AN ESTIMATION OF RENEWABLE WATER USING WATER BUDGET MODEL IN THE ABSENCE OF ADEQUATE DATA

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TALEBI HOSSEIN ABAD FATEME; SHAHEDI MEHRI; VELAAYATI SADOLLAH; DAVARY KAMRAN

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Journal: Journal of Geography and Regional Development Year:2014 | Volume:12 | Issue:22 Page(s): 129-150

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AN ESTIMATION OF RENEWABLE WATER USING WATER BUDGET MODEL IN THE ABSENCE OF ADEQUATE DATA

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TALEBI HOSSEIN ABAD FATEME | SHAHEDI MEHRI | VELAAYATI SADOLLAH | DAVARY KAMRAN | Issue Writer Certificate

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RENEWABLE WATERQ2

WATER RESOURCES BUDGETQ2

GROUNDWATER DEPLETIONQ2

KASHAF-RUOD BASIQ2

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Objectives: Given its low precipitations and its inappropriate spatial-temporal distribution, Iran is regarded as an arid to semi-arid country. Under these circumstances, water resources are the main development obstacles. The quantitative sustainability criterion for water resources is to keep annual consumptions of RENEWABLE WATER. RENEWABLE WATER is defined as the amount of water that a basin (or any geographical region) can regain through a yearly hydrological cycle. Therefore, sustainable development planning needs an accurate (or even conservative) estimate of RENEWABLE WATER resources.Methods: This study investigates the concept of RENEWABLE WATER, attempting to estimate its quantity based on water budget in Kashaf-Ruod sub-basins. To establish the balance of basins, a methodology based on trial and errors was employed to find optimal values for budget parameter, with the aim of minimizing water balance (toward zero). Given the lack of sufficient and reliable data on water budget, "experts’ opinions" were an important source of information. The components of the water budget were estimated in both wet and dry years to obtain average RENEWABLE WATER.Findings: In this research, experts’ opinions on the reliability of the information, physical relationships governing basins, and comparison of basins in terms of different geographic and regionally conditions were sought.Results: Accordingly, the average natural and actual RENEWABLE WATER at basin were 884 and 988 million m3 respectively, with the maximum and minimum of basin RENEWABLE WATER being 1222 and 545 million m3 in both wet and dry years.

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TALEBI HOSSEIN ABAD, FATEME, SHAHEDI, MEHRI, VELAAYATI, SADOLLAH, & DAVARY, KAMRAN. (2014). AN ESTIMATION OF RENEWABLE WATER USING WATER BUDGET MODEL IN THE ABSENCE OF ADEQUATE DATA. JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT, 12(22), 129-150. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/98975/en

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TALEBI HOSSEIN ABAD FATEME, SHAHEDI MEHRI, VELAAYATI SADOLLAH, DAVARY KAMRAN. AN ESTIMATION OF RENEWABLE WATER USING WATER BUDGET MODEL IN THE ABSENCE OF ADEQUATE DATA. JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT[Internet]. 2014;12(22):129-150. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/98975/en

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FATEME TALEBI HOSSEIN ABAD, MEHRI SHAHEDI, SADOLLAH VELAAYATI, and KAMRAN DAVARY, “AN ESTIMATION OF RENEWABLE WATER USING WATER BUDGET MODEL IN THE ABSENCE OF ADEQUATE DATA,” JOURNAL OF GEOGRAPHY AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT, vol. 12, no. 22, pp. 129–150, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/98975/en

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