The Importance of Long-Term Weather Evaluation in Karst Systems in Central Iran, Case Study (Batoon Cave and Dragon Cave)

Sediments within the caves, especially abstracts (stalagmites), have attracted the attention of climate researchers in the last few decades, because the use of these deposits allows for the restoration of climate conditions up to 500,000 years ago. And due to the special circumstances of the abstracts, these climatic conditions can be rebuilt with a high degree of season or year, and the possibility of finding a cave in all latitudes provides conditions for the production of long-range climatic data with very wide coverage. The Concrete and Dragon Caves located in the village of Charmae, Sarayan, have been widely used in long-standing aquatic research because of their unique characteristics. These two caves are located in the central Iran zone. This research is done field experimentally using geological maps and geospatial maps of the target areas. The goal is to introduce and attract the attention of the specialists in the field of paleoclimatics, preservation and maintenance of caves for future generation

Keywords:

Paleoclimatology , karst , botton cave , dragon cave