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  • Quantitative assessment of surface runoff at arid region: a case study in the Middle of Nile Delta

    • Authors: Mohamed, E. S.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Belal, Abdel-Aziz; Abu-hashim, Mohamed (2019)

  • The results revealed that the highest value of surface runoff was distinguished close to the urban area and ranges between 40 and 50 mm. In urban areas, the surfaces are paved and there are no infiltration of water. Consequently, the runoff water directly flows to the storm channels. Runoff values ranging between 30 and 40 mm occurred at the north of the study area. The sloping surface and the nature of the clay soil contributed to generate more runoff than do lowland areas.
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  • Remote sensing, GIS and chemical analysis for assessment of environmental impacts on rising of groundwater around Kima Company, Aswan, Egypt

    • Authors: Farrag, A.E.A.;  Advisor: -;  Participants: Megahed, H.A.; Darwish, M.H. (2019)

  • Many wells were drilled and used to pump the groundwater in and south of the area, from which 15 wells that were used to feed Aswan city by drinking water were stopped since 2009. As result, the groundwater level rises and most of the wells of Kima company flooded. The groundwater quality deteriorated and some environmental changes in the surrounding area were detected. Monitoring and analysis of these changes are studied using remote sensing and GIS techniques. The results show an increase in both the surface water bodies (ponds) and urban areas.
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