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    Sustainable Development of the Nile River at Greater Khartoum

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    Sudan is the largest country in Africa, but there is poverty and a lack of infrastructure, skills and opportunity despite its substantial natural resources. The capital of Sudan is Khartoum City, located at the confluence of the Blue and White Nile Rivers. Unfortunately development on Nile River Front is limited due to the risk of flooding and erosion. There is a danger that rapid economic development may take place in this unique area without sustainable development planning. This research project aims to develop strategies to protect the Nile River banks by suitable stabilization methods so that development can take place safely. Data has been collected about hydrology, morphology, geotechnical factors, soil classifications, river pattern systems, driving forces, and the main problems restricting sustainable development and engineering works for the Nile River. In addition the following have been reviewed: historical background, existing land uses, current environmental situations, and the economic and social conditions of the study areas. Research identified Cairo, Egypt as a similar case study, where data collected by the author included historical background, current situations, strategic visions and development plan for Nile River Shores. Further information was collected about sustainable development from a general literature review. From these collected data a set of guidelines and indicators for sustainable development was established related to environmental, economic and social factors. Based on those guidelines and indicators, methods of stabilization of the banks for each shore were specified and a proposed development plan was established. Methods of stabilization of banks and the development plan were refined and evaluated to establish a final version of the development plan: Sustainable Development of the Nile River Front (SDNRF) at Greater Khartoum. From refinement and evaluations, barriers and constraints for implementation were specified with their suggested solutions. Finally, conclusions and recommendations related to the SDNRF Manual about development and regulations were established

    Cairo - Khalif's Toumbs

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    front: "Cairo - Khalif's Toumbs" ; back: "M. Castro Edit. - Cairo - : Set. 104 N. 11"Man leading five camels along a dirt path in front of two domed building

    Facing the growing problem of the electric power consumption in Egyptian residential building using building performance simulation program

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    Egypt has been experiencing recurrent power cuts especially at the summer, with the problem being made worse by the extra demands placed on the electrical grid by the advent of the holy month of Ramadan. Electricity shortages are now a problem in Cairo, Alexandria, Sohag, Qena, Luxor, Aswan, and Nubia, as well as in the Nile Delta governorates of Beheira and Qalioubiya. The aim of this study is to develop a model for the Egyptian residential building using Building Performance Simulation Program and make sensitivity analysis on some variables effecting the electric power consumption in order to help faceting the growing problem in Egypt. The model was created using the IES-VE 2012 (Integrated Environmental Solution ). The simulation model was verified against the survey data for the Egyptian apartment and same model simulated using energy Plus simulation tool. The results of the program describing different situations for energy using profile for the air conditions, lighting and equipments in respect to building layout and construction climate and pattern of use. This model can be used in the future to help in reducing the electric power consumption in the residential building

    CAIRO. - Khalif's Toumbs.

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    front: "CAIRO. - Khalif's Toumbs." ; back: "Set. 104 N. 11"Two people with camals walk past domed buildings in the deser

    Cairo Muhammadan Monuments

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    Shows mosque locations, names of streets, government and tourist buildings, and other points of interest. Appears in: Masājid Miṣr min sanat 21 ilá sanat 1365 H (sanat 641 ilá sanat 1946 M) : majmūʻah min al-manāẓir al-mulawwanah wa-ghayr al-mulawwanah li-ahamm al-masājid fī Miṣr maʻa nubdhah tārīkhīyah li-kull minhā maṣḥūbah bi-masāqiṭ wa-qiṭāʻāt handasīyah. [Cairo] : al-Mamlakah al-Miṣrīyah, Wizārat al-Awqāf ; al-Jīzah : Taṣmīm wa-ṭabʻ Maṣlaḥat al-Misāḥah al-Miṣrīyah, [1954?] Index title: Fihris al-Athār al-Islāmīyah bi-madīnat al-Qāhirah

    Biocentrismo personalista ed educazione

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    Il rapporto fra natura e cultura è una fra le antinomie più educative per promuovere l'autenticità dell'essere umano

    Cura e natura

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    Il rapporto fra natura e cultura è una fra le antinomie più interessanti su cui lavorare per promuovere lo sviluppo umano

    Approcci alla disabilità ed alla salute: il punto di vista medico - psico - pedagogico

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    Il capitolo focalizza l'attenzione sul rapporto fra salute e disabilità secondo la tassonomia dell'International Classification on Functioning and Health
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