Quantifying climate change and its impact on surface water in the Cherrat watershed in northwest Morocco using satellite imagery and GIS
The water potential situation in Morocco has a particularity, especially with the specific context climatic characterised by the dominance of aridity in several parts of the country, of which the Cherrat watershed in the northwest of the central plateau, which requires the preservation of water reso...
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author | Gramz Mohamed Batchi Mouhcine Ouiaboub Lahcen Mettouchi Mehdi El Bouziani Jamal Azagane Moulay Hichame El Abbassi Mariam |
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description | The water potential situation in Morocco has a particularity, especially with the specific context climatic characterised by the dominance of aridity in several parts of the country, of which the Cherrat watershed in the northwest of the central plateau, which requires the preservation of water resources. With this in mind, the aim of this research is to highlight the surface water situation, in particular using a cartographic approach, in order to provide decision-makers with a vision of the surface water situation in the target area and to help them take the necessary and appropriate measures for equitable management, focusing on water sustainability. The results obtained from the use of satellite images and their processing through a geographic information system (GIS) demonstrate that the surface area of water increased from 0.6 ha to 6 ha between 1999 and 2009, but decreased to 4 ha by 2019. By 2023, there will also be an astounding 55 ha increase. |
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spelling | doaj-art-20cec60f502141e39ab47cb6a5aa9fb52025-02-05T10:49:23ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422025-01-016070401210.1051/e3sconf/202560704012e3sconf_errachidia2024_04012Quantifying climate change and its impact on surface water in the Cherrat watershed in northwest Morocco using satellite imagery and GISGramz Mohamed0Batchi Mouhcine1Ouiaboub Lahcen2Mettouchi Mehdi3El Bouziani Jamal4Azagane Moulay Hichame5El Abbassi Mariam6Territory, Environment and Development Laboratory, Ibn Tofail UniversityTerritory, Environment and Development Laboratory, Ibn Tofail UniversityTerritory, Environment and Development Laboratory, Ibn Tofail UniversitySpace, Planning and Environment Laboratory, Hassan II UniversityNational Department of Planning TerritoryTerritory, Environment and Development Laboratory, Ibn Tofail UniversityGeomorphology, Environment and Society Laboratory, Cadi Ayyad UniversityThe water potential situation in Morocco has a particularity, especially with the specific context climatic characterised by the dominance of aridity in several parts of the country, of which the Cherrat watershed in the northwest of the central plateau, which requires the preservation of water resources. With this in mind, the aim of this research is to highlight the surface water situation, in particular using a cartographic approach, in order to provide decision-makers with a vision of the surface water situation in the target area and to help them take the necessary and appropriate measures for equitable management, focusing on water sustainability. The results obtained from the use of satellite images and their processing through a geographic information system (GIS) demonstrate that the surface area of water increased from 0.6 ha to 6 ha between 1999 and 2009, but decreased to 4 ha by 2019. By 2023, there will also be an astounding 55 ha increase.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2025/07/e3sconf_errachidia2024_04012.pdfclimate changewater resourcesgissatellite imagecherrat watershed |
spellingShingle | Gramz Mohamed Batchi Mouhcine Ouiaboub Lahcen Mettouchi Mehdi El Bouziani Jamal Azagane Moulay Hichame El Abbassi Mariam Quantifying climate change and its impact on surface water in the Cherrat watershed in northwest Morocco using satellite imagery and GIS E3S Web of Conferences climate change water resources gis satellite image cherrat watershed |
title | Quantifying climate change and its impact on surface water in the Cherrat watershed in northwest Morocco using satellite imagery and GIS |
title_full | Quantifying climate change and its impact on surface water in the Cherrat watershed in northwest Morocco using satellite imagery and GIS |
title_fullStr | Quantifying climate change and its impact on surface water in the Cherrat watershed in northwest Morocco using satellite imagery and GIS |
title_full_unstemmed | Quantifying climate change and its impact on surface water in the Cherrat watershed in northwest Morocco using satellite imagery and GIS |
title_short | Quantifying climate change and its impact on surface water in the Cherrat watershed in northwest Morocco using satellite imagery and GIS |
title_sort | quantifying climate change and its impact on surface water in the cherrat watershed in northwest morocco using satellite imagery and gis |
topic | climate change water resources gis satellite image cherrat watershed |
url | https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2025/07/e3sconf_errachidia2024_04012.pdf |
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