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Souad Ben Salem, Abdelkrim Ben Salem, Ahmed Karmaoui and Mohammed Yacoubi Khebiza
Water resources in Morocco have been severely influenced by climate change and prolonged drought, particularly in the pre-Saharan zone. The Ziz watershed faces increasing pressure due to the high demographic growth, increased demand for water, excessive ...
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Mariame Rachdane, El Mahdi El Khalki, Mohamed Elmehdi Saidi, Mohamed Nehmadou, Abdellatif Ahbari and Yves Tramblay
Precipitation is a crucial source of data in hydrological applications for water resources management. However, several regions suffer from limited data from a ground measurement network. Remotely sensed data may provide a viable alternative for these re...
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El-Alaouy Nafia, Badreddine Sebbar, El Houssaine Bouras, Aicha Moumni, Nour-Eddine Laftouhi and Abderrahman Lahrouni
Morocco often faces significant intense rainfall periods that can generate flash floods and raging torrents, causing serious damage in a very short period of time. This study aims to monitor wetland areas after a flash-flood event in an arid region, Saqu...
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Ange Felix Nsanziyera, Hassan Rhinane, Aicha Oujaa and Kenneth Mubea
Morocco is famous as one of the archaeologically richest places with many sites. In addition, some of the sites have been listed as UNESCO World Human Heritage sites. In situ observations are used in cultural heritage and archaeological sites mapping. Ho...
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Pablo Rodríguez-Navarro and Teresa Gil Piqueras
Morocco has a vernacular architectural heritage of recognized value, which constitutes an indissoluble part of its cultural legacy. In the south of the country, specifically in the High Atlas mountain range and the pre-Saharan oases, we mainly find earth...
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