Long-term Forecast of Low Water Runoff in Nanming River Basin
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Long-term Forecast of Low Water Runoff in Nanming River Basin
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 27, Issue 5, Pages: 44-47(2008)
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1. 贵州师范大学 地理与生物科学学院,贵州,贵阳,550001
2. 贵阳十二中,贵州,贵阳,550002
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Published:2008
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LUO Shu-wen, LIANG Hong, YANG Tao, et al. Long-term Forecast of Low Water Runoff in Nanming River Basin[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2008, 27(5): 44-47.
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LUO Shu-wen, LIANG Hong, YANG Tao, et al. Long-term Forecast of Low Water Runoff in Nanming River Basin[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2008, 27(5): 44-47.DOI:
Long-term Forecast of Low Water Runoff in Nanming River Basin
Forecast of river runoff has been one of the objectives that hydrologists persevere to pursue for decades.However
because of different sources of water vapor throughout the country and the features of different rivers
using a common set of forecasting options can not give an accurate and timely prediction for flood prevention and drought controlling capabilities.Spectrum analysis is used to analyze and forecast low water runoff.Models are developed through forecasting runoff analysis of Nanming River basin in the karst area.Simulated results indicate that the forecasting of basin runoff involves in three notable low water cycles(two years
four years
and around seven years).Result from forecast can provide a basis for the economic development of Nanming Rive basin.
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