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Mapping soil erosion–prone sites through GIS and remote sensing for the Tifnout Askaoun watershed, southern Morocco by Tairi, Abdellaali, Elmouden, Ahmed, Bouchaou, Lhoussaine, Aboulouafa, Mohamed

“…The Moroccan High Atlas is very sensitive to soil erosion due to its steep slopes, torrential rains, and degraded plant cover. The degradation of fertile soils…”
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Small dam reservoir siltation in the Atlas Mountains of Central Morocco: analysis of factors impacting sediment yield by Alahiane, Naima, Elmouden, Ahmed, Aitlhaj, Abderrahmane, Boutaleb, Said

“…Since the construction of the first dam, siltation phenomenon has always preoccupied every hydraulic engineer. The problem is widely studied on large dams than…”
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Constraints on alluvial clay mineral assemblages in semiarid regions. The Souss Wadi Basin (Morocco, Northwestern Africa) by Elmouden, Ahmed, Bouchaou, Lhoussaine, Snoussi, Maria

“…Illite, chlorite and kaolinite, resulting directly from substratum weathering, dominate the clay assemblages recorded in altered rocks and soils of the Souss…”
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Coastal wetland responses to a century of climate change in northern Sahara, Morocco by Nogueira, Juliana, Evangelista, Heitor, Bouchaou, Lhoussaine, Moreira, Luciane, Sifeddine, Abdelfettah, ElMouden, Ahmed, Msanda, Fouad, Caquineau, Sandrine, Briceño‐Zuluaga, Francisco Javier, Licínio, Marcus Vinicius, Mandeng‐Yogo, Magloire, Mendez‐Millan, Mercedes, Cordeiro, Renato C., Knoppers, Bastiaan, Moreira‐Ramírez, Manuel, Martins, Renato

“…Coastal wetlands are highly sensitive to changes occurring at the coastline. It is critically important to determine region‐specific projections for these…”
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Assessment of water quality and nitrate source in the Massa catchment (Morocco) using δ 15N and δ 18O tracers by Danni, Saadou Oumarou, Bouchaou, Lhoussaine, Elmouden, Ahmed, Brahim, Yassine Ait, N'da, Baudelaire

“…The Massa basin in Morocco suffers from water scarcity and water quality degradation largely due to salinity and nitrate contamination. In this study, a…”
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