1- Applications of Remote Sensing to Hydrology and Hydrogeology
Marwan Koudmani
General Organization for Remote Sensing ( GORS ), Damascus

2- An Assessment of The Space Imagery Capabilities to Water Resources Management Case Study: Al-Hammad Semi-Arid Plateau, Syria
Moutaz Dalati
General Organization for Remote Sensing ( GORS ), Damascus

3- Desertification Monitoring Using Remote Sensing Technology
Ismat M. El Hassan
Civil Engineering Department, College of Engineering King Saud University

4-Assessment and Mapping of Desertification in Western Sudan Using Remote Sensing Techniques and GIS
Mohamed Mirghani Ali* and Abdel Aziz M.S.Bayoumi
Remote Sensing Authority, Faculty of Forestry, University of Khartoum

5-A Simulation Model for Flooded Areas of the River Nile Using Remote Sensing and GIS
Sulafa Salah Hag Elsafi
Sudan University for Science and Technology, Department of Civil Engineering, Khartoum

1- Estimating Soil Hydraulic Parameters In El-Tina Plain Using RETC Program
M.E. Galal
Soils Dept., Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams University

2- Study Evaluation Of Groundwater Resources In Wadi Yalamlam and Wadi Adam Basins, Makkah Al-Mukarramah, Al-Mukarramah Area
Ali M. Subyani
Hydrogeology Department, Faculty of Earth Sciences, King Abdulaziz University

3- Relationship between Excessive Pressure Drawdown and Groundwater Quality
Musaed N. J. Al-Awad
Petroleum Engineering Department, College of Engineering, King Saud University

4- Development of Hydrological Model for Effective Flood Control
Adel R. Awad
Dept. of Environmental Eng. Faculty of Civil Eng., Tishreen University, Lattakia

5- Investigation of Optimal use of Canal Water in Pakistan
Abdul Razzaq Ghumman¹, Muhammad Ashraf Khalid Tarrar², Ashfaq Ahmed Tahir³
1. Dean, Faculty of Civil & Environmental Engineering, UET, Taxila, Pakistan
2. Research Scholar UET, Taxila, Pakistan
3. CED, UET, Taxila, Pakistan

6- Using Under Ground Brackish Water in Cultivation of Saline SandyLand Under Dried Condition of South Sinai Governorate
M. M. Selim
Field Crop Research Department, National Research Centre, Egypt

7- Reverse Osmosis As A Solution For Water Shortage In Iran
S. S. Madaeni¹ and M. Ghanei²
1. Chemical Engineering Dept., Razi University, Kermanshah
2. Urban & Industrial Water Technology of Iran Co.

8- Silica Removal During Lime Softening in Water Treatment Plant
Ibrahim S. Al-Mutaz¹ and Ibrahim Ali Al-Anezi²
1. Chemical Eng. Dept., College of Engineering, King Saud University
2. Riyadh Water Treatment Project, Saudi Ministry of Water and Electricity

9- Water Harvesting with Special reference to Egyptian Experience
Shalaan Nasr Shalaan
Director, Soils and Water Research Institute (SWERI), Ministry of Agriculture & Land Reclamation, Egypt

10- Overview Of Hybrid Desalination Systems – Current Status And Future Prospects
Osman A. Hamed
Research & Development Center, Saline Water Conversion Corporation, Saudi Arabia

11- Boifouling Potential In Open Sea And Adjacent Beach Well Intake Systems
Mohamed O. Saeed, G. F. Al-Otaibi, Ghazi Ozair and A. T. Jamaluddin
Research & Development Center, Saline Water Conversion Corporation, Saudi Arabia

12- Do we Adequately Understand the Potential Value of our Regional Aquifers?
J.W.Lloyd
Hydrogeology Research Group, School of Geography, Earth & Environmental Sciences, University of Birmingham

13- Integrated Water Resources Management; The System of Systems for Sustainable Development: The Egyptian Experience
Mona El-Kady and Fouad El-Shibini
Water Research Center, Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, Egypt

14- Integrated Water Resources Management In The Murray Darling Basin, Australia
M.E. Qureshi,  M. Kirby,  and  M. Mainuddin
CSIRO Land and Water, Acton ACT 2601

15- The Use of Clay Deposits in Drip Irrigation System for Water Conservation
A.M. Al-Omran¹, A.S. Sheta¹, A.M. Falatah¹, and A.R. Al-Harbi²
1. Soil Science Dept., College of Agriculture, King Saud University
2. Plant Production Dept., College of Agriculture, King Saud University

16- Characteristics of natural clay deposits in Saudi Arabia and their potential for water conservations
A.S. Sheta¹, A.M. Al-Omran¹, A.M. Falatah¹, A. As. Sallam¹, and A.R. Al-Harbi²
1. Soil Science Dept., College of Agriculture, King Saud University
2. Plant Production Dept., College of Agriculture, King Saud University

