

Building Detection from Aerial Imagery Using Inception ResNet U-Net and U-Net ArchitecturesKEY WORDS: Large-scale monitoring, Building detection, Image segmentation, Residual blocks, Skip connection
Indigenous Knowledge for Managing and Controlling Gullies Towards Ecosystem Sustainability: A Case Study of the Awraki Region, Chabahar CountyKEY WORDS: Indigenous knowledge, gully, sustainability, ecosystem, Awraki, Chabahar
Investigation of Population Trends in Villages Affected by Gully Erosion: A Case Study of the Awraki Region, Chabahar CountyKEY WORDS: demographic changes, erosion, gully, Awraki, Chabahar
Flood risk assessment in river's floodplain by Using two-dimensional hydraulic modelKEY WORDS: Flood risk assessment, hydraulic model, vulnerability, reliability, recoverability
Comparative Study of the Capabilities of Photogrammetry Tools in Processing Archived Aerial ImagesKEY WORDS: Photogrammetry, Orthophoto, Orthomosaic, Archived Aerial Images, Triangulation
Investigation and Implementation of Stabilizing Loose Sand with Clay Mulch AbstractKEY WORDS: Loose sand, stabilization, clay mulch, liquefaction, quicksand
Evaluation of Support Vector Machine (SVM) and Neural Network Models for Predicting Inflow to Golestan DamKEY WORDS: Inflow, Support Vector Machine (SVM), Neural Network, Golestan Dam
Investigation and Implementation of Stabilizing Loose Sand with Clay MulchKEY WORDS: Loose sand, stabilization, clay mulch, liquefaction, quicksand
Numerical Modeling of Sediment Transport Using RAS-HEC Software and SIAM Numerical Model: A Case Study of the Kabootar Khan River, Kerman ProvinceKEY WORDS: RAS-HEC, modeling, SIAM, Rafsanjan, sediment transport
Feasibility Study of Using Satellite Imagery for Riverbed Boundary Determination: A Case Study of the Gabric RiverKEY WORDS: Riverbed boundary, satellite imagery, flood management, Landsat 5
Explanation of the Conceptual Framework for Tourism Activities Along RiverbanksKEY WORDS: Tourism, river restoration, river tourism, supply and demand in river tourism
Determining Suitable Areas for Flood Spreading Using the Analytic Hierarchy Process in the Urban Watershed of BamKEY WORDS: Bam City, flood spreading, location criteria, weighting, Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP)