Saeid Giti Pour(retired)

1. Effective elimination of Pb (II) cations from waste water and polluted water using siderite magnetic biochar

Giti Pour Saeid, Sanaei Mahsa, لک راضیه, Karbasi Abdolreza (2025)., Scientific Reports, 15(1), 1-10.

1. Impact of hydrochar in stabilization/solidifcation of heavy metal‑contaminated soil with Portland cement

Firooz Bakht Saeid, Giti Pour Saeid, Baghdadi Majid (2024)., ENVIRONMENTAL GEOCHEMISTRY AND HEALTH, 46(12).

2. PFOA‑contaminated soil remediation: a comprehensive review

soltanian mehdi, Giti Pour Saeid, Baghdadi Majid, rtimi sami (2024)., Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 31(38), 49985-50011.

1. Management of Medical Wastes in Public Hospitals: A Case Study

Hosseinzadeh Ali, Giti Pour Saeid, Pazoki Maryam, Reshadi Mir Amir Mohammad, Nazaripour Morteza, Rezaei Masomeh (2022)., Journal of Advances in Environmental Health and Research, 10(4).

2. Ecological and human health risk assessment of sites with heavy metal contaminated soils in Isfahan metropolitan

soltanian mehdi, Giti Pour Saeid, Baghdadi Majid (2022)., International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 1(1).

3. Evaluating the consequences of household hazardous waste diversion on public health and ecological risks of leachate exposure

Golampour Houman, Giti Pour Saeid (2022)., International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 19(5), 4407-4420.

4. Influence of the Organic Acids on the Heavy Metals Mobility and Distribution in the Contaminated Soils

Giti Pour Saeid, اکبرپور فاطمه, Baghdadi Majid, Mehrdadi Naser (2022)., Applied Soil Research, 9(4).

1. Correlation between chemical fractionation of heavy metals and their toxicity in the contaminated soils

Akbarpour Fatemeh, Giti Pour Saeid, Baghdadi Majid, Mehrdadi Naser (2021)., Environmental Earth Sciences, 80(21).

2. EVALUATION OF PHOSPHATE AND AMMONIUM ADSORPTION DESORPTION OF SLOW PYROLYZED WOOD BIOCHAR

Rezaee Masood, Giti Pour Saeid, Sarrafzadeh Mohammad Hossein (2021)., Environmental Engineering and Management Journal, 20(2), 217-227.

1. Health Risk Assessment of Heavy Metals in the Contaminated Soils of Tehran Province, Iran

Akbarpour Saraskanrood Fatemeh, Giti Pour Saeid, Baghdadi Majid, Mehrdadi Naser (2020)., Environmental Energy and Economic Research, 4(4).

2. Study of synthetic internal washing of nickle from used catalysts with nitric acid

Giti Pour Saeid, Akbarpour Eskanrood Fatemeh, Firooz Bakht Saeid (2020)., The Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 2(2), 1-10.

3. Environmental-economic evaluation of sugar cane bagasse gasification power plants versus combined-cycle gas power plants

Mohammadi fatemeh, Abdoli Mhammad Ali, Amidpoyr majid, Vahidi Hossein, Giti Pour Saeid (2020)., GLOBAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND MANAGEMENT-GJESM, 5(1).

4. The Effects of different season on household hazardous waste composition and individuals in Tehran city and the proposed procedures for prevention and reduction in waste generation

GholampourArbastan Houman, Giti Pour Saeid (2020)., Journal of Environmental Studies, 46(1).

1. Different Pathways to Integrate Anaerobic Digestion and Thermochemical Processes: Moving Toward the Circular Economy Concept

Rezaee Masoud, Giti Pour Saeid, Sarrafzadeh Mohammad Hossein (2019)., Environmental Energy and Economic Research, 4(1), 57-67.

2. Extraction and Recovery of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Petroleum Contaminated Soils Using Supercritical Water by Response Surface Methodology

Motamedimehr Shahriar, Giti Pour Saeid (2019)., Pollution, 5(4).

3. Sub and Supercritical Decontamination of Oil-Based Drill Cuttings: A Review

Motamedimehr Shahriar, Giti Pour Saeid (2019)., Environmental Energy and Economic Research, 3(3).

4. Evaluation of effective parameters in washing of PAH-contaminated soils using response surface methodology approach

Giti Pour Saeid, Mohebban Ali, Ghasemi Soroush, Abdolahinejad Mahdi, Abdolahinejad Behnaz (2019)., International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 12(24), 1-14.

1. Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons Separation from Oil-Contaminated Soil Using Supercritical and Subcritical Water

Motamedimehr Shahriar, Giti Pour Saeid, Ardestani Mojtaba (2018)., Journal of Environmental Pollution and Control, 1(1), 1-17.

2. Treatment technologies for PAH-contaminated sites: a critical review

Giti Pour Saeid, Sorial George, Ghasemi Soroush, Baziari Mahdieh (2018)., ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT, 190(9), 546.

3. Pollution potential of the wastes of used oil treatment plants and their possible remediation techniques

Jebeli Mohammadtaghi, Heidarzadeh Nima, Giti Pour Saeid (2018)., International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology, 12(9), 555.

4. Evaluation of Vapor Extraction Method for Removal of Benzene and Toluene from Contaminated Soil and Effect of Organic Matter Contents on the Removal Efficiency

Giti Pour Saeid, Alimohamadi Massoumeh, Firooz Bakht Saeid, Mirzaee Ehsan (2018)., Evaluation of Vapor Extraction Method for Removal of Benzene and Toluene from Contaminated Soil and Effect of Organic Matter Contents on the Removal Efficiency, 23-24 May.

5. Pollution control caused by high levels of petroleum hydrocarbons in contaminated soils

Mardan Saeed, Giti Pour Saeid, Abdoli Mhammad Ali (2018)., PETROLEUM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 36(11), 705-711.

1. Treatment of Soil Contaminated with Petroleum Compounds using Stabilization/Solidification Method (case study: Salafchegan Industrial Estate)

Mardan Saeed, Giti Pour Saeid, Abdoli Mhammad Ali (2017)., Journal of Environmental Studies, 43(2), 233-250.

2. Cement-Based and AC-Based Solidification/Stabilization Processes of Aliphatic Hydrocarbons Contaminated Soils in Kharg Island Oil Terminal

Firooz Bakht Saeid, Giti Pour Saeid, Farshi Homayoun Rooz Abtin (2017)., International Journal of Environmental Research, 1(1), 1-10.

3. Specific Density and Rate of Recycled Gravel Water Adsorption Resulted from Concrete Grits (Case Study: Pars 2 district , Kanegan)

Babaei Alireza, Giti Pour Saeid, Abdoli Mhammad Ali (2017)., Sharif Journal Civil Engineering, 2(1), 1-5.