قسم التربة والمياه

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 افتُتح القسم مع إنشاء كلية الزراعة سنة 1966م، وقد اهتم بالتوسع في مختلف التخصصات المتعلقة بعلوم التربة والمياه وبإعداد الكوادر العلمية القادرة على إدارة وتسيير المشاريع الزراعية أو مواصلة دراستها والحصول على درجات ومؤهلات عالية، كما اهتم بتجهيز المختبرات وتزويدها بمختلف الأجهزة والمعدات الحديثة والمتطورة لاستخدامها في مجالات البحث والدراسة.

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د. حمدي عبدالخالق علي الزرقاني

Dr. Hamdi A. Zurqani is one of the faculty members at the Department of Soil and Water Sciences, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tripoli, Tripoli, Libya. Dr. Zurqani is a recognized expert as a result of his internationally acclaimed work in the areas of Environmental Information Science, Remote Sensing, Land Evaluation, Sustainability, Pedology, and Soil Science Education. He has conducted research across the world, including the United States of America, and Africa. Dr. Zurqani is a distinguished soil scientist with a wide range of scientific and working experiences in Libya and abroad. He received his M.Sc. (2010) from the University of Tripoli, Tripoli, Tripoli, Libya, and Ph.D. (2019) from Clemson University, Clemson, SC, USA. His major research and teaching activities at the University of Tripoli have focused mainly on Soil Genesis and Classification and the Environmental Information Sciences (Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System). He has published broadly in many journals (e.g., Nature “Scientific Reports”, Geoderma; International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation; Journal of Geological Sciences; Land; Frontiers in Environmental Science; Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis; and others). Dr. Zurqani is a member of the Editorial Board for Remote Sensing (MDPI) Journal, counseling outcome and research evaluation. He also was appointed to serve as a Guest Editor for the Special Issue "Applications of Remote Sensing in Earth Observation and Geo-Information Science". In addition, Dr. Zurqani conducted peer-review for many journals including Journal of Environmental Informatics, Applied Sciences, SN Applied Sciences, Remote Sensing, Heliyon, Geosciences, Land, Water, Agronomy, Agriculture, Sustainability, Arid Land Research and Management, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Natural Hazards, and Conference of the Arabian Journal of Geosciences. He is also one of the authors of the lab manual entitled “GIS Exercises for Natural Resource Management”. Dr. Zurqani has been the recipient of numerous awards and honors: Recipient of Douglas R. Phillips Award for Graduate Students, Department of Forestry and Environmental Conservation, Clemson University, April 12, 2019; the First Place Best Judged Poster (CAFLS) at the GRADS 2019: Clemson Student Research Forum on April 4, 2019; the Second Place Poster at the 11th Clemson Biological Sciences Annual Student Symposium, April 6, 2019; the Second Place Best Judged Poster at the Clemson Student Research Forum on April 4, 2018; and the Third Place Poster at the 9th Clemson Biological Sciences Annual Student Symposium, February 25, 2017. Dr. Zurqani conducts cutting-edge research in the field of environmental information science, remote sensing, land use management/planning, change detection of landscape degradation, and geographic information system (GIS) models. He has focused on his research efforts on the development of new technologies in the field of environmental information sciences, geo-intelligence (advanced geo-information science and earth observation, machine and deep learning, and big data analytics), remote sensing, land evaluation, pedology, land use management/ planning, monitoring and evaluating sustainable land management, change detection of landscape degradation, and geographic information system models.

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Performance of Supervised Classification for Mapping Land Cover and Land Use in Jeffara Plain of Libya

Different methods accessible for remote sensing image classification; they include supervised, unsupervised and fuzzy classifications. This paper investigates the performance of the supervised classification on remote sensing data for land cover/ land use in North-West Region of Jeffara Plain of Libya. The study used SPOT 5 satellite image taken on January 2009 as a main data. Maximum likelihood classification (MLC) which is based on the probability that a pixel belongs to a particular class were chosen to classifying land cover data/ land use in the study area. The land cover /land use classes for the study area were classified into 5 homogeneous land cover classes of a single land cover and 4 heterogeneous land cover classes. Ground verification was applied to verify and evaluate the accuracy of supervised classification. 48 field points were collected using Systematic Random Sampling. The results showed that 65 % of the study area was classified into heterogeneous land cover classes, while 25 % of the study area classified into homogeneous land cover classes. Derivation heterogonous or mixed land cover classes from the use supervised classification (i.e. crisp classification) led to producing uncertain or vague land cover classes in the study area. For future work, the authors will test the fuzzy image classification to derive land cover and land use data in the study area. Keywords: Supervised classification, spot image, land cover /land use, Jeffara Plain
Mukhtar Mahmud Elaalem(3-2013)
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دراسة وتقييم جودة مياه الري بمنطقة العزيزية

