Geomorphology
somayyeh moazzez; Davoud Mokhtari; Mohammad hossein Rezai Moghadam
Abstract
AbstractAlluvial fans are among the areas prone to geomorphological hazards. One of these hazards is liquefaction, which the main purpose of this research was to investigate this phenomenon in the surface of the alluvial fan. The FUZZY-VIKOR combined model and GIS technique were used to prepare the liquefaction ...
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AbstractAlluvial fans are among the areas prone to geomorphological hazards. One of these hazards is liquefaction, which the main purpose of this research was to investigate this phenomenon in the surface of the alluvial fan. The FUZZY-VIKOR combined model and GIS technique were used to prepare the liquefaction risk potential map. The used parameters in this research were: slope, depth of underground water, type of soil and seismicity. The information layers of each of these parameters were prepared in the ArcGIS software environment. Next, the fuzzy model was used to standardize the layers. At the end, the weighting of the parameters was done by Vikor method. . The results of weighting the parameters by Vikor method showed soil and depth of underground water have obtained the highest importance coefficient with the weight of 0.442 and 0.236 respectively. The final map was prepared by overlapping the layers and multiplying the final weight of the criteria in each layer in 5 classes from very low to very high potential. The final map was prepared by overlapping the layers and multiplying the final weight of the criteria in each layer in 5 classes from very low to very high potential. The results of examining the area of each risk class showed that 0.28% of the area is in the very high class and 70% is in the high class in terms of the risk of liquefaction. Mainly, the areas with high risk potential are located in the downstream parts of the region.
