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A scenario-based climate change environmental impacts on the food security modelling

Haneen Ali Jasim Al Masrawi(University of Tabriz)0009-0003-7091-983X
Bakhtiar Feizizadeh(Humboldt Univerity of Berlin)0000-0002-2664-6252
Amin Naboureh(Chinese Academy of Sciences)0000-0000-3121-4235
Sadra Karimzadeh(University of Tabriz)0000-0000-0000-2564
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2026-06-28
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Since the climate change is also a global issues, from the methological perspective the outcome of this study can be optimized and appalide for any other study area as stat of art and progressive research in domain of GISceince.

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Climate change has turned as on eof the most critical global environmental challenges. Food security is a key sector for intervention which is highly vulnerable to climate change. In recent years, frequent climate change has threatened the food security in East Azerbaijan Province, Iran. The current reserach aims to evaluate the impact of climate changes indicators and in particularly drought on the food security in East Azerbaijan province (EAP)of Iran from 2000 to 2024. For this goal, relevant criteria of food security assessment were considered as base of the GIS based spatial analysis approach for producing a Food Security Risk Map (FSRM). In the next step, the spatial correlation between results of GIS based FSM and Climate Change Factors(CCF) were computed by applying integrated spatiotemporal and geostatistical approaches. Based on the results, the FSRM map in 2000 indicated that 18% of the province areas were in high and very high secure zones which has increased to the reik of 26% in the year of 2024. Results of this investigation indicated that the food security in EPA still may not reached up the critical level of climate change impacts but it is expacted the tanginable impacts become more obviouse in next decadeds when the Urmia lake drought being taken into account. The result of spatial correlation within the FSRM and CCF illustrated that, precipitation has significant role in the food security of the study area and any increase in precipitation may decress the food security issue in EAP. While, the inverse relationship figured out between the secure zones and temperature. The results of the present research are of great importance to decision makers and stakholdres and, in particular, to government departments such as the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of Water Resource Management, and the Ministry of Natural Resources for East Azerbaijan for the task of sustanble dvelopente, crop modification and crices mangment in the EAP. Since the climate change is also a global issues, from the methological perspective the outcome of this study can be optimized and appalide for any other study area as stat of art and progressive research in domain of GISceince.

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Masrawi, H. A. J. A., Feizizadeh, B., Naboureh, A., Karimzadeh, S. (2026). A scenario-based climate change environmental impacts on the food security modelling. International Journal of Engineering and Geosciences, Volume: 11 Issue: 3. https://doi.org/10.26833/ijeg.1815910

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