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Water productivity in agriculture: limits and opportunities for improvement

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Externalities and simultaneity in surface water-groundwater systens : challenges for water rights institutions

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Beyond the random location of shopping malls : a GIS perspective in Amman, Jordan

ElSamen, Amjad A. Abu; Hiyasat, Rund Ibrahim - In: Journal of retailing and consumer services 34 (2017), pp. 30-37

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GIS AS A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR SITING WATER HARVESTING PONDS IN THE BASALT AQUIFER/NE JORDAN

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Water harvesting is a must and not an option for Jordan in the near future. The available water resources are limited … and barely satisfy the current growing demands. In the basalt aquifer/NE of Jordan, there is a possibility to construct … pressure on the existing water resources. This research was based on the use of GIS techniques to select the optimum sites for …

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