Vízügyi Közlemények, 1979 (61. évfolyam)

2. füzet - Rövidebb tanulmányok, közlemények, beszámolók

Vízkutatás Algériában 315 FELHASZNÁLT TANULMÁNYOK ÉS IRODALOM 1. Rapport Mission Sovietique: Les recommandations préliminaires sur l'exploitation des forages N.N48 et 62 exe'cutes dans la région de Nazereg (Wilaya de Saida) I960. 2. G. Grandarowski: Amélioration de l'alimentation en eau potable de Doui Tihabet 5. 5. 1963. 3. G. Grandarowski: Sondage artésien de Saida-Nazereg 31. 12. 1963. 4. Л. Clair: Alimentation en eau du (lentre de Regroupement de Tamesna 10. 9. 1959. 5. Rapport Mission Chinoise: Etudes des ressources en eau de l'arrondissement d'El-Bayath tj. 5. 1968. 6. Rapoort V. Caoas: Alimentation en eau potable d\\in-Séfra. Amélioration des ressources actuelles 27. 7. 1966. 7. Dr. Babos Károlyné: Compte-rendu de recherche d'eau des nouveaux puits. — Sidi Kassen 70. 8. 1974. S. Dr. Babós Károlyné: Compte-rendu de la visite du puits a Ain-Hadjar 6. 6. 1974. 9. Dr. Babós Károlyné: Etudes des ressources en eau de Tiffrit 10. 7. 1974. * * * Water exploration in Saida District, Algiers By Dr. К. Babos (Mrs.) A brief description is presented of water management conditions in one of the largest districts of Algiers, the district Saida situated in the northern part of the country. The geographical situation and natural particulars, such as the general features, hydrology and surface waters are reviewed in Part 1. The exploratory drilling work, the siting and design of the wells, as well as the springs are detailed in Part 2. A summary of water resources development is given in l'art 3, specifically of the local methods of developing drinking water supplies, of large-yield wells, water works and the uses of irrigation water. The experiences gained in this work are summarized finally. It is concluded that in sparsely populated regions with adverse climate and water regime, rational water management and resources development are the prerequisites of advancement. The natural conditions do not exclude such development, but natural and social conditions call for the establishment of effective, centralized water management.