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Acknowledgments. This study is supported by the Middle East Regional
Cooperation Program (MERC) , US Agency for International Development
(USAid), with the assistant of the Joseph & Edith Fisher Career Development
Chair and the Grand Water Research Institute, Technion.
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U. Shavit et al.
Acknowledgments. This study is supported by the Middle East Regional
Cooperation Program (MERC) , US Agency for International Development
(USAid), with the assistant of the Joseph & Edith Fisher Career Development
Chair and the Grand Water Research Institute, Technion.
References
AI-We shah RA (2000) The water balance of the Dead Sea: an integrated approach. Hydro!.
Process 14: 145-154
Craig H (1961) The isotopic geochemistry of water and carbon in geothennal areas. In:
Tongiorgi E (ed) Nuclear Geology on Geothennal Areas. Consiglio Nazionale Della
Ricerche, pp 17-53
Epstein, S, Mayeda T (1953) Variation of 1) 18 0 content of waters from natural
sources Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 4:213-224
Gonzalez JA, Me1chin CS, Oberg KA (1996) Analysis of open channel velocity
measurements collected with an acoustic Doppler current profiler. RIVERTECH 96,
Chicago, Illinois
Lane SN, Biron PM, Bradbrook KF, Butler JB, Chandler JR, Crowell MD, McLelland SJ,
Richards KS, Roy AG (1998) Three-dimensional measurement of river channel flow
processes using acoustic Doppler velocimetry. Earth Surface Processes Landfonns,
23(13): 1247-1267
Salameh E (1996) Water Quality Degradation in Jordan, Royal Society for the Conservation
of Nature, Amman, Jordan
Starinsky A (1974) PhD Thesis, Hebrew University, Jerusalem
Tahal (2000) Flows in the Lower Jordan River (in Hebrew)
Vengosh A, Spivack AJ, Artzi Y, Ayalon A (1999) Boron, strontium and oxygen isotopic
and geochemical constraints for the origin of the salinity in groundwater from the
Mediterranean Coast ofIsrael. Water Resource Research 35: 1877 -1894
Yechieli Y, Magaritz M, Levy Y, Weber U, Kafri U, Woellfel W, Bonani G (1993) Late
quaternary geological history of the Dead Sea area, Israel. Quat Res 39:59-67
Zak I (1967) The Geology of Mount Sedom, PhD Dissert, Jerusalem, Hebrew University,
160p