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Barometric Pressure Dry Bulb Wet Bulb

  • Summer
  • Winter

  • Dry Bulb
  • RH
  • RH

Altitude

City Name

[In Hg]

29.91 29.91 29.91 29.91 29.91 23.45 22.19 35.84
25.3

[°C]

114 116 115 113 110
94

  • [°C]
  • [%]
  • [°C]

37 41 39 39 39 19 4.5 12 10 24
27.5
28
2
15 34 25 29 4.5 17 8.5
22.5
5
10
-7.5
22 13 17 13
24.5
8-3 27
-1.5
16
20.5
10 17 24 10 17

[%]

35.5
85 35 35 85 68 74 76 85 81 84 88 87 67 85 85 88 72 75 74 79 70 79 78 74 70
73.3 71.3
82 86 85 74 88 76 65 85
88.5
63 76 75 73 70 74 74 80 70 74 84 70 84 87 84
7777
74.71 81.91 31.91 30.91 30.33 60.52
55.2
54.01 67.51 71.12 79.04 78.83 57.72 54.07 73.31 82.39 79.71 62.04
66
60.12 73.71 61.72 62.72 68.47 67.63 66.04 66.63 64.91 63.68
65
15.47 23.98 22.98 25.64
29
15.69 25.09 30.79 31.08 18.48 48.11 60.19 14.27 26.02
12.5
46.15 67.34 23.65 14.97 19.54 37.82 20.89 16.94 44.34 17.82
38.6
14.27 19.37 15.95 31.86 19.75 17.62 20.41 28.99 22.65 31.12 16.13 21.86 29.45 14.97 29.92 46.04 17.62 14.76 11.48 16.41 22.23 14.26 20.89 26.34 20.82 19.97
ABADAN ABADAN(1% 99%) ABADAN(1% 37.5%) ABADAN(2.5% 97.5%) ABADAN(5% 97.5%) ABADEH ABALI ABIEK AZAR SHAHR ARAN AZAD SHAHR ASTARA ASTANEH ASHTIYAN AGHAJARI AGHGHALEH AMOL AVAJ ABARKOH ABHAR
7
6580 3035 4000 4560 3100
423
79 34
91.5
106.5
96
30.5 90.5 90.5
115.2
101
89
89.5 103
89 95
91.5
96
26.71 29.46 29.99
23.7
-72
6300 5870
30 -33 250
24.09 29.82 29.95 29.65 23.59 24.95 24.84 28.02 23.47
24.2
25.55 25.38 22.78 25.42 22.79 24.89 25.45 23.86 24.27
24.7
6430 4940 5050 1800 6560 5750 4300 3950 7350 3400 6200 5000 4400 6130 5670 5200 3940 4870 4990 4380 3900 4200 3740 1800 4500 6130 5170 5250 5350 5800 5180 6500 5400
85
AHMADABAD AKHTEEHAN ARAK
85.5 102
86
103
37
ARDEBIL ARDESTAN ARDAKAN - FARS ARDEKAN ARDAL

  • 98
  • ARSANJAN

OROOMIEH AZNA ESTAHBAN ASADABAD ESFRAYAN ESFANDABAD OSKU ESLAMABAD GHARB ESLAMSHAHR ESHTHARD ASHKZAR ASHKANAN ASHNUYEH ESTAHBANAT ESFAHAN ESFAHAN (KHA.) ESFAHAN(D.S.) ESFAHAN(C.) ALASHTAR ALIGODARZ EMAMGHOLI OMIDIEH
87.5 39.5
97
60.2
63.84 63.08 68.12 69.27 68.51 62.72 68.12 71.12 66.47 79.83 73.91 63.64 62.28
61
63.24 69.71
62
61.72 65.71 79.12 68.23
93
25.89 25.01
24.9
93.5
100.5
93 95 99
97.5 103
108.5
91.5
97 97
98.5
97
102
37
91.5 92.5 115
100.5
25.47 25.93 25.65 26.09 28.02 25.36 33.36 24.73 24.56 24.57 24.15 24.72 23.52 24.52 29.82 26.52
38
13.5
27
19.5 12.5
19
19.5 17.5
54
32

