Delineation and Morphometric Characterization of Small- and Medium-Sized Caspian Sea Basin River Catchments Using Remote Sensing and GISs
Water,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(5), P. 679 - 679
Published: Feb. 26, 2025
This
investigation
endeavors
to
demarcate
the
boundaries
of
small-
and
medium-sized
river
catchments
within
Caspian
Sea
drainage
basin,
with
a
specific
focus
on
Northeastern
Caucasus,
Azerbaijan,
Iran
regions.
A
multi-faceted
approach
was
employed,
incorporating
various
remote
sensing
methods
select
key
areas,
including
Sunzha,
Sulak,
Ulluchay,
Karachay,
Atachay,
Haraz,
Gorgan
rivers.
Subsequently,
geoinformation
systems
(GISs)
topographic
maps
were
utilized
determine
morphometric
characteristics
these
catchments,
accompanied
by
an
assessment
accuracy
data.
The
aim
this
study
is
evaluate
suitability
digital
elevation
models
(DEMs)
spatial
resolution
30
m
per
pixel
(including
ASTER
DEM,
ALOS
NASADEM,
Copernicus
SRTM
DEM)
90
(Copernicus
DEM
for
delineating
basin
catchments.
For
DEMs
that
successfully
accurately
delineated
watershed
boundaries,
basins
calculated.
research
has
yielded
novel
findings
regarding
(area,
perimeter,
ruggedness
catchment
line
(roundness
coefficient),
maximum
height,
minimum
average
height
slope
surface,
length
main
watercourse,
shape
parameter
(catchment
elongation
coefficient,
slope,
width
basin)
individual
mountainous
rivers
in
Iran,
aforementioned
serving
as
exemplars.
practical
significance
results
lies
fact
such
detailed
have
been
obtained
first
time,
their
clarified
(burned
out
according
DEMs),
which
can
serve
basis
decision-making
processes
contribute
development
operational
environmental
monitoring
state
Language: Английский
Geospatial Modeling of Suitable Sites for Solar Power Plants Based on GIS and BWM: A Case Study of the City of Kraljevo, Serbia
Lecture notes in operations research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 129 - 142
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
GIS-based spatial modeling of landslide susceptibility using BWM-LSI: A case study – city of Smederevo (Serbia)
Open Geosciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
Landslides
and
slope
processes
constitute
one
of
the
most
frequent
natural
hazards
in
valleys
near
major
rivers
mountainous
regions.
The
surface
layer,
characterized
by
its
relatively
loose
composition,
is
prone
to
sliding
due
a
combination
distinct
human-related
factors.
Specific
sections
along
right
bank
Danube
River
Smederevo
city
exhibit
significant
susceptibility
landslide
activation,
often
leading
substantial
material
losses
posing
risk
local
population.
initial
step
provided
research
involves
analyzing
existing
literature
mapping
landslides
within
study
area.
analysis
covers
both
conditions
anthropogenic
activities.
second
includes
establishing
geospatial
database
Geographic
Information
System
generating
eight
thematic
maps.
In
third
step,
different
weight
coefficients
were
assigned
criteria,
which
facilitated
creation
Landslide
Susceptibility
Index
using
Best–Worst
Method.
Subsequently,
fourth
composite
map
illustrating
was
produced.
According
this
research,
about
4%
territory
Smederevo,
or
19.3
km
2
,
highly
very
susceptible
landslides.
These
localities
are
located
on
around
Ralja
River.
Receiver
operating
characteristic-area
under
curve
value
indicates
high
predictive
power
(approximately
1),
thus
suggesting
reliability
used
methodology.
This
visualization
areas
such
occurrences
empowers
policymakers
implement
more
effective
environmental
protection
measures
institute
sustainable
management
practices
for
agricultural
parcels
region.
Also,
represents
inaugural
integration
advanced
remote
sensing
techniques
interdisciplinary
investigations,
offering
deeper
insights
into
activity
area
yielding
comprehensive
results.
Language: Английский
Geosite assessment as the first step for the development of canyoning activities in North Montenegro
Open Geosciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Abstract
The
objective
of
the
study
is
to
investigate
current
state
canyons
in
northern
part
Montenegro,
their
potential
for
sustainable
development,
which
could
be
achieved
through
canyoning
as
an
attractive
tourist
attraction,
and
assess
area’s
geotourism
potential.
encompassed
this
research
are
Nevidio
Canyon,
Tara
Grlja
canyon
river
Ibar.
was
carried
out
using
modified
Geosite
Assessment
Model,
includes
tourists’
opinions
on
significance
indicators
assessment
process.
obtained
results
show
that
all
four
possess
significant
scientific,
educational,
aesthetic
values
development
tourism.
Since
surveyed
tourists
pointed
not
only
advantages
but
disadvantages
these
geosites,
findings
should
further
used
valorization
geoconservation
geosite
provide
a
more
favorable
deal
arrival
many
possible.
In
future,
investigated
geosites
improved
with
content
activities,
such
interpretive
boards
tourists,
expert
guides,
organized
visits,
infrastructure,
promotion.
Successful
activities
critical
areas
contribute
being
one
key
economically
beneficial
local
population
will
develop
communities
larger
number
domestic
foreign
tourists.
Language: Английский