LOU Junpeng, ZHANG Zhiqiang, GUO Junting, et al. Impact of Landscape Pattern Change on Runoff in Chaohe River Watershed[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2015, 35(4): 34-39.
DOI:
LOU Junpeng, ZHANG Zhiqiang, GUO Junting, et al. Impact of Landscape Pattern Change on Runoff in Chaohe River Watershed[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2015, 35(4): 34-39. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2015.04.008.
Impact of Landscape Pattern Change on Runoff in Chaohe River Watershed
[Objective] The changes of landscape pattern and relations among landscape index and runoff in Chaohe River watershed were examined in order to provide theoretical basis for the basin ecological environment construction. [Methods] The hydrometeorological data of Chaohe watershed over 50 years
ArcGIS and Fragstats software
landscape index from the remote sensing images(1979
1987
1991
2009) of Chaohe River watershed were used. [Results] Precipitation and runoff decreased over time
and the temperature increased at 0.215℃/10 a. The runoff of Chaohe River decreased significantly with the 28-year cycle of wet and dry conversion; a steady increasing patches number with decreasing area with more simplicity caused Chaohe River watershed become weak. [Conclusion] Runoff decreased with increase of landscape shape index. When the mean patches perimeter was 1 050 m
the number of patches was 110 000 with Shannon's diversity index of about 1.33. Therefore
the comprehensive intercepting ability of patches was the strongest and the watershed runoff capacity was the weakest.
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