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Reconstruction of Quaternary Paleo Lake Levels of Urmia by Studying Lake Terraces Sources of Dust Storms in South West Iran Using Satellite Images and Weather Maps

Mojtaba Yamani, Ebrahim Moghimi, Mansour Beiglu, Alireza Milani, Somayeh Naserpour, Bohloul Alijani, Parviz Zeaiean
2015 Physical Geography Research Quarterly   unpublished

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Extanded Abstract elevation) in West Golmankhaneh Peninsula is dated by Sabouri (2010) to be resulted about 46,000 years before present. The elevation of the terrace after the gathering and corrections of errors by GPS dual frequency was 1336.6 meter. At that time, the islands of Minadoab, Malekan, Bonab, Azar Shahr, Naghadeh and Mahabad Cities were buried under Urmia lake water. The lake water also reached near the Urmia city. The highest terrace is located near Tsuj (Ts-2) City in Northwest
more » ... rt of the lake parallel to Damirchi DM-1 in Northwest part of Malekan with elevation 1366 meters. The extent of the lake at that time was about 13900 km and the water reached to Tabriz city.
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Mojtaba Yamani, Ebrahim Moghimi, Mansour Beiglu, Alireza Milani, Somayeh Naserpour, Bohloul Alijani, Parviz Zeaiean. "Reconstruction of Quaternary Paleo Lake Levels of Urmia by Studying Lake Terraces Sources of Dust Storms in South West Iran Using Satellite Images and Weather Maps." Physical Geography Research Quarterly (2015)