seyed ali jozi
@iau-tnb.ac.ir
Full Professor, Department of Environment Engineering
Islamic Azad University. North Tehran Branch
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Environment Impact Assessment
Land Use Planning
HSE -MS
Risk Assessment
Environment Evaluation
97
Scopus Publications
1825
Scholar Citations
23
Scholar h-index
50
Scholar i10-index
Scopus Publications
- Comparing the performance of genetic algorithm and particle swarm optimization algorithm in allocating and scheduling fire stations
A. Kheirdast, S. A. Jozi, S. Rezaian, and M. M. E. Tehrani
Springer Science and Business Media LLC - Study of the Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Contamination in Barnacles and Sediments in Caspian Sea Commercial and Recreative Ports
Fatemeh Mirzababaei, Seyed Ali Jozi, Omid Rafiey, and Mohammad Ebrahim Ramazani
HARD Publishing Company
Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) are mutagenic, carcinogenic, and persistent organic pollutants of the marine and coastal environment. No previous research has precisely used barnacles as potential PCBs bioindicators in the Caspian sea. The present survey was done to add the PCBs concentrations amongst the barnacle and sediment samples collected from 5 important Iranian ports besides the Caspian sea. Barnacle and sediment samples were collected from Astara, Anzali, Caspian, Kiashahr, and Chamkhaleh ports. Samples were transferred to the laboratory and analyzed for the presence and concentration of PCBs using GC-MS. Eighty different types of PCB were detected in the examined samples. PCBs concentration ranged from 02.00±00.10 to 53.00±00.60 ng/g. PCB-77 (53.00±00.60 ng/g in Chamkhaleh, 53.00±01.20 ng/g in Caspian, 53.00±02.40 ng/g in Anzali, and 53.00±2.7 ng/g in Astara ports) had the highest concentration in barnacle samples. PCB-52 (53.00±00.70 ng/g in Chamkhaleh port) had the highest concentration in sediment samples. PCB-114 had the lowest concentration amongst the barnacle (02.00±00.10 ng/g in Astara port) and sediment (03.00±00.20 ng/g in Anzali port) samples. This study is the first report evaluating the presence and concentration of PCBs in barnacle in the - Effects of Soil, Water and Air Pollution with Heavy Metal Ions Around Lead and Zinc Mining and Processing Factories
Seyed Alireza Sharifi, Mojgan Zaeimdar, Seyed Ali Jozi, and Rokhshad Hejazi
Springer Science and Business Media LLC - Visual impact assessment of renewable energy developments with the application of multi-criteria decision-making method
Sepida Darabi, Seyed Masoud Monavari, Seyed Ali Jozi, Raziyeh Rahimi, and Alireza Vafaeinejad
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
The large scale of wind projects and wind turbines’ height result in a high level of visibility in the surrounding environment. Urban environments and tourism landscapes are visually sensitive viewpoints with sensitive receptors that need accurate visual impact assessments for the prediction of new projects’ effects on the existing landscape settings. In this study, distance, visibility, receptors sensitivity and view percentage that are four important criteria of visual impact have been used for impact assessment of Manjil wind farm’s visual effect in the urban environment and tourist destinations of Manjil City in Gilan Province of Iran. The main asset of this study is applying the multi-criteria decision-making method and also using the receptor sensitivity factor which helps to the detection of the most fragile areas based on the sensitivity of the potential significant observers and prepares the possibility of calculating a more accurate extent of the affected areas according to the impact magnitude. Significant viewpoints were determined based on the land use maps and field study and the calculated visibility and view percentage of the points combined by interpolation methods to prepare criteria layers. Receptor sensitivity map developed with classifying the land use data according to the observers’ sensitivity. The multi-criteria decision-making method and determined weights were used to calculate the visual impact magnitude. Significant viewpoints of the tourist destinations and buildings of the study area were affected by the high visual impact. Comparison of the calculated results from utilized techniques shows 84.73% similarity. - Model of ecological resilience in Hyrcanian forests that combines the decision-making trial and evaluation method (DEMATEL) and system dynamics
Mahdyeh Hajbabaie, Seyed Ali Jozi, Forough Farsad, Hadi Kiadaliri, and Alireza Gharagozlou
Springer Science and Business Media LLC - An integrated of fuzzy-WASPAS and E-FMEA methods for environmental risk assessment: a case study of petrochemical industry, Iran
