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N.E. Mohamed
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Faculty of Petroleum and Mineral, Al Neelain University, Box: 10702, Khartoum, Sudan Research interest areas: Groundwater; Model; Bara; Sudan, climatic belts, Runoff is affected by rainfall intensity, topography, duration, amount, catchment areas, climatic conditions, geologic formation, and land use systems.Publications
Mathematical Modeling of Bara Groundwater System Central Sudan
Groundwater has proved to be a major resource in Northern Kordofan State (NKS) in the development plans of water supply, irrigation as well as industrial sectors. Drinking water supply in the state relies on groundwater for more than 65% of the total consumption. In Bara Basin, the Cretaceous sediments extend underlying the Umm Ruwaba sediments, wh... Read More»
K.M. Kheiralla, M.M. Mergani, N.E. Mohamed and M.Y. Abdelgalil
Research Article: J Ecosyst Ecogr 2012, 2:120
DOI: 10.4172/2157-7625.1000120
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