Zhang Zhenxi, Xu Guoce, Huang Miansong, et al. Changes of Soil Moisture and Its Influencing Factors Under Low Impact Development Measures in Guyuan City[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2020, 40(2): 162-169.
DOI:
Zhang Zhenxi, Xu Guoce, Huang Miansong, et al. Changes of Soil Moisture and Its Influencing Factors Under Low Impact Development Measures in Guyuan City[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2020, 40(2): 162-169. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2020.02.023.
Changes of Soil Moisture and Its Influencing Factors Under Low Impact Development Measures in Guyuan City
[Objective] The spatial and temporal variation of soil water under the low impact development measures in Guyuan City of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region was analyzed
in order to provide scientific reference for the low impact development and construction of sponge city and the construction of the relevant standards and norms for the effective utilization of water resources.[Methods] Three low impact development measures
namely
grassland
aquatic grass ditch and sunken green land were selected
to study the spatial-temporal changes and stability characteristics of soil water storage at different depths. And the changes of soil moisture under different measures of low impact development measures in dry and wet seasons
different rainfall and freeze-thaw conditions were analyzed.[Results] ① The soil water storage capacity of grassland
aquatic grass ditch and sunken green land was 101.96
27.22 and 97.33 mm respectively all through the year
was 107.37
29.46 and 101.03 mm respectively in rainy seasons
and was 67.6
20.66 and 69.34 mm respectively in dry seasons. The variation coefficient of soil water storage under various low impact development measures was between 26.01% and 76.37%
all of which belonged to moderate variation. ② Under rainstorm conditions
the replenishment amount of grassland
aquatic grass ditch and sunken green land was 63.68
14.84 and 66.49 mm
respectively. Under light rain conditions
the soil replenishment of grassland
aqueduct grass ditch and sunken green land was 3.94
1.71 and 1.26 mm
respectively. ③ During the freeze-thaw period
the freezing-thawing capacity of grassland
aquatic grass ditch and sunken green land was 111.16
75.73 and 46.9 mm
respectively. Low temperature and freeze-thaw were mainly concentrated in 0-10 cm soil layer. ④ The annual
rainy
dry
heavy rain and freeze-thaw replenishment of the study area were 1 691.31
1 766.46
1 216.31
1 121.8 and 699.67 m3
respectively.[Conclusion] The potential of soil water recharge under the low-impact development measures is great. And the improvement of structure
filler and vegetation cover of different low impact development measures should be considered to improve the water storage of LID measures.
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