Morocco hosts a wealth of geological heritage, alongside a rich and varied palaeontological
heritage that dates back 1.7 billion years, and archaeological assets that chronicle the …

The geodiversity of the Kingdom of Morocco being very varied and known, remains entirely
unexplored despite the efforts made by specialists to encourage its recognition. The famous …

The frontal zone of the south-eastern Middle Atlas is a natural barrier dominating the Middle
Moulouya plain. It corresponds to the anticlinal ridge, the southernmost and highest of the …

The northern part of the Middle Atlas is the most deformed of the chain. Made up of essential
carbonate and marly outcrops of Jurassic, it shelters a particular karstic richness. Its …

Field measurements were conducted to determine aerosol chemical composition at a newly
established remote high-altitude site in North Africa at the Atlas Mohammed V (AMV) …

Geothermal energy exploration depends on accurate estimation of reservoir temperatures.
However, conventional methods are complex, costly and uncertain, especially those based …

The Moroccan Middle Atlas is an intracontinental chain characterized by a combination of
tectonic, sedimentary, and magmatic events. These events influenced the Middle Atlas …

Inventorying and assessing geoheritage is a prerequisite for developing measures to
preserve unique geological and geomorphological sites. Several researchers have …

The development of karst features is a complex and interactive process of many factors with
varying influence over time. The following main factors seem to have influenced the …

Abstract The Ras Elma region, situated to the south of the city of Taza in northern Morocco,
boasts abundant travertine formations that continue to develop, albeit selectively in specific …