Investigating land use schema in Sana Dam Watershed in BushehrProvince
2013
Jafari, Ali | Nikkami, Davood | Esmail Abbasi | Tavakoli Rad, Fateme
Improper land use management has inverse impacts on available resources. To reduce these environmental and economic effects of soil erosion, there is a need for proper watershed plans. Land use optimization is of the solutions for achieving sustainable development and reducing the loose of resources. The main objective of this researchwas determining the optimal level of land use to increase the income of residents and reducing the effect of erosion in the Sana Dam Watershed. To apply an optimal pattern of land used for minimizing soil erosion and maximizing land income by amulti-objective programming model, optimal scenarios were chosenproportion to the shape of objective functions and constraints. For this purpose a linear programming model was used for three different scenarios ofa) present land use conditionsb) present land use condition with some applied land use management and c)standardland use conditionsaccording to principles and scientific criteria. The results showed that present land use is not in optimal level and should be changed. Also, results demonstrated that the amount of soil erosion could be decreased by 5.3, 31.7 and 43.4 percent and the amount ofnet income could be increased by47.73, 242.57 and 242.57 percent by land use optimization in present land use conditions, present land use condition with some applied land use management and standard land use conditions, respectively.
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