Asi River Basin April 3, 2017 The length of the river is open to discussion. Depending on the source consulted, this ranges from 248km to 556km. Rainfall in the basin is about 644mm annually. The average temperature is around 16°C. The climate is semi-arid to arid in Lebanon, with annual rainfall of about 400mm Tags: 2011 - about - Anatolia - Ankara - Aquifer - Asi River - Basin - Border - Environment - Euphrates-Tigris River Basin - Fanack - Groundwater - Irrigation - Lebanon - Middle East - Ministry - Mountain - Nuclear - project - Resources - River - sources - Sustainable - Syria - Syrian - The West - Turkey - War - Water - Water Management - Water Resources
Water Resources in Iraq November 20, 2016 The two dominant rivers in Iraq are the Tigris and Euphrates. The watersheds, including their tributaries, account for 100% of the country’s surface water. Tags: 2003 - about - Anatolia - Aquifer - Basin - Basra - Conference - Desalination - Desert - Desertification - Drainage - Environment - Euphrates - Fanack - Groundwater - Industry - IoT - Iran - Iraq - Iraqi - Irrigation - King - Middle East - Ministry - Oil - Osmosis - papers - project - Resources - River - Salinity - Security - sources - Surface Water - Tigris - Transboundary - Turkey - UNESCO - War - Water - Water Needs - Water Resources
Turkey October 20, 2016 All in all Turkey’s climate is defined as semi-arid, whereas nine types of climate are observed mediterranean climate, wet mediterranean climate, partially wet mediterranean climate, Black Sea climate, Partially wet Marmara climate, steppe climate, partially dry central anatolian climate, partially dry south east anatolian climate and continental east anatolian climate Tags: 1995 - 2011 - about - Aegean Sea - Agriculture - Agriculture Policy - Anatolia - Ankara - Black Sea - Bulgaria - Climate - Climate Change - Cultivated Land - Culture - Drought - DSİ - Economic Constraints - economy - Employment - Environment - Evaporation - Fanack - Georgia - Greece - Gross Domestic Product - Industry - International Cooperation - Iran - Iraq - Irrigation - King - Marmara - Middle East - Mountain - National Framework - Plateau - Policy - Population - Rainfall - Resources - sources - Syria - Turkey - Water - Water Resources
Water Infrastructure in Turkey October 19, 2016 Between 1950 and 1965, open irrigation canals were constructed in Turkey. Irrigation systems with canalettes have been introduced since 1965. Irrigation systems with canallettes were constructed between 1970 and 1980. By 1990, low and medium pipe network with advanced pipe technologies have been used. Tags: 2011 - 2012 - about - Agriculture - Anatolia - Ankara - Atatürk - Basin - Basins - Culture - DSİ - DSİ and Water - Electric Plants - Environment - Euphrates - Evaporation - Fanack - General Directorate - Groundwater - Hydroelectric - Hydrology - Hydropower - Infrastructure - International Cooperation - Irrigation - Irrigation Facilities - Karakaya - Keban - Konya Plain - Konya Plain Project - legal - London - Media - Ministry - Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources - Modernization - National Framework - Natural Resources - Policy - Politics - Population - Power Generation - project - Resources - River - Society - sources - Southeastern Anatolian Project - Surface Irrigation - Tigris - Topography - Transboundary - Treatment Plants - Turkey - Urban Growth - Urban Water - Wastewater - Water - Water Demand - Water Infrastructure - Water Mains - Water Needs - Water Resources - Water Treatment Plants - Water Use