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Development of an Importance Scale for Seawater Intake Types Based on Physical Parameters Database

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Udgivet i:E3S Web of Conferences vol. 607 (2025)
Hovedforfatter: Rim El Masmodi
Andre forfattere: Bouabid El Mansouri
Udgivet:
EDP Sciences
Fag:
Morocco
Chemical analysis
Geographical distribution
Spatial analysis
Coastal zone
Seawater
Green infrastructure
Water resources management
Analytic hierarchy process
Multiple criterion
Coastal waters
Infrastructure
Water analysis
Geographic information systems
Coastal management
Coastal resources
Visual Basic for Applications
Resource management
Regional development
Decision support systems
Spatial data
Physical properties
Sustainable development
Parameters
Bathymetry
Remote sensing
Economic
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Resumen:This article presents an advanced Geographic Information Systems (GIS) based interface that innovates coastal water resource management in Morocco, with specific application to the ASSILAH region. This solution integrates spatial analysis with multi-criteria decision support, particularly focusing on the geographical distribution and territorial challenges of the Moroccan coastline, using programming tools such as Excel Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). The methodology combines GIS spatial analysis capabilities with the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) to evaluate complex geographical parameters including bathymetry and coastal infrastructure. The integration of geospatial data provides a clear and precise visualization of potential areas for seawater intake installations, thereby facilitating the understanding of territorial issues for decision-makers. The AHP method, known for its robustness in multi-criteria decision support, allows for choosing the optimal type of seawater intake. The interface, developed through Excel and VBA, transforms complex spatial and analytical data into an accessible decision support tool. The resulting system offers regional planners a comprehensive framework for coastal sustainable infrastructure development in the Assilah coastal region as a pilot case for Morocco's unique geographical context.
ISSN:2555-0403
2267-1242
DOI:10.1051/e3sconf/202560702003
Fuente:Engineering Database