveying Engineering • First Class Honours
Graduated with distinction, focusing on Geographic Information Systems Technology. Thesis: "Evaluating Roads within Omdurman Islamic University Utilising Geographic Information Systems Technology"
Hydraulics Research Center, Sudan • 2018 - Present
Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, Sudan • 2017 - 2018
Remote sensing-based monitoring and yield forecasting for irrigation schemes
Water management and productivity assessment for sustainable agriculture
Water resource management and environmental monitoring projects
What drives me to excel in geospatial engineering
I believe in pushing the boundaries of traditional surveying by integrating cutting-edge remote sensing technologies and machine learning algorithms to solve complex geospatial challenges.
Every project I undertake is driven by the desire to create meaningful impact. Whether it's improving agricultural productivity or managing water resources, I focus on solutions that benefit communities.
I thrive in multicultural, multidisciplinary environments. My experience working with international organizations has taught me the value of diverse perspectives in solving global challenges.
When I'm not analyzing satellite imagery or conducting field surveys, I'm passionate about bridging cultures and sharing knowledge. My journey from Sudan to Turkey has given me a unique perspective on how technology can transcend borders.
I'm fluent in Arabic, English, and Turkish, which has been invaluable in my international work. I believe that effective communication is just as important as technical expertise.
I'm also committed to knowledge sharing and capacity building. Through my work at the Hydraulics Research Center, I've had the privilege of training over 200 professionals in geospatial technologies, contributing to the next generation of engineers.
I'm always excited to collaborate on projects that combine technical innovation with meaningful impact. Whether you're planning a water resource management initiative or need expertise in remote sensing applications, I'd love to hear from you.