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13. Lag Time and Cumulative Effects of Climate Factors on Drought in North China Plain.

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Zhang, Zezhong, Wang, Zipeng, Lai, Hexin, Wang, Fei, Li, Yanbin, Feng, Kai, Qi, Qingqing, and Di, Danyang

Subjects
DROUGHT management, DROUGHTS, ATMOSPHERIC temperature, SOIL temperature, SOCIOECONOMIC factors, SOIL moisture
Abstract

The growing concern surrounding climate change has gradually drawn attention to the influence of climate factors on drought occurrence. In order to effectively prevent the occurrence of drought and reasonably utilize water resources, the vegetation health index (VHI) was used to characterize drought in North China Plain (NCP) in this study. Furthermore, six climate factors: air temperature (AT), precipitation (P), evapotranspiration (ET), specific humidity (SH), soil moisture (SM), and soil temperature (ST) were selected. The pole symmetric mode decomposition (PSMD) and improved gridded trend test (IGT) were used to analyze the spatial–temporal characteristics of drought and climate factors in NCP from 1982 to 2020. By calculating the cumulative climatic factors of 0 months, 1 month, 2 months, and 3 months, the correlation between drought and the climatic factors with different cumulative scales was analyzed. The results showed that: (1) from 1982 to 2020, the drought in NCP showed a downward trend and the climate factors showed an upward trend; (2) with the increase in AT, P, ET, SH, SM, and ST, VHI showed an upward trend, and SM showed the strongest correlation with VHI; (3) the optimal cumulative lag time (CLT) for AT, P, ET, SH, SM, and ST were 1.67 months, 1.48 months, 1.95 months, 1.69 months, 0.89 months, and 1.81 months, respectively; and (4) AT was the main driving factor of drought in NCP. This study contributes to the early warning and prediction of drought events, providing a scientific basis for water management authorities in drought management and decision making, and mitigating the negative impacts of drought on socio-economic aspects. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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17. Evaluation and spatial aggregation of ecological water use in each region of the Yellow River Basin

Author

Wang Huiliang, Yan Dengmin, Li Hui, and Di Danyang

Subjects
geography, geography.geographical_feature_category, Watershed, Ecology, Drainage basin, Structural basin, Environmental sciences, Water resources, Emergy, Environmental science, GE1-350, Spatial analysis, Sediment transport, Water use
Abstract

Ecological water is the basic condition to maintain river health in a water-deficient basin. The evaluation and spatial distribution of ecological water are significance to the allocation of water resources under the concept of ecological civilization. In this paper, the connotation and composition of value of ecological water are defined from the perspective of ecosystem material circulation. Based on the emergy theory, the quantitative methods of different types of ecological water value are proposed. Combined with the spatial autocorrelation analysis method, the analysis method of spatial distribution and aggregation characteristics of watershed ecological water value is established. We took the Yellow River Basin as an example, and estimated and analysed its ecological water value and the spatial distribution characteristics according to the 9 regions of basin. The results showed that: In the Yellow River Basin, the single water value of the ecological water in the river channel is 17.45-24.36 yuan, the single water value of the sediment transport water is 2.42-7.28 yuan, and the single water value of the ecological water outside the river channel is 10.87-16.61 yuan. Ecological water value presents obvious difference in the space. Both outside and inside the river course, the high concentration areas of ecological water value are in the middle and lower reaches, while the low concentration areas are in the lower reaches, which indicates that we should consolidate the ecological water value in the middle and lower reaches and enhance the water value in the upper reaches. The research results have guiding significance for the allocation of ecological water in each province and region.

Published
2021

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