تضمنت الدراسة الخصائص الكيميائية لمياه الآبار لمنطقة العزيزية ،وذلك من خلال إجراء التحاليل الكيميائية ﻠ16 بئرا ,وأخد عينات للتربة من المزارع التى تروى بها هذه الآبار صيف 2010 وتم إجراء التحاليل الكيميائية والطبيعية لها، وقد شملت التحاليل الكيميائية للأنيونات والكاتيونات وهي الكالسيوم Ca++ ,المغنسيوم ++Mg ,الصوديوم Na+ ,البوتاسيوم +K ,الكربونات CO3-- ،البيكربونات HCO3- , الكبريتات --SO4 ,الكلورايد - Cl ,النترات –NO3 ،البورونB ،لمياه الري ومستخلص التربة 1:1،ومن تحديد قوام التربة الذى كان (قوام طميي رملي ،رملي،رملي طميي) ثم أخذت ثلاث عينات مختلفة القوام على أعماق (0-30 ،30-60 ،60-90 cm ) شتاء 2011 وأجريت عليها التحاليل الكيميائية للأيونات والكاتيونات المدكورة في العجينة المشبعة ،مستخلص 1:1 ،مستخلص 1:5، وتقدير كل من السعة التبادلية الكاتيونية ونسبة المادة العضوية ونسبة كربونات الكالسيوم(CaCO3) وكبريتات الكالسيوم (CaSO4.2H2O)بالتربة، ومن خلال النتائج اتضح بأن الملوحة بمياه الأبارقد تراوحت من((3225 – 1395 mg/L وتبين بأن كربونات الصوديوم المتبقية RSC قيمة سالبة أي لاتتكون في التربة عند الري بمثل هذه المياه،وتم مقارنة النتائج بالمواصفات الأمريكية 1954) (USDA ،ومنظمة الأغدية والزراعة FAO .حيث اتضح عند تقييم الآبار بالتصنيف الأمريكي أن جميع الأبار وقعت ضمن الصنف) 1 C4- S (مياه عالية جدا للملوحة – منخفضة الصوديوم ،وبئرواحدة كانت (C4-S2) مياه عالية جدا للملوحة – متوسطة الصوديوم، أما حسب تصنيف منظمة الأغدية والزراعة FAO دليل سنة ((1976 والمطورسنة ( 1985 ) فقد تم تقييم أربعة مشاكل قد تنتج عن مياه الري وهي :الملوحة,الرشح, السمية,تأثيرات متنوعة ،ويتوقع بالنسبة لمشكلة الملوحة وقوع (15)بئرا في المدى الاعتيادي لمياه الري وبئر واحد أكبر من المدى الاعتيادي لمياه الريFAO( 1985)، أما بالنسبة لمشكلة الرشح فلا يتوقع حدوث مشكلة عند أستخدام مياه الأبار FAO(1976)، وعند تقييم مشكلة مؤشر السمية اتضح بالنسبة للصوديوم فى حالة الري السطحي بأن مياه ((5أبار لايتوقع حدوث مشكلة بينما يتوقع حدوث مشكلة خفيفة الى متوسطة (11)بئر,أمافى حالة الري بالرش فإنه يتوقع حدوث مشكلة خفيفة إلى متوسطة لجميع الأبار ,أما بالنسبة للكلور وفي حالة الري السطحي فيتوقع حدوث مشكلة خفيفة إلى متوسطة (7) أبار وحدوث مشكلة حادة 9) (أبار ,وفي حالة الري بالرش فيتوقع حدوث مشكلة خفيفة إلى متوسطة لجميع الأبار FAO(1976),أما النترات والمغنسيوم فتبين بأن تركيزهما في مياه جميع الأبارأكبر من المدى الاعتيادي لمياه الري،وكان تركيز كل من البيكربونات والكالسيوم في مياه الآبار في المدى الأعتيادي لمياه الري، أما بالنسبة لتركيز الكبريتات في مياه الآبار كانت(15 ) بئراوقعت في المدى الاعتيادي لمياه الري وبئر واحد أكبر من المدى الاعتيادي لمياه الري، أما بالنسبة ﻠ PH فإن جميع مياه الأبار وقعت في المدى الاعتيادي لمياه الريFAO( 1985). ومن خلال نتائج تحاليل التربة للعينات التي جمعت في فصل الصيف لعمق ( cm30-0) اتضح بأن EC بمستخلص التربة 1:1تراوحت 2.3 – 0.31 dS/m) ), وعند إجراء التحاليل الطبيعية للتربة تبين بأن قوام التربة للعينات في منطقة الدراسة كانت (قوام رملي مزرعة واحدة ,رملي طميي (4)مزارع,طميي رملي11) ( مزرعة (،ومن نتائج التحاليل للعينات التي جمعت أثناء موسم هطول الأمطار لعمق (0-30،30-60،60-90 (cm تراوحت ECe (0.38 – 2.15dS/m) ،EC1:1 ( 0.7 - 0.19 dS/m) ،0.07dS/m) EC1:5 -0.3 (،وبحساب متوسط ESP المقاسة بواسطة السعة التبادلية الكاتيونية كانت فى العجينة المشبعة (%45.7-9.0) ،ومستخلص 1:1 (%42.6 - 8.8) ،ومستخلص 1:5 ( %42.2 - 8.3)،وتم تقدير نسبة كربونات الكالسيوم بالتربة للعينات حيث كانت (%4.5 – 0.8) ،وتراوحت نسبة المادة العضوية بالتربة (%0.319 –0.67) ،وكانت السعة التبادلية الكاتيونية لعينات التربة (2.4 –3.4 meq/100g soil ) ،وبتقدير كبريتات الكالسيوم(CaSO4 .2H2O) بالتربة تبين عدم وجودها فى عينات التربة . Abstract The study includes the chemical properties of irrigation water for the Azizia area. Chemical analysis is conducted for 16 wells. Soil samples brought from the farms irrigated by these wells in the summer of 2010, are tested for chemical and physical analysis.This includes study of chemical ions (cations+anions). Calcium, sodium, bicarbonate and sulfate, chloride, nitrate and boron, of irrigation water and soil extract 1:1, of different soil texture (loamy sand, sandy loam, sandy). Three soil samples of different textures at depths (0-30,30-60, 60 - 90 cm) are collected in the winter of 2011.tests are carried out for chemical analysis of anions, in the saturated paste ,and extract 1:1, extract 1:5, and appreciation the cation exchange capacity. The percentage of organic matter and the percentage of calcium carbonate and calcium sulfate in the soil are also determined. The results Show that the salinity in water wells ranges from (1395-3225 mg / L). It is found that sodium carbonate remaining (RSC) is negative in value. Results