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Dr Eisa Hajiradkouchak, Dr Behzad Rahnama, Dr Hasan Nasrollahzadeh, Mr Ali Shahbazi, Mr Reza Raeiji, Mr Kazem Babaei,
Volume 18, Issue 3 (12-2024)
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Many researchers believe that providing safe water, sanitary disposal and optimal management are the three axes of health, and in all these cases, while paying attention to the process of doing work, continuous control should also be done. This study was designed and implemented with the aim of seasonally investigating the physicochemical and microbial water quality of Qarasu River in Golestan province using the IRWQIsc index. 6 sampling stations were identified for Qarasu River and sampling was done once every month in four seasons of 1400. The measured parameters include pH, BOD, COD, dissolved oxygen (DO), electrical conductivity (EC), ammonium (NH4), nitrate (NO3), phosphate (PO4), total hardness (TH), turbidity and total suspended solids. It was a stool form. According to the measured parameters, Iran's surface water quality index IRWQISC was calculated. The results of the study based on the index showed that the quality of this index for all stations in all seasons was between 70.5 and 14.7 and according to the IRWQISC index, it was in five good categories (70-1.85), relatively good. (55-1/70), relatively bad (30-44-9), bad (15-29-9) and very bad (less than 15). The influencing parameters were total suspended solids, turbidity, nitrate, temperature and fecal coliform. It can be concluded that the amount of 70.5 with good quality is related to (Tuskestan village) in winter and the amount of 7.14 with very bad quality is related to (Pol Qara Tepe) in summer that the quality of the river water in The Gorgan to Aqqla road bridge station (Qorban Abad) is in bad condition in all seasons due to the entry of urban and industrial pollutants into this station, and Tuskestan village station has good and relatively good quality in most seasons because Tuskestan is in It is located in high altitudeand the entrance of clean running water  into thisarea is more and it is far from industrial and urban pollutants.

Mr. Ehsan Pegah, Mr. Behrang Feiz Aghaei,
Volume 18, Issue 3 (12-2024)
Abstract

Random noise reduction has always been one of the most important issues in seismic data processing. This study investigates one of the most effective random noise reduction methods, the 2D multi-stage median filter. This filter is applied to seismic data by applying a series of 1D median filters in different directions and then selecting the output value corresponding to the center of the 2D window. By applying a 2D multi-stage median filter to both synthetic and real data, it is shown that the filter can effectively attenuate random spike-like noise in both pre-stack and post-stack data. Similarly, based on spectral analysis, it is shown that this filter does a good job of reducing the level of high frequency random noise in both synthetic and real data. In this study, a 2D median filter is applied to synthetic data containing random noise with a density of 10%. Since increasing the filter length can damage useful signals in addition to attenuating random noise, it is important to specify an appropriate filter length. For synthetic data, the error ratio plot shows that a filter length of 9 points is appropriate for the first stage. In the second stage, a 2D median filter with a length of 7 points was applied to the output of the first stage filter. The effect of this filter on random noise suppression can then be observed by spectral analysis. In addition, median filters of 7 points and 5 points were applied to the pre-stack and post-stack real data, respectively. The effect and efficiency of this filter is assessed by examining the resulting difference plots, sections and spectral analysis.


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