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Masoud Motaghian; Reza Ghazavi; Seyed Hassan Alavinia
Abstract
Comprehensive management is a new concept and a new approach in planning, development, management of water resources and vegetation with special emphasis on economic, social and environmental issues. The purpose of this research is to present the comprehensive management strategies of the Dubai Basin ...
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Comprehensive management is a new concept and a new approach in planning, development, management of water resources and vegetation with special emphasis on economic, social and environmental issues. The purpose of this research is to present the comprehensive management strategies of the Dubai Basin using the SWOT model and determine the implementation priority with QSPM. For this purpose, first the weaknesses, strengths, opportunities and threats of the studied basin were extracted using the brainstorming method and group decision-making for the Doabi watershed in Tehran province, and then the relative importance and final value of each factor in the matrix was determined and analyzed. In order to prioritize the strategies, the QSPM matrix was also used. The results of this study showed that the component of the presence of springs, aqueducts and rivers in the basin with a weight of 0.24 as the most important strength, two weak components of lack of water and humidity in the downstream areas of the basin and low rainfall in the outlet area of the basin with a weight score of 0.24 as The most important weak points, the component of grade 1, 2 and 3 asphalt and dirt roads with a weight of 0.16 have been identified as the most important opportunity and the component of flood and its resulting damages with a weight of 0.18 as the most important threat. The results also showed that the evaluation matrix of internal and external factors was 3.15 and 3.16, which indicated the dominance of strengths over weaknesses and opportunities over threats. In other words, the Doabi watershed is in an aggressive strategy. In order to manage opportunities and strengthen those, strategies were proposed and based on the QSPM matrix, management operations were placed as the first priority and biological operations were placed as the second executive priority.
watershed
Karim Solaimani; Seyedhossien Alavi; Fatemeh Shokrian; Esmaeil Mokhtarpour
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This study investigated the trend of hydroclimate parameters of the Miankaleh wetland using the Mann-Kendall test and Sen slope estimator. Temperature, precipitation, and evaporation parameters were used from the synoptic stations . Also, the discharge data were used from the hydrometric stations of ...
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This study investigated the trend of hydroclimate parameters of the Miankaleh wetland using the Mann-Kendall test and Sen slope estimator. Temperature, precipitation, and evaporation parameters were used from the synoptic stations . Also, the discharge data were used from the hydrometric stations of Khalil Mahalleh, Tazeh Abad, Baghoo, and Vatana stations. The results of the Mann-Kendall test showed that the temperature in the Dashte-Naz station in spring and summer seasons has a significant increasing trend with 95% confidence and a significant decreasing trend in winter. Also, there is an increasing trend in Hashem Abad station, with a 95% confidence level in the spring and autumn seasons. Precipitation in Dashte-Naz station with a 95% confidence level has a decreasing and increasing trend, respectively. The most frequent trend changes in Dubai are related to Vatana station, which has a decreasing trend on an annual scale. Evaporation in Dashte-Naz station has a decreasing trend in the autumn and winter seasons and has an increasing trend in spring. Also, in Hashem Abad station, the evaporation rate in autumn has a decreasing trend. The Sen slope estimator method results showed that precipitation in Dashte-Naz station in December was -2.983, and on the annual scale, it is related to Hashem Abad station with -6.283. The highest monthly positive trend line slope of all parameters is related to August precipitation in Dashte- Naz station with a value of 3.20, and the highest annual scale is related to evaporation in Hashem Abad station with a value of 2.157.
watershed
Razieh Izanloo; Ebrahim Omidvar
Abstract
The damming can cause changes in the hydrological regime of the river. There is a crucial need to understand the potential impacts of water structures on river hydrologic regimes in order to set managed environmental flows. In this study, the statistics of Tang Esferjan hydrometric station at the outlet ...
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The damming can cause changes in the hydrological regime of the river. There is a crucial need to understand the potential impacts of water structures on river hydrologic regimes in order to set managed environmental flows. In this study, the statistics of Tang Esferjan hydrometric station at the outlet of Hoonejan watershed (Isfahan province) were used to investigate the monthly average discharge and flow duration curve alteration using IHA software (version 7.1). The amount of monthly flow has decreased in the post impact compared to the pre impact period. The flow duration curve is higher in all seasons before the construction of check-dams than after construction. The interpretation of flow duration curves shows the reducing effect of correction clauses in all types of flow. The hydrological indicators of the stream (normal discharge index in the high flow condition, normal discharge index in the low flow condition and normal discharge index) have decreased in the post-impact period compared to the pre-impact period. In all months of the year, except for February, March and April, the rate of decrease of the normal discharge index in the low flow condition (Q75) was higher than the normal discharge index in the high flow condition (Q25). The normal discharge index in the high flow condition has decreased more in the spring season than in other seasons after damming. The normal discharge index in the low flow condition in winter, autumn (91%) and summer (90%) has decreased more than in spring.