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Marouane Temimi
Department of Civil, Environmental, and Ocean Engineering, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ 07030, USA

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Published: 12 August 2016 in Emerging Issues in Groundwater Resources
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The potential of remote sensing has been fully demonstrated in large scale and regional hydrological studies where in situ observations are limited. However, the use of satellite imagery to monitor water resources in small watersheds remains challenging, mainly due to coarse resolution satellite data. In this study, we assessed the efficacy of remotely sensed data to investigate changes in water storage in Al Ain watershed, in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Lake Zakher, in the watershed, was used in this study as a gauge indicating changes in water storage. The area of the lake was monitored using Landsat 7 and 8 images, which were then used with a 15 m-Digital Elevation Model (DEM) to calculate time-series lake volumes. In addition, water storage anomalies over the watershed were estimated using Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) images. Changes in water storage estimated from Landsat and GRACE were in agreement with water consumption and wastewater treatment reported by local agencies in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. Discharged water from the wastewater treatment plant and volume of water in Lake Zakher showed similar patterns. The results from this study confirmed the reliability of remotely sensed data in monitoring water resources in arid and remote watersheds where ground-based observations are scarce.

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Dawit T. Ghebreyesus; Marouane Temimi; Ali Fares; Haimanote Bayabil. Remote Sensing Applications for Monitoring Water Resources in the UAE Using Lake Zakher as a Water Storage Gauge. Emerging Issues in Groundwater Resources 2016, 145 -157.

AMA Style

Dawit T. Ghebreyesus, Marouane Temimi, Ali Fares, Haimanote Bayabil. Remote Sensing Applications for Monitoring Water Resources in the UAE Using Lake Zakher as a Water Storage Gauge. Emerging Issues in Groundwater Resources. 2016; ():145-157.

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Dawit T. Ghebreyesus; Marouane Temimi; Ali Fares; Haimanote Bayabil. 2016. "Remote Sensing Applications for Monitoring Water Resources in the UAE Using Lake Zakher as a Water Storage Gauge." Emerging Issues in Groundwater Resources , no. : 145-157.