Floods are one of the largest and most common forms of natural hazards, and identifying
areas prone to floods is one of the basic measures in natural resource management and …

Abstract Introduction and Objective: The severity and frequency of floods, depends on
watershed characteristics, including shape, slope, drainage density and terrain parameters …

Extended Abstract Introduction Dust, or fine dust, refers to very small and light particles of
silt, clay, or sand that are transported by the wind over long distances due to wind erosion …

Results: According to the flood potential map, flood susceptibility of Khiavachai watershed
was shown as five classes with very high, high, medium, low and very low levels. The results …

Research article Identifying flood areas is a key step in flood risk management. Flood risk
zoning serves a quantitative measurement of flood risk in providing appropriate flood alerts …