Hi

You can try these things:

1. Make a LinkedIn account and search for potential academicians and experts in that field. Connect with them and approach them through a formal request.

2. Search websites of reputed colleges. In their department section you can see the profile of each professor and their research field areas. Get their mail and showcase your interest to work by writing to them.

3. Search articles related to your research. Make note of the authors. Most of the authors are associated with some big projects. You can write to them by mailing them your request.

Best of Luck

Certainly! Here are some steps you can take to find professors who are conducting research in the field of "Delineation of ground potential" and hydrological research analysis:

1. **University Websites**: Visit the websites of universities known for their strong civil engineering and hydrology programs. Look for faculty directories or research groups focusing on hydrology, geotechnical engineering, or related fields. Check the profiles of individual professors to see if their research interests align with yours.

2. **Research Publications**: Look for recent research publications in journals related to hydrology and civil engineering. Identify authors whose work intersects with your interests in ground potential delineation. Reach out to these researchers via email to express your interest in their work and inquire about potential collaboration opportunities.

3. **Conferences and Workshops**: Attend conferences, workshops, and seminars related to civil engineering and hydrology. These events provide excellent opportunities to network with researchers and learn about ongoing research projects. Participate in discussions and engage with presenters whose work interests you.

4. **Professional Associations**: Join professional associations and societies focused on civil engineering and hydrology. These organizations often provide platforms for networking and collaboration among researchers in the field. Attend meetings, webinars, and other events organized by these associations to connect with potential collaborators.

5. **Online Platforms**: Explore online platforms such as ResearchGate, LinkedIn, and academic social media networks where researchers share their work and connect with peers. Join relevant groups and forums, and actively participate in discussions related to ground potential delineation and hydrological research analysis.

6. **Collaborative Research Projects**: Keep an eye out for collaborative research projects or funding opportunities in the field of hydrology. Many research initiatives involve interdisciplinary teams, and there may be opportunities for civil engineers to contribute their expertise to projects focused on ground potential delineation.

7. **Contact Research Centers**: Reach out to research centers or institutes specializing in hydrology or geotechnical engineering. These organizations often lead cutting-edge research projects and may welcome collaboration with civil engineers interested in ground potential delineation.

When reaching out to professors or researchers, make sure to clearly articulate your background, research interests, and how you believe you can contribute to their projects. Be respectful of their time and workload, and demonstrate genuine interest in their work. Collaboration in research can be highly rewarding, so approach the process with enthusiasm and openness to new opportunities.

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You can contact me and I will guide you as far as I know

When I went on an exchange, I needed to find a professor who had the same area of research as mine. First, I defined the location I would like to be in (country, state, etc.), then I looked for the universities present there. The university websites contain a list of professors, their lines of research and their contact information. I selected the ones I was interested in and contacted them via email.

I can advise you to start your search with publications and preprints on your chosen intended topic. At a certain point - when you reach an acceptable level of interest - you will receive a signal or recommendation from a leading expert in your field. Wish you luck!

Thank you so much for your advise

Pranay Bhagat Pranay, I suggest subscribing to a Journal, It can offer a wider variety of ideas and discussions than one professor. There are many related to your field - I mention this one as an example; Journal of Engineering Research and Reports. The 2023 issue covers your topic at this link:

https://journaljerr.com/index.php/JERR/article/view/807

In addition two on-line journals are:

Open Science Journal

https://www.mdpi.com/

Geology, Ecology, and Landscapes - open access journal

https://www.tandfonline.com/journals/tgel20

You can collaborate with lecturers at your university and try to build relationships with them by displaying your journal work and then convey that you are interested in participating in their research in the future