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The Zarrineh Rud (Persian: زرینهرود, lit. 'golden river' Zarrineh-Rud, Zarriné-Rūd, Zarrinehrood) is a river in Kurdistan Province and West Azarbaijan Province, Iran. It is 302 km long, arising in the Zagros Mountains of Kurdistan Province south of Saqqez, where it is also known as the Jaghatu River (Jaghatu Chay).
Oct 18, 2021 · Zarrineh River is located in the northwest of Iran, providing more than 40% of the total inflow into the Lake Urmia that is one of the largest saltwater lakes on the earth. Lake Urmia is a highly endangered ecosystem on the brink of desiccation.
- Farhad Yazdandoost, Sogol Moradian
- 2021
Mar 6, 2023 · Zarrineh River (ZR) basin is the largest and most crucial sub-basin of the LU basin, providing more than 41% of the environmental flow into LU . Therefore, developing a dependable model to predict the ZR streamflow is of great significance in assessing changes in LU’s water level.
Abstract: Zarrineh River is located in the northwest of Iran, providing more than 40% of the total inflow into the Lake Urmia that is one of the largest saltwater lakes on the earth. Lake Urmia is a highly endangered ecosystem on the brink of desiccation. This paper studied the impacts of climate change on the streamflow of Zarrineh River.
- Farhad Yazdandoost, Sogol Moradian
- 2021
Jun 20, 2023 · Zarrineh River (ZR) is the main inflow of Lake Urmia and hence acts as a substantial surface water resource. Lake Urmia is considered the largest wetland in Iran, the largest lake in the Middle East, and the second-largest hypersaline lake in the world.
Oct 28, 2020 · In this study, the sustainability of the Zarrineh River basin, the largest sub-basin of the Lake Urmia basin, is investigated as an integrated system dynamics model under a range of climate change strategies.
Jun 3, 2024 · Zarrineh River is located in the northwest of Iran, providing more than 40% of the total inflow into the Lake Urmia that is one of the largest saltwater lakes on the earth. Lake Urmia is a highly endangered ecosystem on the brink of desiccation.
