Investigating of Susceptibility of Maharloo Lake Sediments to Wind Erosion and Determination of Dust Movement Direction

Wind erosion is one of the most important natural processes in arid and semi-arid regions. In recent years, due to lake drying, dust producing has been increased from lakes and wetlands surfaces. Maharloo Lake, as one of the most important saline lakes of Iran, dried up in recent years. This researc...

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出版年:مدیریت بیابان
主要な著者: Mohsen Kazemi, Sadat Feiznia, Hassan Khosravi, Hamid Mesbah
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出版事項: Iranian Scientific Association of Desert Management and Control (ISADMC) 2019-02-01
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Hassan Khosravi
Hamid Mesbah
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description Wind erosion is one of the most important natural processes in arid and semi-arid regions. In recent years, due to lake drying, dust producing has been increased from lakes and wetlands surfaces. Maharloo Lake, as one of the most important saline lakes of Iran, dried up in recent years. This research aims to study the susceptibility of Maharloo Lake sediments to wind erosion and determining of direction of the Lake surface dust movement. At first step, texture of the sampled sediments were determined. Next, direction of the dominant and erosive winds were determined by drawing wind and storm rose graphes and concentration of dust was calculated over a period. Results of sediment granulometry and hygrometry showed that more than 60% of the Maharloo Lake sediments were silt. Results of wind and storm roses showed that the direction of dominant wind is west and northwest; while the direction of erosive wind is western. According to the results of dust concentrations from two TSP and PM 2.5 samplers around the lake, it is derived that the amount of dust collected from the lake’s sediments is higher than normal. Also, based on the dominant wind direction, created dust would affect mostly villages around the lake and also, Sarvestan Township. Therefore, in regard to the percentage of particles frequency containing Maharloo Lake’s sediments and their high sensitivity to wind erosion, this challenge described in advanced will soon become apparent to other cities located in Fars province and even to other adjucent provinces.
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spelling doaj-art-e396dc990ccb48cf9ec08e151b77bccb2025-08-19T21:18:04ZfasIranian Scientific Association of Desert Management and Control (ISADMC)مدیریت بیابان2476-39852476-37212019-02-01612496010.22034/jdmal.2019.3475434754Investigating of Susceptibility of Maharloo Lake Sediments to Wind Erosion and Determination of Dust Movement DirectionMohsen Kazemi0Sadat Feiznia1Hassan Khosravi2Hamid Mesbah3M.Sc. Student in Arid lands Management, Department of Reclamation of Arid and Mountainous Regions, Faculty of Natural Resources, University of Tehran, Karaj, IranProfessor, Department of Reclamation of Arid and Mountainous Regions, Faculty of Natural Resources, University of Tehran, Karaj, IranAssociate Professor, Department of Reclamation of Arid and Mountainous Regions, Faculty of Natural Resources, University of Tehran, Karaj, IranSenior Research Expert, Research Center of Agricultural and Natural Resources of Fars, AREEO, Shiraz, IranWind erosion is one of the most important natural processes in arid and semi-arid regions. In recent years, due to lake drying, dust producing has been increased from lakes and wetlands surfaces. Maharloo Lake, as one of the most important saline lakes of Iran, dried up in recent years. This research aims to study the susceptibility of Maharloo Lake sediments to wind erosion and determining of direction of the Lake surface dust movement. At first step, texture of the sampled sediments were determined. Next, direction of the dominant and erosive winds were determined by drawing wind and storm rose graphes and concentration of dust was calculated over a period. Results of sediment granulometry and hygrometry showed that more than 60% of the Maharloo Lake sediments were silt. Results of wind and storm roses showed that the direction of dominant wind is west and northwest; while the direction of erosive wind is western. According to the results of dust concentrations from two TSP and PM 2.5 samplers around the lake, it is derived that the amount of dust collected from the lake’s sediments is higher than normal. Also, based on the dominant wind direction, created dust would affect mostly villages around the lake and also, Sarvestan Township. Therefore, in regard to the percentage of particles frequency containing Maharloo Lake’s sediments and their high sensitivity to wind erosion, this challenge described in advanced will soon become apparent to other cities located in Fars province and even to other adjucent provinces.http://www.jdmal.ir/article_34754_4f329e3be255c4df5109bc4ff9e87a6e.pdfsediment granulometrymicropeneswind rosestorm rose
spellingShingle Mohsen Kazemi
Sadat Feiznia
Hassan Khosravi
Hamid Mesbah
Investigating of Susceptibility of Maharloo Lake Sediments to Wind Erosion and Determination of Dust Movement Direction
sediment granulometry
micropenes
wind rose
storm rose
title Investigating of Susceptibility of Maharloo Lake Sediments to Wind Erosion and Determination of Dust Movement Direction
title_full Investigating of Susceptibility of Maharloo Lake Sediments to Wind Erosion and Determination of Dust Movement Direction
title_fullStr Investigating of Susceptibility of Maharloo Lake Sediments to Wind Erosion and Determination of Dust Movement Direction
title_full_unstemmed Investigating of Susceptibility of Maharloo Lake Sediments to Wind Erosion and Determination of Dust Movement Direction
title_short Investigating of Susceptibility of Maharloo Lake Sediments to Wind Erosion and Determination of Dust Movement Direction
title_sort investigating of susceptibility of maharloo lake sediments to wind erosion and determination of dust movement direction
topic sediment granulometry
micropenes
wind rose
storm rose
url http://www.jdmal.ir/article_34754_4f329e3be255c4df5109bc4ff9e87a6e.pdf
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