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Mahmood Zadeh H, Emami Kia V, Rasooli A A. Micro Zonation of Flood Risk in Tabriz Suburb with using Analytical Hierarchy Process. GeoRes 2015; 30 (1) :167-180
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1- Department Of Geography and Urban Planning, Tabriz University,Tabriz,Iran
2- Department Of Geomorphology,Tabriz University,Tabriz,Iran
3- Department Of Climatology, Tabriz University,Tabriz,Iran
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Flood risk zonation is necessary to Control and predict the amplitude of flood damage.The purpose of this research is to evaluate the rate of flood risk vulnerability and the flood damage assessment in Tabriz. Specific variables of this study are land use , population density , river beds , slope classes residential density , CN coefficient , runoff coefficient , open spaces and old buildings.Methodologically speaking , having determined the necessary layers , the weight of each layer was obtained based on the importance of layer in flood occurrence . After weight determination phase of the research, layers were compared with each other in two–by–two basis by the Expert–choice software, then the resulted matrices of these comparisons were analyzed by Idrisi software and final coefficients for layers were calculated. Finally, by applying these coefficients through Raster Calculation menu to Arc Gis software,
the map of flood risk microzonation of Tabriz suburb was prepared. The critical zones vulnerable to flood and inundation were determined. Over, the possible flood loss was estimated by developing the flood damage map. Thus,flood critical zones of urban texture and inundation were prepared and the flood loss was determined by producing the map of flood damage evaluation. the flood risk microzonation map reveals that about 3/34% of study zone is located in the class of very high flood risk , 15/87% in high flood risk class, 70/84% in medium flood risk class and 9/95 percent is in the low flood risk class. Moreover, there was a compatibility of 85% between the classes of flood damage evaluation map and those of flood risk map.
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