The Division of Engineering and Water Applications includes three departments:

Water Resources :

• Surface water for resources; assessment the potentiality and hazards of flood water harvesting, calculating the expected quantities of these floods, mitigations.
• Identifying groundwater reservoirs, hydrological and hydrogeological mapping and the potentiality of groundwater resources.
• Conducting studies on the effects of climate change on different water resources.
• Conduct studies to assess ground and surface water pollution and identifying sources of contaminants and remediation.
• Establishing digital databases and information systems with GIS for surface and water resources.
• Create master plans for development in order to strengthen the state's strategic and national plans.

Engineering Applications:

• Geotechnical and environmental studies and study geo-engineering risks and their impact on the movement of urbanization.
• Irrigation and hydraulics works and identify the most suitable sites for the canal and drains
• Assessment and management of road networks to determine land and water use on both sides of road networks.
• Identify areas of periodic maintenance and their relationship to geological and geomorphological phenomena.
• Evaluation of alternatives to the supply networks of drinking water.
• Evaluation of alternatives to the supply networks of drinking water.

Population, Geographical and Archeology :

• Re-planning slums.
• Selection of new urban areas.
• Identification of archaeological sites.
• Protect archaeological areas from the encroachment of sand dunes and the rise of groundwater and urbanization randomness.