REMOTE COMMUNICATION LINK PATTERNS ON THE WATER CYCLE IN THE ATMOSPHERE IN IRAN

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SHABANPOUR NOZARY SAHAR; RORADEH HEMATOLLAH; SAFARRAD TAHER

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Journal: Geography Year:2017 | Volume:15 | Issue:54 Page(s): 263-274

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Title

REMOTE COMMUNICATION LINK PATTERNS ON THE WATER CYCLE IN THE ATMOSPHERE IN IRAN

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SHABANPOUR NOZARY SAHAR | RORADEH HEMATOLLAH | SAFARRAD TAHER | Issue Writer Certificate

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HYDROLOGICAL CYCLEQ1

PRECIPITABLE WATERQ3

REPRODUCIBILITY TIMEQ1

TELE-CONNECTION PATTERNQ2

Abstract

This research is trying to assess the HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE and its trend in Iran. It is also tried to study the effect of NAO, AISMR and ONI TELE-CONNECTION PATTERN on the spatial variability of precipitation in Iran. For this purpose, the precipitation and PRECIPITABLE WATER data during the 1979 - 2014 were extracted and analyzed from NCEP / NCAR. Then the hydrologic cycle was calculated on the basis of REPRODUCIBILITY TIME formula. The maps of this cycle across Iran were drawn. The analysis shows some region like Southwest Caspian Sea, Kermanshah, Lorestan have had the short HYDROLOGICAL CYCLEs (5.5 to 11.5 years) due to the topographic and neighborhood effect. The longest HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE (98.30 to 141.17-year) have happened in the East and South of Sistan and Baluchestan. In the South East of Iran, AISMR has negative correlation (sig<0.01) with the hydrologic cycle. The negative phase of the NAO in the middle of the Iran caused shortening the HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE. Spring ONI has negative correlation (sig<0.05) with the hydrologic cycle in the North-East and South-East and HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE in the West has negative correlation (sig<0.05) with autumn and spring ONI.

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SHABANPOUR NOZARY, SAHAR, RORADEH, HEMATOLLAH, & SAFARRAD, TAHER. (2017). REMOTE COMMUNICATION LINK PATTERNS ON THE WATER CYCLE IN THE ATMOSPHERE IN IRAN. GEOGRAPHY, 15(54 ), 263-274. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/150143/en

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SHABANPOUR NOZARY SAHAR, RORADEH HEMATOLLAH, SAFARRAD TAHER. REMOTE COMMUNICATION LINK PATTERNS ON THE WATER CYCLE IN THE ATMOSPHERE IN IRAN. GEOGRAPHY[Internet]. 2017;15(54 ):263-274. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/150143/en

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SAHAR SHABANPOUR NOZARY, HEMATOLLAH RORADEH, and TAHER SAFARRAD, “REMOTE COMMUNICATION LINK PATTERNS ON THE WATER CYCLE IN THE ATMOSPHERE IN IRAN,” GEOGRAPHY, vol. 15, no. 54 , pp. 263–274, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/150143/en

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