Comparison of Land Use and Climate Change Impacts on Runoff in a Small Mountainous Catchment (Case Study: Garin Dam Catchment)

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NOURI HAMID; ILDOROMI ALIREZA; Naderi Mahin; Aghabeigi Amin Soheila; Zeinivand Hosein

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Journal: Physical Geography Research Year:2019 | Volume:50 | Issue:4 Page(s): 775-790

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Comparison of Land Use and Climate Change Impacts on Runoff in a Small Mountainous Catchment (Case Study: Garin Dam Catchment)

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Introduction land use and climate change and its impacts on water resources and hydrological regime have always been the most important problems in recent decades in Iran. These environmental risks will have direct and indirect impacts on health, economy and society by accelerating the hydrological cycle, drought and flood. Some researchers have examined the impacts of climate and land use change on extreme rainfall, runoff and flood events. Water resources have been investigated in different basins using hydrological models and GIS in arid and semi-arid regions via different scenarios and strategies. They have identified a serious increasing trend of extreme rainfall and drought intensity and duration due to land use change and climate change. Western Iran has experienced an agriculture growth and land use change that can alter evaporation patterns and affect the more frequent occurrence of drought and flood extremes largely due to climate change in this mountainous region. Definitely, there is an increasingly notable challenge in management of water resources, prediction of future changes in land use and climate variabilities, and human activities. In a watershed, climate change and human activities both contribute to the hydrological cycle, and this result has been supported by many researches. In this study, climate change scenarios and land use change models are coupled with a hydrological model to study impacts of these changes on runoff in a mountain catchment in western Iran....

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NOURI, HAMID, ILDOROMI, ALIREZA, Naderi, Mahin, Aghabeigi Amin, Soheila, & Zeinivand, Hosein. (2019). Comparison of Land Use and Climate Change Impacts on Runoff in a Small Mountainous Catchment (Case Study: Garin Dam Catchment). PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY RESEARCH QUARTERLY, 50(4 ), 775-790. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/138709/en

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NOURI HAMID, ILDOROMI ALIREZA, Naderi Mahin, Aghabeigi Amin Soheila, Zeinivand Hosein. Comparison of Land Use and Climate Change Impacts on Runoff in a Small Mountainous Catchment (Case Study: Garin Dam Catchment). PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY RESEARCH QUARTERLY[Internet]. 2019;50(4 ):775-790. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/138709/en

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HAMID NOURI, ALIREZA ILDOROMI, Mahin Naderi, Soheila Aghabeigi Amin, and Hosein Zeinivand, “Comparison of Land Use and Climate Change Impacts on Runoff in a Small Mountainous Catchment (Case Study: Garin Dam Catchment),” PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY RESEARCH QUARTERLY, vol. 50, no. 4 , pp. 775–790, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/138709/en

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