THE REGULARITY OF DISTRIBUTION OF SOIL AND WATER LOSS WITH RELATION TO TIME IN LOESS PLATEAU

Wang Wanzhong

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THE REGULARITY OF DISTRIBUTION OF SOIL AND WATER LOSS WITH RELATION TO TIME IN LOESS PLATEAU

- THE REGULARITY OF DISTRIBUTION OF SOIL AND WATER LOSS WITH RELATION TO TIME IN LOESS PLATEAU
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 1, Issue 5, Pages: 43-48(1982)
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  中国科学院西北水土保持研究所
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Wang Wanzhong. THE REGULARITY OF DISTRIBUTION OF SOIL AND WATER LOSS WITH RELATION TO TIME IN LOESS PLATEAU[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1982, 1(5): 43-48.
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Wang Wanzhong. THE REGULARITY OF DISTRIBUTION OF SOIL AND WATER LOSS WITH RELATION TO TIME IN LOESS PLATEAU[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1982, 1(5): 43-48. DOI：

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本文根据黄土高原地区11个小流域和6个坡面小区的多年水土保持资料

对本地区3种不同时间尺度(年际、季节、频次)的水土流失分布特征进行了分析研究

求得了有关分布特性参数、数学方程式及分布变化曲线。

Abstract

According to soil and water loss data ob-served at 11 small watersheds and 6 slopes in Loess Plateau，features of soil and water loss in this region were analysed at three scales (year

season and time) and relevant parameters

eqnations and distribution graphs were produced.

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