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Journal of Water Resource and Protection (JWARP) is an openly accessible journal published monthly. The goal of this journal is to keep a record of the state-of-the-art research and promote the research work in these fast moving areas.
Gideon A. Ajeagah, Cioroi Maria, Praisler Mirela, Oana Constantin, Mihaela Palela, Gabriela Bahrim
Physico-chemical parameters and bio-contamination assessment through protozoan cysts and helminths eggs were carried out from the period of June to September 2010 in order to appreciate the pollution of the Danube River Basin in Romania. It recorded a higher…
Khaoula Missaoui, Wided Bouguerra, Chiraz Hannachi, Béchir Hamrouni
Saline waters treatment has become increasingly important for drinking water supply in a greater part of the world. However, some serious limitations had recently been discovered during water treatment, among them the boron problem seems to have a critical me…
Matteo Evangelisti, Domenico D’Amelia, Gustavo Di Lallo, Maria Cristina Thaller, Luciana Migliore
The great environmental importance of wetlands is linked to the high biodiversity of flora and fauna they support, so that the international Ramsar Convention focused on these areas and highlighted the need to preserve them. The bacterial communities that thr…
Jose E. Dutra-de-Oliveira, Júlio S. Marchini, Joel Lamounier, Carlos A. N. de Almeida
On a global base, estimated 2 billion people are iron deficient and/or anemic with small children and child bearing age most likely to be the ones affected. These high levels of world anemia prevalence have been maintained and even growing in spite of the glo…
Emmet M. Owens, Steven W. Effler, David A. Matthews, Anthony R. Prestigiacomo
Outfall alternatives are evaluated for a municipal wastewater treatment facility that discharges effluent at the shoreline of an urban lake. Occurrence of plumes of poorly diluted effluent in adjoining portions of the lake is described. Alternatives considere…
Adriana Medina Ramírez, Prócoro Gamero Melo, José Manuel Almanza Robles, María Esther Sánchez Castro, Sasirot Khamkure, Roberto García de León
In the “ Laguna ” region of Coahuila state, Mexico like other places in the world, the groundwater needs to be treated to meet the quality required for human consumption. The study had probed that a Mexican fly ash can be used as a raw material to obtain effe…
Hanan M. Diab, Waleed M. Abdellah
Radium isotopes can be analyzed by different analytical methods based on gamma spectrometric measurements or alpha spectrometry. An improved method was developed to determine radium isotopes from water using gamma spectrometry after radiochemical separation.…
Sami Khemiri, Afef Khnissi, Mohsen Ben Alaya, Salwa Saidi, Fouad Zargouni
Groundwater vulnerability maps have become a standard tool for protecting groundwater resources from pollution. They are especially valuable in the decision making process related to land use planning. In fact, mangers have mostly little experience and expert…
Yoshitaka Sakata, Ryuji Ikeda
Vertical hydraulic gradient (VHG) provides detailed information on 3D groundwater flows in alluvial fans, but its regional mapping is complicated by a lack of piezometer nests and uncertainty in conventional well data. Especially, determining representative d…
D. G. Regulwar, V. S. Pradhan
Surface and groundwater are related systems. They can be used conjunctively to maximize the efficient use of available resources. Groundwater may be used to supplement surface water to cope with the irrigation demands to meet the deficits in low rainfall peri…
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