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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.
Berhanu F. Alemaw, Ron T. Chaoka
Most planned developments in a catchment for control of excess water using a culvert, bridge or dam spillway are located at a site in a stream where there are no discharge measurements. Even though, for gauged catchments a number of established flood frequenc…
Salem Rashrash, Hanan Saleh Farag
Ghadames basin is one of the important groundwater basins in Libya. This basin covers an area of about 215,000 km2 in northwestern Libya. This groundwater basin consists of two major aquifer systems. The upper aquifer system mostly formed of carbonate rocks (…
Ebru Yilmaz, Cengiz Koç
The measurements for the quality of the water were made at eight stations of Ad ü güzel Dam, Yenice Regulator, Sarayk ö y Bridge, Feslek Regulator, Yenipazar Bridge, Ayd ι n Bridge, Ko ç arl ι Bridge, S ö ke Regulator located at the Buyuk Menderes…
Magdy M. Aboelela
Many dangerous effects arise from seepage through earth dams based on pervious layer. Therefore, the dam embankment must be provided with seepage control measures to avoid such effects. In the present work, different control methods were used such as flat slo…
Olubode Adeniyi, Amy Hernandez, Mark LeBlanc, Joan King, Marlene Janes
Pesticides can remain in the environment for decades and contaminate surface water that is used for irrigation of produce. This study examined pesticide residues in some surface waters and foods in Louisiana. Samples of 8 foods (tomato, corn, rice, blueberry,…
Berhanu F. Alemaw, Ron T. Chaoka
A regional analysis of design storms, defined as the expected rainfall intensity for given storm duration and return period, is conducted to determine storm Rainfall Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) relationships. The ultimate purpose was to determine IDF c…
Alfredo Ribeiro Neto, Adriano Rolim da Paz, José Antonio Marengo, Sin Chan Chou
The objective of this work is to assess the impacts of IPCC AR5 climate change scenarios on water resources and hydrological processes across the entire Brazilian territory. Hydrological simulations are carried out in total drainage area of about 11,535,645 k…
Guangwei Huang, W. Saki Takahashi, Huan Liu, Tamao Saito, Nobutada Kimura
Use of wastewater for irrigation has become indispensable worldwide due to accelerating water scarcity, and it also carries a social dimension of poverty reduction in developing countries. However, the impacts of wastewater irrigation on soil properties are s…
Felister Mombo, Zuzanna Pieniak, Valerie Vandermeulen
Development policies have for a long time made it more profitable for people to degrade than to conserve environment. The adoption of these economic wide policies by Africa especially during colonial time and after independence has resulted into erosion of it…
Jessica Haucke, Katherine Clancy, George Kraft
Central Wisconsin has the greatest density of high capacity wells in the state, most of which are used for agricultural irrigation. Irrigated agriculture has been growing steadily in the region since the 1950’s, when irrigation systems and high capacity wells…
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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. All articles are open access under a CC BY 4.0 licence, with authors retaining copyright.
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