Stockholm / Nairobi / Enschede / Lake Turkana / Cape Town / Amsterdam / Kampala / L.A. / /
Company
J. Wiley & Sons / Tetley A. E. / /
Continent
Africa / Antarctica / /
Country
Netherlands / Kenya / Uganda / United States / Australia / Ethiopia / /
Facility
University of Amsterdam / ITC-International Institute / Elementeita catchment / /
IndustryTerm
groundwater flow systems / satellite spectral data / using satellite spectral data / /
NaturalFeature
Glaciations lake / Ewaso Ngiro river / lake Magadi / lake Naivasha / Njoro river / Lake Naivsha / Quarternary Glaciations lake / lake Logipi / lake Elementaita / Kariandusi streams / Quarternary lake / lake Lake Magadi / Red Sea / Lake Frome / lake Elementeita / lake Bogoria / lake L. Bogoria / Lake Abiyata / Pluvial lake / lake L. Magadi / Lake Bogoria Onyando / lake Elementeitata / lake Lake Nakuru / Rift lakes / Lake Bariningo / lake Elemeinteita / Southern Rift Valley Lakes / lake Solai / Rift lake / Kedong valley / Rift Valley / lake Baringo / Lake Elementeita Lake Elementeita / lake L. Elementeita / lake Nakuru / lake Lake Baringo / lakes Lake Naivasha / /
Organization
Ministry of Water and Irrigation / Directorate of Water Development / Kenya Meteorological Department / ITC-International Institute for GeoInformation Science and Earth Observation in the Netherlands / Ministry of Water / Lands and Environment / Ministry of Works / Federal Government / East African and Uganda Natural History Society / University of Amsterdam / Ministry of Water Development / European Union / Water Department / Naivasha / Lake Naivasha Riparian Owners’ Association / Royal Geographical Society of England / /
Person
Fred Amstrong / /
Position
hydraulic engineer / Harper / final collector / /
ProvinceOrState
Baringo District / South Australia / /
Region
South Australia / East Africa / central Kenya / Southern Africa / British East Africa / /
Groundwater links between Kenyan Rift Valley lakes Robert Becht1 , Fred Mwango2 , Fred Amstrong Muno3 1