Search Results - "Demeke, Girum Getachew"

Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and hydrologic hegemony over Abbay Basin by Andualem, Tesfa Gebrie, Kassa, Mulatu, Getachew Demeke, Girum, Hewa, Guna, Dar, Imran Ahmed, Pham, Quoc Bao, Yamada, Tomohito J.

“…The hydropolitics over the Abbay basin has a long history of hydrologic hegemony by Egypt. The conflict over the Abbay River mainly occurred between Egypt,…”
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Groundwater potential assessment using GIS and remote sensing: A case study of Guna tana landscape, upper blue Nile Basin, Ethiopia by Andualem, Tesfa Gebrie, Demeke, Girum Getachew

“…•The paper deals with groundwater potential mapping using different thematic maps (soil, geology, slope, geomorphology, drainage density and lineament density)…”
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Groundwater recharge estimation using empirical methods from rainfall and streamflow records by Andualem, Tesfa Gebrie, Demeke, Girum Getachew, Ahmed, Imran, Dar, Mithas Ahmad, Yibeltal, Mesenbet

“…•Groundwater recharge is estimated by using different empirical methods.•Estimation of groundwater recharge done from streamflow and rainfall records.•The…”
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Evaluation of the sustainability of existing rainwater harvesting ponds: A case study of Lay Gayint District, South Gondar zone, Ethiopia by Demeke, Girum Getachew, Andualem, Tesfa Gebrie, Kassa, Mulatu

“…In most of the water-scarce areas, rainwater harvesting (RWH) ponds are essential for meeting the stress of water for various purposes. Besides the performance…”
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Soil erosion estimation and erosion risk area prioritization using GIS-based RUSLE model and identification of conservation strategies in Jejebe watershed, Southwestern Ethiopia by Hagos, Yonas Gebreslasie, Andualem, Tesfa Gebrie, Sebhat, Mesenbet Yibeltal, Bedaso, Zelalem K., Teshome, Fitsum Tilahun, Bayabil, Haimanote Kebede, Kebede, Endalkachew Abebe, Demeke, Girum Getachew, Mitiku, Addisalem Bitew, Ayele, Workineh Tadesse, Alamayo, Dinkisa Nagash, Demissie, Ermias Alemu, Mengie, Mequanent Abathun

“…Erosion of soil refers to the process of detaching and transporting topsoil from the land surface by natural forces such as water, wind, and other factors. As…”
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Climate change impacts on hydroclimatic variables over Awash basin, Ethiopia: a systematic review by Malede, Demelash Ademe, Andualem, Tesfa Gebrie, Yibeltal, Mesenbet, Alamirew, Tena, kassie, Anmut Enawgaw, Demeke, Girum Getachew, Mekonnen, Yilkal Gebeyehu

“…Hydroclimate combines hydrology and climate variables, including the influence of water resources and their processes on Earth’s climate pattern and the change…”
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