The degradation of coastlines is a result of global warming, which is closely accompanied by rising sea and ocean levels, as well as anthropogenic activities. The systematic fixation of …
Global elevation datasets such as the Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) digital elevation model (DEM) are the best available terrain data in many parts of the world …
Abstract The Shatt Al-Arab River region (SARR) in Iraq was an economically important area for food production. By the 1970s the environment of this region had begun to deteriorate …
Coastline is a crucial dynamic transitional zone between land and open water that gets stressed by many environmental elements, which calls for monitoring sustainability. A case …
Bubiyan Island, presently a vast sabkha and salt flat in the westernmost part of the Shatt Al- Arab delta, originated ca. 4000 cal yr BP as prodelta deposits from a paleochannel of the …
KS Darwish - Catrina: The International Journal of Environmental …, 2024 - journals.ekb.eg
Nearly half of the world's population lives near the coasts of oceans and seas. The coastline position changes under the influence of multiple natural and anthropogenic factors …
AAAS Al-Shammary - journal of Basic Sciences, 2023 - iasj.net
Sedimentation processes are complex and interact with many Coupled Human and Natural Systems (CHANS). In ports, intensive commercial activities result in complicated sediment …