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Geographic Information System in Water Resources CEE6440 Fall Semester 2011 Estimation of Crop Water Requirements in Gaza Strip, Palestine - GIS Based Application To: Dr. David Tarboton Instructor By: Ali A. Salha Nov. 29, 2011

OBJECTIVES To estimate the crop water requirement (CWR) in Gaza Strip, Palestine. Through integration FAO’s crop equations using GIS techniques. Producing spatial map representation of final results of crops distribution and monthly/yearly crop water requirement in Gaza Strip, Palestine.

National Geographic location of GS (Courtesy of Wikipedia) STUDY AREA Area: 141 square miles (≈365 KM2). Population: 1,657,155 (July 2011 est.) Semi-arid region – Water scarcity is a big issue! Agricultural activities are one of the main economical aspects in Gaza Strip. National Geographic location of GS (Courtesy of Wikipedia)

INTRODUCTION Irrigation practices in Gaza Strip are only based on farmer’s knowledge and experience. FAO guidelines are barely used in Gaza Strip for most common cultivated crops (citrus, almonds, date palms, grapes) due to socio-economical issues. Thus, it is an opportunity to understand the current water consumption in agricultural sector in Gaza Strip vs. FAO guidelines during this term project.

DATA COLLECTED Gaza Strip (shape file) (National Grids-Palestinian Grid 1923) (source: Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation and PWA). Agricultural Land-use (crops cover shape file) (source: PWA). 20 years rainfall records for 8 meteorological stations covering Gaza Strip (only 2009 average monthly record was used) (source: Coastal Municipalities Water Utility). Crop information such as growing season, crop height, and crop coefficient (source: FAO papers 24, 33, 56).

EQUATIONS AND CALCULATIONS – Cont. CWR (Crop water requirement) calculation using FAO equation (source: FAO paper 56) Where, ETo is the reference evapotranspiration (mm). Kc is the crop coefficient values Peff is the effective rainfall (mm)

EQUATIONS AND CALCULATIONS – Cont. ETo (Reference Evapotranspiration) calculation using Penman Monteith FAO equation (source: FAO paper 56) Where, (source: meteorological data were obtained from CMWU) ETo reference evapotranspiration [mm day-1], Rn net radiation at the crop surface [MJ m-2 day-1], G soil heat flux density [MJ m-2 day-1], T mean daily air temperature at 2 m height [°C], u2 wind speed at 2 m height [m s-1], es saturation vapor pressure [kPa], ea actual vapor pressure [kPa], es - ea saturation vapor pressure deficit [kPa], D slope vapor pressure curve [kPa °C-1], γ psychometric constant [kPa °C-1].

EQUATIONS AND CALCULATIONS – Cont. Description Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Reference Evapotranspiration ETo (mm) 1.99 2.3 3.28 4.3 4.15 4.84 5.2 5.05 4.49 3.2 2.06 2.1 Kc (Crop coefficient) Citrus 0.7 0.65 Fruit trees 0.9 0.4 Vegetables1 1.15 0.95 0.6 1 0.75 Vegetables2 0.8 Field crops 0.3 Crop Category FAO papers 56 and 33 Crop Type Citrus Orange / lemon / grapefruit Fruit trees Apples / pears / peaches / apricots / almonds Vegetables1 Cucumber / squash / cabbage Vegetables2 Tomato / sweet peppers / egg plants / potato Field crops Wheat / barley

EQUATIONS AND CALCULATIONS – Cont. Peff (Effective Rainfall) calculation using US Department of Agriculture – Soil Conservation Service procedure (USDA-SCS) (source: T. A. Obreza and D. J. Pitts, 2002) Where, f = correction factor depends on average net application depth or soil moisture depletion before each irrigation (will be 1 in this term project) P = the gross monthly rainfall (mm) ETo = the monthly reference evapotranspiration (mm)

METHODOLOGY Using ArcCatalog create personal geodatabase. Adding data/tables and then exporting them to be layers within the assigned geodatabase file. Unifying the coordinate systems to (National Grids-Palestinian Grid 1923) using define projection. Joining the attribute file of Agricultural land-use with ETo and ETo*Kc data that were assigned for each crop. CWR was computed for each month and then the Total CWR was the summation of all monthly CWRs.

METHODOLOGY ModelBuilder Main tools used were conversion tool (feature class to raster) and Map Algebra tool (raster calculation). 49 procedures were built in the model.

RESULTS

RESULTS – Cont.

RESULTS – Cont.

RESULTS – Cont.

DISCUSSION The total crop water requirement for Gaza Strip is calculated as 64.7 MCM/year. If this figure is compared with the annual agricultural sector: - 85 MCM (Palestinian Water Authority, Water Strategic Planning Study, 2000.) - 83 MCM (Future Water Needs study in Palestine, MAS , 2009). The total losses due to delivery system, partially traditional irrigation techniques, and over application by farmers is about 22-24 %.

FURTHER WORK This term project can be elaborated to be a management tool for planners and decision makers in drafting/design plans for improving farmers’ practices in agricultural sector. It can be part of a regional water resources management project. As it could be linked with water resources availability in the region and water rights for different demand sectors.

SOURCES FAO - Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Rome, 1998 Paper title; Crop evapotranspiration - Guidelines for computing crop water requirements - FAO Irrigation and drainage paper 56

Estimation of crop water requirements in Gaza Strip, Palestine - GIS Based Application CEE 6440 THANK YOU Nov. 29, 2011