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    <pubDate>Wed, 21 Jan 2026 19:16:39 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>RELATION ENTRE L’EVAPORATION DE LA NAPPEPHREATIQUE ET LE POUVOIR EVAPORANT DE L’ATMOSPHERE EN ZONE ARIDES</title>
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      <description>Titre: RELATION ENTRE L’EVAPORATION DE LA NAPPEPHREATIQUE ET LE POUVOIR EVAPORANT DE L’ATMOSPHERE EN ZONE ARIDES
Auteur(s): EL FERGOUGUI, M; BOUTOUTAOU, D
Résumé: The majority of area highlighted in arid and semi-arid regions of Algeria based on groundwater excessively mineralized&#xD;
(saline) whose level is close to the soil (0 – 1,5m). These levels are close to the ground in the presence of very severe weather&#xD;
conditions favor the process of evaporation of these layers, which contribute a large part to the salinization of land and&#xD;
environmental degradation. The analysis of results of work done on the determination of evaporation of groundwater in the&#xD;
region of Ouargla shows that evaporation decreases gradually as the level of the water away from the surface thoroughly. The&#xD;
results show that the evaporation of the water table is maximum and equal to evapo-transpiration when the level is close to the&#xD;
surface and becomes minimal below 2meter (than 10% of evapo-transpiration).The distribution of salts accumulated in the soil&#xD;
layers follows the same pattern of, The amount of salt deposited are closely related to the amount of water evaporated from the&#xD;
water table. For better development of land and high agricultural production it is necessary to know the location of maintaining&#xD;
the level of the water table (drainage) depending, hydrogeo-logical conditions and the salinity of the groundwater.</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 30 Dec 2013 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>MODELISATION ARCHITECTUROLOGIQUE DES THERMES IMPERIAUX ROMAINS DE TUNISIE</title>
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      <description>Titre: MODELISATION ARCHITECTUROLOGIQUE DES THERMES IMPERIAUX ROMAINS DE TUNISIE
Auteur(s): LICHIHEB, HOUDA; BOUAITA, KARIM; DHOUIB, MOUNIR
Résumé: The restoration of the buildings of antiquity from their traces, remnants and stories is the domain of archaeologists and&#xD;
historians. We propose an architecturological reconstruction as an additional method, which is more of a re-conception. A&#xD;
virtual, cognitive and collaborative model is proposed as a generative, dynamic and open model, as a processing system or&#xD;
expert system which involves a set of rules for organizing, training and systematized by the change in architectural analysis,&#xD;
producing variants of the prototype of the building of Imperial Baths from traces or remains only, and to draw their analog&#xD;
model also known as "project".&#xD;
We analyze a class of imperial Roman baths Type of Tunisia. A hydrotherapy or attendance thermal building is a practice&#xD;
perpetuated for thousands of years. This practice has developed from a simple act of bathing to a socio-economic, cultural and&#xD;
even political phenomenon and it is widely used since antiquity on both sides of the Mediterranean. It peaked with the Roma&#xD;
civilization where baths have become true temples of secular life.&#xD;
The method is to trace the formation- conception process of baths from their analog models necessarily incomplete, relating to&#xD;
the collection of known specimens described and illustrated by experts. Every change or disturbance introduced affects the&#xD;
entire building which tends to regain its equilibrium. The facts, data established by archaeologists and tangible evidence, are&#xD;
the determinants in the detailed description of the modeled specimen and its valisation.</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 30 Dec 2013 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>SEARCH EFFICIENCY FUNCTION- PSO COMBINATION FOR BLIND IMAGE RESTORATION</title>
      <link>http://archives.univ-biskra.dz/handle/123456789/652</link>
      <description>Titre: SEARCH EFFICIENCY FUNCTION- PSO COMBINATION FOR BLIND IMAGE RESTORATION
Auteur(s): TOUMI, A; RECHID, N; TALEB-AHMED, A; BENMAHAMME, K
Résumé: In this work we propose, for the first time, a combined method for blind image restoration. This combination is based on PSO&#xD;
and the integration in it of the search efficiency function that represent the optimal searching strategy elaborated by honeybees&#xD;
when searching for food, and its use for the first time in image processing, to carry out the restoration operation of the only&#xD;
blurred images and blurred and noisy ones. The results we got were excellent.</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 30 Dec 2013 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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      <dc:date>2013-12-30T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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      <title>TYPOLOGIE ET STRUCTURE DE L’AVIFAUNE DES ZIBAN (BISKRA, ALGERIE)</title>
      <link>http://archives.univ-biskra.dz/handle/123456789/651</link>
      <description>Titre: TYPOLOGIE ET STRUCTURE DE L’AVIFAUNE DES ZIBAN (BISKRA, ALGERIE)
Auteur(s): FARHI, Y; BELHAMRA, M
Résumé: Monitoring of Ziban’s Avifauna during 05 years (January 2006 to September 2010) has allowed inventorying of 136 species&#xD;
divided into 18 orders and 44 families. Passerines are the most diverse with 14 families represented by 63 species. The families&#xD;
most represented are Turdidae and warblers, formed respectively by 18 and 13 species. Phenological point of view the Ziban&#xD;
avifauna with 47 resident breeding species, 56 visitors passing, 19 watering visitor, 13 migratory breeding species and 01&#xD;
accidentally breeding species. Biogeographic status is dominated by Palaearctic’s species (42 species), followed by Ethiopian&#xD;
species including 17 species. For cons, the strictly Mediterranean avifauna is represented by only 07 species. The transition&#xD;
area between the Mediterranean and the Saharan region is confirmed by the presence of 11 desert species on 24 species&#xD;
recorded in Algeria.</description>
      <pubDate>Mon, 30 Dec 2013 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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