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Published: 02/01/2008

Tags: Investigating the Capacitive Inter-Winding Response of Power Transformer

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Published: 20/10/2016

Tags: traffic congestion, man-hour, vehicles, productivity, Gwagwalada town, traffic flow

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Published: 05/04/2015

Tags: Flood Vulnerability, GIS and Remote Sensing, Weighted Linear Combination, Ibadan City

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Published: 20/11/2013

Tags: sexually transmitted disease, HIV, AIDS

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Published: 20/06/2019

Tags: atmospheric heavy metal, solid mineral

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Published: 31/03/2020

Tags: Sachet water, body of sachet water nylon, physiochemical, biological, Vendor, Gwagwalada

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Published: 04/09/2019

Tags: Climate variability . Land use change . Hydrological modelling . Semi-arid environment

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Published: 20/11/2013

Tags: Undergraduates; knowledge; HIV/AIDS; STIs; symptoms; prevention; Nigeria.

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Published: 11/09/2020

Tags: COVID-19, Confirmed cases, Case fatality rate, Projection, Lockdown, and Quarantine

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Published: 13/06/2013

Tags: Critical level; Organic matter; Landuses; Structural stability; Erosion susceptibility; Vegetal Cover

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Published: 04/08/2020

Tags: : Landfills are supposed to be the best and safest methods of waste disposal. The Mpape dumpsite was used as landfill for FCT, but did not meet the criteria for landfill construction. Evidences of pollution abound over two decades and now that the site has been closed down, there is need for a study to evaluate the level of pollution with time. This study assessed the level of soil contamination in Mpape dumpsite. The dumpsite was demarcated into six transects, out of which four points were randomly selected and a control for the study. Soil samples were collected at 0 to15 cm and 15 to 30 cm using soil auger. The samples were analysed at Abuja Environmental Protection Board Laboratory. The results show that, there is low variation in the distribution of the analysed parameters within and between the samples. The most common heavy metals found in the study area in order of abundance are Mg˃Mn˃Hg˃Cd˃Pb˃Cr˃CN˃Fe˃Cu. Correlation results shows that there is a significant positive correlation between pH and K, Pb; NH4 and Cu+, Ag; F and Cd, Ag and Pb, Cl- and Cu+, CN and Cr, Humus and K, at (p≥0.05), while NO3 and PO42; Mn and NH4, Cd and Br, Hg; Al and Cl-, Cd and Hg; Pb and K, Humus at (p ≤ 0.01). Statistically, there is no significant variation between the sample points and there is no significant difference between the experimental

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Published: 08/07/2009

Tags: Fadama, Irrigation, Remote Sensing, GIS, Digital Terrain Model (DTM), Gwagwalada, Favourable.

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Published: 15/10/2015

Tags: Abattoir; Wastes; Water quality, Pollution.

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Published: 07/05/2015

Tags: Air, Quality, AQI, Abattoir, pollution, and Gwagwalada

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Published: 14/10/2014

Tags: Wastes, Pollution, Paiko River, Pathogens, Water Quality

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