4 Feb 2026Open access
Techno-economic assessment of brackish groundwater desalination for irrigation in arid regions: a case study from the Moghra aquifer, EgyptPublisher siteApplied Water Science, Membrane Separation Technologies
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Sobhy R.
Emara
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Tanta University
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4 works31 Aug 2024Open access1cites
Optimal Exploitation Strategies of Sustainable Utilization of Egypt's Fossil Groundwater ReservesPublisher siteKnowledge-Based Engineering and Sciences, Reservoir Engineering and Simulation Methods
27 Nov 2023Open access22cites
Review: Toward sustainable management of groundwater in the deserts of EgyptPublisher siteHydrogeology Journal, Groundwater and Isotope Geochemistry
20 Apr 2023Open access18cites
Satellite-based estimates of groundwater storage depletion over EgyptPublisher siteEnvironmental Monitoring and Assessment, Geophysics and Gravity Measurements
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