LAND SUBSIDENCE RATE AND AREA ASSESSMENT IN NOGH-BAHRAMANPLAIN BASED ON D-INSAR TECHNIQUE

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SHARIFIKIA M.

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Journal: Journal of Spatial Planning Year:2012 | Volume:16 | Issue:3 (75) Page(s): 55-77

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LAND SUBSIDENCE RATE AND AREA ASSESSMENT IN NOGH-BAHRAMANPLAIN BASED ON D-INSAR TECHNIQUE

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SHARIFIKIA M. | Issue Writer Certificate

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LAND SUBSIDENCEQ1

NOGH-BAHRAMANQ1

HAZARDQ1

GROUNDWATERQ1

D-INSARQ2

Abstract

LAND SUBSIDENCE is morphological phenomena usually happen due to down wise land movements. It also can causedue to natural elements or human activates which is occurred in many part of Iran as well as study area mainly due to human activities such heavy exploration of GROUNDWATER. As the study area located in a desert part of Iran, the life and economics activities are strongly depended to availability of GROUNDWATER. Focusing water supplying for several economic activities such as agricultures and industries along with drink water supplying to the GROUNDWATER cased annual water level declination of 1.2 miters in area. This was caused LAND SUBSIDENCE phenomena in sediment part of area. The present research deals with lands subsidenceassess ment and mapping over the Nogh-Bahrarnan Plain based on DcInSAR techniques. In other to extract and masseurs the LAND SUBSIDENCE rats and area involved, the set of ASAR C band and Palsar L band SAR data has been processed during the years of 2005- 2010. The result show high rate of LAND SUBSIDENCE (30 cm/ y) in wide area of 28lkm2 located in central part of plain. It is observed that no seasonal and annual LAND SUBSIDENCE rate changing found to exist in area. This is because of stability of cause factors due to permanent agricultureactivities (Pistachio garden). However, the area involve with maximum rate of LAND SUBSIDENCE has been change from central east pert in spring and summer seasons to south west part in autumn and winter seasons. superimposing settlement and infrastructure distribution mapwith LAND SUBSIDENCE map of area was shown most part of settlement areas are located out of area involved withLAND SUBSIDENCE which the cultivated area are totally settle over the subsidence area. It is also observed that the 3.2 cm of water level declination in area can consequence 1 cm LAND SUBSIDENCE.

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SHARIFIKIA, M.. (2012). LAND SUBSIDENCE RATE AND AREA ASSESSMENT IN NOGH-BAHRAMANPLAIN BASED ON D-INSAR TECHNIQUE. SPATIAL PLANNING (MODARES HUMAN SCIENCES), 16(3 (75)), 55-77. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/171911/en

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SHARIFIKIA M.. LAND SUBSIDENCE RATE AND AREA ASSESSMENT IN NOGH-BAHRAMANPLAIN BASED ON D-INSAR TECHNIQUE. SPATIAL PLANNING (MODARES HUMAN SCIENCES)[Internet]. 2012;16(3 (75)):55-77. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/171911/en

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M. SHARIFIKIA, “LAND SUBSIDENCE RATE AND AREA ASSESSMENT IN NOGH-BAHRAMANPLAIN BASED ON D-INSAR TECHNIQUE,” SPATIAL PLANNING (MODARES HUMAN SCIENCES), vol. 16, no. 3 (75), pp. 55–77, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/171911/en

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