Category Archives: JEP

Authors: Yahya Farhan, Sireen Al-Shawamreh ABSTRACT Rapid urbanization and population growth of the Amman Area were combined with land resource degradation when the city was heading for mounting urbanization from the early 1950s. The deterioration of natural resources and green … Continue reading →

Authors: Inocencio Rodríguez González, Gerard E. D’Souza, Zarina Ismailova ABSTRACT Computer programs have been categorized as a useful tool to evaluate the complexity of systems. In fact, agent-based modeling (ABM) is considered a new method to model complex systems characterized … Continue reading →

Authors: Shannon Marie Gaukler, Charles Dean Hathcock, Jeanne Marie Fair ABSTRACT Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) was established in 1943 as part of the Manhattan Project to build nuclear weapons, and currently operates as a national research laboratory. As part … Continue reading →

Authors: Emmanuel Bankole Oladumiye, B. A. Ogunlade, F. Kayode Omole ABSTRACT More than ever before, environmental preservation has been a critical issue for the survival of the world’s habitat. An attempt to explore global trends in environmental monitoring using numerous … Continue reading →

Authors: Salifou Issa, Daouda Mama, Adamou Zanguina, Ibrahim Natatou, Mousa Boukari, Dominique Sohounhloué ABSTRACT This work deals with the microbiological study along the water chain in Belbedji, a local government in the northwest of the Zinder region in the Republic … Continue reading →

Author(s): Araceli Veronica F. N. Ribeiro, André Romero da Silva, Tiago Pereira da Cunha, Rowenna Tonani L. dos Santos, Jairo Pinto de Oliveira, Evaldo Vitor Pereira, Marcus Vinicius V. J. Licinio, Madson de Godoi Pereira, Arnaud Victor dos Santos, Joselito … Continue reading →

Author(s): Thomas Alsmo Abstract Complaints on the indoor environment of the residents in recent decades have become a common problem in the Swedish housing. The buildings themselves are said to be the cause of problems, and it is given a … Continue reading →

Author(s): Yuefen Gao, Shanshan Nan, Guozhong Zheng, Tingting Gao ABSTRACT Indoor air quality has a direct impact on human health. Indoor air quality has aroused great concern. This experimental study compares the effects of different water humidification on the indoor … Continue reading →

Author(s): Constanze Windberg, Ralf Otterpohl ABSTRACT The Urine Diverting Dehydration Toilet (UDDT) is one of a wide range of technologies Ecological Sanitation (Ecosan) offers. A commonly used type is the so called solar UDDT, constructed with inclined vault doors or … Continue reading →

Author(s): A. Abas, M. S. Nizam, A. W. Aqif ABSTRACT Carbon dioxides (CO2) concentration has become much higher every year and this has already become the global issue. Lichen is a symbiotic organism that is best known as the air … Continue reading →