  • 21.5
  • 3300
  • AMINABAD

3000 4985
490
4400
255
40
26.81
24.9
108.5
95
114
88
113.5 114.5 114.5
106 112
95
79.51 72.51 74.87 67.71 81.08
82
29.92 36.67 15.93
37.6
38 19 35 7.5 40 37
73 67 82 77 74 87 87 69 68 75 75 89 93 80 86 62 73 70 80 78 60 82 74 74 80 80 84 89 77 73 80 36 45 82 76 82 87 85 91 67
70.5
78 87 84 70 78 76 78 80 76 85 80 84 88 80 86
OSE EVIN ANDIMESEK AHAR AHRAM
29.39 25.45 29.64 29.87 29.87 27.07 27.95 25.15 25.84 29.93 29.99 24.72 25.52 26.86 22.69 26.56 24.84
29.5
25.4
25.66 14.33 28.27
18.3
AHVAZ

  • 40
  • 74.12

76.87 74.87 67.12 67.31 78.31 77.79 62.72 62.12 82.47 63.95 69.79 65.19 83.08 69.87 68.67 80.59 68.08 63.92 60.72 65.12 78.67 72.31 79.83 66.51 67.91 81.31 71.83 70.79 82.12 77.12 83.71 80.04 87.59 93.12 86.12 72.63 89.47 93.12 86.12 88.87 77.04 87.51 71.12 83.71 66.83 62.68 62.72 77.67 80.47
37
34.5
38 24 24
AHVAZ(Y.5) IZEH IRANSHAHR ILAM IVAN BABOL BABOLSAR BAJGIRAN BAKHTARAN BAGHMALEK BAFT
3740 1870 4720 4000
-10
25.4

  • 25.4
  • 95

90.5
89
58.66 61.04 31.77 13.45 43.76 25.37 17.93 23.13 36.71 24.44 27.74 25.39 18.61 20.22 19.62 55.12 78.67 46.65 29.92
24.1
15.21 27.01 36.39 14.93 33.24 59.05 43.71 58.64 63.96 52.71 56.48 49.04 54.03 52.71 56.48 56.82 21.55 30.05 29.45 43.71 26.56 18.98 20.41
20.1
28

  • -65
  • 30.5

7.5 14
36.5
17 24
5
44 19 9.5 40 24
13.5
7.5 11
28.5 -10.5
38
16.5
30 30
13.5
25
37.5
33
42.5
29
55.5
42
41.5
12
45.5
42
41.5
50 39 32 10
42.5
4.5
14.5 -1.5 34.5
28
5180 4335 2950 7450 3260 5050
390
4100 3510
700
3230 5180 7300 3150
160
5710 1800 4660 3480 1570 4220 1600
7
-79 16 -65 13 40 5.5
4270
33 65
7
33 16 13
4200
16
85
97.5 103 91.5 105
94
107.5
99.5
95
113
101.5
94.5 91.5
96
109.5
89.5
108.5
95
105 113
94
109
108.5
89
104 92.5
99
110.5 100.5
88.5
105.5 110.5 100.5 103.5
111
118.4
97.5 104 93.5
94
BAFGH BANEH BAHOKALAT BEJESTAN BOJNORD BORAZJAN BIRDSCAN BOROJERD BOROJEN BOZGHAN BOSTAN BOSTAN ABAD BASTAK BASTAM
25.74 26.31 29.17 26.58 24.72 22.82 25.66 29.74 24.24 28.02 25.21 26.34 28.15 25.63 28.23 29.91
30
BAM BAMPOR BONAB BENJAR BANDAR IMAMKHOMEINI BANDAR ANZALI BANDAR BUSHEHR BANDAR TORKAMAN BANDAR JASK BANDAR DEYYER BANDAR RIG BANDAR SHARAFKHANEH BANDAR ABBAS BANDAR KANGAN BANDAR GENAVEH BANDER LENGEH BANDAR MAHSHAHR BANDAR M.(TECHNIP) BOEIN ZAHRA BUSHEHR
29.9
29.99
29.9
29.87 29.91 25.58 29.88 29.85 29.91 29.88
29.9 29.9
25.65
29.9
25.49 24.06 24.15
28.8
4360 5900 5800 1050
50
BOKAN BOYAR AHMAD BAHAR BEHBAHAN BEHSHAHR
93
114

