Production scientifique LELCD

* TYPICAL HUMAN SETTLEMENTS, CITIES AND RELATED ANCESTRAL HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH THROUGH EXAMPLES FROM THE MENA REGION AND EUROPE

 * Effect of sand and organic amendment on soil propriety of degraded oasis system on South Tunisia

* Isotopic estimation of the anthropogenic effect on the quality of groundwater in the Skhira agricultural region -Sfax (Tunisia)

* Agriculture sustainability in arid lands of southern Tunisia: Ecological impacts of irrigation water quality and human practices

* Phytoremediation of samples extracted from wastewater treatment plant and their socioeconomic impact

* Potentiality of irrigation technologies to control soil salinity and greenhouses pepper yield production improvement in sandy soil of Southern Tunisia

* Les paysages construits à travers les galeries d’eau sur les deux rives de la Méditerranée et au Moyen-Orient.

* Environmental life cycle assessment of Mediterranean tomato: case study of a Tunisian soilless geothermal multi‑tunnel greenhouse

* Potential use of Kebilian clay reserves (southern Tunisia) for the production of geopolymer materials

 * Monitoring the variation of soil quality with sewage sludge application rates in absence of rhizosphere effect

* Irrigation localisée par diffuseur enterré et goutte à goutte : Etude d’impact sur le sol et la plante

* Local livelihoods and land users’ perceptions of land degradation in northwest Tunisia

* Mapping Land Use And Dynamics Of Vegetation cover in southeastern arabia Veg

* Airborne and spaceborne remote sensing for archaeological and cultural heritage applications: A review of the century (1907–2017)

* Soil moisture retrieval from Sentinel-1 acquisitions in an arid environment in Tunisia : application of Artificial Neural Networks techniques

* Analyse qualitative des indicateurs de dégradation des oasis de Nefzaoui et étude quantitative de leurs impacts sur le niveau socio-économique des agriculteurs de la région.

* Photosynthetical activity modelisation of olive trees growing under drought conditions