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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.
Janice Dwomoh Abraham, Isaac Fosu, Daniel Agyapong, Uchechi Agyemang, Kwame Nkrumah Hope, John Abraham
The Sumampa River in Mampong-Ashanti in Ghana is a very important river that supplies water to the water processing company for treatment for the whole community and its environs. In spite of its importance, the buffer area of the river has been encroached by…
Katherine Miller, Katherine Folk Clancy
Runoff models such as the Curve Number (CN) model are dependent upon land use and soil type within the watershed or contributing area. In regions with internal drainage (e.g. wetlands) watershed delineation methods that fill sinks can result in inaccurate con…
Effebi Kôkôh Rose, N’tain Yemou Jeanne, Dabissi Noufé Djibril, Diallo Seydou, Tra Bi Zamblé Armand, Nguetta Fabrice, Hela Karoui, Kamagaté Bamory, Goné Droh Laciné, Jean Louis Perrin, Luc Séguis
This study aims to identify human uses and activities in the watershed Aghien lagoon in nine rural communities located downstream, near the lagoon in rural area, and upstream of the lagoon in the urban area. A sample of two thousand two hundred fifty eight (2…
Jens Munk, Todd Petersen, Matt Cullin, William Schnabel
We present a probe factor for a simple measurement device, which can be used to determine in-situ electrical resistivity in soils or other penetrable bodies. The probe is primarily sensitive to the material immediately surrounding it and therefore is ideal fo…
Hannington Ngabirano, Denis Byamugisha, Emmanuel Ntambi
The effect of seasonal variations in physical parameters on quality of gravity flow water was investigated in Kyanamira Sub-County, Kabale District, Uganda. The seasonal variations in the physical parameters (pH, temperature, electrical conductivity (EC), tur…
Sagar Shrestha, Puspa L. Adhikari
Taudaha Lake is one of the important wetlands in Nepal, as it provides critical habitats for thousands of migratory birds and fishes. Despite being a critically important water body, there is a lack of detail chemical and biological studies on this lake. The…
Javier M. Gonzalez, Martin J. Shipitalo, Douglas R. Smith, Elizabeth Warnemuende-Pappas, Stanley J. Livingston
Surface inlets are installed in subsurface drainage systems to reduce ponding duration and surface runoff, but can contribute to water quality concerns by allowing water to directly enter buried drains. Blind inlets consist of perforated pipes covered with gr…
Sadia Sahi Placide, Berté Mohamed, Loba Evelyne Marie Hélène, Appia Foffié Thiéry Auguste, Gnamba Corneil Quand-Meme, Ibrahima Sanogo, Lassiné Ouattara
This work deals with the physicochemical and microbiological characterization of a hospital wastewater that is directly discharged in water bodies without treatment. Our focus was paid on the teaching hospital of Treichville (Cote d’Ivoire). For the purpose,…
Sareh Vafakhah, Mohammad E. Bahrololoom, Mohsen Saeedikhani
The water crisis is an increasingly severe global problem that may be reduced by reusing wastewater after suitable treatment methods. Nowadays, biosorption is one of the main parts of environmental technology which could adsorb heavy metals. This paper descri…
Mebruk Mohammed, Bisrat Ayalew, 1 1
Groundwater movement beneath watershed divide is one component of the hydrological cycle that is typically ignored due to difficulty in analysis. Numerical ground-water models, like TAGSAC, have been used extensively for predicting aquifer responses to extern…
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