The Effect of High-Water Salinity Concentrations on the Agricultural Reality in Samarra District

Authors

  • Dr. Suhaila Najem Al Ibrahimi Author

Keywords:

Samarra, Soil, Water Salinity, River, Well, Agricultural, Groundwater, Grains, Vegetables

Abstract

The research (the effect of high concentrations of water salinity on the agricultural reality in Samarra 
district) aims to clarify the effect of salts and water quality on the diversity of agricultural investment In the 
region, whether it is Superficial or Subterranean water, as well as clarifying the role of the Tigris river stream 
in financing irrigation projects in the region with the necessary water to cover its need, The modern 
technology (GIS) has mainly been relied upon to clarify the reality of the region to benefit  from the results 
of the laboratory analyzes and various maps in the analysis and building samples. The study reached 
several results, the most important ones are: The importance of using modern technologies in hydrological 
studies in analyzing and converting raw spatial data into a digital database in the process of analysis and 
building various models. The variation in the distribution of Subterranean water from one region to another 
in terms of numerical distribution affected by climate on the one hand and natural and human factors 
on the other hand. The distribution of the variation in the salinity of Subterranean and Superficial water 
and its effect on the diversity in the quality of agricultural crops, which is the main economic axis for the 
region’s population. Classifying agricultural crops and determining their areas and the possibility of 
expanding them through concern for determining the quality of the crop and the appropriateness rate 
of salts in the water used for irrigation, whether superficial or Subterranean water.

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Published

2021-04-12

How to Cite

The Effect of High-Water Salinity Concentrations on the Agricultural Reality in Samarra District . (2021). Review of International Geographical Education Online, 11(3), 1069-1088. https://rigeo.org/index.php/rigeo/article/view/277