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Potential Use of Photovoltaic Power Plants in The Gaza Strip

Abualtayef, Mazen; Abushaban, Israa; Elghussain, Reem; Albatniji, Ayat (The Islamic University of Gaza, 2014-09-12)

Energy is the biggest crisis to humanity in the future. Nowadays, most of the energy used on earth comes from oil, gas and coal. The irradiation from the sun is the biggest energy source. Building photovoltaic power plants ...

Potential of Nanofiltration for Pretreatment of Seawater Desalination in Gaza Strip

Abuhabib, A. A.; Moghier, Yunes; Okshiya, G.; Khozondar, B.; Abuharbid, H.; H, S. Jendia (The Islamic University of Gaza, 2014-09-12)

The groundwater in the Gaza Strip has deteriorated over the past thirty years qualitatively and quantitatively. This deterioration is attributed to seawater intrusion caused by over exploitation of the aquifer, pollution ...

Strategic Planning in Construction Companies in Gaza Strip

El-Hallaq, Khalid; Tayeh, Bassam A. (The Islamic University of Gaza, 2014-09-12)

This paper presents a study that aims to explore the reality of the strategic planning in the construction companies in Gaza Strip. The clarity of the scientific concept of strategic planning has been investigated, in ...

Major Causes of Delay in Construction Project in Gaza Strip-Palestine-Clients’ Perspective

Eljamassi, Alaeddinne; Helles, Shereen (The Islamic University of Gaza, 2014-09-12)

One of the most common problems in the construction project is the delay. Many researches illustrated that construction projects might be delayed due to many factors related to clients, contractors, external environment, ...

The key Factors Supporting Lean Construction Implementation in The Gaza Strip Construction Industry

El-Sawalhi, Nabil I.; I.abu-Ismaiel, Mohammed (The Islamic University of Gaza, 2014-09-12)

Lean construction is considered one of the newest research areas that are adopted in construction industry. It is a continuous process of eliminating waste, increasing value, and meeting or exceeding customer requirements. ...

Impact of Liberated Areas in The Gaza Strip on Land Use Arrangements "Khan Younis City As A Case Study"

EL Namera, Nader J.; AL Qeeq, Farid S.; H.muhaisen, Emad (The Islamic University of Gaza, 2014-09-12)

The Gaza Strip is a highly populated area with more than 1.7 million inhabitants. One of the worst administrations that governed the Strip was the Israeli occupation, which massively limited the development and growth of ...

The Necessity of Sea Backfilling in Gaza Strip As A Problem-Solving for Urban Expansion

El-Kahlout, Mohamed A.; Mohsen, Abdellkareem H. (The Islamic University of Gaza, 2014-09-12)

The Gaza Strip is a narrow small area lying along Mediterranean. It is considered as one of the highest densely populated areas in the word, with a population growth rate of 3.5% annually doubles the Population number every ...

Support Vector Machine (SVM) for Groundwater Quality Modelling – Gaza Coastal Aquifer Salinity as A Case Study

Alagha, Jawad S.; Said, MD Azlin MD; Mogheir, Yunes (The Islamic University of Gaza, 2014-09-12)

Artificial intelligence (AI) techniques such as artificial neural networks (ANNs) and support vector machine (SVM) exhibits a reliable performance in modelling complicated hydrological processes using relatively less cost, ...

Governance of Wastewater Effluent Reuse Management in The Gaza Strip

Nassar, Abdelmajid R. (The Islamic University of Gaza, 2014-09-12)

The institutional reforms within the Palestinian water sector have been undertaken under three principles; the water sector has only one regulatory body; functions of policy formulation, regulation and service delivery ...