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Groundwater in Egypt’s Deserts, 2021
No doubt that groundwater is an essential source of water resources in many regions in the world ... more No doubt that groundwater is an essential source of water resources in many regions in the world particularly in arid desert areas as in the case of Egypt. Egypt’s deserts rely on groundwater where no other reliable source is available. The rapid growth of the population and the need for food at a reasonable price lead Egypt to extend its agricultural expansion to the deserts where 1.5 million feddans (1 Feddan = 4200 m2) are entering the plan for cultivation. This book focuses on the groundwater in Egypt’s deserts, its availability, quantity, quality, uses, and the future agricultural expansion. The book consists of 17 chapters in five parts.
Part “Introductory Section” is an introduction and contains two Chaps. “Intro-duction to “Groundwater in Egypt’s Deserts”” and “An Overview of the Egyptian Deserts’ Resources”. Part “Groundwater Occurrence and Ecosystem Services”. Part “Groundwater Exploration, Quantity, Quality, and Their Management” deals with Groundwater Exploration, Quantity, Quality and their Management in 8 Chap-ters . On the other hand, the topic (Transboundary groundwater management issues in the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System (NSAS) is covered in Chap. “Transboundary Groundwater Management Issues in the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System (NSAS)”
The last Part of the book is to conclude the book with a chapter titled (Update, Conclusions and Recommendations of the Groundwater in Egypt’s Deserts”.
Groundwater in Egypt’s Deserts, 2021
No doubt that groundwater is an essential source of water resources in many regions in the world ... more No doubt that groundwater is an essential source of water resources in many regions in the world particularly in arid desert areas as in the case of Egypt. Egypt’s deserts rely on groundwater where no other reliable source is available. The rapid growth of the population and the need for food at a reasonable price lead Egypt to extend its agricultural expansion to the deserts where 1.5 million feddans (1 Feddan = 4200 m2) are entering the plan for cultivation. This book focuses on the groundwater in Egypt’s deserts, its availability, quantity, quality, uses, and the future agricultural expansion. The book consists of 17 chapters in five parts.
Part “Introductory Section” is an introduction and contains two Chaps. “Intro-duction to “Groundwater in Egypt’s Deserts”” and “An Overview of the Egyptian Deserts’ Resources”. Part “Groundwater Occurrence and Ecosystem Services”. Part “Groundwater Exploration, Quantity, Quality, and Their Management” deals with Groundwater Exploration, Quantity, Quality and their Management in 8 Chap-ters . On the other hand, the topic (Transboundary groundwater management issues in the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System (NSAS) is covered in Chap. “Transboundary Groundwater Management Issues in the Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System (NSAS)”
The last Part of the book is to conclude the book with a chapter titled (Update, Conclusions and Recommendations of the Groundwater in Egypt’s Deserts”.