an agroecological zones (aez) map is an essential tool for agricultural planning. by integrating the key components of the agricultural environments, it offers a bird's-eye view of internal diversity, agricultural potential and constraints that decision-makers find easier to understand than a pile of single-theme maps. in this study, aez map of the karkheh river basin has been prepared usi...

â  abstract â  in this study by data of synoptic stations in karoon basin, the intensive showers with 1,2,6 and 9 hour duration have been extracted and the precipitation time regime has been evaluated by ranking method and non dimensional accumulation curve. in ranking method, first the showers of each time base have been divided to smaller periods and on this basis different periods of showers...

Abstract Hydrometric stations are important in most countries because of the application and importance data obtained from these stations. It is necessary to choose best place for their establishment according cost constructing hydrometric The aim innovation this research optimize location using Bat's meta-heuristic algorithm interpolation methods, which information transfer entropy theory were...

Karkheh basin is a flood-prone region in Iran that was severely affected by devastating river floods 2019. This study addressed some of the factors on this event and were emphasized government inquiry committee. These include strategic questions such as effect prior precipitation how dams could mitigate peak volume. well deficits rainfall data led to application Soil Water Assessment Tool model...

Abstract Karkheh river’s Delta is located in the west of Khuzestan Plain and can be divided into two smaller deltas; northern delta named as (including Bostan, Sableh Neisan Deltas) southern -e- Noor Delta. Based on Galloway7 classification, river-dominated type (type 1). Considering activity, this to parts; an active part north inactive south. Orton Reading 16 placed fine-grained (muddy) categ...

this study describes the length-weight and length-length relationships for 28 populations of garra ruffa in different basins of iran, including tigris, karkheh, karun, persis and hormuz. the length-weight relationships from most localities are reported here for the first time. for most populations the b value was not significantly different from 3, indicating an isometric growth, in a few, it w...