Ummm .. the Nile is 4000+ miles long and traverses the geology of almost an entire continent. Might be useful if you refined what 'Part of' means. Chapter Nile River Bathymetry by Satellite Remote Sensing Case Study...
To calculate the level of the bottom of a part of the Nile River, you would need to obtain bathymetric data for that section of the river. Bathymetric data provides information about the depth and shape of the river bottom.
There are several ways to obtain bathymetric data for the Nile River, including:
Conducting a survey: A bathymetric survey can be conducted using sonar equipment to measure the depth of the river at various points. The data collected can then be used to create a map of the river bottom.
Using satellite imagery: Some satellites are equipped with sensors that can measure water depth and create maps of river bottoms. This data can be useful, but it may not be as accurate as data collected through a bathymetric survey.
Using existing data: If bathymetric data has already been collected for the section of the Nile River you are interested in, you may be able to obtain it from a government agency or research institution.
Once you have obtained the bathymetric data, you can use it to calculate the level of the bottom of the river in the area of interest. This can be done by subtracting the depth of the river at a specific point from the water level of the river at that same point. The resulting value will give you the level of the bottom of the river at that location.