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  1 - Introducing and assessing the geotourism capabilities of Bahmaei city by comparing models Pereira and Reynard
  hamid babolimoakhar saeid negahban
  20.1001.1.20085656.1401.15.57.3.9
  In the present study, the geotourist attractions of the Bahmaei city were introduced by emphasizing the evaluation of the capabilities of six geosites by comparing the two methods of Pereira and Reynard, and thus the geotouristic value and position of each geosite was d More

  In the present study, the geotourist attractions of the Bahmaei city were introduced by emphasizing the evaluation of the capabilities of six geosites by comparing the two methods of Pereira and Reynard, and thus the geotouristic value and position of each geosite was determined. The results of evaluation and scoring of the indicators in the models showed that based on Pereira model and from the point of view of geomorphological grade and in both scientific and visual values, Tang-e-Sarvak with a score of 4.49 and 3.85, respectively, and Lake Boram Alvan with scores, respectively. 3.96 and 2.91 have the most attraction. Also, in terms of management quality of Pereira model and in conservation and user values, Tang Sarvak with 67.5 and 94.05 points, respectively, and Boram Alvan with 66.66 and 85.83 points, respectively, have the highest points.On the other hand, the results of evaluation of geosites in the region based on Reynard model show that based on the scientific value of Tang Sarvak and Lake Boram Alvan with a score of 3.5 and 3.44, respectively, and Based on the added value, Tang-e-Sarvak and Tang-e-Maghar, with a score of 6.66 and 6.06, respectively, have the greatest potential for the development of geotourism. Finally, based on the results of the evaluation of the combined value of Tang-e-Sarvak and Brom-alwan, they have more values with a score of 3.55 and 2.98, respectively. Manuscript profile
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  2 - The relationship between morphometric parameters and land use in Sardab and Bidsobhan watershed- Fars Province
  Saeid Negahban Marzieh Makram
  20.1001.1.20085656.1395.9.33.4.0
  Watershed morphometric features a huge impact on its land use, so that in addition to being somewhat rugged topography and steep river basin are defining characteristics of microclimate, based on land use type, vegetation and soil are also effective. This research is ai More

  Watershed morphometric features a huge impact on its land use, so that in addition to being somewhat rugged topography and steep river basin are defining characteristics of microclimate, based on land use type, vegetation and soil are also effective. This research is aimed to investigate the relationship between land use features and morphometric parameters in Sardab and Bidsobhan watershed in the northeastern of Fars province's. Morphometric parameters such as slope, elevation, landform and vegetation index NDVI were examined in the study area. Landsat 8 satellite imagery, Landsat ETM (2015) was used to extract the vegetation index NDVI. As well as to determine the Elevation, landforms and slope of the digital elevation model (DEM) was used ASTER. After mapping the slope and elevation and landforms of the area using topographic position indicator (TPI), Each of the morphometric parameters and units relationship between land use in the study. The results showed that most of the working pile and seeding, the medium-term grazing and agriculture in Class 1, Class 10 and 9 respectively in the protected area and garden is located. While the lowest seed landforms units and protected area in Class 6, Class 2 Units pile of work and medium-term grazing and agricultural and garden plants, respectively located in Grades 4 and 9. The maximum amount of dip in units Protection Zone (45/24) and the lowest in a pile of work and seeding (375/0) . The results showed that the maximum amount of DEM per enclosure medium term (3853 m) and the lowest in a pile of work and seeding (2539 m). The maximum and minimum NDVI values at a pile of work of the unit that represents the vegetation in the study area. Manuscript profile
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  3 - Survey Nontectonic and Erosion in Kor – Chamriz Watershed by use Quantitative Models
  Saeed Negahban Azame Hidari
  20.1001.1.20085656.1394.8.29.6.7
  soil erosion is one of the most important factors that a large part of the territory of the country annual threat and reduce the quality of agricultural land and destroys the same addressing the problem of soil erosion and management strategies for prevention and weakne More

  soil erosion is one of the most important factors that a large part of the territory of the country annual threat and reduce the quality of agricultural land and destroys the same addressing the problem of soil erosion and management strategies for prevention and weakness of the negative effects it is important, Also in area where  neo tectonic movements caused by tectonic activity in the area and shape responses to these impacts will occur and continue drainage area in a regional tectonic model net work waters effect drainage patterns and drainage net work and is heavily influenced this study attempts to investigate these dement delivery and activities in neo tectonics in Koor - chamriz basin its  north western Fars province. The investigation method in this study was based on applicable goal and related to descriptive- analytic method and approach. The results show that the development of geological formations susceptible Vf (1/33 and 1/42) and Bs (2/02) in the drainage system and causes erosion and sedimentation in the basin. The results of morphometric data of the drainage system, geometry, with some indicators to evaluate the susceptibility to erosion groove area and empirical formulas for estimating the extent and severity of damage and sediment deposition in the region. Erosive average annual rainfall in the basin, 502/6383 ha estimated and indicated that soil erosion. 16.6average acidity of soil in the basin is for ideal for growing plant Manuscript profile