Integrated decisional approach for watershed vulnerability prioritization using water and soil hazard index (WSHI) and AHP methods: Chiba watershed, Cap-Bon region, northeast Tunisia

Msaddek, Mohamed Haythem; Merzougui, Amira; Zghibi, Adel; Chekirbane, Anis

doi:10.1007/s12517-022-10264-6

Arab J Geosci

2022

DOI: 10.1007/s12517-022-10264-6

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Integrated decisional approach for watershed vulnerability prioritization using water and soil hazard index (WSHI) and AHP methods: Chiba watershed, Cap-Bon region, northeast Tunisia

Mohamed Haythem Msaddek

Amira Merzougui

Adel Zghibi

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Integrated decisional approach for watershed vulnerability prioritization using water and soil hazard index (WSHI) and AHP methods: Chiba watershed, Cap-Bon region, northeast Tunisia

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