Application of Geographic Information System to Power Distribution System Analysis

A Geographic Information System Analysis of Accessibility to Community Pharmacy in Shiraz, Iran

Geographic Information System for distribution of groundwater fluoride levels in Iranian city of Dehloran

Humans are faced with serious problems due to the unfit fluoride levels in potable water, which cause skeletal and dental fluorosis. Therefore, correct information regarding fluoride level in water resources is important in community dentistry, however this data is missing at national level. The aim of this descriptive-analytical study was to explore and map fluoride dispersion patterns of grou...

Geo-statistical Distribution of Heavy Metals in Karoon River’s Soil by Geographic Information System

Introduction: Soil has an important role in nutrient cycle and an important function in storage, refinement, and movement of nutrients for the living and non-living parts. Soil pollution of heavy metals and elements is one of the common pollution impacts of human activities, especially industry. Realization of distribution pattern of these elements and their anthropogenic sources is a major par...

Application of functions Fuzzy Logic and Geographic Information System (GIS) to Determination Potential Areas of Fish of Choghakhor International Wetland

With the increasing use of water resources, increasing population, urbanization, identification and conservation of aquatic ecosystems have received much attention. To this end, researchers consider the use of remote sensing techniques and GIS to be appropriate and efficient. In this study, habitat susceptibility of fish to the Choghakhor wetland in the central plateau of Iran was investigated....

Investigation of the Benzene Concentration and Distribution in Tehran Using Geographic Information System Modelling

Introduction and purpose: Air pollution has been recognized as the most important environmental risk factor worldwide. Benzene which is one of the four pollutants attributed to BTEX (Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, and Xylene) has been proven to be a carcinogenic component. These pollutants can be easily absorbed and taken into the body via inhalation. With this background in mind, the present ...