First published in 1998. This volume contains papers from The Jordan Badia Research and Development Programme which has been an excellent collaborative venture between Jordan's Higher Council for Science and Technology and the Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers) of London. It has brought together numerous Jordanian and British scientists, as well as those of other nations, to study a wide variety of aspects of the physical and human environment with a view towards sustainable development.
First published in 1998. This volume contains papers from The Jordan Badia Research and Development Programme which has been an excellent collaborative venture between Jordan's Higher Council for Science and Technology and the Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers) of London. It has brought together numerous Jordanian and British scientists, as well as those of other nations, to study a wide variety of aspects of the physical and human environment with a view towards sustainable development.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword Preface Overviews 1. Population Environment and Development 2. Geology Geomorphology Hydrology Groundwater and Physical Resources Field Research3 . A Synthesis of Climatic Data with Specific Interest in the Precipitation Record 4. Water Resources Quality Sustainability and Development 5. Baseline Hydrochemical Study of the Azraq Basin 6 Modelling and Isotope Study of the Azraq Basin 7. Hydrogeology and Hydrochemistry of the Sirhan and Hammad Basins 8. Quantification of Recharge to the Azraq Basin 9. Water for Sustainable Development 10. Water Demand 11. The Effect of Intensive Irrigated Agriculture upon Soil Degradation: A case study from Ashrafiyya 12. A Reconnaissance Survey of Surface Water Infiltration Characteristics 13. Characteristics of the Basalt Boulder Surfaces 14. Checklist of the Flora 15. Results of a Preliminary Survey of Livestock Owners 16. Population Fertility Trends 17. Demographic Change and Population Projections 1976-2013 18. Development Anthropology: A Primary Survey Cynthia Brandenburg 19. Women and Unpaid Work in Nayifa Village 20. Preliminary Findings of a Health and Education Survey 21. Improvement of the Health Services 22. Sedentarization and Accessibility to Health Services 23. Abstracts (Arab abstracts and their English translations)
Foreword Preface Overviews 1. Population Environment and Development 2. Geology Geomorphology Hydrology Groundwater and Physical Resources Field Research3 . A Synthesis of Climatic Data with Specific Interest in the Precipitation Record 4. Water Resources Quality Sustainability and Development 5. Baseline Hydrochemical Study of the Azraq Basin 6 Modelling and Isotope Study of the Azraq Basin 7. Hydrogeology and Hydrochemistry of the Sirhan and Hammad Basins 8. Quantification of Recharge to the Azraq Basin 9. Water for Sustainable Development 10. Water Demand 11. The Effect of Intensive Irrigated Agriculture upon Soil Degradation: A case study from Ashrafiyya 12. A Reconnaissance Survey of Surface Water Infiltration Characteristics 13. Characteristics of the Basalt Boulder Surfaces 14. Checklist of the Flora 15. Results of a Preliminary Survey of Livestock Owners 16. Population Fertility Trends 17. Demographic Change and Population Projections 1976-2013 18. Development Anthropology: A Primary Survey Cynthia Brandenburg 19. Women and Unpaid Work in Nayifa Village 20. Preliminary Findings of a Health and Education Survey 21. Improvement of the Health Services 22. Sedentarization and Accessibility to Health Services 23. Abstracts (Arab abstracts and their English translations)
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