ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF CONSTRUCTION AND DREDGING CHANNELS FOR REVIVING ANZALI WETLAND

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Fatemi S.M.Reza; ROOZBEHI M.; ARHAMI M.; Taher Rahimi M.

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Seminar: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COASTS, PORTS AND MARINE STRUCTURES (ICOPMAS) PORTS & MARITIME ORGANIZATION
Year:2012 | Issue:10

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Title

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF CONSTRUCTION AND DREDGING CHANNELS FOR REVIVING ANZALI WETLAND

Author(s)

Fatemi S.M.Reza | ROOZBEHI M. | ARHAMI M. | Taher Rahimi M.

Keywords

ANZALI WETLAND

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS

CHANNELS

DREDGING

SEDIMENTS

GIS AND SATELLITE IMAGES

Abstract

THE PRESENT ARTICLE INVESTIGATES THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF DREDGING AND REOPENING OR REVIVING SEVEN IMPORTANT CHANNELS OF ANZALI WETLAND WHICH HAVE BEEN USED FOR TRANSPORTING IN THIS WETLAND. IN THIS REGARD, EACH CHANNEL IS TECHNICALLY AND ENVIRONMENTALLY INTRODUCED, AND THE FUNCTION AND OPTIMUM DREDGING METHOD FOR EACH OF THEM HAS BEEN PRESENTED IN THREE ENVIRONMENT TYPE OF PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL, BIOLOGIC-ECONOMIC, AND ECONOMIC-CULTURAL. IN SPITE OF NEGATIVE STRUCTURAL EFFECTS IN WETLAND, REOPENING THE CHANNELS IS OF HIGH IMPORTANCE, SINCE IT RESULTS IN IMPROVEMENT OF WATER EXCHANGE BETWEEN VARIOUS PARTS OF WETLAND AND NORTH-SOUTH AND EAST-WEST CONNECTIONS WHICH FINALLY BRINGS UP POSITIVE CHANGES IN WETLAND’S ECOLOGIC CONDITION. THE OTHER POSITIVE RESULT OF REOPENING CHANNELS IS IMPROVEMENT OF ECONOMIC SITUATION ESPECIALLY FOR AGRICULTURE IN THE REGION. THE INVESTIGATION OF POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE IMPACTS OF PROJECT ON HUMAN, BIOLOGIC AND PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENTS ON TWO STAGES OF CONSTRUCTION AND EXPLOITATION REVEALS THAT NEGATIVE IMPACTS FOR HUMAN ENVIRONMENT ARE LESS THAN TWO OTHER ENVIRONMENTS, INSTEAD THE POSITIVE IMPACTS ARE MORE THAN TWO OTHER ENVIRONMENTS. THE INVESTIGATION OF SEVERITY AND DOMAIN OF DREDGING ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS SHOWS THAT ECOLOGIC NEGATIVE EFFECT OF THIS PROJECT IS SMALL, LIMITED, TEMPORARY, AND REVERSIBLE AND DOES NOT HAVE IMPRESSIVE EFFECTS ON HABITANTS AND SENSITIVE ENVIRONMENT OF THE WETLAND. IN GENERAL, IN TERMS OF SOCIAL AND TOURISTIC ACCEPTABILITY IN HUMAN ENVIRONMENT AND REVIVING THE WETLAND ECOSYSTEM, THE POSITIVE EFFECTS OF THIS PROJECT ARE OF HIGH IMPORTANCE AND ARE ACCEPTED AND SUPPORTED BY THE ENVIRONMENT ORGANIZATION.

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Fatemi, S.M.Reza, ROOZBEHI, M., ARHAMI, M., & Taher Rahimi, M.. (2012). ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF CONSTRUCTION AND DREDGING CHANNELS FOR REVIVING ANZALI WETLAND. INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COASTS, PORTS AND MARINE STRUCTURES (ICOPMAS). SID. https://sid.ir/paper/907691/en

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Fatemi S.M.Reza, ROOZBEHI M., ARHAMI M., Taher Rahimi M.. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF CONSTRUCTION AND DREDGING CHANNELS FOR REVIVING ANZALI WETLAND. 2012. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/907691/en

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S.M.Reza Fatemi, M. ROOZBEHI, M. ARHAMI, and M. Taher Rahimi, “ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF CONSTRUCTION AND DREDGING CHANNELS FOR REVIVING ANZALI WETLAND,” presented at the INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COASTS, PORTS AND MARINE STRUCTURES (ICOPMAS). 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/907691/en

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