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Lassâad Dassi
Affiliation : University of Sfax
- 25Publications (affiliation in Tunisia)
- 28Total publications
- 649Citations
- 16h-index
Research profile
Lassâad Dassi has 25 indexed publications (2005–2026). Their work appears mainly in “Hydrological Sciences Journal”, “Applied Geochemistry” and “Environmental Earth Sciences”. Their most cited article, “Geochemical and isotopic investigation of the aquifer system in the Djerid-Nefzaoua basin, southern Tunisia” (2005), has been cited 64 times. 3 of these publications date from the last three years of activity. Their work is co-authored with at least 12 researchers, including institutions in Saudi Arabia, Canada, Hungary.
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- Groundwater and Isotope Geochemistry
- Water Quality and Resources Studies
- Karst Systems and Hydrogeology
- Water Quality and Pollution Assessment
- Groundwater flow and contamination studies
Publications (25)
- Evidence of a widespread groundwater salinisation in the Kebili region due to integrity failure of deep-water wells, Southern Tunisian Oasis Zone
- New insights on the hydrochemistry, geothermometry, and isotopic characteristics of the hydrothermal groundwater of the SASS basin: case study of the Jérid geothermal field, Southern Tunisia
- Review of: "Saltwater Intrusion in Coastal Aquifers: A Comprehensive Review and Case Studies from Egypt"
- GIS-based multicriteria and artificial neural network (ANN) investigation for the assessment of groundwater vulnerability and pollution hazard in the Braga shallow aquifer (Central Tunisia): A critical review of generic and modified DRASTIC models
- Structural control of the geometry and grain size distribution of the Miocene reservoir in the coastal region of Sfax, Tunisia, using well logging data
- Chemical and isotopic evaluation of groundwater salinization processes in the Djebeniana coastal aquifer, Tunisia
- Satellite remote sensing and GIS-based multi-criteria analysis for the assessment of groundwater potentiality in fractured limestone aquifer: Case study of Maknassy Basin, central Tunisia
- Assessment of groundwater mineralization processes in the Garâat Douza-Tebeddit shallow aquifer, Southwestern Tunisia: an integrated geoelectrical and hydrochemical approach
- Groundwater quality and mineralization process in the Braga shallow aquifer, Central Tunisia: an overview
- Assessment of groundwater quality and suitability with emphasis on the human health risk in North African Saharan oases: a case study from the Tozeur region, southern Tunisia
- Role of the pore pressure profile on the protection of wellbore integrity and the groundwater: Case studies of well integrity issues of CI-11, in southern Tunisia, and OKN-32 in Algeria.
- An appraisal of Chott El Jerid brine encroachment in the Tozeur-south shallow aquifer: Geoelectrical and hydrochemical approach
- An appraisal of natural fluorine contamination of paleogroundwater in Tozeur oases, southern Tunisia, with emphasis on the anthropogenic impact
- Effect of overpumping and irrigation stress on hydrochemistry and hydrodynamics of a Saharan oasis groundwater system
- Assessment of hydrochemical processes and groundwater hydrodynamics in a multilayer aquifer system under long-term irrigation condition: A case study of Nefzaoua basin, southern Tunisia
- New insights into the structure of Om Ali-Thelepte basin, central Tunisia, inferred from gravity data: Hydrogeological implications
- Groundwater composition and recharge origin in the shallow aquifer of the Djerid oases, southern Tunisia: implications of return flow
- Investigation by multivariate analysis of groundwater composition in a multilayer aquifer system from North Africa: A multi-tracer approach
- Groundwater origins and mixing pattern in the multilayer aquifer system of the Gafsa-south mining district: a chemical and isotopic approach
- Geochemical and isotopic composition of groundwater in the Complex Terminal aquifer in southwestern Tunisia, with emphasis on the mixing by vertical leakage
- Use of chloride mass balance and tritium data for estimation of groundwater recharge and renewal rate in an unconfined aquifer from North Africa: a case study from Tunisia
- Geochemical and isotopic study of the multilayer aquifer system in the Moulares-Redayef basin, southern Tunisia / Etude géochimique et isotopique du système aquifère multicouche du bassin de Moulares-Redayef, sud tunisien
- Approche hydrogéologique et hydrochimique des échanges hydrodynamiques entre aquifères profond et superficiel du bassin du Djérid, Tunisie
- Geochemical and isotopic investigation of the aquifer system in the Djerid-Nefzaoua basin, southern Tunisia
- Identifying sources of groundwater recharge in the Merguellil basin (Tunisia) using isotopic methods: implication of dam reservoir water accounting
Publication venues
- Hydrological Sciences Journal × 4
- Applied Geochemistry × 3
- Environmental Earth Sciences × 3
- Euro-Mediterranean Journal for Environmental Integration × 2
- Journal of African Earth Sciences × 2
- Carbonates and Evaporites × 2
Publications per year
- 20261
- 20242
- 20232
- 20226
- 20211
- 20201
- 20171
- 20162
- 20121
- 20111
Collaborations
Partner institutions : University of Gabès · University of Carthage · King Abdulaziz University · Tunis University · Tunis El Manar University
Co-authors’ countries : Saudi Arabia · Canada · Hungary
Co-authors
- Meriem Tarki
- Chaouki Khalfi
- Riadh Ahmadi
- Hatem El Mejri
- Younes Hamed
- Kamel Zouari
- Habib Smida
- Ilhem Moussaoui
- Marouan Ben Hammadi
- Chaima Ouhaibi
- Hamed Ben Dhia
- Younès Jedoui
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