WU Ye, HUO Wen, HE Qing, et al. Microclimate Variability of Natural Sand and Artificial Green Land in Different Seasons over Taklimakan Desert Hinterland[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2017, 37(2): 75-82.
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WU Ye, HUO Wen, HE Qing, et al. Microclimate Variability of Natural Sand and Artificial Green Land in Different Seasons over Taklimakan Desert Hinterland[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2017, 37(2): 75-82. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2017.02.011.
Microclimate Variability of Natural Sand and Artificial Green Land in Different Seasons over Taklimakan Desert Hinterland
[Objective] Local microclimate variability of natural sand and artificial green land in different seasons over Taklimakan desert hinterland was investigated. Mutual feed mechanism of microclimate changing between natural desert and artificial green land was reflected by analysis of the observation data. The research was expected to offer theoretical support for the sustainable development of artificial green area in the desert region. [Methods] Based on the simultaneous observation data from four meteorological stations with different underlying surfaces of natural sand and artificial green land in Taklimakan desert hinterland
the microclimate different characteristics between natural sand and artificial green were analyzed
and the reasons for these differences were explored. [Results] Desert region has fast response to the up-down rate of temperature
while the oasis region had significant influences on the temperature variation range. In comparison with desert
oasis has cold island effect during humidification period
and has heat island effect during cooling period in four seasons. The specific humidity levels of oasis showed the maximum valued in summer
and the minimum values in winter. Beside the above mentioned
the moisture island effects of oasis last longest and strongest in the autumn. In spring
summer and autumn
the upper stream boundary was affected by moisture island effect
whereas in all four seasons
moisture island effect always existed for downstream boundary. The biggest daily variation of wind velocity in the desert occurred early and had the biggest percentage variation. Meanwhile
the oasis has the smallest one. In both spring and summer
as compared with desert
wind weaken rate in oasis is higher than that in the upstream boundary. [Conclusion] The effects of underlying surfaces on microclimate are quite conspicuous
which cause obvious“cold island”and“wet island”.
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