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Estimating the effects of orography on precipitation levels in the Ibrahim River Basin, Lebanon

The Middle Eastern country of Lebanon was plagued with a devastating civil war from 1975 to 1990. In the years since, the country has begun examining its environmental resources in an attempt to rebuild the nation. During this assessment, it has become clear that during the war much of the precipitation data has been lost and the weather stations destroyed. Precipitation data is an important factor in all forms of environmental assessments. It is necessary for understanding pollution runoff, drinking water resources, and erosion. Using geographic information systems, this thesis models the precipitation in the Ibrahim River basin, north of Beirut. The model uses the climatologic and orographic characteristics of the basin in order to estimate the precipitation in the basin.