Addis Ababa University School of Earth Sciences Graduates

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Surfaces with no drainage: Reconnaissance assessment of the hydrogeologic significance of pockmarks in African drylands - Hydrogeology Journal This study presents a reconnaissance investigation into the occurrence, typology, and hydrogeologic significance of pockmarks in African drylands. These unique geomorphic depressions, characterized by poorly developed or disconnected drainage networks, occur on a surface covering more than 10 millio...

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Geological, petrographic, and structural investigation of Gada’Ale Volcano and surrounding areas, Northern Afar Depression, Ethiopia - Discover Geoscience The Gada’Ale area in northeastern Ethiopia, part of the Erta’Ale Volcanic Chain, exhibits diverse geology that includes recent basalt flows, vo

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Identification of heat-treated lithic artifacts via quantitative surface gloss characterization - Scientific Reports Heat-treated siliceous artifacts from archaeological contexts provide valuable insights into the raw material economy and cognitive prowess of hominins responsible for such a sophisticated and transformative technology. Successful heat treatment induces molecular and structural changes that enhance....

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Geology and stratigraphy of the Southern Main Ethiopian Rift (East African Rift System) A new geological map of the northern sector of the Southern Main Ethiopian Rift is presented, providing unique insights into the processes driving continental rifting (ca. 45 Ma to the present). Th...

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Evaluation of Geological Structure on Potash Solution Mining in the Dallol Depression: Case Study of Circum Minerals, Dallol Depression, Northern Ethiopia Overlay analysis of drillhole and seismic profile. The profile section illustrates the subsurface geological distribution and continuity of potash zones, along with subsurface structures traced from ...

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Estimating distributed national-scale groundwater recharge in Ethiopia using multiple methods - Applied Water Science Reliable estimation of groundwater recharge is essential for sustainable water resource management, as it underpins assessments of water availability, wellhead protection, contaminant transport, groundwater–surface water interactions, urbanization impacts, and aquifer vulnerability—yet national-...

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Unravelling hydrogeochemical dynamics of seasonal acid mine drainage water quality in an abandoned mine site, Japan - Environmental Monitoring and Assessment Groundwater in abandoned mine catchments can remain impacted by acid mine drainage (AMD) long after closure, yet seasonal plume behaviour especially during snowmelt remains poorly constrained. This study investigated seasonal groundwater and surface-water hydrochemistry at an abandoned volcanogenic....

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Geophysical insights into groundwater aquifer characterization in a geologically complex region: a case study from the Meki–Alemtena area, central Ethiopia - Scientific Reports This study aimed to map geological structures and characterize groundwater aquifers in the Meki–Alemtena area of the East Shewa Zone, Ethiopia. Sixteen Vertical Electrical sounding data were collected to reveal five to seven subsurface layers across the profiles, with resistivity values indicating...

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Fault Stability Assessment in Tectonically Active Geothermal Fields Through Integrated Stress Analysis Static fault stability analysis establishes critical baseline conditions for safe geothermal development The majority of faults in the Tulu Moye geothermal field are critically stressed under cur...

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Scientific deep drilling in the Chew Bahir basin: advantages and pitfalls of two overlapping sediment cores Abstract. Chew Bahir, a lake that is dry for most of the year, located in a tectonic basin in the southern Ethiopian Rift, was the target of several scientific drilling expeditions between 2009 and 2014. The aim of these expeditions was to explore the basin and its lake sediments as an archive of pa...