آنالیز شاخص های ارزیابی فلزهای سنگین آب سواحل جنوبی دریای خزر(پایش سال۱۴۰۰

The Caspian Sea as the largest lake in the world is very important from the different aspects of economic, social, tourist, and environmental. In this regard, monitoring the water quality of the southern shores of the Caspian Sea has a special importance in order to study it according to national and international standards and control the possible pollution of the coastal strip of Iran. Therefore, the National Research Center of Caspian Sea was analyzed and checked the quality of water in terms of amount heavy metal by establishing 14 stations in the coastal strip from Miankala to Astara. In this study, the concentration of heavy and dangerous metallic and non-metallic elements in depth 1 and 7 meters from Farah Abad station to Lisar and at two depths of 1 and 4 meters in Miankala and Astara stations were measured by ICP-MS method and heavy metal evaluation index, pollution degree index, heavy metal pollution index and Spearman's correlation coefficient were calculated according to the concentration data. The obtained results show that the average concentration of heavy and dangerous metals B(2.37ppm), Ba(24.9ppb) and Zn(18.3ppb) at a depth of one meter and B(2.44ppm), Zn(26.5ppb) and As(17.5ppb) at a depth of seven meters are the highest concentrations recorded in the monitoring stations. According to the data, the highest value of the HEI(1.58), the Cd(-5.96) and  the HPI(68.49) of heavy metals were obtained at depth of seven meters in Farah-Abad station and one meter Faridoonkanar and Miankale station, respectively.