Location of water extraction systems from humidity using AHP / Fuzzy in Sistan and Baluchestan province

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1 Mohaghegh Ardabili University- Ardabil- Iran

2 Departemen of physical geography university of Mohaghegh Ardabili

Abstract

Societal needs elicit focus to new water sources including water extraction and developing adaptation to indigenous, climatic, economic and social conditions. The initial step in developing water extraction from humidity was determining optimal extraction areas with appropriate conditions. For this purpose, humidity and temperature criteria were collected utilizing satellite imagery which included soil type, surface wind speed, and 50 cm deep soil temperature data. Subsequently, criterion was mapped out based upon the role and importance of each factor obtained using hierarchical analysis in a GIS v10.2 environment. Employing linear phase functions, the information layer was phased and layers were subsequently combined using the 0.9 gamma phases function. Resultant findings of water extraction from humidity utilizing a condensing system revealed ~13.1 percent of Sistan and Baluchestan southern provinces (along Makran and Chabahar coasts), and its western Deligan region laid in very appropriate and appropriate areas. Conversely, about 83.9 percent of northern and eastern province areas were determined to lay in inappropriate extraction areas.

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Water and Soil Science
Volume 32, Issue 2
January 2022
Pages 81-96

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