  • 92
  • 29.86
  • 61.26

3330 6130 4850 3980
145
26.49 23.86 25.03 25.86 29.76 25.82 25.93
29.9
104 90.5
98
100
95
80.51 61.08 61.72 66.39 78.27 71.31 70.43 87.51 83.08 65.43 77.31 64.87 66.51 65.83 63.88 64.39 74.27 70.23 63.24 75.23 61.48 62.08 74.39 81.08 61.04 73.47 68.23 72.51 66.39 71.31 70.43 74.23 70.31 74.23 69.08 63.48 74.87 65.67
67
38.14 20.23 12.36 17.81
48.1
17
3
16 18 23
80 73 75 74 82 80 80
100
78 81 45 80 80 79 86 79 85 76
86.5
83 75 79 90 74 69 74 84 67 74 80 80 85 66 85
76.5
74 79 77 74 77 77 74 74 74 74 74 90 66 80 67 76 76 69 81 70 79
BIYARJOMAND BIJAR BIRJAND PARCHEIN PARSABAD MOGHAN PARKE SHAHR PALAYESHGAH PETROCHEMICAL PALAN
4020 3800
13

  • 97
  • 30.55

22.3
22.5 17.5
32 44
23.5
10 20 9.5 11
101.5 118.4 107.5
101 91.5
95 89
95.5
87 92 96 98 96 96 96
92.5
87
113.5
94
100
100.5
95
100
97
101.5
96 98 96
98.5
91
99.5
94
100
94
93.5 102 102 100
98
104 102
98
96.5
99
105
99
30.05 36.71 15.18 54.11 21.57 33.06
21.9
27.28 23.75 38.69 26.41 15.87 40.36 14.32 19.81 55.92
25.4

  • 400
  • 29.49

26.03 27.88 24.47 25.09 25.69 29.75 25.38 24.97 26.83 25.43 26.13 24.78 23.77 29.99 29.64 23.91 25.93 25.52
24.9
3800 1935 5460 4790 4150
150
4480 4920 2980 4430 3700 5100 6230
-65
POL DOKHTAR POL SEFID POOLADSHAHR PIRANSHAHR TAKESTAN TALESH TABREZ TAJRESH TORBAT JAM TORBAT HEYDARIEH TORKAMAN
29
11.5 18.5 11.5 12.5
9.5 21
12.5
30 40
10.5
24
21.5
19
TAFT TAFRESH TONEKABON TANGESTAN TOYSERKAN TEHRAN
255
5070 3900 3300 4985 3980 4020 3800 5020 3930 5020 4040 5570 4430 5280 3900 4230 5050 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4200 3930 3700
16
16.2
30.44 19.97 36.67 17.81 30.55
22.9
TEHRAN (AMINABAD) TEHRAN (EVEN) TEHRAN(PARCHEN) TEHRAN(PARK SHAHR) TEHRAN(PALAYSHGAH) TEHRAN(TAJRISH) TEHRAN(TEHRAN SHAHR) TEHRAN(DEZASHEB) TEHRAN(DOSHAN TAPEH) TEHRAN(SAD ABAD) TEHRAN(ALMO SANAT) TEHRAN(LAVIZAN) TEHRAN(MEHRABAD) TEHRAN(NARMAK) TEHRAN(NAMAYSHGAH) TEHRAN(ASHRAE) TEHRAN(ASHRAE) TEHRAN(ASHRAE) TEHRAN(ASHRAE) TEHRAN(CIBSE) TEHRAN(SETEC) TEHRANSHAHR JAJARM
25.85 25.82 25.03 24.87
25.9
18
22.5 17.5 18.5
25
18.5 25.5
15
25.5
18 24
19.5 16.5
20 24 24 24 23 20 25
14.5 55.5
46 55
53.5
52
38.69 27.18 38.69 24.21 23.93 34.18 24.16 18.79 24.66 24.72 30.48 30.48 31.31 32.58 38.36 30.48 27.18 24.18 63.96 44.75 70.86 49.74 50.95
6.83
24.87
25.8
24.36 25.43 24.63 25.93 25.62 24.84 25.84 25.84 24.84 25.84 25.84 25.65
25.9
66.23 65.67 74.91 74.91 73.91 73.08 80.51 74.87 70.31 57.83 87.59 85.04
90
26.13
29.9
JASK
10 56
100 100
82
4035
29.91 29.86 29.81 29.81 29.83
25.8
JAZIREH KHARK JAZIREH SIERE JAZIREH GHASHM JAZIREH KISH JAZIREH LAVAN JOGHTAY
106 102 99.5
95
88.04 85.19 89.08 65.47
58.5