are compared with the American specifications (USDA1954) and the food agriculture Organization (FAO) guid lines. It is clear that when evaluating wells by (USDA) classification all wells occur with in the class ( C4-S1) water is very high salinity It is low in sodium, and in one well (C4-S1) This water is of very high in salinity. It is medium in sodium, but when evaluated by the (FAO) Guide lines ( 1976 ,1985). It is e valuated that four problems may result from the irrigation water: salinity infiltration, specific ion toxicity, miscellaneous effects. It is expected for the problem of salinity( 15) wells in the usual range of irrigation water. Result is more than the irrigation water. It is in the range. When assessing the problem of index of toxicity,it turns out for the sodium in the case of surface irrigation (5 )wells with out a problem. While in ( 11) wells it is slight to moderate problem . Either in the case of sprinkler irrigation it is expected to be slight to moderate problem to all wells. For chlorine in the case of surface irrigation it is expected ( 7) wells slight to moderate problem. ( 9) wells show severe problem. in the case of sprinkler irrigation it is expected of all wells slight to moderate problem.W hile in the nitrate and magnesium, it is clear that their focus for all wells is more than the usual range in irrigation water.The concentration of bicarbonate and calcium in the usual range for irrigation water. The concentration of sulfate ,in (15) wells occur in the usual range for irrigation water. It is more than that of the usual range for irrigation water. For PH all the wells occur in the usual range for irrigation water (FAO 1985). Through the analysis results for soil samples collected in the summer to a depth (0-30cm), for EC it is clear that in the 1:1 soil extract, ranges from (2.3-0.31dS/m). The soil texture in (1 farm is sandy, 4 farms are sandy loam, 11 farms are loamy sand). The results of analysis of samples collected in the rainy season, to a depth (0-30,30-60,60,90 cm) ,show that ECe ranges (0.38-0.07dS/m),and EC1:1(0.7-0.19dS/m), and EC1:5(0.3-0.07dS/m) . Average ESP is measured by cation exchange capacity. It is in the saturated paste (9.0-45.7%).In cases of 1:1 soil extract (8.8-42.6%), and soil extract 1:5(8.3-42.2%). Show similar results the percentage of calcium carbonate (0.8-4.5%) and the percentage of organic matter in soil (0.67-0319%), and the cation exchange capacity of the soil samples (2.4-3.4meq/100g soil), shows the absence of calcium sulphate in the soil.
أسامة أبوخظير علي (2012)
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A Review of Libyan Soil Databases for Use within an Ecosystem Services Framework

Ecosystem services (ESs) are increasingly being used by many countries around the world as a framework for addressing the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This review article of the usability of Libyan soil databases for ESs and SDGs is the first of its kind for North Africa. The objectives of the article are to: describe the available soil resources of Libya in relation to an ES framework; provide examples of the usability of Libyan soil databases for ES applications (eg, provisioning, Healthy Eating Plate), and describe some of the typical disservices in the country. Desertification, salinization, and limited freshwater resources are the largest challenges (disservices) for agriculture and future development in Libya. Seawater intrusion in coastal areas due to rising sea levels has resulted in high concentrations of salts in irrigation waters, which can lead to low soil productivity. These challenges can be addressed by integrating Libyan soil resources into a market that transforms resources into goods and services to meet human demand in a sustainable manner, with non-market institutions mediating the interactions between humans and the environment. If Libyan soil resources are taken into account by both market and non-market institutions, it will lead to more efficient use of soil resources and also should enable the implementation of innovative strategies, such as integrated farming systems, non-soil-based agricultural production (eg, hydroponics), and alternative farming practices. arabic 12 English 68
Hamdi Zurqani, Elena Mikhailova, Christopher Post, Mark Schlautman, Azzeddin Elhawej(5-2019)
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