Farkhondeh Ebadzadeh, Seyed Masoud Monavari, Seyed Ali Jozi, Maryam Robati, and Razieh Rahimi
Springer Science and Business Media LLC - Combining the Bow-tie model and EFMEA method for environmental risk assessment in the petrochemical industry
F. Ebadzadeh, S. M. Monavari, S. A. Jozi, M. Robati, and R. Rahimi
Springer Science and Business Media LLC - Development of an environmental life cycle cost model for high-rise construction in Tehran
T. J. Nasab, S. M. Monavari, S. A. Jozi, and H. Majedi
Springer Science and Business Media LLC - The Environmental Risk Assessment of Fire and Explosion in Storage Tanks of Petroleum Products
Razieh Doregar Zavareh, Tooraj Dana, Emad Roayaei, Seyed Massoud Monavari, and Seyed Ali Jozi
MDPI AG
The present study provides a framework for assessing the environmental risk associated with fire and explosion of gasoline storage tanks in oil depots. The proposed framework includes three main steps: problem formulation, risk analysis, and risk description. The necessary basic details were identified and collected in formulating the problem. The source, pathway, receptor (SPR) model was employed in the risk analysis process. Each part was analyzed using tools that provide appropriate results and maintain the model integrity; additionally, the findings can be used in the whole process. The Dow Fire and Explosion Index (F&EI) was deployed to scrutinize the source, the pollutant dispersion and transmission path characteristics were measured to inspect the pathway, and the vulnerability indicators of the receptor and the degree of impact were determined to scrutinize the receptor. Finally, the risk assessment results were presented in the form of risk description tables. The purpose of this integration was to develop a framework thoroughly evaluating the risk associated with fire and explosion to the point of environmental consequences and providing a better understanding of the outcomes. This study, conducted for the first time specifically for an oil depot, provides an exhaustive view highly contributing to managers and decision makers. - Achieving sustainable development goals through the study of urban heat island changes and its effective factors using spatio-temporal techniques: The case study (Tehran city)
Maryam Meftahi, Masoud Monavari, Mirmasoud Kheirkhah Zarkesh, Alireza Vafaeinejad, and Ali Jozi
Wiley
AbstractThe present study is aimed at investigating the spatio‐temporal structure of land surface temperature (LST) and its interrelationship with physical and biophysical land surface properties, such as land use, vegetation, the indicators of climate changes and air pollution, and the density of buildings in Tehran city of Iran, using Landsat 5, 7 and 8 thermal bands of satellite images in cold and hot seasons during the 1984–2020 period. The results indicate that the mean LST of Tehran city has gradually increased over time. LST results in a hot season, such as May showed that the changes in 1990 were between 6 and 44°C, in 2000, between 20 and 44°C, in 2013 between 14 and 42°C and in 2020 the changes were between 15 and 51°C. Also, the formation of hot spots in the west and south demonstrated the direct connection pattern of the distribution of space. According to the results, a strong negative LST‐NDVI and positive LST‐NDBI correlation are observed throughout the period. In addition, as to the other indices, the results indicate a positive correlation among LST, and air pollution indicators (NO2, SO2, CO, CO2, PM2.5, and PM10 ppm), a negative correlation with precipitation and a positive correlation with temperature in climatic indices and negative LST‐ Humidity, NDWI, and NDMI. These show the regions where water can weaken the UHI effect in the city. LST also has a positive correlation with buildings density and population centers, as well as industries concentrated in the western regions of Tehran that are subjected to rising LST. The mixed urban landscape of the city is closely related to the changes of the LST and the indicators, including NDVI, different land covers, and urban industrial and commercial activities. Finally, the regional vulnerability of Tehran as a metropolis was determined by using geographic information systems and spatio‐temporal methods. Based upon the results, the western regions of Tehran had more urban vulnerabilities in terms of thermal phenomena and the northern regions remain with the least vulnerability. - Study of the role of key risks in the trip gas sweetening unit by using structural equation modeling: A case study in the gas refinery
- Estimation of environmental pollutants using the AERMOD model in Shazand thermal power plant, Arak, Iran
