Investigation of the Effect of Geological Zones and Eras on Hydrological Drought in Salt Lake Watershed (Iran)

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Title	Investigation of the Effect of Geological Zones and Eras on Hydrological Drought in Salt Lake Watershed (Iran)
Topic:		Published Year:	2003
Presentation:		Published in:	[ 3rd Regional Conference on Climate Change ]
Original Language:	English	Full Text Size:	Not Available

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Investigation of the Effect of Geological Zones and Eras on Hydrological Drought in Salt Lake Watershed (Iran)

Author:
[ Vafakhah ] -

Abstract:

Salt Lake watershed has 22 sub-basins and all of them have hydrometry gauges in their outlets in this watershed, there structural zones are presented: Sanandaj-Sirjan, Central lran and West, Central Alborz. The t-test been used to determine comparison o mean of specific low flow in each of above zones. There are significant differences between the mfluence of zones and subzones on drough: In this respect, Central Iran zone has minimum and west: Central Alborz has mazimum influence on controlling drought in Salt Lake The results of specific low flow analysis of Eras in above mentioned watershed show &at at first Tertiary, it has positive and controlling role on hydrological drought, then the order is: Mesozoic, Paleozoic and Precambrian and at the end Quaternary.

Keywords:

Low flow, Hydrological drought, Geological, Structural Zone.

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