All Research Papers
| Paper Title: THE NETWORKED RTK - CHANGING TECHNIQUES FOR GPS SURVEYING Prepared by: Mohamed El Sayed Embaby Description: The land surveying community is about to enter a new era of control surveying. Traditional methods of Global Positioning System (GPS) static and single base Real Time Kinematic (RTK) control surveying found in most surveying and engineering projects, ... Click here to view paper |
| Paper Title: THE NETWORKED RTK - CHANGING TECHNIQUES FOR GPS SURVEYING Prepared by: Sherif Mohamady Description: The land surveying community is about to enter a new era of control surveying. Traditional methods of Global Positioning System (GPS) static and single base Real Time Kinematic (RTK) control surveying found in most surveying and engineering projects, ... Click here to view paper |
| Paper Title: THE NETWORKED RTK - CHANGING TECHNIQUES FOR GPS SURVEYING Prepared by: Alaa El-Din Abdin Description: The land surveying community is about to enter a new era of control surveying. Traditional methods of Global Positioning System (GPS) static and single base Real Time Kinematic (RTK) control surveying found in most surveying and engineering projects, ... Click here to view paper |
| Paper Title: THE NETWORKED RTK - CHANGING TECHNIQUES FOR GPS SURVEYING Prepared by: Islam Sabry Al Zayed Description: The land surveying community is about to enter a new era of control surveying. Traditional methods of Global Positioning System (GPS) static and single base Real Time Kinematic (RTK) control surveying found in most surveying and engineering projects, ... Click here to view paper |
| Paper Title: THE NETWORKED RTK - CHANGING TECHNIQUES FOR GPS SURVEYING Prepared by: Alaa Sakr Description: The land surveying community is about to enter a new era of control surveying. Traditional methods of Global Positioning System (GPS) static and single base Real Time Kinematic (RTK) control surveying found in most surveying and engineering projects, ... Click here to view paper |
| Paper Title: Study of the adsorption of Pb(II), Cu(II), Fe(II) and Cd(II) by using modified natural clay Prepared by: Mohamed El Sayed Embaby Description: The removal of heavy metals (Cu+2, Pb+2, Fe+2, and Cd+2) onto modified clay using batch-adsorption technique has been studied. The influence of concentration, on the adsorption process has also been studied. The natural clay obtained from New Valley in Egypt was crushed into powder and passed through 200 mesh sieve and then modified with sodium acetate. It rinsed and dried up. Results show that... Click here to view paper |
| Paper Title: Study of the adsorption of Pb(II), Cu(II), Fe(II) and Cd(II) by using modified natural clay Prepared by: Sherif Mohamady Description: The removal of heavy metals (Cu+2, Pb+2, Fe+2, and Cd+2) onto modified clay using batch-adsorption technique has been studied. The influence of concentration, on the adsorption process has also been studied. The natural clay obtained from New Valley in Egypt was crushed into powder and passed through 200 mesh sieve and then modified with sodium acetate. It rinsed and dried up. Results show that... Click here to view paper |
| Paper Title: Study of the adsorption of Pb(II), Cu(II), Fe(II) and Cd(II) by using modified natural clay Prepared by: Alaa El-Din Abdin Description: The removal of heavy metals (Cu+2, Pb+2, Fe+2, and Cd+2) onto modified clay using batch-adsorption technique has been studied. The influence of concentration, on the adsorption process has also been studied. The natural clay obtained from New Valley in Egypt was crushed into powder and passed through 200 mesh sieve and then modified with sodium acetate. It rinsed and dried up. Results show that... Click here to view paper |
| Paper Title: Study of the adsorption of Pb(II), Cu(II), Fe(II) and Cd(II) by using modified natural clay Prepared by: Islam Sabry Al Zayed Description: The removal of heavy metals (Cu+2, Pb+2, Fe+2, and Cd+2) onto modified clay using batch-adsorption technique has been studied. The influence of concentration, on the adsorption process has also been studied. The natural clay obtained from New Valley in Egypt was crushed into powder and passed through 200 mesh sieve and then modified with sodium acetate. It rinsed and dried up. Results show that... Click here to view paper |
| Paper Title: Study of the adsorption of Pb(II), Cu(II), Fe(II) and Cd(II) by using modified natural clay Prepared by: Alaa Sakr Description: The removal of heavy metals (Cu+2, Pb+2, Fe+2, and Cd+2) onto modified clay using batch-adsorption technique has been studied. The influence of concentration, on the adsorption process has also been studied. The natural clay obtained from New Valley in Egypt was crushed into powder and passed through 200 mesh sieve and then modified with sodium acetate. It rinsed and dried up. Results show that... Click here to view paper |
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