Ghodratollah Siahpour, Seyed Ali Jozi, Neda Orak, Hossein Fathian, and Soolmaz Dashti
Informa UK Limited - A Survey of Waste Status based on the Fourth-generation Accreditation Model in Selected Hospitals of the Armed Forces
Mohamad Hassan Golrayhan, Deyed Ali Jozi, M. Zaeimdar and S. Rezayan
- A Strategic Management Plan for Reducing Air Pollution Using the SWOT Model: A Case Study of District 2 of Tehran Municipality
R. Moghadam, S. Jozi, R. Hejazi, M. Zaeimdar and S. Malmasi
Tehran is reportedly one of the most polluted cities in the world, so that a serious measure is to provide simple and practical solutions for effectively reducing and eliminating air pollution in this city. This study aimed to introduce feasible strategies to reduce air pollution in District 2 of Tehran Municipality regarding the existing conditions and facilities using a SWOT model. In the present survey research using SWOT analysis method, first the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of air quality management were identified using the opinions of experts in the study district, followed by evaluating via IFE and EFE matrix tables and determining their weighted scores. The situations of internal and external environmental factors were analyzed through a set of weighted points. Then, through SWOT matrix, air pollution management strategies were identified in the district. Finally, the obtained strategies were prioritized using QSPM. The scores from assessing internal (2.02) and external (2.66) factors revealed that air quality management of the study district is in a conservative situation. The SWOT matrix results presented 21 strategies, 6 of which were in the conservative situation. Based on the prioritization of the QSPM for 6 strategies, the highest attractiveness was related to " Implementing a comprehensive energy management plan for vehicles and industries and plan for the use of clean energy " with a total attractiveness score of 10.36 for the study district. The result showed the efficiency of SWOT matrix in air quality management of the study area. - Evaluating the Performance of Health, Safety, & Environment Management System (HSE-MS) in Dam Design and Construction Projects in Tehran Industrial Group based on EFQM Enterprise Excellence Model
- Feasibility study of benzene and toluene removal from air by phytoremediation
RECENT SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS
- The Fire Management Strategies for Worn-out Buildings With Fire Vulnerability Using the AʼWOT Analysis: A Case Study in the 19th District of Tehran, Iran
SA Jozi, S Rezaian, M Mirza Ebrahim Tehrani
Disaster Prevention and Management Knowledge (quarterly) 14 (4), 442-459 2025 - Comparing the performance of genetic algorithm and particle swarm optimization algorithm in allocating and scheduling fire stations
A Kheirdast, SA Jozi, S Rezaian, MME Tehrani
International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology 22 (1), 445-458 2025 - Identification and Prioritization of Criteria Affecting the Location of Safe Assembly Points Using the Best-Worst Method
F Azad, M Mirzaebrahim Tehrani, SA Jozi, SM Miri Lavasani
Occupational Medicine Quarterly Journal 16 (4), 1-17 2024 - Evaluation and Analysis of Risks of Tanks Containing Flammable Substances in Shiraz Petrochemical Company Using Bow-tie Model
B Saruei, S Sobhan Ardakani, SA Jozi
Journal of Research in Environmental Health 10 (3), 39-51 2024 - Optimizing Water Resource Management: Integrating MODSIM Simulation with SWOT-QSPM Analysis
H Zeinali, SA Jozi, S Malmasi, S Rezaian
2024 - Simulation of urban development using the combined method of multi-criteria evaluation and SLEUTH model in Nazarabad city
M Eghbali, SA Jozi, R Hejazi, M Zaeimdar
Journal of Environmental Studies 50 (2), 167-186 2024 - Identifying and Ranking of Critical Factors Affecting on Fire Safety in High-Rise Buildings in city of Karaj using the ANP-DEMATEL Integrated Approach
SH Mousavi, S Sobhanardakani, SA Jozi
Journal of Environmental Health Enginering 11 (4), 422-442 2024 - The analysis of policy options for the development of Industry In dry and desert areas with Resilience approach
SK Mousavi, M Tabesh, A Lahijanian, SA Jozi, SH Mirfakhradini
Geographic Space 24 (86), 181-198 2024 - Evaluating the Level of Safety Climate and the Prevalence of work-Related Accidents Considering the Mediating Role of Job Satisfaction (Case Study: Shabnam Food Industry)
S Bakhshi, S Rezaian, SA Jozi
Journal of Occupational Hygiene Engineering 11 (1), 31-41 2024 - Study of the Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Contamination in Barnacles and Sediments in Caspian Sea Commercial and Recreative Ports.
