International Journal of
Water Resources and Environmental Engineering

  • Abbreviation: Int. J. Water Res. Environ. Eng.
  • Language: English
  • ISSN: 2141-6613
  • DOI: 10.5897/IJWREE
  • Start Year: 2009
  • Published Articles: 345

Table of Content: September 2012; 4(9)

September 2012

Assessment of water resource allocation policies based on the principle of comparative advantage and a policy analysis matrix: A case study of Hamedan-Bahar Plain

Comparative advantages of agricultural products were evaluated using the policy analysis matrix (PAM), to determine the combination of products according to market and shadow prices. Based on these evaluations, maximum amount for import virtual water was identified. Results showed that optimum cropping pattern in term of maximizing social benefits not only had the highest amount of benefits - 29160 USD but it also...

Author(s): Mehdi Nemati, Samane Zare, Ebad Allah Nemati and Ali Sadeghi

September 2012

Assessment of borehole water quality in Yola-Jimeta Metropolis, Nigeria

This study investigates the chemical concentration of borehole water in Yola-Jimeta Metropolis so as to assess their suitability for domestic use. Water samples were collected from twenty-two boreholes, one sample from each of the twenty-two administrative wards (Wards are the lowest political units in Nigeria) in the metropolis. Samples were analyzed in the laboratory using standard guideline procedures suggested by...

Author(s): Bashir Abubakar and Olalekan Adekola

September 2012

Effect of groin geometry on scouring of sandy river beds having 180° Bend

Groins are commonly used at the river bends for controlling erosion along the banks and protecting the adjacent infrastructure. Groins are designed to divert river flows towards its axis, thus reducing stream pressures leading to enhanced protection of river banks. The new flow pattern, however, entails the inherent risk of disturbing the established river regime leading to scouring around the groin. This research was...

Author(s): Mahmoud R. Eltoukhy, and Neveen B. Abdelmageed