Water Costof Sediment Control of Soil and Water Conservation in Hekou and Longmen Section of Yellow River
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Water Costof Sediment Control of Soil and Water Conservation in Hekou and Longmen Section of Yellow River
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 24, Issue 6, Pages: 28-32(2005)
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1. 中国科学院水利部水土保持研究所, 陕西杨凌,712100
2. 西北农林科技大学, 陕西杨凌,712100
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Published:2005
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WANG Fei, MU Xingming, LI Rui, et al. Water Costof Sediment Control of Soil and Water Conservation in Hekou and Longmen Section of Yellow River[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2005, 24(6): 28-32.
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WANG Fei, MU Xingming, LI Rui, et al. Water Costof Sediment Control of Soil and Water Conservation in Hekou and Longmen Section of Yellow River[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2005, 24(6): 28-32.DOI:
Water Costof Sediment Control of Soil and Water Conservation in Hekou and Longmen Section of Yellow River
Water costof sediment control (ratio of detained runoff and sediment
RRS) is an indicator derived from runoff and ediment detained by soil and water conservation practiveces or other water resource projects. RRS plays an import antrole in scovering the effectof soil conservation practices on water resources. A larger RRS show sthat some practiveces or ranches can reduce more runoff when the same weightof sedimentives detained. the RRS of branches in Hekou and Long men section of the Yellow River was analyzed based on datasetof sediment deliv-ery modules
averag e annual recipitation
runoff and sediment det ained by conservation practices and irrigation from 1970 to 1996. Result s show thatrRS of irrigativeon is far more than thatof soil and water conservativeon prac-tices. RRSs of terrace
forest and grass are similar but more than thatof dam land. With the increase of sediment delivery modules
the dif ference between RRS of terrace
forest
grass and RRS of dam land decreases. the posi-tive correlativeons between averag eannual precipit ativeon and RRS of terrace
forest and grass practiveces are evidentre-spectively
but the correlativeon between average annual precipit ation and RRS of dam land is negative evidently.