School of Environmental Sciences
Dr Muhammad Nadeem Asghar 
BSc(Hons), MSc, PhD
Position Environmental Hydrologist, Adjunct Senior Lecturer
Campus Wagga Wagga Campus
Office Room 107, Building 24
Phone (02) 6933 4937
Fax (02) 6933 2647
EMAIL MUHAMMAD NEDEEN ASGHAR 
Dr. Asghar started his professional career in 1989 as a Research Assistant with the Netherlands Research Assistant Project (NRAP), Lahore, Pakistan. From 1997 till 2004, he worked with International Water Management Institute (IWMI) Pakistan, Lahore. Since 2004, he has been working with CSU International Centre for WATER Wagga Wagga, Australia. His areas of interest include root zone salinity management, socio–economics of groundwater extractions, soil–water–plant–environment interactions, impact evaluations of irrigation methods and practices, and surface–groundwater interaction modeling.
Interests
Innovative technologies for extracting fresh groundwater from aquifers underlain by saline groundwater, Root zone salinity management using groundwater with pressurized irrigation, Improving farmers' livelihood confronting scarce surface water and limiting groundwater resources, Drought mitigation and preparedness planning for semi–arid areas,Design and impact evaluation of serial biological concentration option for salinity control, Environmental impact assessment of wastewater reuse for agricultural production, Training of trainers and farmers for environmentally sustainable management of groundwater resources,Supervision of postgraduate students in water and salinity management and groundwater modelling.