Search Results - "Remaoun, Mohamed"

Quality assessment and hydrogeochemical characteristics of groundwater in Kerzaz and Beni Abbes along Saoura valley, southwest of Algeria by Benmoussa, Youcef, Remini, Boualem, Remaoun, Mohamed

“…The present study focused on the hydrochemistry of groundwater in Kerzaz and Beni Abbes in Saoura oases (southwest of Algeria) to assess the quality of…”
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Characterisation and prediction of meteorological drought using stochastic models in the semi-arid Chéliff–Zahrez basin (Algeria) by Habibi, Brahim, Meddi, Mohamed, Torfs, Paul J.J.F., Remaoun, Mohamed, Van Lanen, Henny A.J.

“…•The frequency of drought events substantially varies from one station to another Depending on their geographical situation.•Multiple-year droughts are more…”
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The Impact of Human Activities on Flood Trends in the Semi-Arid Climate of Cheliff Basin, Algeria by Naima Zekouda, Meddi, Mohamed, LaVanchy, G. Thomas, Remaoun, Mohamed

“…Algeria shares similarities with other countries of the world facing destructive floods. The need to understand changes in the intensity, frequency and…”
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Inter-region planning and analysis of water resources by using WEAP model Seybouse (Annaba) and Coastal East of Constantine (El-Taref) by Mansouri Sarra, Ouerdachi Lahbassi, Remaoun Mohamed

“…Water is seen as key factor for development. Its scarcity raises concerns at all scales. In regards to water resources, Annaba and El-Taref are intimately…”
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Numerical modelling of solid transport caused by an extreme flood: Case of the Hamiz dam failure (Algeria) by Ali, Haddad, Boualem, Remini, Mohamed, Remaoun

“…Study of solid transport caused by the flow of an extreme flood such as the propagation of dam failure wave aims to simulate the hydrodynamics behaviour of the…”
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Regional modelling with flood-duration-frequency approach in the middle Cheliff watershed by Renima Mohamed, Remaoun Mohamed, Boucefiane Abdelkader, Ben Abbes Abdelkader Sadeuk

“…This study describes a statistical approach of watercourses hydrological regimes in flood, taking into account the latter duration d and return period T. The…”
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Forecasting suspended sediment load using regularized neural network: Case study of the Isser River (Algeria) by Tachi Salah E., Ouerdachi Lahbassi, Remaoun Mohamed, Derdous Oussama, Boutaghane Hamouda

“…In the management of water resources in different hydro-systems it is important to evaluate and predict the sediment load in rivers. It is difficult to obtain…”
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DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH-VOLTAGE HIGH-FREQUENCY POWER SUPPLY FOR OZONE GENERATION by NACERA HAMMADI, MANSOUR ZEGRAR, SAID NEMMICH, ZOUAOUI DEY, SIDI-MOHAMED REMAOUN, BOUREGBA NAOUEL, AMAR TILMATINE

“…A high-voltage high-frequency power supply for ozone generation is presented in this paper. Ozone generation is intended to be used in air and in water…”
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Optimization of a Cost-Effective "Wire-Plate"-Type ESP for Installation in a Medical Waste Incinerator by Remaoun, Sidi-Mohamed, Miloua, Farid, Tilmatine, Amar, Hammadi, Nacera, Zouzou, Noureddine, Dascalescu, Lucian

“…Although research on electrostatic precipitators (ESPs) has studied and analyzed all the technical aspects of this device, their cost is, nowadays, the major…”
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Design Flood and Flood-Prone Areas under Rating Curve Uncertainty: Area of Vieux-Ténès, Algeria by Kastali, Abdennour, Zeroual, Ayoub, Remaoun, Mohamed, Serrano-Notivoli, Roberto, Moramarco, Tommaso

“…AbstractThe accuracy of flood control models depends on the set of annual maximum discharge used to estimate design flood via statistical flood frequency…”
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Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis in Diabetic Patients: The Relationship of Hypertension to Retinopathy and Cardiovascular Complications by ROTTEMBOURG, JACQUES, REMAOUN, MOHAMED, MAIGA, KALIL, BELLIO, PAUL, ISSAD, BELKACEM, BOUDJEMAA, AMAR, COSSETTE, PIERRE-YVES

“…From August 1978 to December 1983,51 insulin-dependent diabetic patients with end-stage renal disease were selected for treatment by continuous ambulatory…”
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