Naeem Ahmed
Biographic Data
| ID | 4034932 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Naeem Ahmed |
| GIVEN NAMES | Naeem |
| FAMILY NAME | Ahmed |
| SIGNATURE | AHMED N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7476-3332 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Remote Sensing Analysis of Spatiotemporal Impacts of Climate Change on Land-use and Land-cover Dynamics in Pakistan
This study examined the spatiotemporal impacts of climate change in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. The study included social, demographic, economic and physical susceptibility factors of the spatiotemporal impacts of climate change through land use and land-use change. The article indicates that the large population and urban structure are expanding. The Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) results for Rawalpindi and Islamabad from 2000 to 20…
Exploring the role of media in climate change awareness and adaptation among university students in Islamabad, Pakistan
The primary objective of this study is to investigate the role of media in shaping people’s perceptions of climate change and their subsequent adaptation strategies for coping with it. The study applied the agenda-setting theory to explain how social media has influenced the perceptions of young people about climate change. Uses and gratifications theory was employed to examine the accuracy of information about climate change from media sources. …
Changing Dynamics of Sectarianism in Pakistan
In Pakistan, sectarianism is generally taken as a conflict between the Sunni majority and the Shia minority. This narrative is vague, making it difficult to understand who is battling whom. Factually speaking, these two sects are not homogeneous; instead, they each have their sub-sects with different schools of thought. For example, the Sunnis are divided into several groups, including Brailvis, Deobandis, Wahabis, and Ahle Hadith. In contrast, t…
Spatial vulnerability assessment of urbanites of Rawalpindi to the combined effects of climate change and pandemics using GIS mapping
Pakistan is urbanising at an extremely high pace and if this urbanisation is left unplanned, it can not only increase the vulnerability of its residents, but it can be the source of high GHG emissions, thereby increasing vulnerability to climate change. Moreover, not all city inhabitants are equally vulnerable to climate change and Pandemics like Covid-19. This study estimated the vulnerability ranking of urban union councils of Rawalpindi throug…
Social Construction of Extremism
South Punjab, the land of Sufi saints, and epitome of peace and love has transformed into the fulcra of militancy in last two decades. The current study draws the connection between society (social-organisation) and social interaction with the construction of individual’s perceptions and behaviours. The study also underscores the flaws lie in the social composition of society of South Punjab that contributes to the construction of violent percept…
Why inequality could spread Covid-19
Pandemics rarely affect all people in a uniform way. The Black Death in the 14th century reduced the global population by a third, with the highest number of deaths observed among the poorest populations.1 Densely populated with malnourished and overworked peasants, medieval Europe was a fertile breeding ground for the bubonic plague. Seven centuries on—with a global gross domestic product of almost US$100 trillion—is our world adequately resourc…
The Recreational Value of Rohtas Fort, Pakistan
This study evaluates the use value of Rohtas Fort, in province Punjab (Pakistan). Employing the Individual Travel Cost Method, the study estimated the total annual consumer surplus as US$ 8.71 million and the total recreational value as US$ 11.70 million (which is 0.05% of total GDP of Pakistan in the year 2013). The major influencing factors of visitation frequency were observed as travel cost, household income, age, household size, education an…
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The Recreational Value of Rohtas Fort, Pakistan
This study evaluates the use value of Rohtas Fort, in province Punjab (Pakistan). Employing the Individual Travel Cost Method, the study estimated the total annual consumer surplus as US$ 8.71 million and the total recreational value as US$ 11.70 million (which is 0.05% of total GDP of Pakistan in the year 2013). The major influencing factors of visitation frequency were observed as travel cost, household income, age, household size, education an…
Why inequality could spread Covid-19
Pandemics rarely affect all people in a uniform way. The Black Death in the 14th century reduced the global population by a third, with the highest number of deaths observed among the poorest populations.1 Densely populated with malnourished and overworked peasants, medieval Europe was a fertile breeding ground for the bubonic plague. Seven centuries on—with a global gross domestic product of almost US$100 trillion—is our world adequately resourc…
Social Construction of Extremism
South Punjab, the land of Sufi saints, and epitome of peace and love has transformed into the fulcra of militancy in last two decades. The current study draws the connection between society (social-organisation) and social interaction with the construction of individual’s perceptions and behaviours. The study also underscores the flaws lie in the social composition of society of South Punjab that contributes to the construction of violent percept…
Changing Dynamics of Sectarianism in Pakistan
In Pakistan, sectarianism is generally taken as a conflict between the Sunni majority and the Shia minority. This narrative is vague, making it difficult to understand who is battling whom. Factually speaking, these two sects are not homogeneous; instead, they each have their sub-sects with different schools of thought. For example, the Sunnis are divided into several groups, including Brailvis, Deobandis, Wahabis, and Ahle Hadith. In contrast, t…
Spatial vulnerability assessment of urbanites of Rawalpindi to the combined effects of climate change and pandemics using GIS mapping
Pakistan is urbanising at an extremely high pace and if this urbanisation is left unplanned, it can not only increase the vulnerability of its residents, but it can be the source of high GHG emissions, thereby increasing vulnerability to climate change. Moreover, not all city inhabitants are equally vulnerable to climate change and Pandemics like Covid-19. This study estimated the vulnerability ranking of urban union councils of Rawalpindi throug…
Exploring the role of media in climate change awareness and adaptation among university students in Islamabad, Pakistan
The primary objective of this study is to investigate the role of media in shaping people’s perceptions of climate change and their subsequent adaptation strategies for coping with it. The study applied the agenda-setting theory to explain how social media has influenced the perceptions of young people about climate change. Uses and gratifications theory was employed to examine the accuracy of information about climate change from media sources. …
Remote Sensing Analysis of Spatiotemporal Impacts of Climate Change on Land-use and Land-cover Dynamics in Pakistan
This study examined the spatiotemporal impacts of climate change in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. The study included social, demographic, economic and physical susceptibility factors of the spatiotemporal impacts of climate change through land use and land-use change. The article indicates that the large population and urban structure are expanding. The Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) results for Rawalpindi and Islamabad from 2000 to 20…
Climate change (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Socioeconomics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Economics (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Pandemic (2 works)