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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.
Katherine A. Clancy
Increased use of streamflow, most importantly minimum flow/baseflow data should be incorporated into drought indices, especially in regions where streams have a high baseflow component. Standard departure for streamflow (SDSF) and standard departure for basef…
Junias Léandre Kra, Moïse Botou Adahi, Brice Arthur Konan-Waidhet, Jean-Yves Konan N’Guessan, Joël Doyéré Koné, Emmanuel Nogbou Assidjo
In this study, the SEBAL (Surface Energy Balance Algorithm for Land) model was used to map the spatio-temporal distribution of actual evapotranspiration in the Yamoussoukro department (C ô te d’Ivoire). Like other regions of the country, the Yamoussoukr…
Samassy Rokyatou Yéo, Kokoa Chia Marie Reine Allialy, Tano Anoumou Rene, Mondé Sylvain, Sangaré Seydou, Kouadio Affian
The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report shows that sea-level rise, which has been accelerated since the 19th century resulting to the global warming, threatens coastal areas with high population growth. A Global Sea Level Observing…
Kandana Marthe Yéo, Koffi Komoé, Estelle Sévérine Konan, Droh Lanciné Goné
Investigations were carried out on spatial and seasonal composition, distribution and abundance of phytoplankton in Adjin lagoon located in south-eastern of C ô te d’Ivoire. Samples were collected at six stations during the four seasons in 2013 year. Fr…
Waseem Al-Tamimi, Fadoua Hamzaoui-Azaza, Marwan Ghanem, Rachida Bouhalila
Located south of the West Bank, Wadi Al-Samen is considered one of the most important sources of groundwater recharge for the eastern aquifer in Hebron. It is polluted by sewage originating from domestic and industrial consumption in the Hebron area. Water qu…
Godspower O. Sebe, Kristen Vogle, Brendan Meyers, Adenike Elizabeth Adewoyin, Livina C. Iheme, Henrietta Nneka Emeka
This study investigates the aftermath of a significant train derailment and vinyl chloride release incident in East Palestine, Ohio, with a particular focus on the analysis of precipitation acidity changes and the concentration of vinyl chloride in samples. T…
Snezana Didanovic, Danijel Vrhovsek
Constructed wetlands (CWs) can achieve a high-quality wastewater treatment and a quality that meets the prescribed standard, defined by legislation on wastewater discharge. A limitation in the application of constructed wetlands (CWs) is the large area requir…
Nancy J. Leland, Sheri Caseau, Eleah Caseau, Jeffrey T. Miller, Alison Watts, James F. Haney
We have used serial filtration to isolate picocyanobacteria from brackish and marine microhabitats for analysis. We used 16s metabarcoding to confirm the picocyanobacteria as members of the Order Synechococcales , Genus Cyanobium 6307 (Upper Chilmark Pond) an…
Rajabu Ramadhani Omary, Makarius C. S. Lalika, Mariam Nguvava, Emmanuel Mgimwa
Rivers are important for aquatic biodiversity. Anthropogenic activities degrade rivers and decrease their capacity to offer ecosystem services. This study used macroinvertebrates to assess the impact of anthropogenic activities on the Pinyinyi River during dr…
Cheikh Sarr, Cungen Yu, Ousmane Ndiaye, Hamet Diadhiou, Ngor Ndour
Community structure of fish in relation to environmental variation was investigated in Nanji Islands National Nature Reserve (NINNR). In order to test this relationship, we delineated 25 survey stations with bottom trawling and measured environmental variable…
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