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Delineation of groundwater potential zones using remote sensing, GIS, and AHP technique in Tehran–Karaj plain, Iran
by
Mousavi, S. Morteza
, Panahi, Mohammad Reza
, Rahimzadegan, Majid
in
Agricultural management
/ Analytic hierarchy process
/ Annual precipitation
/ Banks (topography)
/ Biogeosciences
/ cities
/ Data
/ Digital Elevation Models
/ Discharge
/ drainage
/ Drainage density
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Earth Sciences
/ Environmental Science and Engineering
/ Evaluation
/ Geochemistry
/ Geographic information systems
/ Geographical information systems
/ Geological mapping
/ Geological surveys
/ Geology
/ Groundwater
/ Groundwater potential
/ Groundwater resources
/ Hydrology/Water Resources
/ Industrial areas
/ Information systems
/ Iran
/ Land cover
/ Land use
/ Landsat
/ Landsat satellites
/ Original Article
/ Precipitation
/ Radar
/ Rain
/ Rainfall
/ Remote sensing
/ Satellite imagery
/ Satellite navigation systems
/ Satellites
/ Slope
/ Soil
/ Soil types
/ spatial data
/ Surveying
/ surveys
/ Terrestrial Pollution
/ Topography
/ Topography (geology)
/ Tropical climate
/ Tropical rainfall
/ Water demand
/ Water resources
/ Water resources management
/ wells
2017
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Delineation of groundwater potential zones using remote sensing, GIS, and AHP technique in Tehran–Karaj plain, Iran
by
Mousavi, S. Morteza
, Panahi, Mohammad Reza
, Rahimzadegan, Majid
in
Agricultural management
/ Analytic hierarchy process
/ Annual precipitation
/ Banks (topography)
/ Biogeosciences
/ cities
/ Data
/ Digital Elevation Models
/ Discharge
/ drainage
/ Drainage density
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Earth Sciences
/ Environmental Science and Engineering
/ Evaluation
/ Geochemistry
/ Geographic information systems
/ Geographical information systems
/ Geological mapping
/ Geological surveys
/ Geology
/ Groundwater
/ Groundwater potential
/ Groundwater resources
/ Hydrology/Water Resources
/ Industrial areas
/ Information systems
/ Iran
/ Land cover
/ Land use
/ Landsat
/ Landsat satellites
/ Original Article
/ Precipitation
/ Radar
/ Rain
/ Rainfall
/ Remote sensing
/ Satellite imagery
/ Satellite navigation systems
/ Satellites
/ Slope
/ Soil
/ Soil types
/ spatial data
/ Surveying
/ surveys
/ Terrestrial Pollution
/ Topography
/ Topography (geology)
/ Tropical climate
/ Tropical rainfall
/ Water demand
/ Water resources
/ Water resources management
/ wells
2017
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Delineation of groundwater potential zones using remote sensing, GIS, and AHP technique in Tehran–Karaj plain, Iran
by
Mousavi, S. Morteza
, Panahi, Mohammad Reza
, Rahimzadegan, Majid
in
Agricultural management
/ Analytic hierarchy process
/ Annual precipitation
/ Banks (topography)
/ Biogeosciences
/ cities
/ Data
/ Digital Elevation Models
/ Discharge
/ drainage
/ Drainage density
/ Earth and Environmental Science
/ Earth Sciences
/ Environmental Science and Engineering
/ Evaluation
/ Geochemistry
/ Geographic information systems
/ Geographical information systems
/ Geological mapping
/ Geological surveys
/ Geology
/ Groundwater
/ Groundwater potential
/ Groundwater resources
/ Hydrology/Water Resources
/ Industrial areas
/ Information systems
/ Iran
/ Land cover
/ Land use
/ Landsat
/ Landsat satellites
/ Original Article
/ Precipitation
/ Radar
/ Rain
/ Rainfall
/ Remote sensing
/ Satellite imagery
/ Satellite navigation systems
/ Satellites
/ Slope
/ Soil
/ Soil types
/ spatial data
/ Surveying
/ surveys
/ Terrestrial Pollution
/ Topography
/ Topography (geology)
/ Tropical climate
/ Tropical rainfall
/ Water demand
/ Water resources
/ Water resources management
/ wells
2017
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Delineation of groundwater potential zones using remote sensing, GIS, and AHP technique in Tehran–Karaj plain, Iran
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Delineation of groundwater potential zones using remote sensing, GIS, and AHP technique in Tehran–Karaj plain, Iran
2017
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Overview
Evaluation of groundwater resources in dry areas without enough data is a challenging task in many parts of the world, including Tehran–Karaj plain in Iran, which includes Tehran, the capital city of Iran and Karaj, one of Iran’s biggest cities. Water demand due to increasing agricultural and industrial activities caused many problems in the field of water resources management. In this study, the potential of groundwater resources was evaluated using remote sensing, geographic information system (GIS), and analytic hierarchy process (AHP) for the first time. Digital Elevation Model from Shuttle Radar Topography Mission was used to generate a slope map and drainage density map. Three Landsat-8 satellite images were utilized to provide lineament density and land cover/land use maps. Geological and soil type maps were provided from the Geological Survey and Mineral Explorations of Iran (GSI). Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission data were used to prepare average annual precipitation map. Discharge values from 102 pumping wells in the time period of 2002–2014 were used to evaluate the results. Seven data layers were prepared, and the geodatabase was made in GIS. The layers and their classes were assigned weights using AHP method. Finally, the layers were overlaid based on their weights, and the potential map of groundwater resources was generated. The area was classified into five zones with very high, high, moderate, low, and very low potentials. The zones covered 5.95, 32.90, 22.70, 10.20, and 28.25% of the study area, respectively. The results showed good agreement with the field data obtained from discharge wells.
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Springer Berlin Heidelberg,Springer Nature B.V
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