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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.
Kidist Assefa, Mamaru A. Moges, 1 1
Low flow analysis provides crucial information for the planning and design water resource development, risk assessment and environmental flow management. Understanding the low flow regimes and evaluating the magnitudes for incorporating in water resources man…
Gulam Md. Munna, Jahir Bin Alam, Jobayer Ahmed, Abdullah Al Mamun
Heavy rainfall is one of the most frequent and widespread severe weather hazards that affect Sylhet city. In Sylhet, nine natural channels locally called “chara” are mainly responsible for the drainage of heavy rainfall to the Surma River. The present conditi…
Sangaré Naminata, Kouassi Edith Kwa-Koffi, Kouassi Aka Marcel, Yao Koffi Marcellin
The municipal Akouedo landfill of the city of Abidjan (Cote d’Ivoire) is composed of more than 60% of household waste. It lacks a leachate collecting and treatment device. To highlight the impact of the leachate on the receiving environments, some sampling ca…
Mouhamat Seck, 1 1, Serigne Faye, Mark Robertson, Michael Rose
The sandy Quaternary and the deep Maastrichtian aquifers located in the northern coastal zone of Senegal, from the locality of Kayar in the south to Saint-Louis in the north, constitute the main sources of water supply for urban and local needs as well as min…
Ibrahim M. Ahmed, 1 1, Mathieu Le Coz, Mohamed Jalludin, Paul Sardini, Moumtaz Razack
This work focuses on the modeling and evaluation of water resources in complex aquifer systems and the use of scarce data. The modeling work is developed based on the GLUE (Generalized Likelihood Uncertainty Estimation) method. This method is still little use…
Chemeril Chepyegon, Daisuke Kamiya
Water is an important component in national development. Despite the efforts of the Kenyan government to increase water coverage throughout the country so that economic development of the nation remains unimpeded, recent statistics show that the rate of water…
Nobumasa Hatcho, Kazuyuki Kurihara, Yutaka Matsuno, Haruhiko Horino
The cyclic irrigation system has been practiced in Japan for reducing pollutant outflow loadings from paddy fields. The cyclic irrigation is an irrigation method to reuse water by pumping drainage water and re-distributing it to the farmland. Quantification a…
Jinbo Zhao, Yingjun Xu, Li Xu, Qian Li, 1 1
The aim of this study was to investigate the release of inorganic and organic phosphorus species from particles in rivers and estuaries during resuspension events such as storm, wind and tidal induced turbulence. To achieve this aim, laboratory beaker experim…
Dibi Millogo, Moméiyi Michée Bazié, Youssouf Koussoubé, Prosper Nabsanna Zombré, Evariste Constant Dapola Da
Agriculture is harming its own future through soil degradation and pollution of the water that it generates. The different chemical analyses carried out on surface waters and the land surveys carried out in the Nakanbé basin have shown that agricultural pract…
Andrey Zaikin, Ana Espínola-Arredondo, Alejandro Prera
Irrigation water is a scarce common-pool resource in Uzbekistan, which leads to an increasing competition over its allocation among farmers. We examine how the management of this resource affects individual strategic behavior and how its availability ( vis-a-…
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