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Journal of Geographical Sciences | 2005

Assessment of the spatial-temporal eutrophic character in the Lake Dianchi

Xing Kexia; Guo Huai-cheng; Sun Yanfeng; Huang Yongtai

Water-quality deterioration and eutrophication of the Lake Dianchi have acquired more and more attention in the last few decades. In this paper, the spatial and temporal eutrophication status of the Lake Dianchi was assessed. The comprehensive trophic state index was chosen to assess the trophic status of the Lake Dianchi in the past 13 years. The result reveals that the trophic condition of Caohai is more serious than that of Waihai. Most of time Caohai was in extremely hypereutrophic state from 1988 to 2000. The trophic condition of Waihai had a worsening tendency from 1988 to 2000. Waihai was in eutrophic state before 1995, but it got in a hypereutrophic state after 1995. It was pointed out that TN and TP were the two biggest contributors of CTSIm in both Caohai and Waihai.Water-quality deterioration and eutrophication of the Lake Dianchi have acquired more and more attention in the last few decades. In this paper, the spatial and temporal eutrophication status of the Lake Dianchi was assessed. The comprehensive trophic state index was chosen to assess the trophic status of the Lake Dianchi in the past 13 years. The result reveals that the trophic condition of Caohai is more serious than that of Waihai. Most of time Caohai was in extremely hypereutrophic state from 1988 to 2000. The trophic condition of Waihai had a worsening tendency from 1988 to 2000. Waihai was in eutrophic state before 1995, but it got in a hypereutrophic state after 1995. It was pointed out that TN and TP were the two biggest contributors of CTSIM in both Caohai and Waihai.


Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering in China | 2016

A refined risk explicit interval linear programming approach for optimal watershed load reduction with objective-constraint uncertainty tradeoff analysis

Pingjian Yang; Feifei Dong; Yong Liu; Rui Zou; Xing Chen; Guo Huai-cheng

To enhance the effectiveness of watershed load reduction decision making, the Risk Explicit Interval Linear Programming (REILP) approach was developed in previous studies to address decision risks and system returns. However, REILP lacks the capability to analyze the tradeoff between risks in the objective function and constraints. Therefore, a refined REILP model is proposed in this study to further enhance the decision support capability of the REILP approach for optimal watershed load reduction. By introducing a tradeoff factor (α) into the total risk function, the refined REILP can lead to different compromises between risks associated with the objective functions and the constraints. The proposed model was illustrated using a case study that deals with uncertainty-based optimal load reduction decision making for Lake Qionghai Watershed, China. A risk tradeoff curve with different values of α was presented to decision makers as a more flexible platform to support decision formulation. The results of the standard and refined REILP model were compared under 11 aspiration levels. The results demonstrate that, by applying the refined REILP, it is possible to obtain solutions that preserve the same constraint risk as that in the standard REILP but with lower objective risk, which can provide more effective guidance for decision makers.


Chinese Geographical Science | 2002

A system dynamics approach for sustainable development in the Miyun Reservoir Area, China

Sun Yanfeng; Guo Huai-cheng; Qu Guang-yi

Miyun Reservoir was designated as the water source of Beijing City in 1982. Since that time, socio-economic development in Miyun Area has been slowing due to the restriction of severe environmental standards. More and more attention from the public and government has been paid to the regional sustainable development. And an effective planning for the local society management system is urgently desired. In this study, a regional sustainable development system dynamics model, named MiyunSD, is developed for supporting this planning task. MiyunSD consists of dynamic simulation models that explicitly consider information feedback that governs interactions in the system. Such models are capable of simulating the system’s behavior and predicting its developing situation of the future. For the study case, interactions among a number of system components within a time frame of fifteen years are examined dynamically. Three planning alternatives are carefully considered. The base run is based on an assumption that the existing pattern of human activities will prevail in the entire planning horizon, and the other alternatives are based on previous and present planning studies. The different alternatives will get different system’s environmental and socio-economic results. Through analyzing these dynamic results, local authorities may find an optimal way to realize the objectives that the regional environment will be well protected and at the same time the economy will be rapidly developed.


Chinese Geographical Science | 2004

Evaluation of ecological services of Jilin Province, Northeast China

Yu Shu-xia; Shang Jin-cheng; Guo Huai-cheng

The main purpose of this study is to give evaluation of ecological services of Jilin Province, Northeast China. To take this value into decision-making and GDP accounting system is considered to be one of the economic solutions for ecological problems. The evaluation is based on the methods proposed by COSTANZA et al., and some modifications about unit value of forest and cropland system were made according to the real characters of ecosystem, climate, natural conditions etc., in Jilin Province. Total value of ecosystem services is about 554.404×109 yuan (RMB)/a, which is about 4.9 times of GDP of the corresponding period. The results of this study could be used as a fundamental work for the construction of ecological province, which was carried out from 2001, and could provide ecological information for decision-making. Furthermore, the necessities for the further studies on the evaluation of ecological services and natural capital were discussed.


Chinese Journal of Ecology | 2009

Research progress in aquatic ecological function regionalization and its approach at watershed scale.

Guo Huai-cheng


Environmental Science & Technology | 2006

Review on Uncertainty Analysis Methods in Environment Model

Guo Huai-cheng


Acta Scientiae Circumstantiae | 2012

Spatio-temporal characteristics and source identification of water pollutants in River Qinhe Basin

Guo Huai-cheng


Progress in geography | 2011

Review of Risk Assessment of Phosphorus Loss Potential from Agricultural Non-point Source: Phosphorus Index

Li Na; Guo Huai-cheng; Zhu Xi-de; Wang Zheng-Yu; Li Lin; Qin Ningsheng


Urban Environment & Urban Ecology | 2003

Ecological Restoration and Landscape Design of Urban Lakes

Guo Huai-cheng


Progress in geography | 2011

FAMILY MODELS USED IN OPTIMAL ALLOCATION OF REGIONAL LAND USE

Yu Shu-Xia; Shang Jin-cheng; Guo Huai-cheng

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Shang Jin-cheng

Northeast Normal University

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Li Lin

Northeast Agricultural University

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