[PDF] Top 20 Study of the Quality of Irrigation Water in South-East El-Kantara Canal, North Sinai, Egypt

... fresh water, and higher than the 200 median value specified by USEPA ...in irrigation water to maintain soil structural stability [21], currently there are several desalination processes available ... See full document

... The water quality of the infiltration water in terms of salinity was measured based on [22]; Table 6 shows measured average groundwater electric conductivity (EC) in dS/m for the ob- servation wells ... See full document

... Irrigation water in the study area including Burg-El-Arab (Industrial water), Mary Mina (sewage water) , Bahig (fresh water) and El-Rawaisate (artesian ... See full document

... between water treatments in water use efficiency (WUE) and in the harvest ...the water regime of 6000 m 3 /ha on Sakha-3 was ...the irrigation water supply of 7200 m 3 /ha with ... See full document

... of Water Resource and Protection 21000 hectares; the surface drains Baloza and EL-Farama bound the area from the south and north ...The North Sinai Sector for water ... See full document

... In Egypt, the agricultural sector consumes about 67000 million m 3 (about 86%) of water resources ...[2]. Irrigation water is provided mainly from the River Nile with fewer amounts from ... See full document

... capacity. Egypt especially in Sinai is among the countries that suffer from water scarcity ...of water in Egypt has dropped to about 685 cubic meters per year in 2010, which is far ... See full document

... waste water received, they contain heavy ...of irrigation water, heavy metals accumulate in the soil and reduced or non-production or cause production to be contaminated ...contaminated water ... See full document

... Satellites have sensors that measure rainfall. Sensors are accurate with space as they measure integrated rainfall in its view. It takes an average time of rainfall to fall down. So it is poorer with time. Satellites ... See full document

... in water samples were in small quantity in rainy season and in very small quantity in winter ...present study are well below this level it has not imparted the test for ...of water samples indicate ... See full document

... and water resources patterns in the Pliocene aquifer at Wadi El Natrun ...to water of the Pliocene aquifer varies from about 20 m to 30 m outside wadi El Natrun and less than 10 m to flowing ... See full document

... present study, their sam- pling method may have resulted in lower mitochon- drial diversity as 18 of their 27 samples were from colony-reared sand flies whereas the majority of sand flies sampled in this ... See full document

... South Sinai is characterized by having a great diversity in landforms, geological structures (Said, 1990), and climate (Abd El-Wahab, 2003) giving it a unique diversity in vegetation types that is ... See full document

... The study of the variability of the fragment of the mitochondrial gene cytochrome b of the flat-headed vole Alticola strelzowi from different parts of the range showed that the species as a whole is characterized ... See full document

... Landsat 8 satellite image (path 176, row 39) was acquired on 21-04-2016. The ENVI 5.1 software (ITT, 2014) was used for digital image processing. The image was geometrically corrected and rectification method (image for ... See full document

... The pH values vary from 6.85 to 7.54 (mean value of 7.2 ± 0.04) during wet and 6.73 to 8.01 (mean value of 7.4 ± 0.08) in dry seasons. These levels however show significant (P=0.003, T=3.416) seasonal variation. The ... See full document

... Figure 4.8: Levels of Calcium, Magnesium and Sodium ions in Yatta canal water during dry and wet seasons. Magnesium levels of canal water during dry and wet seasons were 2.9mg/1 and 2[r] ... See full document

... The Aldelam area is a flat plain and it has many farms. It is covered by alluvial deposits belonging to the quaternary period, and the Aldelam aquifer constitutes the principal groundwater aquifer of the area. These ... See full document

... gypsum also decreased pH, electrical conductivity (EC), exchangeable sodium percentage (ESP), and bulk density (Manzoor et al., 2001). Conversely, the addition of gypsum increased soil hydraulic conductivity and ... See full document

... prevention of pernicious anemia [4-5]. Insufficient natural levels of cobalt in feed causes co-deficiency diseases characterized by pernicious anemia, loss of weight or retarded growth and is one of the main risk factors ... See full document