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Abstract
1. Abstract
The investigation reviews the description of hydrology at the Upper Nile Basin. The Upper Nile Basin contributes about 15% of the Nile inflow arriving annually at Aswan. Lake Victoria is the major sub-basin of the Upper Nile Basin (Lake Plateau, Bahr El Jebel, Bahr El Ghazal, Bahr El Zeraf, White Nile until Malakal) that contribute the 15% of the Nile inflow at Aswan. Recently, the Blue Nile became target for large scale unilateral water-based infrastructure development projects (dams, hydropower, and irrigated agriculture) in Ethiopia and Sudan. However, there is no focused study on the Upper Nile Basin, which could solve the problem of the Blue Nile projects. Even though several studies were carried to assess the impacts of the planned developments on downstream countries, this issue is still questionable and subject to further studies. The strategic objective of this study is to contribute towards the development of an integrated climate-hydrology-reservoir simulation system for the Nile river. The direct objectives are to provide base line conditions of the water level and flow conditions that can be utilized as reference for future studies in the basin, in addition to investigate the impacts of the proposed water-based development projects in the Upper Nile Basin on the inflow