Structural modeling of the Paleozoic basement and hydrogeological study: contribution of geology and aeromagnetic data of the Eastern High Atlas (Morocco)

Nouayti, Abderrahime; Khattach, Driss; Nouayti, Nordine; Moudnib, Lahcen El; Hilali, Mohamed; Saadi, Omar

doi:10.1007/s40808-022-01547-8

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“…The pH, or hydrogen potential, is an indicator of the quality and nature of mineral ions in solution in water [36,37]. However, variations in ocean surface pH are also caused by atmospheric CO2 [38].…”

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Morphology and distribution of some marine diatoms of the genus Rhizosolenia in the lagoon of Nador (North East of Morroco)

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This work aims to study the distribution and quantification of the genus Rhizosolenia known for its abundance and diversity among planktonic diatoms at 9 sampling stations in the Nador lagoon and during 2 seasons (spring and summer 2018). The diatoms collected in the 9 sampling stations were identified morphologically using an inverted optical microscope. A total of 10 species of the genus Rhizosolenia have been listed including: Rhizosolenia bushsolei, R alata forma alata, R bergonii, R cochlea, R hyalina, R imbricata, R setigera, R bushsolei, Rhizosolenia sp and R styliformis. The quantitative analysis of the species collected shows that the maximum cell density was recorded respectively at stations 9 and 7 located in the center of the Nador lagoon, with values of 21680 Cell/l and 15710 Cell/l. However, the minimum cell density was recorded at station 5 corresponding to Oued Bou Areg located at the edge of the lagoon with a value of 5120 Cell/l.

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Morphology and distribution of some marine diatoms of the genus Rhizosolenia in the lagoon of Nador (North East of Morroco)

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“…This resource is finds in several phases in the hydrologic cycle, the water cycle comprises water in the atmosphere, the oceans, the landscape and the subsurface [1] and can be affect by many contamination due to the various human activities including industrialization and agricultural practices [2]. However, it may also be a source of illness since it is a transporter of potentially hazardous substances [3][4][5], such as pathogenic microorganisms and chemical compounds. It can make it a possible vector for disease transmission [4][5][6].…”

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“…However, it may also be a source of illness since it is a transporter of potentially hazardous substances [3][4][5], such as pathogenic microorganisms and chemical compounds. It can make it a possible vector for disease transmission [4][5][6].…”

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Study of groundwater pollution of irrigated Ain Zohra commune (North-eastern Morocco) by nitrates using GIS. Understanding the Climate–Water–Energy–Food Nexus and the Transition Towards a Circular Economy: The Case of Morocco

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The contamination of Morocco’s water resources comes from three sources as like agriculture, industry, and urbanization. Within this project’s scope, we investigated groundwater contamination in the suburban community of Ain Zohra (located in the Mediterranean zone, Driouch province, eastern part of Morocco). The Zohra area is limited in east part by the rural municipality of Ain Zohra, in the north part by Driouch city and in the southern and western parts is bounded by the Boubker rural municipality. In July 2021, 21 samples were taken from the field (20 wells and 1 spring). In general, the results of this study showed that some water wells are highly mineralized as the conductivity is far above the drinking water standard. Every well’s pH is basic. Nitrate contamination in two places shows that the permeability of city soil affects the groundwater. The nitrate content might be higher than groundwater, which has 200 mg/l. In certain wells, groundwater contamination has raised organic matter levels above drinking water regulations. The water quality maps of some parameters were obtained based on application of Geographic Information System (GIS) for the study area.

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Structural modeling of the Paleozoic basement and hydrogeological study: contribution of geology and aeromagnetic data of the Eastern High Atlas (Morocco)

Cited by 2 publications

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Morphology and distribution of some marine diatoms of the genus Rhizosolenia in the lagoon of Nador (North East of Morroco)

Morphology and distribution of some marine diatoms of the genus Rhizosolenia in the lagoon of Nador (North East of Morroco)

Study of groundwater pollution of irrigated Ain Zohra commune (North-eastern Morocco) by nitrates using GIS. Understanding the Climate–Water–Energy–Food Nexus and the Transition Towards a Circular Economy: The Case of Morocco

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