الفهرس 
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Abstract
The purpose of this study is to determine the extent to which
climate change has an impact on the meteorological parameters, ET0, and
irrigation scheduling of two strategic crops for Egypt, namely wheat and
maize. The crops that were grown in three different types of soil, which
represented light, medium, and heavy textures, were grown in three
different Egyptian regions including Al-Gharbiya, Assiut, and Aswan.
These regions represent the entire weather pattern of Egypt, which
includes lower, middle, and upper Egypt. The formula Penman-Monetith,
which was modified by FAO and calculated by Cropwat, was utilized in
order to determine ET0, as well as crop water requirements and irrigation
scheduling for the crops that were desired. During the course of forty
years, the effects of climate change were analyzed. The Climwat program
was able to identify the particular coordinates of weather stations that are
representative of the regions that were investigated. All of the weather
information was gathered from the NASA POWER website, and an
analysis was performed to determine how the effects of climate change
would affect the amount of water that would be used for irrigation and
water management.