The North-Western Sahara Aquifer System (Algeria, Tunisia, Libya): joint management of a transborder water basin
This publication presents the main obtained results from the implementation ofthe different components of the project: hydrogeological data collection, analysis, and synthesis; elaboration of a common database and an informationsystem; development and exploitation of the NWSAS mathematical model andthe regional sub-models; establishment of a consultation mechanism for thebasin joint management; socio-economic study and environmental study.
See the detailsLong-Term Environmental Monitoring in a Circum-Saharan Network: the ROSELT/OSS experience
See the detailsThe Monitoring and evaluation of National Action Programmes to Combat Desertification
See the detailsROSELT/OSS ecological indicators - A first methodological approach for monitoring biodiversity and environmental changes
See the detailsConcepts and methods of SIEL - ROSEL/OSS (Information System on the Environment at the Local Scale)
See the detailsROSELT/OSS Organisation, Operation and Methods (DS n°2)
See the detailsConception, organisation et mise en oeuvre de ROSELT/OSS
North-Western Sahara Aquifer System: Mathematical model, volume IV
"Serving as a driving and facilitating force, OSS, in carrying out the SASS Programme, relies first and foremost on the expertise available in specialised, well experienced institutions of the three countries as well as on broad international partnership.
See the detailsNorth-Western Sahara Aquifer System : Data Base and GIS, volume III
"Serving as a driving and facilitating force, OSS, in carrying out the SASS Programme, relies first and foremost on the expertise available in specialised, well experienced institutions of the three countries as well as on broad international partnership.
See the detailsNorth-Western Sahara Aquifer System: Hydrogeology, volume II
"Serving as a driving and facilitating force, OSS, in carrying out the SASS Programme, relies first and foremost on the expertise available in specialised, well experienced institutions of the three countries as well as on broad international partnership.
See the detailsRésultats de la première phase du SASS
See the detailsThe North-Western Sahara Aquifer System: a study on SASS observation networks
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