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Assessment of the Beirut River sediment load (1993-1994) - by Ghaith Rafic Hamadeh

Hamadeh, Ghaith Rafic (1995)

Major cities in Lebanon arc located near river mouths, sources, or around them mostly for economic purposes, i.e. to secure agricultural, industrial or domestic practices. Most of these rivers flow along the western flank ...
A biostratigraphic study by means of planktonic foraminifera of a subsurface section of the Wasia Formation in the Rub̀alkhali Basin, Eastern Saudi Arabia

al Mani, Fatima (1974)
Calcareous Nannofossil biostratigraphy of the Ech-Chaqaa section, Chekka (N. Lebanon) - by Jihad Sami Hawi

Hawi, Jihad Sami (2000)

The long composite Ech-Chaqaa stratigraphic succession lies between Ras Ech-Chaqaa and El-Heri village (N. Lebanon). It was formerly dated as Senonian? -Eocene, covering large time interval of about 45 million years (low ...
Clay mineralogy and geotechnical properties of the Aaqoura earthflow on Mount Lebanon

Tavitian, Carambet (1974)
Depositional environments of the Cenomanian Sannine limestone formation of the Beirut region (Lebanon) - by Houry Ellezian

Ellezian, Houry Yervant (1985)

The Sannine Limestone Formation of Cenomanian age is a thick carbonate sequence widespread throughout Lebanon. Coastal exposures and numerous temporary excavations in the Beirut area have allowed detailed studies of the ...
A digest and analysis of the research undertaken by graduate students and faculty members of the Department of Geology at the American University of Beirut

Habib, Antoine Ghali Elia (1976)
The economic geology of clays-shales raw materials for the ceramics industry in Lebanon - Frida Attiyah

Atiyyah, Frida (1986)

Field, laboratory and market studies are a must for proper evaluation of natural resources for the mineral industry of Lebanon. Sites selectively convenient to the existing major Lebanese ceramics industry centered in the ...
Economic geology of the placer black sands deposit in North Lebanon - Vicken Khanamirian

Khanamirian, Vicken (1985)

The placer heavy black sands deposit of north Lebanon cover a stretch of 3.5 Km along the coast. This study assesses its prospection, mining and economic evaluation. The prospecting conducted on the source materials, the ...
The economic geology of the quartz sands as raw materials for the glass industry in Lebanon - Layla Khalaf

Khalaf, Layla (1986)

The mineral industry of Lebanon is quite important to the economy, and its glass industry is a prominent one. The white quartz sands, the main raw materials for this industry, however, are not yet properly evaluated. The ...
Evaluation of raw materials for the magnesia industry selected dolomites from southern Lebanon and Qartaba - by Fuad Haddad

Haddad, Fuad (1990)

The tremendous uses of dolomite rock, and more specifically magnesia, in various areas of industry, metallurgy, fluxes, agriculture, chemicals, sea water magnesia, etc., makes it a very positive potential of an important ...
Evidence for the tectonic evolution of central-north Lebanon from structural and geomorphological data - by Issam Youssef Bou Jawdeh

Bou Jawdeh, Issam Youssef (1999)

The Dead Sea Transform fault acts as the North-Western boundary of the Arabian plate. A restraining bend on this fault is located in Lebanon and has resulted in widespread deformation. There is as yet no consensus as to ...
Foraminifera from some late Cenozoic deposits from the Island of Rhodes, Greece

Aker, Nizar Fouad (1970)
Foraminifera of the Ashrafiyeh miocene marl unit, Beirut identification, correlation and palaeoecology - by Maha M. Hajj

Hajj, Maha M. (1987)

The foraminiferal assemblage of Ashraflyeh in described for the first time. This study deals with the identification and defines the palaecology and Chronostratirrranhy of the foraminiferal micro-fossils of the Miocene ...
Forminifera from the Miocene of the South of Lebanon (Es Saksakiyeh - Khaizarane Area)

Shararah, Muhab T. (1978)
Geochemical evolution of upper tertiary basalts from Southern Lebanon - by Lara Moussa Kallas

Kallas, Lara Moussa (2001)

The Upper Tertiary basaltic flows are located in the western Bekaa valley, and occur within Neogene limestone strata. The rocks occur in a number of flows reaching two meters in thickness. The flows contain both highly ...
Geochemistry of Pliocene basalts from the Akkar area, Lebanon - by Philip Elie Nassar

Nassar, Philip Elie (1999)

The Akkar basaltic rocks, exposed in northern Lebanon, were emplaced into the limestone host rocks of the Cenomanian as sills and lava flows with thicknesses varying from 0.5 to 3m. Vesicular, massive and block lava types ...
Geoenvironmental considerations for assessment of the potential of solid waste disposal in rural Lebanon, Metn-Kesserwan - Rima Souheil Nasser

Nasser, Rima Souheil (1994)

Solid waste disposal has gathered considerable importance over the last decades. In Lebanon, open dumping of solid wastes has led to the deterioration of the environmental components namely, land, water and air. The ...
Geologic and magnetic investigation of the Marjaba iron ore deposit and vicinity

Karakhanian, Hagop (1974)
Geological and engineering evaluation of marls-emphasis on Beirut Ashrafieh area - by Issam M.S. el-Ghalayini

el-Ghalayini, Issam M.S. (1985)

Marl deposits have been known to be problematic to engineer¬ing works. Engineers and geologists share common interest in defining marl and disclosing the nature of its physico-mechanical behavior. The Miocene marl ...
Geology and hydrogeology of Nabatieh area - Amin M. Shàban

Sha'ban, Amin M. (1987)

The Nabatieh area, as well as most of the Lebanese regions, suffers from the problem of water shortage. Nevertheless, publically the water resources in Lebanon, either the surface or subsurface, are known to be plenty ...

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