Adaptation of Anthropogenic Activities to the Landforms and Hydrological Processes in Idku Lake Area, Northwest of the Nile Delta

Mohammed El Bastawesy; Adel Shalaby; Ahmed Ismael Gad; Esayas Gebremichael

doi:10.69341/2005394

December 27, 2017Open Access

Adaptation of Anthropogenic Activities to the Landforms and Hydrological Processes in Idku Lake Area, Northwest of the Nile Delta

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The research aims to understand how human activities interact with and adapt to the unique landforms and hydrological processes of Idku Lake.
Analysis of local landforms and hydrological features
Interdisciplinary assessment of anthropogenic activities
Comparison of adaptation strategies across different areas
Identified significant adaptations of activities to local landforms
Documented alterations in hydrological processes due to human intervention
Highlighted the interconnectedness of human and environmental systems

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Explores how local human activities adapt to landforms and hydrological processes in Idku Lake, suggesting a dynamic relationship with the environment.

Abstract

Buhayra : The 'Lake' Country of Egypt: A local and Interdisciplinary History of the Nile Delta's Periphery

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