As an educator & practitioner, Mohammed is equipped with theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience to provide more robust best practices and strategies in the cultural heritage field. Worked on numerous heritage preservation projects in the USA & KSA. He worked on several surveys & documentation of cultural heritage projects in the state of Colorado; assessing field projects, including heritage inventory, condition assessment, and evaluation; documentation projects and digitizing built heritage using LiDAR laser scanning & Photogrammetry techniques; multiple spatial analysis projects using GIS & remote sensing technologies. In addition, Mohammed worked on several projects in heritage management, restoration, survey, and documentation of tangible and intangible heritage on the national and local levels in Saudi Arabia. Holds a Ph.D. degree in Design and Planning from the University of Colorado Denver, focusing on heritage preservation theory and practice and a minor focus on spatial analysis. He also holds a master’s degree in Historic Preservation from the same University. In addition, Mohammed has a background in architecture and is a certified GIS analyst. Mohammed's research interests address interdisciplinary issues of cultural heritage, urban heritage preservation & management, heritage applied technologies, and heritage tourism.