Quantification and study of monthly variation of suspended sediment loads in Tafna basin – Algeria

The magnitude of the phenomenon is disproportionate in semi-arid or in temperate climates. Thus Algeria is one of the most affected countries by this phenomenon and its consequences. To enable a rapid response to the request of engineers and managers to quantify sediment transport at the outlet of a...

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Main Authors: Belarbi Fadila, Bouchelkia Hamid, Remini Boualem, Benmansour Abdelhalim
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Language:English
Published: Polish Academy of Sciences 2018-06-01
Series:Journal of Water and Land Development
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author Belarbi Fadila
Bouchelkia Hamid
Remini Boualem
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description The magnitude of the phenomenon is disproportionate in semi-arid or in temperate climates. Thus Algeria is one of the most affected countries by this phenomenon and its consequences. To enable a rapid response to the request of engineers and managers to quantify sediment transport at the outlet of a watershed, a simple, easy tool to implement was developed. The principle adopted is based on hydrometric data sets from gauging stations with seasonal and annual time steps to define a suitable method for estimating sediment production. The sediment study was conducted by analysing the daily flows. Pierre du Chat station at the outlet of the Tafna basin served as an application. The obtained results are entirely satisfactory because the correlation coefficients of model Qss = f(Q) range between 72 and 95%. This method, once refined can be generalized to all watersheds in northern Algeria.
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spelling doaj.art-2566674e937741dd86c881a37d15aba22023-09-02T13:54:56ZengPolish Academy of SciencesJournal of Water and Land Development2083-45352018-06-01371293810.2478/jwld-2018-0022jwld-2018-0022Quantification and study of monthly variation of suspended sediment loads in Tafna basin – AlgeriaBelarbi Fadila0Bouchelkia Hamid1Remini Boualem2Benmansour Abdelhalim3University of Tlemcen, Department of Hydraulic, URMER Laboratory, BP 230, 13000 Chetouane, Tlemcen, AlgeriaUniversity of Tlemcen, Department of Hydraulic, URMER Laboratory, BP 230, 13000 Chetouane, Tlemcen, AlgeriaBlida University, Department of Water Science, Larhyss Laboratory, Blida, AlgeriaUniversity of Tlemcen, Department of Hydraulic, URMER Laboratory, BP 230, 13000 Chetouane, Tlemcen, AlgeriaThe magnitude of the phenomenon is disproportionate in semi-arid or in temperate climates. Thus Algeria is one of the most affected countries by this phenomenon and its consequences. To enable a rapid response to the request of engineers and managers to quantify sediment transport at the outlet of a watershed, a simple, easy tool to implement was developed. The principle adopted is based on hydrometric data sets from gauging stations with seasonal and annual time steps to define a suitable method for estimating sediment production. The sediment study was conducted by analysing the daily flows. Pierre du Chat station at the outlet of the Tafna basin served as an application. The obtained results are entirely satisfactory because the correlation coefficients of model Qss = f(Q) range between 72 and 95%. This method, once refined can be generalized to all watersheds in northern Algeria.http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/jwld.2018.37.issue-1/jwld-2018-0022/jwld-2018-0022.xml?format=INTerosionsediment transportstatisticssuspensionTafna basinwatershed
spellingShingle Belarbi Fadila
Bouchelkia Hamid
Remini Boualem
Benmansour Abdelhalim
Quantification and study of monthly variation of suspended sediment loads in Tafna basin – Algeria
Journal of Water and Land Development
erosion
sediment transport
statistics
suspension
Tafna basin
watershed
title Quantification and study of monthly variation of suspended sediment loads in Tafna basin – Algeria
title_full Quantification and study of monthly variation of suspended sediment loads in Tafna basin – Algeria
title_fullStr Quantification and study of monthly variation of suspended sediment loads in Tafna basin – Algeria
title_full_unstemmed Quantification and study of monthly variation of suspended sediment loads in Tafna basin – Algeria
title_short Quantification and study of monthly variation of suspended sediment loads in Tafna basin – Algeria
title_sort quantification and study of monthly variation of suspended sediment loads in tafna basin algeria
topic erosion
sediment transport
statistics
suspension
Tafna basin
watershed
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