Dr. Amr Shaban Abdallah Fahil obtained his BSc (Geology) and MSc (Applied Geology) from the University of Tanta, Egypt and is currently pursuing a PhD (Geothermal Energy/Remote Sensing and GIS) at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington. He is working as an assistant lecturer for the Faculty of Science, Tanta University Geology Department in Egypt. His PhD research is based on the exploration of new promising potential sources for geothermal energy in Egypt using geospatial technology techniques. His areas of interest are differential equations, structural geology, geothermal energy, and remote sensing and GIS techniques. He is currently working on finishing new research regarding the exploration of new sources of geothermal energy in Egypt using geospatial techniques (remote sensing and GIS) and the identification of potential hydrothermal mineralization zones associated with geothermal hotspot waters using geospatial analysis techniques, WorldView-3 images, and geophysical methods in the Ayn Musa region, Northwestern Sinai, Egypt. Mr. Amr Fahil’s work has led to the submission of one peer-reviewed research paper to the Land journal and five abstracts to the AAPG Annual Convention & Exhibition, the American Association of Geographers (AAG), the North Carolina ArcGIS Users Group (NCAUG), and the GSA Joint Southeastern & Northeastern Section Meeting. Furthermore, he is currently working on his second paper to be submitted to another international peer-reviewed journal.