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Publications (4)

Waste water discharge into the marine environment in the Sultanate of Oman: Sources and standards – An overview of the current situation
Conference Paper
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  • Jan 2004
In the Sultanate of Oman, data from the late 1990s showed total discharges to the sea by treated effluents from Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) of 250,000 m3/day, equivalent to 91,250 x 10 3 m3/year from 8 STPs. Data for the year 2003 show much lower discharges (38,705 m3/day, equivalent to 14,127x 10 3 m3/year from 267 STPs). This was due to a wise...
Distribution and some aspects of the behavioural ecology of Geochelone sulcata in the Sultanate of Oman
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  • Jan 2004
The giant tortoise Geochelone sulcata presently occurs mainly in areas surrounding the Sahara desert and in small pockets throughout the African continent. Other species of the same genus Geochelone gigantea also occur in the Aldabra archipelago in the Indian Ocean. Archaeological and paleontological data for the Arabian Peninsula show the occurren...
Figure 2. Satellite image of the Sultanate of Oman (MRMEWROman, 2002a).
Figure 10. Geology of the Sultanate of Oman (MWR, 1991)
Figure 11. Typical climate of the Sultanate of Oman (MWR-Oman, 1991).
Figure 12. Tracks followed by cyclones across the Arabian Sea...
+16 Figure 13. The North Indian Ocean, and its major Dorsals, Basins and...
Oceanography of the Sultanate of Oman - Country Report to UNESCO
Technical Report
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  • Jan 2004
Mendonca VM, Al Muzaini M, Al Sariri T, Al Jabri M. 2004. Oceanography of the Sultanate of Oman - Report to UNESCO. Ministry of Regional Municipalities, Environment & Water Resources. Muscat, Oman. 107 pp
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Figure 4.1. Fisheries in the Sultanate of Oman in 2000 (source:...
Figure 7.4. Anchor damage on coral reefs.
Figure 7.3. Eutrophication recorded in Sur harbour in May 1994.
+13 Figure 7.6. Illegal harvesting of green turtles for meat in Shannah,...
Status Of the Marine Environment Report (SOMER) - Sultanate of Oman Country Report to UNEP Regional Seas Programme / ROPME Sea Area (RSA)
Technical Report
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  • Jan 2003
"MRMEWR (2003) Status Of the Marine Environment Report (SOMER) - Sultanate of Oman Country Report to UNEP Regional Seas Programme / ROPME Sea Area (RSA). Ministry of Regional Municipalities, Environment and Water Resources (MRMEWR), Muscat. 106 pp Working Group: Mendonca V, Jupp B, Al-Jabri M, Al Muzaini M, Al-Sariri T

Citations

... As the region experience high temperature and salinity, desalination plants aggravate the continuous discharge of highly saline brine leading to serious ecological damage. In late 1990s, data showed a total discharge by treated effluents (domestic and industrial) of more than 250,000 m 3 /day and this are discharged from various Sewage Treatment Plant along the Coast of Oman (Al Muzaini et al., 2004). By-products of these discharges are suspected to lead the changes in temperature, salinity along with the physical and chemical composition of the sea. ...
Reference: HYDRODYNAMIC MODELING OF SEA OF OMAN PRERANA CHITRAKAR (1) , AHMAD SANA (2) & MAHAD BAAWAIN (3)