Exploitation of Local Knowledge of Farmers on Fluorosis for Mapping Soil in Morocco Western Central: Case of Beni Meskine, Province of Settat.

Hanane, Maadid; Koulali, Yahya; Achraf, Mabrouk; ElHoussine., ElMzouri

doi:10.21474/ijar01/1547

IJAR

2016

DOI: 10.21474/ijar01/1547

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Exploitation of Local Knowledge of Farmers on Fluorosis for Mapping Soil in Morocco Western Central: Case of Beni Meskine, Province of Settat.

Maadid Hanane¹,

Yahya Koulali²,

Mabrouk Achraf³

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Modeling the effect of land-use change on runoff water quality in the urban watershed: a case study of Settat city, Morocco

Ben-Daoud,

Chokhmane,

Moroșanu

et al. 2024

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The purpose of this study is to create a model of the quantity and quality of runoff from the urban watershed. The modeling was performed using a personal computer stormwater management model (PCSWMM) tool and was based on washoff and buildup for total suspended solids (TSS), total nitrogen (TN), and total phosphorus (TP) measured in the field. In addition, low impact development (LID) was used under four different scenarios to improve runoff control of the urban hydrologic cycle and reduce pollutant concentrations. Model performance was analyzed using the R2 and NSE goodness-of-fit indices. Thus, three typical rainfall events, as well as field measurement parameters (TSS, TN, and TP), were used for the model's calibration and validation. The base scenario quantified the runoff volume and pollutant load without any intervention in the runoff process control. Scenarios S2 (BR: bioretention) and S3 (PP: permeable pavement) contributed, separately, in reducing runoff and pollutant load but with relatively small percentages. In addition, the results show that scenario S4 (BR and PP) has the most significant impact on flow reduction, by about 10% compared with the base scenario, as well as on the pollutant load reduction, by about 31, 29, and 40% for the parameters TSS, TN, and TP, respectively.

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Modeling the effect of land-use change on runoff water quality in the urban watershed: a case study of Settat city, Morocco

Ben-Daoud,

Chokhmane,

Moroșanu

et al. 2024

Water Science &Amp; Technology

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Exploitation of Local Knowledge of Farmers on Fluorosis for Mapping Soil in Morocco Western Central: Case of Beni Meskine, Province of Settat.

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Modeling the effect of land-use change on runoff water quality in the urban watershed: a case study of Settat city, Morocco

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