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Delta Coast Using Image Processing of‘ERS SAR
Data.
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Erosion'and Accreti0n Patterns along the Coastal Zone of Northern
Sinai, Egypt. Jour. of the Sedimen_tologicgäl Society of Egypt. Vol. 11, pp 281-290.
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Ahmed, M. H. (2000). Long-Term ”Changes Along
Nile
Delta Coast: Rosetta
Promontory A Case Study. The Egypt. Jour. of Remote. Sens. and Spa. SCL, Vol.
(3), V. 3,pp. 125—134
'
,
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Ahmed M.H., Robert J.
and Yehia, M.A. (2000).— Monitoring the Nile Delta: A Key
Step in Adaptation to Long-Term Coastal Change.The ‘2nd Inter. Conf. On Earth
Observations and Environmental Information (EOEI), 11-14 Nov. Cairo, Egypt.
Ahmed M. H., Frihy, O.E,and
M. A. (2000). Environmental Management of the
Mediterranean Coastal Lagoons Of Egypt. JoUrnal of ANAALS Geol. Surv. Egypt,
V.XXIII (2000), pp. 491—508.
.
“
"
‘
Ahmed M. H., El—Raey and Nasr S.M. (1998). Distribution of Total Aromatic Hydrocarbons
_
in Bottom Sedimehts of The ArabianGulf After The“ 1991 Oil Spill, Proceeding of the
First Conf. Of the Chem. Admin. On Hundred Years for Attending Environment and
Society, 15—17, Dec., 1998, PP274 — 285.
:
Nasr S.M., M. El—Raey and M.H. Ahmed (1997). Integrated Coastal Zone Management for
Alexandria, Egypt. Third International Conferenceon the Mediterranean Coastal
Environment MEDCOAST 97. 11—14 Nov. 1997, Qawia, Malta, 665—677.
Ahmed M.H., Frihy O.E, Nasr, S.M. and El—Raey (1997). Evaluation of socioeconomic
impacts of pollution on ecosystems on the Arabian Gulf. Journal of Envi. Inter., 24 '
(1/2)Ï
Chuenpagdee, R. and D. Pauly. 2004. Improving the state of coastal areas in the Asia—
Pacificregion. Coastal Management 32:3—15.
_
.
Chuenpagdee, R., Knetsch, J.L., and Brown, T.C. 2001 Environmental damage schedules:
community judgments of importance and assessment of losses. Land Economics 77
(1): 1—11.
El—Raey, O.E. Frihy, S.M. Nasr, and M.H. Ahmed (1991). Bruun Rule Application And
Trend Analysis of The Nile Delta Coast.
International Society Conference for the
Prevention and Mitigation of Natural Hazards, Italy 4—9 Aug., 1991.
Frihy, S.M. Nasr, M.H. Ahmed and M. El Raey (1990). Temporal Shoreline And Bottom
Changes Of The Inner Continental Shelf Of The Nile Delta, Egypt. Journal of Coastal
Research, Vol. 6 No. 4, Fall 1990.
Frihy, S.M. Nasr, M.H. Ahmed and M. El—Raey (1990). Nile Delta Continental Shelf:
Relationship between Bottom Changes and Environmental Boundary Conditions.
Regional Symposium, Environmental Studies, (UNARC), Alexandria, 15-17 May,
1990.
EASY Environmental Analysis System — EASy“Msers Manual
& Project Development
Guide System Science Applications (1997),121 Via Pasqual,Redondo Beach,Los
‘
Angeles, CA 90277
Gomaa, Salwa S.
Environmental Policy Making in Egypt. The American University
in Cairo Press, Cairo. 100 p.
«
Milne, N., R. Wright, and P. Christie. 2004. A review of integrated coastal management
educational materials in the Philippines and Indonesia: matching materials with
needs. Coastal Management 32: 61—76.
,
58
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'