F Mirzababaei, SA Jozi, O Rafieyan, ME Ramazani
Polish Journal of Environmental Studies 33 (3) 2024 - مکانیابی برای احداث بندرخشک جهت پشتیبانی از بنادر استان گیلان
قربانی نژادبالاگفشه, افشین, میرزا ابراهیم طهرانی, حسنوی, جوزی, ُسیدعلی, ...
2024 - Prioritizing Criteria Affecting Fire Identification and Command of Operations Using MCDM and NFPA Standards
A Kheirdast, SA Jozi, S Rezaian, M Mirza Ebrahim Tehrani
Emergency Management 12 (2), 83-101 2024 - Locating for the construction of a dry port for support the ports of Gilan province
BA Ghorbaninejad, ETM Mirza, R Hasnavi, SA Jozi, AM Torabi
Geography 22 (80), 173-195 2024 - Journal of Environmental Studies
S Ebrahim, D Jamshidi, S Alikaei
Journal of Environmental Studies 50 (1) 2024 - An Assessment of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Caused by the Fire of Strategic Diesel Tanks and Providing an Environmental Management Plan Based on the McKinsey 7S Model Nader
N Boveirehi, M Mirza Ebrahim Tehrani, SA Jozi, M Bakhshaei
Archives of Hygiene Sciences 12 (4), 198-206 2023 - Effects of soil, water and air pollution with heavy metal ions around lead and zinc mining and processing factories
SA Sharifi, M Zaeimdar, SA Jozi, R Hejazi
Water, Air, & Soil Pollution 234 (12), 760 2023 - Modelling Patches Number of Residential Areas in Relation to Some Environmental Characteristics (Case Study: Tehran City)
GR Majd, SA Jozi, R Hejazi, MJ Amiri, H Ghaffarzadeh
2023 - Safety and Environmental Sustainability of Strategic Gasoil Tanks, Affected by Fire and Explosion Incidents in the Oil Facilities of Southern Ahvaz
N Boveirehi, M Mirza Ebrahim Tehrani, SA Jozi, M Bakhshaei
Journal of Advances in Environmental Health Research 12 (2), 108-115 2023 - The verification of the influential indicators on the ecological resilience of Hyrcanian Forests using F-AHP and Dematel methods (case study: Navroud Asalem)
M Hajbabaie, SA Jozi, F Forough, H Kiadaliri, A Gharagozlou
Human & Environment 2023 - The Analysis of Sustainability and Resilience Knowledge Map and providing a framework for it
SK Mousavi, M Tabesh, A Lahijanian, SA Jozi, SH Mirfakhradini
Journal of Environmental Science Studies 8 (3), 6816-6824 2023
MOST CITED SCHOLAR PUBLICATIONS
- An integrated Shannon's Entropy–TOPSIS methodology for environmental risk assessment of Helleh protected area in Iran
SA Jozi, M Shafiee, N MoradiMajd, S Saffarian
Environmental monitoring and assessment 184, 6913-6922 2012
Citations: 88 - Analysis of land suitability for urban development in Ahwaz County in southwestern Iran using fuzzy logic and analytic network process (ANP)
M Malmir, MMK Zarkesh, SM Monavari, SA Jozi, E Sharifi
Environmental monitoring and assessment 188, 1-23 2016
Citations: 75 - STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT IN URBAN ENVIRONMENT USING SWOT AND QSPM MODEL (CASE STUDY)
M Pazouki, SA Jozi, YA Ziari
GLOBAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT 3 (2), 207-216 2017
Citations: 73 - Combination of GISFM and TOPSIS to evaluation of urban environment carrying capacity (case study: Shemiran City, Iran)
M Irankhahi, SA Jozi, P Farshchi, SM Shariat, H Liaghati
International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology 14, 1317-1332 2017
Citations: 54 - Environmental risk assessment of dams in construction phase using a multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) method
SA Jozi, MT Shoshtary, ARK Zadeh
Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: An International Journal 21 (1), 1-16 2015
Citations: 54 - Climate and environmental factors affecting the incidence of cutaneous leishmaniasis in Isfahan, Iran
R Ramezankhani, N Sajjadi, R Nezakati esmaeilzadeh, SA Jozi, ...
