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Professor/Gharib Fawi mohamed

Professor - Professor of neurology and chairman of the department of neurology and psychological medicine

Faculty of medicine

Address: Sohag .gomhoria street

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Publications Which contain the keyword: Groundwater flow

Using lithologic modeling techniques for aquifer characterization and groundwater flow modeling of the Sohag area, Egypt

2018-09-14 16:22:03 Keywords Lithologic modeling, Heterogeneity, Groundwater flow, Quaternary aquifer, Egypt,
Using lithologic modeling techniques for aquifer characterization and groundwater flow modeling of the Sohag area, Egypt
Three dimensional lithologic modeling techniques have been used for detailed characterization and groundwater flow modeling of the Quaternary aquifer system of the Sohag area, Egypt. Well log data were used for building the lithologic model using RockWorks. A groundwater flow model, facilitated by MODFLOW 2000, was built using results of the lithologic model. The obtained lithologic model honored the well ... Read more

Hydrochemical evolution and variation of groundwater and its environmental impact at Sohag, Egypt

2018-09-14 16:25:58 Keywords Groundwater, Hydrochemistry, Groundwater flow, Evolution, Rock–water interaction, Base exchange, Nile Valley, Sohag, Egypt,
Hydrochemical evolution and variation of groundwater and its environmental impact at Sohag, Egypt
Groundwater resources of Sohag, Egypt are currently threatened by contamination from agricultural and urbanization activities. Groundwater in Sohag area has a special significance where it is the second source for fresh water used for agricultural, domestic, and industrial purposes. Due to growing population, agriculture expansion, and urbanization, groundwater quality assessment needs more attention to cope with the increasing water demand ... Read more

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