Desert kites and stone circles of the Syrian Desert in satellite images by Sparavigna, A.C.

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Resilience and Vulnerability in the Syrian Desert in the First Millennium CE: The Case of the Oasis City Tadmor (Palmyra) by Rubina Raja, Eivind Heldaas Seland

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Water, Communication, Sight, and the Location of Fortifications on the Strata Diocletiana (Syria) in Late Antiquity by Meyer Jørgen Christian, Seland Eivind Heldaas

“…We compare the location of Late Roman fortifications along the Strata Diocletiana to the modern distribution of water in the Syrian Desert and the theoretical least-cost paths between Palmyra and Damascus, and Palmyra and the fortress of Sura on the Euphrates. …”
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Milieux et sociétés sur les marges arides du croissant fertile : la télédétection et les S.I.G. au service d'une recherche géo-archéologique by F. Debaine

“…The peripheral Syrian desert steppe is an ecologically sensitive region like all desert margins. …”
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The Indian trade between the Gulf and the Red Sea by Michał Gawlikowski

“…Both continued on land along caravan tracks to the Nile valley or through the Syrian desert to Palmyra. The latter land route, longer and presumably more cost-consuming, was used only during the 1st to 3rd centuries AD. …”
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Sustainable tourism in nature reserves in the Syrian Badia"Talila model" by أمين طربوش, محمد حسن

“…From this perspective, research the topic of sustainable tourism treated in Talila protected by shedding light on the development of tourism projects, which is a basic need and economic engine of the state and society at the same time, especially in the Syrian desert, as well as the ability of tourism projects to secure a sustainable financial resources, through answer the following questions: - What positive effects of sustainable tourism in nature reserves? …”
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Sustainable tourism in nature reserves in the Syrian Badia"Talila model" by Amen Tarbush, Mohammad Hasan

“…From this perspective, research the topic of sustainable tourism treated in Talila protected by shedding light on the development of tourism projects, which is a basic need and economic engine of the state and society at the same time, especially in the Syrian desert, as well as the ability of tourism projects to secure a sustainable financial resources, through answer the following questions: - What positive effects of sustainable tourism in nature reserves? …”
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Strange Meeting at Salihiyeh: Who Discovered (or Encountered, or Identified, or Invented) Dura-Europos, and When? by Simon James

“… <p> The centenary of the establishment of the Department of Classics at the University of Kraków coincides with that of the beginnings of the study of the ‘Pompeii of the Syrian Desert.’In spring 1920, British Indian soldiers digging in the ruins known as Salihiyeh overlooking the Euphrates accidentally revealed ancient paintings. …”
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Une « ceinture » d’espace étatique : le contrôle des Bédouins au début du Mandat Français en Syrie by Idir Ouahes

“…The imposition of this new state space, as conceptualised by French administrators, curbed the experience of traditional Bedouin space in the environmental regions of the Bâdiya (the desert’s steppe) and the ma’mura (the agricultural zone delimiting the Great Syrian Desert). This article examines contemporary archives to outline the structure and activity of the Contrôle Bedouin. …”
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Sources Tracking of Dust Storms in the Western of Iran (Case Study Kermanshah City) by Rasol Bagherabadi, Mazaher Moeinaddini

“…Overall, the findings showed that most of the routes come from the north and centre of Iraq and the Syrian Desert.  Dust storms originate at the border and arid lands of northern and central Iraq and Syria.…”
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Tracking Dust Plumes and Identifying Source Areas Using Spatiotemporal Clustering of Remote Sensing Data by Alnasser, Faisal

“…To illustrate the effective-ness of our methodology, we conduct comprehensive case studies on several prominent dust-emitting regions: the Bodélé Depression, Southern Iraq, the Syrian Desert, and the Sistan basin. These case studies shed light on the complex effects of drought and the interplay between soil moisture and vegetation as well as their effects on plume properties. …”
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Numerical Simulation of Kermanshah Severe Dust Storm (Case Study: Dust Storm on November 26 - 28, 2018) by Toba Alizadeh, Amirhossein Nikfal, Majid Rezaei Banafsheh, Rahman Sharifi

“…The results of the simulation of PM10 particles for the studied days showed that the central and western deserts of Iraq, Syrian desert, Kuwait and northern Saudi Arabia are the main source of dust storm. …”
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" النمذجة الرياضية لخزان حراري متغير الطور للتخزين الحراري الكامن في الجليد لاستخدامه في أنظمة تكييف الهواء المركزي "... by محمد علي, سعيد جيده

“…This research was done by using a mathematical modeling for a heat storage tank by the preparation a mathematical function using MATLAB software for charging and discharging phase of the storage tank . it was applied partial storage strategy on a default building located in the city of Palmyra in the Syrian desert. peak cooling load (420 kW) and storing (1420 kw-h) within a storage tank size of "30m3" So that the store of ice at night and melting using outer fusion technology (External Melt) in thermal and electrical peak hours in the next day . …”
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اقتصاديات استخدام الأفران الشمسية في البادية السورية by مسعود صبيح

“…The climate data used correspond with region selected for this study is represented in the Syrian Desert. This region is located to the east of Homs and Hamah provinces 40[Kms] to the end of the Syrian border line as rural and desert regions. …”
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