Modelling Soil Erosion Susceptibility of Johor River Basin by GIS - Obaid Alisawi, Hussein Abed;Shahid, Shamsuddin
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September 2016 Attention Editor:Ms. Parascovia Petrachi Acquisition Editor, Title: MODELLING SOIL EROSION SUSCEPTIBILITY OF JOHOR RIVER BASIN BY USING GIS I would like to submit the above-titled book for publication in Lambert Academic Publishing. This work is original and has not been submitted to any other journals. The novelty of this study reveals that slope and soil type are the major factors responsible for soil erosion in the basin. The final output of the present study are soil susceptible maps of the Johor River basin. This maps can be used to take necessary adaptation/mitigation…mehr

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September 2016 Attention Editor:Ms. Parascovia Petrachi Acquisition Editor, Title: MODELLING SOIL EROSION SUSCEPTIBILITY OF JOHOR RIVER BASIN BY USING GIS I would like to submit the above-titled book for publication in Lambert Academic Publishing. This work is original and has not been submitted to any other journals. The novelty of this study reveals that slope and soil type are the major factors responsible for soil erosion in the basin. The final output of the present study are soil susceptible maps of the Johor River basin. This maps can be used to take necessary adaptation/mitigation measures to reduce soil erosion/river sedimentations as well as to maintain river water quality of Johor river basin. I hope that the book will be worthy of consideration for publication in your origination.
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HUSSEIN had graduated in Civil Engineering- Environment and Sanitary from University of Technology of Baghdad, Iraq in 2002.He enjoyed Ministry of Municipalities and publics works of Iraq until 2012. He started his Msaters'degree in civil engineering- Hydraulics and hydrology at UTM-Malaysia in 2012. His PHDs'degree has been taken from UTM in 2016.