17- A Contribution to the development of certain treatment processes of wastewater And its re-use in the irrigation for small communities
Y. Benjelloun¹, M. Kadri Hassani1, and A. Lakel²
1. Laboratory of Fluids Mechanics & Energy, Faculty of Science, Fez
2. Scientific Centre and Techniques of Building, Marne la vallée- France

18- Use Of Treated Domestic Sewage Effluent For Growing Summer Oil Crops In Arid Lands
H.F. Hussein, M.S.M. Saber. S.M.A. Radwan and M. Abu-Seda
National Research Center, Dokki, Egypt

19- Use of Sea Water for Wheat Irrigation II. Effect on Soil Chemical Properties, Actual Evapotranspiration, and Water Use Efficiency
M.A. Mostafa¹, M.O. Elsharawy¹, and F.M. Elboraei²
1. Soil Dept. Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams University
2. Desert Research Center, Mataria, Egypt

1- Effect of Human Activities on Vegetation Diversity in Siwa Oasis
Ahmed Abdel Latif El-Khouly
Department of Plant Ecology and Range Management, Desert Research Center, Cairo

2- Spectral reflectance of alfalfa Grown Under Different Water table Depths
Y.Y. Aldakheel, A.H. Assaedi and M.A. Al-Abdussalam
Water Studies Center, King Faisal University

3- Towards a more safe environment: III. Phosphatic clays as a solution for removing Pb2+ from wastewater
Samy Mohamed Abd-Allah
Soils Dept., Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams University

4- Towards a more safe environment: IV. Disposability of uranium by some clay sediments in Egypt
S.M. Abd-Allah¹, O.M. El Hussaini² and R.M. Mahdy²
1. Soils Dept., Fac. Agric., Ain Shams University
2. Nuclear Materials Authority, Cairo, Egypt

5- Towards A More Safe Environment, Phytoremediation of Some Heavy Metals From Contaminated Soils In Egypt: Hydrophobic And Hydrophilic Fractions
T. A. Taha and S. M. Abdallah
Soils Dept., Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams University

5- Towards A More Safe Environment, Phytoremediation of Some Heavy Metals From Contaminated Soils In Egypt: Hydrophobic And Hydrophilic Fractions
T. A. Taha and S. M. Abdallah
Soils Dept., Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams University

6- Forecasting Groundwater Contamination Using Artificial Neural Networks
Muhammad Ali Shamim¹, A.R.Ghumman², Usman Ghani³
1. T/RA, Civil Engineering Department, UET, Taxila
2. Dean, Civil Engineering Department, UET, Taxila
3. Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering Department, UET, Taxila

7- Experimental Study of the Transport of Pollutants in Groundwater
Mohammad Asif
Department of Chemical Engineering, King Saud University

8- Treatment Techniques of oil-contaminated Soil and Water Aquifers
Mohammed M. Amro
Petroleum Engineering Department, King Saud University

9- Growth, Yield, and Quality of Three Greenhouse Cucumber Cultivars in Relation to Type of Water Applied at Different Stages of Plant Growth
A. A. Alsadon, M. A. Wahb-allah, and S. O. Khalil
Dept. of Plant Production, College of Food & Agricultural Sciences, King Saud University

10- Review on the Uses of Appropriate Techniques for Arid Environment
G. Shanmugam*, G. S. Jawahar, S. Ravindran
* Advisor, Mepco Educational Institutions, Tamil Nadu, India

11- Distribution of Different Fractions of Heavy Metals in Desert Sandy Soil Amended with Composted Sewage Sludge
Eid Morsy Khaled
Department of Soil Science, Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams University

12- Use of biotechnology in sludge treatment to ameliorate arid and semi-arid soil
Radwan S.M.A
Agricultural Microbiology Department, National Research Center, Dokki, Egypt

13- The role of Biotechnology in developing plant resources in deserts environment
Nasser S. Al-Khalifah
King Abdulaziz City for Science &Technology

14- Introducing Cereus into an Arid Region as a New Fruit Crop
Ahmed A. ElObeidy
Department of Fruit Horticulture, Faculty of Agriculture, Cairo University, Giza

15- Application of Microbial Biotechnology for Sustainable Legume Production in Desert Conditions
Hassan Moawad Abdel Al
Microbial Biotechnology – NRC, Egypt

16- Response of wheat to different N- applications and irrigation systems under arid conditions
A. M. Selim
National Research Center, Cairo, Egypt

17- A Methodology for Regional Estimation of Evapotranspiration and Irrigation Water Requirements in Center Pivot irrigation Schemes – a case Study in Al-Busaytaa, Northern Saudi Arabia
Yousef A. Al-Rumikhani and Sajid Latif
Natural Resource & Environmental Research Institute, King Abdulaziz City for Science & Technology