  • 19
  • 21.8

2360 3440 2250 1650
98
27.45 26.38 27.56 28.17 29.81 29.88 25.45 29.66 25.08 25.55 26.36 24.97 29.73 22.48 24.66 29.91 25.25 23.32 24.57 25.89 24.75 29.91 24.21 26.25 26.32 28.23 24.02 24.68 26.63 22.75 24.73 35.96 26.09 22.36 25.99 22.61 24.57 25.43 26.69 28.56 23.86 25.12 28.02 23.47 24.87 29.42 26.49 29.46 29.69 23.88 24.87 23.59 25.38 25.12
25.8
99.5
105.5
109 97.5 85.5 98.5 105
87
73.31 70.31 75.39 79.91 77.47 83.91 69.39 77.67 64.79 67.27 74.63 59.72 84.04 58.72
61
30.11 18.38 22.16 47.77 70.24 55.09 17.93 66.37
21
14.5
28 36
15.5
32
86 86 74
78.5
90 76 70 89 83 75 71 75 83 80 80 76 70 74 60 81 80 84 85 50 74 76 80 77 81 77 74 85 70 80 72 80 82 79 79 78 75 85 79 85 85 90 80 89 74 74 65 81 65 85 76 88
JOLFA JAHROM JIROFT CHAPASHLO CHALOS
33
4400
240
50 24 24
8
24 34
19.5 35.5
5
12.5
46 21 8.5 23
23.5
5
40.5
-5 -5 24
CHAHBAHAR CHOGHART CHAMESTAN CHENAREH CHOVAR HAJIABAD HOJATABAD HAMIDIEH HANNA KHATAMI KHARK KHASH KHODABANDEH KHARAMEH KHORAMABAD KHORRAMDARREH KHORAMSHAHR KHALKHAL FIROZKOH(KHALKHAL) KHALILABAD(KHORASAN) KHAMAK KHOMAIN KHOMEINISHAHR KHAF KHONSAR KHORESKAN KHOY
4800 4300 3950 4920
175
7700 5250
10
4620 6725 5350 3940 5150
10
5740 3575 3500 1600 5950 5230 3180 7380 5170 3870 3740 7840 3840 7540 5350 4430 3120 1280 6130 4760 1800 6560 5020
460
95

  • 95
  • 25.4

108.5
90.5 114 38.5 98.5 105
101.5
89
97.5
101.5
89.5
109.5
87
74.63 16.91 29.59 19.17 11.48 44.75 19.51 19.54 35.24 14.91 33.93 24.85 42.68 25.76 18.61 14.93 16.91 14.69 21.82 19.21 14.76 31.34 13.56
20.3
33.15
20.3
16.41 34.18
21.8
47.77 22.03
12.7
37.82 19.75 38.69 14.67 38.14 25.91 25.39 12.79 25.15 19.48
30
85.04 68.12 59.52 73.71 65.47 67.19 78.08 68.71 67.67
68
70.79 60.72 61.28 67.08 58.72 62.28 67.79 68.08 57.68 71.91 57.72 53.24 74.87 65.79
80
63.32 61.72 73.71 50.04 74.23 73.91 80.51 78.59 80.71 58.72
70
95
101.5
109
9
95.5
97
88.5
97
91.5
107.5
86 96 86 97
99.5
95
97.5 32.5
98 95
89.5
96
114 104
109.5
113 93.5 99.5
88
39.5
98
98.5
108.5
25
12.5 17.5
12 9.5
19.5
7.5 30 -5 18 -5 19
25.5
19
15.5
2
12.5 22.5
-3
18.5
34 17
28.5
40 7.5
11.5
4.5
11.5 12.5 25.5 31.5
DARAB DARAN DAMGHAN DAMANEH FREDAN DANESHGAH DANESHGAH ELM&SANAT DAVARZAN DARGAZ DARGAZINE DOROD DORODZAN DAREH TAKHT DEZASHIB DEZFOL
3330
426 213
6100 5020 6430 4590 4760 4040 2360
DASTGERD DASHTE AZADEGAN DASHTESTAN DASHTE MORGHAB DELIJAN DAMAVAND DOODERAK DOROD
59
70.12 61.72 69.08 68.04
12.7
24.21
11.9
DOUSHAN TAPEH

