Investigating the Water Potential and the Relevant Hydrologic Details of the Existing Reservoirs of North Cyprus
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This study covers 16 irrigation purposed reservoirs of TRNC. The relevant catchment geomorphologic properties, the Φ index, utilized water volumes, monthly evaporation coefficients, and mean annual sedimentation accumulation rates of these reservoirs were determined. It is found that, between the years 2005 to 2022, from the total active storage volume of 13.756 million cubic meters (MCM) of the studied reservoirs, the estimated total of 2.505 MCM is lost through evaporation, nearly 4.277 MCM was utilized for irrigation and 5.270 MCM volume being the annual average inflow into these reservoirs. Due to the sediment accumulation causes decrease in active volumes so, relevant surface area-storage capacity relationships for each reservoir at various sedimentation volumes were generated. Furthermore, the efficiency of all the reservoirs was approximated to be 31% based on the total utilized volume.
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Mehmet Barış Keleş
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Mehmet Barış Keleş (Master Thesis). Investigating the Water Potential and the Relevant Hydrologic Details of the Existing Reservoirs of North Cyprus, 2023, Eastern Mediterranean University, Department of Civil Engineering.
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