Paper Title: Implications of non-sustainable agricultural water policies for the water-food nexus in large-scale irrigation systems: A remote sensing approach Prepared by: Mohamed El Sayed Embaby Description: This study proposes a novel monitoring tool based on Satellite Remote Sensing (SRS) data to examine the status of water distribution and Water Use Efficiency (WUE) under changing water policies in large- scale and complex irrigation schemes. The aim is to improve our understanding of the water-food nexus in such schemes. With a special reference to the Gezira Irrigation Scheme (GeIS) in Sudan during the period 20 0 0–2014, the tool devised herein is well suited for cases where validation data are absent. First, it introduces an index, referred to as the Crop Water Consumption Index (CWCI), to assess the efficiency of water policies. The index is defined as.... Click here to view paper |
Paper Title: Implications of non-sustainable agricultural water policies for the water-food nexus in large-scale irrigation systems: A remote sensing approach Prepared by: Sherif Mohamady Description: This study proposes a novel monitoring tool based on Satellite Remote Sensing (SRS) data to examine the status of water distribution and Water Use Efficiency (WUE) under changing water policies in large- scale and complex irrigation schemes. The aim is to improve our understanding of the water-food nexus in such schemes. With a special reference to the Gezira Irrigation Scheme (GeIS) in Sudan during the period 20 0 0–2014, the tool devised herein is well suited for cases where validation data are absent. First, it introduces an index, referred to as the Crop Water Consumption Index (CWCI), to assess the efficiency of water policies. The index is defined as.... Click here to view paper |
Paper Title: Implications of non-sustainable agricultural water policies for the water-food nexus in large-scale irrigation systems: A remote sensing approach Prepared by: Alaa El-Din Abdin Description: This study proposes a novel monitoring tool based on Satellite Remote Sensing (SRS) data to examine the status of water distribution and Water Use Efficiency (WUE) under changing water policies in large- scale and complex irrigation schemes. The aim is to improve our understanding of the water-food nexus in such schemes. With a special reference to the Gezira Irrigation Scheme (GeIS) in Sudan during the period 20 0 0–2014, the tool devised herein is well suited for cases where validation data are absent. First, it introduces an index, referred to as the Crop Water Consumption Index (CWCI), to assess the efficiency of water policies. The index is defined as.... Click here to view paper |
Paper Title: Implications of non-sustainable agricultural water policies for the water-food nexus in large-scale irrigation systems: A remote sensing approach Prepared by: Islam Sabry Al Zayed Description: This study proposes a novel monitoring tool based on Satellite Remote Sensing (SRS) data to examine the status of water distribution and Water Use Efficiency (WUE) under changing water policies in large- scale and complex irrigation schemes. The aim is to improve our understanding of the water-food nexus in such schemes. With a special reference to the Gezira Irrigation Scheme (GeIS) in Sudan during the period 20 0 0–2014, the tool devised herein is well suited for cases where validation data are absent. First, it introduces an index, referred to as the Crop Water Consumption Index (CWCI), to assess the efficiency of water policies. The index is defined as.... Click here to view paper |
Paper Title: Implications of non-sustainable agricultural water policies for the water-food nexus in large-scale irrigation systems: A remote sensing approach Prepared by: Alaa Sakr Description: This study proposes a novel monitoring tool based on Satellite Remote Sensing (SRS) data to examine the status of water distribution and Water Use Efficiency (WUE) under changing water policies in large- scale and complex irrigation schemes. The aim is to improve our understanding of the water-food nexus in such schemes. With a special reference to the Gezira Irrigation Scheme (GeIS) in Sudan during the period 20 0 0–2014, the tool devised herein is well suited for cases where validation data are absent. First, it introduces an index, referred to as the Crop Water Consumption Index (CWCI), to assess the efficiency of water policies. The index is defined as.... Click here to view paper |
Paper Title: RAINWATER HARVESTING AS AN ADAPTATION MEASURE TO CLIMATE CHANGE: A CASE STUDY OF MAMORA BEACH AREA, EGYPT Prepared by: Mohamed El Sayed Embaby Description: Egypt’s water resources are under threat and could have a severe water crisis unless its finite resources are managed in a sustainable manner. Climate Change (CC) is an additional threat that puts more pressure on already stressed water resources and its impacts are already visible. In Egypt, high intensity rainstorms with a short duration events have become more frequent during the last two decadesresulting inundation in urban areas such as Alexandria city. Rainwater harvesting (RWH) is listed as one of the adaptation measures of CC and could cope with the water scarcity and inundation problems in urban areas. In this research,... Click here to view paper |
Paper Title: RAINWATER HARVESTING AS AN ADAPTATION MEASURE TO CLIMATE CHANGE: A CASE STUDY OF MAMORA BEACH AREA, EGYPT Prepared by: Sherif Mohamady Description: Egypt’s water resources are under threat and could have a severe water crisis unless its finite resources are managed in a sustainable manner. Climate Change (CC) is an additional threat that puts more pressure on already stressed water resources and its impacts are already visible. In Egypt, high intensity rainstorms with a short duration events have become more frequent during the last two decadesresulting inundation in urban areas such as Alexandria city. Rainwater harvesting (RWH) is listed as one of the adaptation measures of CC and could cope with the water scarcity and inundation problems in urban areas. In this research,... Click here to view paper |
Paper Title: RAINWATER HARVESTING AS AN ADAPTATION MEASURE TO CLIMATE CHANGE: A CASE STUDY OF MAMORA BEACH AREA, EGYPT Prepared by: Alaa El-Din Abdin Description: Egypt’s water resources are under threat and could have a severe water crisis unless its finite resources are managed in a sustainable manner. Climate Change (CC) is an additional threat that puts more pressure on already stressed water resources and its impacts are already visible. In Egypt, high intensity rainstorms with a short duration events have become more frequent during the last two decadesresulting inundation in urban areas such as Alexandria city. Rainwater harvesting (RWH) is listed as one of the adaptation measures of CC and could cope with the water scarcity and inundation problems in urban areas. In this research,... Click here to view paper |
Paper Title: RAINWATER HARVESTING AS AN ADAPTATION MEASURE TO CLIMATE CHANGE: A CASE STUDY OF MAMORA BEACH AREA, EGYPT Prepared by: Islam Sabry Al Zayed Description: Egypt’s water resources are under threat and could have a severe water crisis unless its finite resources are managed in a sustainable manner. Climate Change (CC) is an additional threat that puts more pressure on already stressed water resources and its impacts are already visible. In Egypt, high intensity rainstorms with a short duration events have become more frequent during the last two decadesresulting inundation in urban areas such as Alexandria city. Rainwater harvesting (RWH) is listed as one of the adaptation measures of CC and could cope with the water scarcity and inundation problems in urban areas. In this research,... Click here to view paper |
Paper Title: RAINWATER HARVESTING AS AN ADAPTATION MEASURE TO CLIMATE CHANGE: A CASE STUDY OF MAMORA BEACH AREA, EGYPT Prepared by: Alaa Sakr Description: Egypt’s water resources are under threat and could have a severe water crisis unless its finite resources are managed in a sustainable manner. Climate Change (CC) is an additional threat that puts more pressure on already stressed water resources and its impacts are already visible. In Egypt, high intensity rainstorms with a short duration events have become more frequent during the last two decadesresulting inundation in urban areas such as Alexandria city. Rainwater harvesting (RWH) is listed as one of the adaptation measures of CC and could cope with the water scarcity and inundation problems in urban areas. In this research,... Click here to view paper |