  • DOGONBADAN
  • 27.45

5250 7050 4920
40
24.66 23.04 24.97 29.87 22.73 29.99 29.83 29.35 23.86 29.95 25.45 24.94 26.63 29.04 29.38 26.34 33.51 28.27 25.36 28.87 24.68 24.49 24.36 24.51 29.77 26.56 26.66 27.56 22.86 26.22 28.02 24.47 24.42 25.84
23.7
98.5 91.5
94
110.5
91.5
85

  • 61
  • 11.48

19.62 20.79 52.71 25.37 66.69 20.82 27.95 22.03 59.61 31.86 28.06 21.82 49.55 60.49 19.97 56.06 14.94 12.74 54.11 13.47 14.65 21.57 26.32 56.21 29.62 16.62 22.16 38.65 21.07 37.82 40.36 30.97 18.41 14.27 30.93 19.59
23.4
12.5
7.5 12
80 80 76 70 73 92 87 83 75 89 86 72 81 76 86 84
71.5
76 68 45 80 69 80 80 85 66 79 48 67 77 79 83 70 80 87 74 71 86 80 60 74 77 80 71 74 70 74 83 83 78 81 45 70 89 57 76
DOLAT ABAD DAHAGHAN DEH SOMEEH DEYYER
61.04 63.99 93.12 53.95
76
42
7400
-59 75
525
6130
-33
4400 4950 3180
820
17
30.5
32
37.5
2
26.5
8
21 12 31
28.5 21.5
8
25
18.5
10 24
16.5
20
3
29 24
18.5
36 13 22
22.5
9.5 -2 17 21
25.5
12 14
5
23 15 22 -5 6
RABAR RAMSAR RAMSHIR RAMHORMOZ RAZAN RASHT REZAEIIH RAFSANJAN ROOD RODBAR RODSAR RAY RINEH ZABOL ZAHEDAN ZARDGOL ZARGHAN ZARAND KERMAN ZARRINSHAHR ZANJAN
115 114 92.5
89
87.5 98.5
97
92.5 89.5
100.5
82.5
109.5
100 91.5
98 98 95 91 93
102.5 100.5
109
88
103.5
95
79.12 82.91 63.32 77.31
65
70.91 67.08 76.63 78.04 68.12
73
-62
3475 6400 1560 4500
985
5230 5430 5575 5410
131
3260 3150 2250 7250 3600 1800 5450 5510 4000 6300 1800 3300
900
4950 5050 5570 3600 4920 5840 4560
82
71.12
63
77.47 62.04 62.72 64.83 64.67 79.59
75
SARI SAVEH
66.27 75.39 67.59 70.71 73.71 74.91 63.99 66.71 57.72 79.67 55.72 72.27 65.79 73.71 63.48 70.71 65.23 62.12 67.59 89.08 70.27 59.12 61.72 63.79 63.72 77.31
62.4
SABZEVAR SABZEVARAN SEPIDAN SEPIDDASHT SADDE DARYOSH SARSKAND SARAB SARAYAN SARBAND SARPOLZAHAB SARCHESHMEH KERMAN SARAKHS SARDASHT SARVSTAN SAADABAD SEFIDDASHT SAGHEZ SOLTANIEH SAMAS SALMAN LAVAN SEMNAN SAMIROM SONGHOR SANGSOORAKH SANANDAJ SAVADKOH SOOBASHI SOUSENGERD SIRJAN
96 87
100 90.5
107.5
34
102.5
91.5 97.5
91
28.02 21.97 28.96 24.94 24.84 24.36 26.22 24.97 24.12
25.3
29.83 26.12 22.16 24.36 24.36 25.03 27.88 23.35 29.88 24.25 29.86
27.65 35.24 23.93 21.07 23.13 22.72 37.28 66.83 22.05 22.19 15.47 22.01
15.5
103.5
94 90

  • 88
  • 6.5

58.5
23
10.5
3
12.5
7
10
99.5 102
87 96 93
98.5 91.5
87
109.5
96.5
99
3710 8070 5575 5580 4850 1935 6700
33
54.11 28.13 25.91 15.17 70.86
-2
78.71 62.04
90
28.5 19.5
55
5690

