Publications by Author: Hadda DRIDI

2022
Berghout K, DRIDI H. Integration of GIS and multi-criteria analysis for the assessment of the sensitivity to urbanization in Biskra and its neighboring oases, Algeria. GeoJournal [Internet]. 2022;87 :4219–4234. Publisher's VersionAbstract

The main objective of this study is to establish a perspective orientation of urban growth in an arid region (Biskra and its neighboring oases) in south east Algeria by mobilizing the capacities of attractiveness. Taking into account climatic parameters (wind speed and temperatures) and physical parameters (land cover, slopes, and distance from roads), our approach is based on remote sensing techniques of satellite data classification and Geographic Information Systems for spatial analysis. By means of a multi-criteria analysis a decision support map of sites suitable for future urban dynamics was carried out. The results obtained show that 48% (or 71,782.25 ha) of the study area is located on land with very low sensitivity to urbanization. 9.45% at high sensitivity, 29.13% at medium sensitivity, while 13.41% at low sensitivity. The medium sensitivity zone occupies a considerable area estimated at 29.13% (a total of 43,577.58 ha). Spatially, this is reflected in uncontrolled urban sprawl to the detriment of oases and agricultural land, or land not suited to the requirements of climatic comfort in arid regions. This urbanization sensitivity map forms the basis of the prospective design of an urban model adapted and appropriate to the conditions of the oasis ecosystem through the integration of other climatic parameters.

Hassen FS, KALLA M, DRIDI H. Using agent-based model and Game Theory to monitor and curb informal houses: A case study of Hassi Bahbah city in Algeria. Cities [Internet]. 2022;125 :103617. Publisher's VersionAbstract

According to a United Nations report, the proportion of the urban population living in informal houses worldwide had reached 23.5% in 2018, which means over 1 billion people have been living in slums, and an estimated 3 billion people will be requiring affordable housing by 2030. Slums are often linked to developing countries, where weak governance and misled socio-economic choices aggravate the situation and lead to continual conflict with the authorities. This research aims to model this conflict through Game Theory and shed the light on the different parameters that influence the decision-making process and finally propose a management model to limit the spread of this phenomenon as much as possible. This model will be applied in the city of Hassi Bahbah using ABM, the results of the game modeling allowed us to extract the delta threshold which will allow decision-makers to know when they have to make decisions. Our study aims to offer decision-makers a tool based on our model, allowing them to better manage and thus monitor the evolution of informal houses. The authors hope that the findings could provide means and insights for policies and strategic directions in land uses and planning systems.

2021
Nacer F, DRIDI H. The Creation of Development Regions as Input to the Regional Development in the North-East Wilayas (Departments) of Algeria. Analele Universităţii din Oradea, Seria GeografieAnalele Universităţii din Oradea, Seria Geografie [Internet]. 2021;31 :1-10. Publisher's VersionAbstract
  • The research paper aims to create development region, as itis a means for reorganizing the potential for development, as the research work dealt with a systematic vision based on the merging of the results of statistical analysis with the principles adopted in regional divisions, we have identified three regions with different developmental characteristics; the north eastern developmental region, the Constantine development region and the eastern high plains region. The results of the work are shown in a map of development regions were the final outputs of the research paper are prepared.
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Berghout K, DRIDI H. Integration of GIS and multi-criteria analysis for the assessment of the sensitivity to urbanization in Biskra and its neighboring oases, Algeria. GeoJournal [Internet]. 2021;87 :4219–4234. Publisher's VersionAbstract

The main objective of this study is to establish a perspective orientation of urban growth in an arid region (Biskra and its neighboring oases) in south east Algeria by mobilizing the capacities of attractiveness. Taking into account climatic parameters (wind speed and temperatures) and physical parameters (land cover, slopes, and distance from roads), our approach is based on remote sensing techniques of satellite data classification and Geographic Information Systems for spatial analysis. By means of a multi-criteria analysis a decision support map of sites suitable for future urban dynamics was carried out. The results obtained show that 48% (or 71,782.25 ha) of the study area is located on land with very low sensitivity to urbanization. 9.45% at high sensitivity, 29.13% at medium sensitivity, while 13.41% at low sensitivity. The medium sensitivity zone occupies a considerable area estimated at 29.13% (a total of 43,577.58 ha). Spatially, this is reflected in uncontrolled urban sprawl to the detriment of oases and agricultural land, or land not suited to the requirements of climatic comfort in arid regions. This urbanization sensitivity map forms the basis of the prospective design of an urban model adapted and appropriate to the conditions of the oasis ecosystem through the integration of other climatic parameters.

