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Trends and Drivers of Flood Occurrence in Germany: A Time Series Analysis of Temperature, Precipitation, and River Discharge by Alobid, Mohannad, Chellai, Fatih, Szűcs, István

“…Floods in Germany have become increasingly frequent and severe over recent decades, with notable events in 2002, 2013, and 2021. This study examines the trends…”
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Spatial regression and geostatistics discourse with empirical application to precipitation data in Nigeria by Okunlola, Oluyemi A., Alobid, Mohannad, Olubusoye, Olusanya E., Ayinde, Kayode, Lukman, Adewale F., Szűcs, István

“…In this study, we propose a robust approach to handling geo-referenced data and discuss its statistical analysis. The linear regression model has been found…”
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Sources and Sectoral Trend Analysis of CO2 Emissions Data in Nigeria Using a Modified Mann-Kendall and Change Point Detection Approaches by Tunde, Ogundele Lasun, Adewole, Okunlola Oluyemi, Alobid, Mohannad, Szűcs, István, Kassouri, Yacouba

“…In Nigeria, the high dependence on fossil fuels for energy generation and utilization in various sectors of the economy has resulted in the emission of a large…”
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Evaluation of crop and irrigation water requirements for some selected crops in Apulia region -Southern Italy by Alobid, Mohannad, Szűcs, István

“…Nowadays, nearly 90% of global water consumption is caused by irrigation activities, and more than 40% of the crops are produced under irrigated conditions…”
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THE SYRIAN CRISIS IMPACT ON THE AREA AND THE PRODUCTION: A CASE STUDY OF VEGETABLES CROP by Alobid, Mohannad, Istvan, Szűcs

“…Vegetable crops cannot be dispensed with to meet the nutritional needs of the population in Syria, and it is suffering from large price fluctuations. The…”
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Evaluating the Effect of Farmers’ Participation in Irrigation Management on Farm Productivity and Profitability in the Mubuku Irrigation Scheme, Uganda by Pék, Éva, Fertő, Imre, Alobid, Mohannad

“…Irrigation remains a critical input into farming and, therefore, it remains a proxy for food security and poverty alleviation in developing countries. Despite…”
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THE IMPACT OF THE CRISIS ON THE AREA, PRODUCTION, AND PRODUCTIVITY OF MAJOR CROPS IN SYRIAN AGRICULTURE : A CASE STUDY OF WHEAT, BARLEY, AND COTTON by Alobid, Mohannad, Alfaraj, Naji, ISTVÁN, Szűcs

“…In this paper, an attempt has been made to investigate the area, production, and productivity of the main crops in Syrian agriculture before and after the…”
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THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT OF SMALL PROJECTS IN AL-HASAKA PROVINCE, SYRIA by Alobid, Mohannad, ISTVÁN, Szűcs, Zeed, Muhamad

“…The study highlights the socio-economic impact of the rural development projects that were carried out in the North-Eastern region of Syria among the local…”
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EVALUATION OF CROP AND IRRIGATION WATER REQUIREMENTS FOR SOME SELECTED CROPS IN APULIA REGION -SOUTHERN ITALY by Alobid, Mohannad, István, Szűcs

“…Nowadays, nearly 90% of global water consumption is caused by irrigation activities, and more than 40% of the crops are produced under irrigated conditions…”
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The Syrian Crisis Impact on the Area and the Production: A Case Study of Vegetables Crop by Mohannad Alobid, Szűcs Istvan

“…Vegetable crops cannot be dispensed with to meet the nutritional needs of the population in Syria, and it is suffering from large price fluctuations. The…”
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The Syrian Crisis Impact on the Area and the Production: A Case Study of Vegetables Crop by Mohannad Alobid, Szűcs Istvan

“…Vegetable crops cannot be dispensed with to meet the nutritional needs of the population in Syria, and it is suffering from large price fluctuations. The…”
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Farmers can substantially deploy irrigation potential through improved management environment: enabling factors of farmers' involvement in resource‐efficient irrigation management by Salman, Maher, Fertő, Imre, Alobid, Mohannad, Pék, Éva

“…The poor performance of government‐managed irrigation systems still spills over into developing countries despite numerous attempts to improve efficiency…”
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