  • 56
  • SIRI

6300 4600
423

  • 23.7
  • 90.5

95 96
57.72 62.72 79.04 67.63 66.51 63.24 72.59 72.63 64.91 75.23 68.12 62.72 65.23 68.51 60.72 75.08 65.83 67.91 70.71 79.91 63.84 74.27 64.91 72.83 76.91 73.31 74.87 78.31 68.51 65.23 61.12 66.71 64.07 57.72 59.72
66
14.27 16.13 48.11 37.28
24.1
2
17
27.5
6.5
16.5
19
87
88.5
84 74 80 82 87 87 77 86 84 79 75 74 80 85 74 79 71 84 86 74 89 63 82 86 79 76 74 75 85 80 67 80 82 77 77 84 50 82 63 90 58 84 33 84 55 69 78 86 69 79 78 84 74 82
SHAZAND
25.27 29.46 25.43 25.33 24.57 25.27 25.58 23.79 29.76 26.34 23.99
23.3
SHAHABAD GHARB SHAHPASAND SHAHPOR
4430 4530 5350 4600 4270 6200
141
3475 5985 6755 4360 5050
985
88 95 97
88.5 88.5
97
114.5 100.5
94 95 97
99.5
87 94 96 95
91.5
87
112
95
97.5 90.5 99.5 99.5
96 97 95 94
100 90.5
86 87
103
96
91.5
95
100.5
90.5 91.5
94
SHAHROD
16.41 49.04 49.04 19.87 15.82 19.97 19.25 22.96 25.25 10.11 58.45
23.6
25.44 32.45 61.02 27.28 17.64 20.27 32.52
56.2
30.11 34.18 46.29 25.25 22.96
16.3
18.41 26.02
20.3
SHAHINSHAHR SHABASTAR SHARAFKHANEH SHALAMZAR SHOUSHTAR SHAHRE REY SHAHREZA SHAHRE KORD SHAHRIYAR SHERAZ SHIRGAH SHIRVAN SHIRVAN BROUJERD SAHNEH SOMEAH SARA TALESH TABASS TORGHABEH TOOSE AJABSHIR ALAMDAR ELM&SANAT ALIABAD ALISHAHAVAZ FARSAN FAMENIN FERDOS
12 12 13 36
21.5
21 6.5 20 24 25 2.5
12.5 24.5
30 29 28
6
11
22.5 14.5 25.5
31
25.49 24.84 28.87 26.03
25.3
3800 4565 4430
-13
25.43 29.93 29.57 27.65 36.63 26.41 25.59 27.51 25.43 29.42 25.49 23.36 23.37 25.79 24.09 22.65 25.28 25.33 24.57 29.93 26.25 25.58
23.7
29.77 25.15 25.45 23.77 25.62 25.62 29.81 28.87 26.61 26.77 23.99 26.71 25.85 23.32 27.22
325
2165 3180 3410 4260 2300 4430
460
4360 6690 6000 4050 5870 7500 4590 4535 5345
-10
3575 4270 6300
131
4720 4400 5230 4230 4230
100
20 6.5 -1.5
17 15
-0.5
9
29
19.5
30 0.5 27
-7.5 27.5
12 11
3
11.5 -2.2 53.5
30 28 24 21
24.5
4
FARMAHIN FARIDAN FARIMAN FASSA FELAVERJAN FOOMAN
21.46
14.7
18.13 61.02 25.76
26.9
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    BIHAREAN BIOLOGIST 7 (2): pp.90-93 ©Biharean Biologist, Oradea, Romania, 2013 Article No.: 131116 http://biozoojournals.3x.ro/bihbiol/index.html A contribution to the knowledge of the pteromalid wasps (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea: Pteromalidae) of Kurdistan Province, Western Iran including new records Kolsoum DEHDAR and Seyed Massoud MADJDZADEH* Department of Biology, Shahid Bahonar University of Kerman, Po.Box 76175-14111. Kerman, Iran. Emails: [email protected], [email protected], *Corresponding author, S.M. Madjdzadeh, Email: [email protected] Received: 26. March 2013 / Accepted: 11. November 2013 / Available online: 15. November 2013 / Printed: December 2013 Abstract. In the present paper a preliminary study of the pteromalid fauna (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea: Pteromalidae) in Kurdistan Province, Western Iran is provided. The specimens were collected using sweeping nets and Malaise traps during 2009- 2010. Nine species belonging to 9 genera and to the following subfamilies are identified: Asaphinae (1 species), Miscogasterinae (1 species), Ormocerinae (1 species) and Pteromalinae (6 species). Two species, Callitula bicolor Spinola, 1811 and Stenoselma nigrum Delucchi, 1956 are recorded for the first time from Iran. Short taxonomic comments for each species are briefly mentioned. Key words: Hymenoptera, Pteromalidae, parasitoids, Western Iran, distribution, new records. Introduction Materials and Methods Pteromalidae is the largest family in the Chalcidoidea mem- The study area is located on the western margin of the Iranian Pla- teau between 34°44' to 36°30' N and 45°31' to 48°16' E. The region is bers of which are distributed in all the zoogeographical re- bordered in the north by Western Azerbaijan Province, from the gions of the world (Noyes 2012).
  • The Analysis of Changes in Urban Hierarchy of Isfahan Province in the Fifty-Year Period (1956-2006)

