Search for dissertations about: "semiarid area"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the words semiarid area.
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1. Water erosion modeling using fractal rainfall disaggregation- a study in semiarid Tunisia
Abstract : In the Tunisian semiarid area, water erosion processes have led to negative economic and environmental consequences in a context of limited water resources. To characterize and predict these degradation phenomena, a comprehensive high-resolution data base on erosive rainfall, together with siltation records for 28 small reservoirs were analyzed. READ MORE
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2. Food insecurity and coping strategies in semiarid areas : the case of Mvumi in central Tanzania
Abstract : This study examines how people in dryland areas cope with food insecurity and adversities over time. It draws from the experience of the Gogo people living in Mvumi in the semiarid zone of central Tanzania, an area with a long history of food shortages. The study specifically examines the potential for dryland resources to sustain livelihoods. READ MORE
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3. Floodwater harvesting for artificial recharge of groundwater - estimation and prediction for arid Iran
Abstract : Groundwater depletion in arid and semiarid areas is of increasing concern. Increasing water demand due to increasing population and climate change impacts have intensified the water shortage problems and put further stress especially on groundwater. READ MORE
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4. Soil Salinity and Crop Yield at El-Salam Canal Area, Egypt
Abstract : Soil salinity and solute movements through the soil are considered the most important challenge facing agriculture in Arid and Semiarid regions (e.g., Egypt). READ MORE
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5. A multidisciplinary approach: geophysics, hydrochemistry and hydrometeorology for addressing water security in semiarid alluvial fans
Abstract : Water security offers to the local population an adequate quality and quantity of water for health, economy, livelihoods and ecosystems. Hence, achieving basic levels of water security should be a priority in areas where access to fresh water is scarce. READ MORE