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Determination of the best species and age trees Calligonum for planting in the Kashan sand dunes

Morteza Abtahi

Volume 28, Issue 4 , November 2021, , Pages 605-613

Abstract
  Biological stabilization of dunes is one way to prevent wind erosion and the creation of sandstorms. Clligonum is one of the plant species that due to its unique root structure can settle in the dunes and stabilize them. In this study, we intend to investigate the most suitable species and age of Calligonum ...  Read More

Investigation of Biodegradable Polymer-Cellulosic Mulch Persistence and Effects on Seed Germination and Establishment of Desert

Morteza Abtahi

Volume 26, Issue 3 , September 2019, , Pages 517-530

Abstract
  Wind erosion and its consequences, such as dust storms and sand movement is one of the environmental problems in arid regions. There are several ways to combat wind erosion, among which biological reclamation using drought-tolerant species and psammophytes is the most sustainable method. The initial ...  Read More

Monitoring trend of land use changes and its role on the landscape metrics (A case study: North-east Ahvaz)

Mahsa Abdolshahnejad; Ali Akbar Nazari Samanni; Mehdi Ghorbani; Aziz Orsham; feridoon Taheri

Volume 26, Issue 2 , July 2019, , Pages 325-339

Abstract
       The effects of human activities on the land use and landscape and its subsequent effects on the natural environment have always been considered. Therefore, to have a sustainable landscape planning, knowing about such changes would be essential. Satellite images of TM sensor in ...  Read More

Study Particle size of sand dunes and its application in finding source of sediments surrounding Ahvaz fault

Zeynab Gandomi; Amir Hosein charkhabi; Hasan Mohseni; Manouchehr Amiri

Volume 24, Issue 4 , January 2018, , Pages 897-906

Abstract
      The southwest province of Iran has a dry and semi-arid climate, with about 250,000 hectares of sand dunes; therefore a comprehensive review and overview of these features and their correlation with other features is needed. In this study, over 200 sand samples were collected from the ...  Read More

Prediction of the wind erodibility of sand dunes by particle size distribution models in parts of western coast of Urmia Lake

farokh asadzadeh; maral khodadadi; ehsan ehsan malahat

Volume 24, Issue 1 , May 2017, , Pages 126-141

Abstract
  Huge parts of Urmia Lake have been dried up in recent years. As a result, vast areas of salty fine sand dunes, which are very susceptible to wind erosion, have been formed. This study was conducted to investigate the performance of Particle Size Distribution (PSD) models in description of sand dune PSDs ...  Read More

Analysis of erosive winds and depositions drift potential in desert regions of Esfahan Province

Amir Hosein parsamehr; zahra khosrovani

Volume 23, Issue 4 , March 2017, , Pages 832-842

Abstract
  In arid and desert regions, wind has an important role in soil erosion. The amount of wind energy and its direction variability have significant control on the morphology and maintenance of aeolian land forms. This research was aimed to analyze the erosive winds and investigate the discharge and sediment ...  Read More

Investigation on granulometry and mineralogy of sediments for source identification of Baluchestan sand dunes

Marzieh Abassi; Sadaat Feiznia; Hamid reza Abassi; Uones Kazemi; Ahmad Gharanjik

Volume 18, Issue 3 , September 2011, , Pages 441-451

Abstract
      Source identification of sand dunes is of particular importance in projects of wind erosion control. In this study, the map of geomorphology and inventory map of sand dunes were prepared for five regions of Baluchestan under wind erosion using aerial photos, satellite images and Arc-View ...  Read More

Changes on Canopy Cover Width and Height of Haloxylon aphyllum species Stimulated by pruning, in one of the afforested areas of Yazd Province

Naser Baghestani Maybodi; Mohammad taghi Zare; Mohammad Abolghasemi

Volume 14, Issue 4 , February 2008, , Pages 478-489

Abstract
  Wilted and dried up stands of haloxylon aphyllumspecies in afforested areas of Yazd has allways been a focal point of natural resources experts. Using various pruning treatments, the effect of pruning on the wideness of canopy cover and vigor of 12-year-old semi-trees of haloxylon aphyllumhad been evaluated ...  Read More

The study of eolian sediment origin (case study: Mokhtaran-Birjand plain)

Ali Akbar Safdari; Zahra Mahmoodi; Hadi Memarian Khalilabad

Volume 15, Issue 3 , January 2008, , Pages 304-319

Abstract
  In the wind erosion process, there are three areas: detachment area, transport area and deposition area. The prevention of sediments movement in the detachment area is a basic task. Knowing origin of sediments of sand dunes, the recognition of the detachment regions is necessary. In order to origin study ...  Read More

The source studying of eolian sediments in the Fadisheh-Neyshaboor region

Hadi Memarian Khalilabad; Ali akbar Safdari; Mohammad reza Ekhtesasi

Volume 15, Issue 1 , January 2008, , Pages 26-41

Abstract
  In wind erosion process, there are three areas: source area, transport area, and deposition area. The prevention of sediments movement in the source area is a fundamental task. In stabilizing source sediments of sand dunes, recognition of the taking regions is essential. In order to study the in order ...  Read More

Application of Filter and Band Ratio techniques to identify and separate active (new) and inactive (old) sand dunes (a case study of Tabas).

Ebrahim khalifeh; Mojtabah Pakparvar; Mohammad reza Kaviyanpoor

Volume 14, Issue 3 , January 2007, , Pages 403-420

Abstract
  Active sand dunes particularly barkhans are serious threats for adjacent civilians live, agricultural lands and economic activities. Deployment quality and motion paths of these dunes are main targets in wind erosion studies in deposit regions. These targets need the active and inactive dunes to be identified. ...  Read More