Highly Cited Articles in Journal of Environmental & Earth Sciences | ISSN: 2661-3190 (Online)

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Highly Cited Articles in Journal of Environmental & Earth Sciences | ISSN: 2661-3190 (Online)

📚 Investigation of Geology and Hydro-geophysical Features Using Electromagnetic and Vertical Sounding Methods for Abu Zabad Area, Western Kordofan State, Sudan


👉 The study concludes that these techniques are suitable for identifying borehole location in the basement rock in Abu Zabad Area Sudan.
#Electromagnetic #geoelectric_survey #Aquifer_units #groundwater_potential
✉ Email: jees@bilpublishing.com

📚 Thoughts on the Construction of Beautiful Villages with Poverty Alleviation in the Perspective


👉 This essay takes Tailai district as the blueprint to start the research on precision poverty alleviation, explores and discusses the construction of beautiful villages, proposes strategies for sustainable development, makes people change concepts to coordinate the relationship between interests and concepts.
#Precise_poverty_alleviation #Construction_of_beautiful_villages #Interests_and_concepts 
✉ Email: jees@bilpublishing.com

📚 Assessment of the Protective Capacity of Vadoze Zone over Aquifer Systems Using Secondary Geoelectrical Parameters: A Case Study Of Kaltungo Area North East, Nigeria


👉 The field data was first subjected to manual interpretation through curve marching and then digitized modeled curves using computer software. The interpreted data revealed that the area is characterized by eleven different curve types representing three to five geo electrical layers. 
#Assessment #ProtectiveCapacity #Vadosezone #Aquifersystems #SecondaryGeoelectricParametersandKaltungoArea
✉ Email: jees@bilpublishing.com

📚 Heavy Metal Emission Characteristics of Urban Road Runoff


👉 The concentration changes of copper, lead, zinc, chromium and cadmium in the runoff process were monitored, and the pollution emission regularity and initial scouring effect were studied. 
#HeavyMetal  #Pavementrunoff #Emissioncharacteristics #Flusheffect #Pollutant
✉ Email: jees@bilpublishing.com

📚 Power Spectrum in the Conductive Terrestrial Ionosphere


👉 Experimentally observing the broadening of the spatial power spectrum of scattered electromagnetic waves which equivalent to the brightness is analyzed for the elongated ionospheric irregularities.
#Ionosphere #Turbulence #Irregularities #Plasma #Scattering
✉ Email: jees@bilpublishing.com






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