Boumessenegh A, DRIDI H. Predetermination of flood flows by different methods: case of the catchment area of the Biskra Oued (North-East Algeria). Modeling Earth Systems and EnvironmentModeling Earth Systems and Environment. 2021 :1-13.
Lahmar B, DRIDI H, Akakba A. Territorial health approach outputs of geo-governance of health facilities: case study of Batna, Algeria. GeoJournalGeoJournal. 2021;86 :2305-2319.
2020
Taibi BE, DRIDI H, Bouhata R. Cartographie de la susceptibilite des incendies de foret a I'aide de donnees de teledetection, des analyses SIG et AHP (etude de cas de Souhan, Algerie). International Journal of Innovation and Applied StudiesInternational Journal of Innovation and Applied Studies. 2020;28 :885-894.
Lahmar B, DRIDI H, Akakba A. A GIS-BASED MULTICRITERIA SPATIAL DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM MODEL TO HANDLE HEALTH FACILITIES RESOURCES. CASE OF CRISIS MANAGEMENT IN BATNA, ALGERIA. Geographia TechnicaGeographia Technica. 2020;15.
Belloula M, DRIDI H, Kalla M. Spatialization of water erosion using analytic hierarchy process (AHP) method in the high valley of the Medjerda, eastern Algeria. Journal of Water and Land DevelopmentJournal of Water and Land Development. 2020.
Bella N, DRIDI H, KALLA M. Statistical modeling of annual maximum precipitation in Oued El Gourzi Watershed, Algeria. Applied Water ScienceApplied Water Science. 2020;10 :1-8.
2019
KHENTOUCHE ADEL, DRIDI H. VARIABILITY ANALYSIS OF TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL ANNUAL RAINFALL IN THE MASSIF OF AURES (EAST OF ALGERIA). Geographia TechnicaGeographia Technica. 2019;14.
2018
Tebbi FZ, DRIDI H, KALLA M. Performance analysis of a reservoir in arid region. Case study: Babar reservoir, Aurès region, Algeria. Journal of Water and Land DevelopmentJournal of Water and Land Development. 2018.
KHENTOUCHE ADEL, DRIDI H. ANALYSIS OF SILTATION TEMPORAL VARIABILITY IN FOUM ELGHERZA DAM, PROVINCE OF BISKRA (ALGERIA). Italian Journal of Engineering Geology and Environment [Internet]. 2018;2. Publisher's VersionAbstract

The majority of dams in Algeria have some thirty years lifetime, when it comes to tanks intended for drinking water supply or irrigation whose socioeconomic interests justify an unlimited service guarantee. It matters to predict the water retention filling rate and protect these dams from siltation that seems very acute. This paper deals with the problem of siltation in Foum Lgherza dam, in the East Algeria. We attempt to identify siltation behavior according to a detailed analysis based on the comparative approach between results obtained by a projected relationship for the study area, and the measuring results obtained by bathymetric surveys, both of results are very close and determine the aggressiveness of erosive balance and accelerated siltation.

2017
Bendib A, DRIDI H, Kalla MI. Contribution of Landsat 8 data for the estimation of land surface temperature in Batna city, Eastern Algeria. Geocarto InternationalGeocarto International. 2017;32 :503-513.
Benyahia L, DRIDI H. L’analyse Diachronique de la superficie urbaine par télédétection et SIG d’une Grande ville algérienne (Batna). Sciences & Technologie DSciences & Technologie D. 2017 :101-108.
2016
Bendib A, DRIDI H, KALLA M, Baziz N. Analyse spatiale de la vulnérabilité à la fièvre typhoïde dans la ville de Batna (Est de l’Algérie). Environnement, Risques & SantéEnvironnement, Risques & Santé. 2016;15 :228-237.
Abdelhalim B, DRIDI H, KALLA M. Application of Webgis in the development of interactive interface for urban management in Batna City. Journal of Engineering and Technology ResearchJournal of Engineering and Technology Research. 2016;8 :16-20.
Boulghobra N, DRIDI H. Fine resolution imagery and GIS for investigating the morphological characteristics, and migration rate of barchan dunes in the Erg Sidi Moussa dunefield near In-Salah (Algeria). Geographia TechnicaGeographia Technica. 2016;11 :14-21.
HAOUES C, DRIDI H, GERAND TSAINT, KALLA M. Integrating GIS and AHP method for erosion vulnerability determination for LABIOD Watershed (Eastern Algeria). Carpathian Journal of Earth and Environmental SciencesCarpathian Journal of Earth and Environmental Sciences. 2016;11 :5-16.
Bendib A, DRIDI H, KALLA M, Baziz N. Spatial analysis of typhoid fever vulnerability in the city of Batna (eastern Algeria). Environnement, Risques & SantéEnvironnement, Risques & Santé. 2016;15 :228-237.

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