Nabila A. Altuwibi

Nabila A. Altuwibi
University of Tripoli | UOT · Department of Soil and Water Sciences

Doctor of Engineering
Researcher in the field of groundwater withdrawal risks

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Introduction
I am currently working as a Water Science major and use groundwater modeling technology to study the risks of groundwater withdrawal and how to manage it
Skills and Expertise
Earthquake Engineering

Publications

Publications (2)
Figure 2. Sample of piezometer hydrographs (SNAP, SSAP and MMRP...
Figure 3. Hydrogeological cross-section in Sarir Wellfields (modified...
Figure 5. Pumping history of the wellfields in the study area.
Figure 7. Groundwater drawdown in 1980 for the shallow and the deep...
Figure 12. Observed and calculated cumulative pumped water.
Evaluation of the Groundwater in Sarir Area, South East Libya
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  • Sep 2022
Sarir basin was a target for development since the early 1970's. The surface area of the Sarir basin is about 350,000 km 2. The aquifer thickness reaches up to 1000 m. Water resources in Sarir Basin were planned for development in three different groundwater projects; Sarir North and South agricultural Projects and Sarir West Wellfield for water tr...
Figure 2. Sample of piezometer hydrographs (SNAP, SSAP and MMRP...
Figure 4. Hydrogeological cross section of the Sirte basin across the...
Figure 5. Pumping history of the wellfields in the study area.
Figure 6. Total volume (a) and percentage (b) of the observed...
Observed (O) and calculated (C) extracted water (Mm 3 ).
Evaluation of the Groundwater in Sarir Area, South East Libya
Conference Paper
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  • Sep 2022
Sarir basin was a target for development since the early 1970's. The surface area of the Sarir basin is about 350,000 km 2. The aquifer thickness reaches up to 1000 m. Water resources in Sarir Basin were planned for development in three different groundwater projects; Sarir North and South agricultural Projects and Sarir West Wellfield for water tr...

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EVALUATION of Ground Water Resource in Sarir area
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