Environmental Science and Pollution Research 25, 11516-11526 2018
Citations: 52 - Assessment of carbon footprint in the construction phase of high-rise constructions in Tehran
T Jafary Nasab, SM Monavari, SA Jozi, H Majedi
International journal of environmental science and technology 17, 3153-3164 2020
Citations: 48 - Capability assessment and tourism development model verification of Haraz watershed using analytical hierarchy process (AHP)
M Masih, SA Jozi, AAM Lahijanian, A Danehkar, A Vafaeinejad
Environmental monitoring and assessment 190, 1-16 2018
Citations: 45 - Ecological impact analysis on Mahshahr petrochemical industries using analytic hierarchy process method
S Malmasi, SA Jozi, SM Monavari, ME Jafarian
International Journal of Environmental Research 4 (4), 725-734 2010
Citations: 44 - Development of a new rating system for existing green schools in Iran
H Meiboudi, A Lahijanian, SM Shobeiri, SA Jozi, R Azizinezhad
Journal of Cleaner Production 188, 136-143 2018
Citations: 41 - Health-safety and environmental risk assessment of refineries using of multi criteria decision making method
S Rezaian, SA Jozi
Apcbee Procedia 3, 235-238 2012
Citations: 39 - Application of multi criteria decision-making technique in site selection of wind farm-a case study of Northwestern Iran
S Rezaian, SA Jozi
Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing 44, 803-809 2016
Citations: 38 - Evaluation of ecological capability using Spatial Multi Criteria Evaluation Method (SMCE)(Case study: Implementation of indoor recreation in Varjin protected area-Iran)
SA Jozi, N Zaredar, S Rezaeian
International Journal of Environmental Science and Development 1 (3), 273-277 2010
Citations: 37 - Creating an integrative assessment system for green schools in Iran
H Meiboudi, A Lahijanian, SM Shobeiri, SA Jozi, R Azizinezhad
Journal of Cleaner Production 119, 236-246 2016
Citations: 35 - A comprehensive multi-criteria decision making-based land capability assessment for municipal solid waste landfill sitting
M Soroudi, G Omrani, F Moataar, SA Jozi
Environmental Science and Pollution Research 25, 27877-27889 2018
Citations: 34 - Conceptual framework for evaluation of ecotourism carrying capacity for sustainable development of Karkheh protected area, Iran
M Salemi, SA Jozi, S Malmasi, S Rezaian
International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology 26 (4), 354-366 2019
Citations: 32 - Phytoremediation of BTEX from indoor air by Hyrcanian plants
M Fooladi, R Moogouei, SA Jozi, F Golbabaei, G Tajadod
2019
Citations: 31 - Development and validation of sustainability criteria of administrative green schools in Iran
H Meiboudi, A Lahijanian, SM Shobeiri, SA Jozi, R Azizinezhad
Journal of environmental management 197, 605-609 2017
Citations: 30 - Urban development change detection based on Multi-Temporal Satellite Images as a fast tracking approach—a case study of Ahwaz County, southwestern Iran
M Malmir, MMK Zarkesh, SM Monavari, SA Jozi, E Sharifi
Environmental monitoring and assessment 187, 1-10 2015
Citations: 30 - Application of multi-criteria decision-making in land evaluation of agricultural land use
SA Jozi, F Ebadzadeh
Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing 42, 363-371 2014
Citations: 28