Impact of Anthropogenic Transformation of Riverbeds on the Water Resources of Arid Regions (The Yesil and Nura Rivers Case, North Kazakhstan)

Akiyanova, Farida Zhianshinovna; Frolova, Natalia; Shaimerdenova, Altynay; Karakulov, Ergali Maratuly; Borisovich, Oleshko Anton; Kazakhstan, , Astana, ,; Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan

doi:10.32014/2019.2518-170x.171

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“…According to forecasts, due to the expected decrease in transboundary runoff, by 2030 there will be a further reduction in the republic's water resources to 87.1 km 3 , in dry years to less than 50.0 km 3 [20]. In works on the study of water resources in Northern Kazakhstan, the main focus is on the endorheic lakes of SNNP "Burabay" and the Yesil river system [24][25][26][27]. The geochemical, morphological and geochemical indicators of the remaining lakes and reservoirs have been studied very little.…”

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Assessment of Hydrometeorological Impacts of Climate Change on Water Bodies in Northern Kazakhstan

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Khussainov,

Kakabayev

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This article examines the impact of climate change on the hydrometeorological state of some lakes and reservoirs in the Akmola and North Kazakhstan regions. Time series with values of various climate parameters for the period 1986-2023 are used for the climate analysis; the reliability of the results was assessed using the Fisher criteria. Hydrometric indicators were studied using the ArcGIG program. Using GIS to spatially analyze water climate data, 8-channel satellite images from 1995 to 2023 were used. During the study, it was found that the area of the main lakes has undergone changes.

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