THE CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS OF DRINKING WATER RESOURCES IN RURAL MOUNTAINS USING TOPSIS AND AHP MODELS (CASE STUDY: BARROUD DEHESTAN OF KASHMAR COUNTY)

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QANBARZADEH HADI; BEHNIYAFAR ABOLFAZL; SABERRY TAVALAEE REZA

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Journal: Journal of Research and Rural Planning Year:2015 | Volume:4 | Issue:3 (11) Page(s): 11-20

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Title

THE CLASSIFICATION OF RISKS OF DRINKING WATER RESOURCES IN RURAL MOUNTAINS USING TOPSIS AND AHP MODELS (CASE STUDY: BARROUD DEHESTAN OF KASHMAR COUNTY)

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QANBARZADEH HADI | BEHNIYAFAR ABOLFAZL | SABERRY TAVALAEE REZA | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

WATER RESOURCEQ2

RISK MANAGEMENTQ2

TOPSIS TECHNIQUEQ2

ANALYTICAL HIERARCHY PROCESSQ2

BARROOD DISTRICTQ2

Abstract

1. INTRODUCTIONWorld Bank, in a report on our country, has named the following factors as the water challenges facing the country: decrease in per capita recoverable water, loss of water quality, inefficient use of effective consumption monitoring in industry and agriculture, soil salinity, the poor quality of maintenance and preservation of reservoirs, restrictions on the recoverable cost and lack of coordination among relevant agencies.

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