Halol

What: Village

Where: Iran, Kermanshah Province, SB County, Zemkan Unit

Description:

Lat: 34.614759 ° N

Long: 46.366127 ° E

The area of ​​the village is 6.65 hectares. The main livelihood of the villagers is agriculture (wheat, barley, chickpeas, clover, alfalfa, etc.) and livestock. The main livestock of the villagers is light livestock due to the topographic condition of the village. In addition to these two activities, there is also non-commercial gardening. The main soil of the region is loam. In general, the dominant crops in the region are wheat, barley and chickpeas. This village is located on the southern slope of Gaz mountain range and is called the index height of Jaleh region. Indigenous and pristine trees in the village that are still without change of breed and use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers: walnuts, apples, apricots. Some walnut trees are estimated to be more than 200 years old. The greenness index (NDVI) of the region is about 0.3 and the leaf area index (Leaf Area Index) is about 1.5. The results of a 20-year study of Landsat 7 and 8 satellites along with Sentinel 2 and with an accuracy of 10 meters (Hamid Rahimi, Sentinel ESA, 1399)