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Determination of Erosion and Land Degradation Intensity in Taham Chai Basin Using the P.S.I.A.C Model and GIS

Parviz Abdi; Mohaamad Reza Hassanlou

Volume 15, Issue 60 , February 2006, , Pages 40-43

Abstract
  One of the biggest problems concerning natural resources is the issue of soil erosion. With loss of soil, the most important source of human production is eliminated, a disaster which is impossible to compensate for. In order to accurately identify the factors of soil degradation, exact basic information ...  Read More

Preparation of Quaternary Alluvia of Zanjan Province Using GIS-RS

Parviz Abdi

Volume 14, Issue 54 , August 2005, , Pages 36-41

Abstract
  Since Quaternary organizations form the basis of human society's life, the Quaternary study is the study of the enormous and potential natural reserves of each country, which should be the study-basis of sustainable development. High-resolution satellite digital images with different wavelengths, along ...  Read More

Study of Climate Changes in the Ghezel-Ozan Watershed area in Zanjan Province and its Effects on the Region's Water Resources

Parviz Abdi

Volume 14, Issue 53 , May 2005, , Pages 39-47

Abstract
  Climate is one of the fundamental pillars of human life whose protection becomes more and more important with advancement and development in the world. The effects of climate change on the hydrological cycle as changes in water resource in the soil area, aquifers and lakes, as well as change in the amount ...  Read More