This study aims to determine the tourism potential in Aan Tourism Village and community participation development of Village. Research carried out with descriptive qualitative methods is expected increase insight knowledge about involvement, especially villages. has a variety interesting potentials form views hills, rice fields, waterfalls, unspoiled rivers. In addition nature-based tourist att...

Abstract A threshold drainage area limits fluvial transmission of base-level fall and may be expressed in the form a waterfall or series waterfalls, defined here as knickzone. Knickzones on west coast Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i (USA), exhibit evidence area. Eighteen (18) 25 knickzones our study are located at tributary junction, have <1.5 km2, been stationary for least 1.5 m.y. The other seven &amp...

The study was conducted on Al-Khosur River basin passing through the city of Mosul from waterfalls region to its confluence with Tigris at Old Bridge. Six sites were selected along river. Water and sediment samples collected there. carried out laboratories University, period September 2021 A.D. May 2022 concentrations heavy metals (lead, cadmium zinc), in water measured quarterly. results indic...

Global stream and river greenhouse gas emissions seem to be as large as the oceanic C uptake. However, stream and river emissions are uncertain until both spatial and temporal variability have been quantified. Here we investigated in detail the stream CH4 and CO2 emissions within a hemiboreal catchment in Southwest Sweden primarily covered by coniferous forest. Gas transfer velocities (k600), C...

Djinga is a monotypic genus restricted to the Cameroon Ridge (‘Dorsale Camerounaise’) of NW Cameroon. Besides the type locality Mount Djinga (Adamawa Province, near Tignère), it also grows in waterfalls near Mount Oku (NW Province). This paper describes the structure and development of Djinga felicis using scanning electron microscopy and microtome sections. Cusset’s protologue is enriched cons...

Daisuke Okamura Masaki Bandai Takashi Watanabe Faculty of Informatics, Shizuoka University, Japan Abstract: For energy saving of sensor networks due to power restriction, the data aggregation technique has been proposed. In this paper, we discuss the trade off between communication delay and energy consumption of the technique. For the tandem sensor networks the analytic results as well as simu...

Water phenomena are some of the most visually spectacular effects found in nature. The purpose of this project is to try to model flowing water in rivers, over waterfalls etc with the intent that the model can be used as part of a larger environment or scene. The model presented here uses hydrostatic theory to incorporate a 2D height field and particle system to model respectively the main volu...

This work aimed to study the composition and distribution of fish species at four sites along Cabeça River, an affluent of Corumbataı́ River, tributary of Tietê River, intending to better understand the influence of local geomorphology on the occurrence of the species along the river. Using gill nets, trawl net, cast net and sieves, five samples were taken from each site every two months. These ...

Northern areas of Pakistan have blessed with extremely beautiful natural landscapes, waterfalls, glaciated mountains, biodiversity rich valleys and forests and have extraordinary potential for ecotourism. Study is designed to propose potential sites for ecotourism in Kohistan, which is a least developed but biodiversity rich area of Pakistan.  Poor planning and mismanagement of tourism practice...

 Nowadays, tourism is affected by the knowledge of a region’s climatic characteristics. Therefore, it is crucial to identify the potential regions and appropriate time for attracting tourists in relation to climatic comfort. Due to having climatic diversity and water resources such as rivers, waterfalls, caves and hot springs, Khorassan Razavi province is one of the potential regions for touris...