Modeling Spatial and Temporal Changes in Water Resources Quality by Cultivating a Variety of Agricultural Products

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Research/Original Article (بدون رتبه معتبر)
Abstract:
Groundwater resources are considered as the main and most important sources of drinking water,agriculture and industry. It is necessary to study the quality change and decline in the balance ofthese resources as a result of improper drawing, inappropriate temporal and spatial distribution ofwater resources in Iran and low irrigation efficiency in agriculture, has made water the mostlimiting factor of production in agriculture. In the present study, the fields under cultivation withvarious crops were studied in terms of the effect of cultivating different plants on groundwaterresources in the lands of Moghan Agriculture, Industry and Animal Husbandry Company atdifferent time period according to the type of crop cultivated. For this purpose, spatial andtemporal modeling of the change process was carried out. The results showed that due tosuccessive cultivation and the use of crops that need a lot of water for cultivation, water in two wells in the region has become saline and the water level has decreased.
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English
Published:
Journal of Radar and Optical Remote Sensing, Volume:3 Issue: 1, Winter 2020
Pages:
55 to 66
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