Abstract:

The area of the study is formed by the Salt Lake-Konya closed pool in the Central Anadolu region of Turkey. The subject coverage is to do trend analysis using the average temperature, total rainfall and flow data of the 8 meteorological stations (Aksaray, Beyşehir, Cihanbeyli, Ereğli, Karaman, K.H.Port, Kulu and Seydişehir) with more than 30 years in the pool (1970-2018) with more than 30 years in the pool (1970-2015) and the current data of the 4 current observation stations (Sunday, Ibrala, Insuyu and Peçenek). The objective of the research is to analyze the trends of these data during the summer season and the moons, taking into account the monthly measured average temperature, evaporation, rainfall and flow data of the meteorology and current observation stations that measure throughout the pool for many years. Such a topic was chosen with the view that changes in climate parameters will be easier to notice in closed swimming pools. It is also called for a contribution to the national and international literature on climate change studies and a further example of Turkey. The research method was based on the Mann-Kendall Test and the Spearman's Rho Test. According to the results obtained, significant increases in average temperatures throughout the pool were observed while no significant increases or decreases were observed in stations as rainfall. During the summer season, significant increases in steam are seen in Beşyehir, Karaman and Konya airports, while in Ereğli and Seydişehir stations, a significant reduction trend has been determined, and in other stations, no trend has been found. There has been no trend in the flow from the current observation stations in the Ibrala and Peçenek stations while there is no significant decline in the flow in other stations. It is clear that the temperature increases observed throughout the basin have no significant impact on the evaporation, rain and flow.

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