    The Analysis of Changes in Urban Hierarchy of Isfahan Province in the Fifty-Year Period (1956-2006)

    International Journal of Social Science & Human Behavior Study– IJSSHBS Volume 3 : Issue 1 [ISSN 2374-1627] Publication Date: 18 April, 2016 The analysis of changes in urban hierarchy of Isfahan province in the fifty-year period (1956-2006) Hamidreza Joudaki, 1 Department of Geography and Urban planning, Islamic Azad University, Islamshahr branch,Tehran, Iran Abstract alive under the influence of inner development and The appearance of city and urbanism is one of the traditional relationship between city and village. Then, important processes which have affected social because of changing and continuing in inner regional communities .Being industrialized urbanism developed development and outer one which starts by promoting of along with each other in the history.In addition, they have changes in urbanism, and urbanization in the period of had simple relationship for more than six thousand years, Gajar government ( Beykmohammadi . et al , 2009 p:190). that is , from the appearance of the first cities . In 18th Research method century by coming out of industrial capitalism, progressive It is applied –developed research. The method which is development took place in urbanism in the world. used here is quantitative- analytical. The statistical In Iran, the city of each region made its decision by itself community is cites of Isfahan Province. Here, we are going and the capital of region (downtown) was the only central to survey the urban hierarchy and also urban network of part and also the regional city without any hierarchy, Isfahan during the fifty – year period.( 1956-2006). controlled its realm. However, this method of ruling during The data has been gathered from the Iran Statistical Site these three decays, because of changing in political, social and also libraries, and statistical centers.
  • Razavi Khorasan

    Razavi Khorasan

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  • Investigation of Socio-Economic Consequences of Soil Dam Through Focusing on Inhabitants Satisfaction: Case Study Village of Kamiz Sabzevar

    Investigation of Socio-Economic Consequences of Soil Dam Through Focusing on Inhabitants Satisfaction: Case Study Village of Kamiz Sabzevar

    Arid Regions Geography Studies; Volume 7; Number 27; Spring 2017 Investigation of Socio-economic Consequences of Soil Dam through Focusing on Inhabitants Satisfaction: Case Study Village of Kamiz Sabzevar Alireza Hamidian* Assistant Professor of Geography and Rural planning, Hakim Sabzevari University, Iran. Esmail Nasrabadi Ph.D. of climatology, Farhangian University, Allameh Tabatabaei Pardis of Sabzevar, Iran. Hossein Ghoddrati Assistant Professor of Sociology, Hakim Sabzevari University, Iran. Extended Abstract Introduction Regarding the climate of Iran, from past ages, extensive efforts have been made to curb surface waters through the establishment of strap and digging of the canals. In recent years, Iran has become one of the major producer countries of dam in the world. Surface water containment is carried out by constructing dams of varying sizes from large to medium and small, and sometimes even with a small earth dam, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Small soil dams (earth-bounded water), which are the subject of this research, are of great importance for adaptation to the wide variety of topography in Iran, climate conditions and the occurrence of small and numerous floods in different areas. The construction of these dams can help to reduce the potential losses of flooding and increase the income of villagers, in addition to increasing the amount of water crops, to the proper distribution of the population and the realization of social justice. Materials and Methods The study area is a rural village in the village of Kahe, Davarzan district of Sabzevar; this village has a pecking position in the range of Joghatai highlands with a semi-temperate climate with rainfall of about 155 mm, and its seasonal rivers are adjacent to it goes on.