In the original publication [1], certain expressions may have led to potential ambiguities. Corrections have been made to the followings paragraphs and the corrected expressions appear below:
(1) Section 1, Paragraph 2
Abdel-Latif and Sherief [6] used geographic information systems and remote sensing to separate new waste organizations with more subtleties to prepare regular peril guides of the channel Sudr and watercourse Wardan, which are almost opposite on the eastern side of the Gulf of Suez, Egypt.
(2) Section 1, Paragraph 4
Abdul Rahaman et al. [13] studied the integration of using GISs in the evaluation of the morphological qualities of watersheds with a multi-standards dynamic (MCDM) through a fuzzy logic chain of importance procedure to decide its flash flood prioritization.
(3) Section 1, Paragraph 4
Javed et al. [14] considered the morphometric and land-use qualities for the prioritization of sub-watersheds utilizing remote sensing and GIS strategies.
The authors state that the scientific conclusions are unaffected. This correction was approved by the Academic Editor. The original publication has also been updated.
Reference
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