التقييم الجيوهيدرولوجي للخزانات الجوفية في مصر مع تطبيق التحليل الرباعي SWOT على خزان دلتا نهر النيل

Abstract EN

There are many aquifers scattered beneath the Egyptian lands, as they possess enormous potential for water that has been stored throughout different ages.

there are six main aquifers, namely: the Nubian sandstone, the Nile Basin, Moghra, Coastal, Carbnate and the Fractured Rocks (Basement) aquifer.

the aquifers in the Delta are one of the largest aquifers in Egypt, accounting for 87% of the total groundwater extraction, with a total capacity of 400 billion m3.

the SWOT analysis was applied as a method to facilitate the sustainable management of groundwater in the Nile Delta so as to maintain its quality and protection, and to give decision makers new insights on choosing appropriate strategies for sustainable groundwater management.

the SWOT analysis is a useful tool for obtaining a comprehensive view of the phenomenon under study, and a careful analysis of the environment of the internal and external elements.

the classification of the elements depends on the analyst's view and evaluation, as an element of strength in one management can be considered as an element of weakness in another, and an element of opportunity in one management as an element of challenge in another.