Potential Detection of the Groundwater Resources Using Analytic Network Process in Geographic Information System(Case Study: Basins Leading to Tabriz Plain)
Abstract:
Basins leading to Tabriz plain are part of the sub-basins of Urmia Lake basin, which is located in the east Azerbaijan province and in the north-western part of Iran. The area of this basin is 5397 km2, and Agriculture is one of the main sources of income for the people, which is dependent on groundwater and surface water resources. In this study, an attempt was made to investigate the basins leading to Tabriz plain in terms of potential detection of the groundwater resources using GIS. To achieve this aim, analytic network process and relationships between climate, hydrology, geology, topology, and environmental criteria were applied. Weights of criteria were calculated by analytic network
Method
geology (0.267), precipitation (0.208), stream density (0.130), vegetation cover (0.119), distance from stream (0.076), fault density (0.054), slope (0.042), distance from fault (0.034), elevation classes (0.028), aspect (0.019), and temperature (0.018). Finally, 5 potential classes including, very high, high, moderate, low, and very low were identified in the study area. The results of the study indicated that regions with high and very high potential often correspond with low elevations and alluvial large grain sediments of fourth era and fans. Also, low and very low potential regions respectively correspond with maximum heights (due to steep slope), and marl and shale regions (due to very low penetranceand high evaporation).Keywords:
Language:
Persian
Published:
Iranian Journal of Eco Hydrology, Volume:3 Issue: 3, 2016
Pages:
379 to 389
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