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جهانبخش, سعید, زینالی, بتول, اصغری, صیاد. تحلیل و پهنه بندی فراوانی توفان های گرد و غباری ایران با استفاده از خوشه بندی فازی (FCM). دوفصلنامه علمی ـ پژوهشی پژوهش های بوم شناسی شهری, 1393; 5(10): 85-98.
تحلیل و پهنه بندی فراوانی توفان های گرد و غباری ایران با استفاده از خوشه بندی فازی (FCM)
تاریخ دریافت: 09 تیر 1394،
تاریخ پذیرش: 09 تیر 1394
چکیده
با توجه به اینکه گرد و غبار یکی از پدیده های جوی است که آثار و پیامد های زیست محیطی نامطلوبی نظیر تهدید سلامت عمومی، کاهش تولید و بهره وری اقتصادی، نارضایتی ساکنین و در نهایت مهاجرت اجباری در مناطق شهری و روستایی بر جای می گذارد، بنابراین هدف این بررسی، ناحیه بندی ایران از نظر فراوانی گرد و غبار های شدید و تعیین نواحی، استان ها و شهر های بحرانی کشور برای برنامه ریزی های ملی و بین المللی می باشد. بدین منظور از داده های ساعتی گرد و غبار، میانگین و حداکثر سالانه سرعت باد و تصاویر ماهواره ای مودیس استفاده گردید. روش بکار رفته در این تحقیق، خوشه بندی فازی(FCM) می باشد که برای تحلیل فراوانی ناحیه ای به طور وسیع استفاده میشود. در این تحقیق، ایران از نظر فراوانی توفان های گرد و غباری به پنج ناحیه طبقه بندی شد که به علت وسیع بودن ناحیه پنج این ناحیه مجدداً به سه ناحیه تفکیک شد. هسته بیشینه توفان ها، ایستگاه زابل (خوشه 1)، آبادان، کنارک، اهواز و زاهدان (خوشه 2)، دزفول، بندر ماهشهر، بستان، مسجد سلیمان، بوشهر، خاش، ایرانشهر (خوشه 3) و هسته کمینه توفان ها (خوشه 5-3) شامل شهرستان های شمالی، شمالغرب ایران، ارتفاعات بلند زاگرس و شمالغرب خراسان شمالی می باشد. با توجه به نتایج حاصل از خوشه بندی، استان های خوزستان و سیستان و بلوچستان جزو پهنه های با توفان های گرد و غباری زیاد، بسیار زیاد و بحرانی قرار گرفت که نیازمند برنامه ریزی های ملی و بین المللی جدی می باشند.
Dust is one of the atmospheric phenomena that it leaves undesirable environmental effects and consequences such as threat to public health, decline of economic production, resident dissatisfaction and finally forced migration in urban and rural areas. Therefore, the purpose of this review is classification of Iran in terms of frequency of dust storms and determining of critical regions, provinces and cities for national and international planning. For this purpose was used dust hourly data, annual average and maximum data of wind velocity and MODIS images. FCM is used method in this research that is using for regional frequency extremely. According to results, Iran classified in 5 clusters. Cluster5 reclassified to 3 clusters because of its wide range. Maximum cores of dust storms are Zabol station (cluster 1), Abadan, Kenarak, Ahvaz and Zahedan (cluster 2), Dezfol, Bandar Mahshahr, Bostan, Masjed Soleyman, Bushehr, Khash, Iranshahr(cluster 3) and Minimum core of storm (cluster 5-3) is consisting of The North, North-West Iran, the Zagros elevations and North West of Northern Khorasan. According to the results of clustering, Khuzestan and Sistan va Baluchistan provinces are in zoning large, very large and critical dust storms that are required of national and international planning.
کلیدواژه‌ها [English]
dust storms, Iran, Fuzzy Clustering (FCM), local and international dust storm, ecological damages and environmental instability
مراجع
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