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Science in China Series D: Earth Sciences | 2007

Suitable scale of Weigan River plain oasis

Hu ShunJun; Song Yu-dong; Tian Changyan; Li YueTan; Li XiuCang; Chen Xiaobing

Desert coexists with oasis in long time, and the existence and development of oasis system demand better oasis vegetation ecological system. Oasis scale of arid zone plain encircling water should be determined in case of desertification caused by land over-reclamation under the circumstance of water resources shortage. Steady oasis with virtuous circle must have appropriate land use structure for agriculture, forestry and graziery. The study on the suitable scale and developmental space of oasis will provide theoretical and applicable foundation for effective construction of oases. By analyzing the hydrothermal, water and soil balance, an optimal mathematical model has been established. Based on hydrometeorology data collected for years in Weigan River plain, and by the principle of water balance, a calculation has been made of the water resources for evapotranspiration and the optimal acreage of oasis and cultivated land, which shows that the water resources for evapotranspiration in the Weigan River plain oasis is 22.32×108 m3 and the optimal oasis acreage under the condition of conventional irrigation mode is 3716.06 km2, in which the suitable cultivated land acreage is 1564.79 km2. Under the condition of water-saving irrigation, the suitable oasis acreage is 5515.49 km2, in which the suitable cultivated land acreage is 2322.31 km2. The oasis area had reached 4123 km2, and the cultivated land acreage had reached 1507 km2 after the Agriculture Irrigation Drainage Water Project of World Bank Loan in Weigan River basin was finished in 1997. The oasis and cultivated land acreage will be more suitable, and the oasis scale can be enlarged moderately by means of water saving irrigation.


Chinese Science Bulletin | 2006

Models for calculating phreatic water evaporation on bare and Tamarix-vegetated lands

Hu ShunJun; Tian Changyan; Song Yu-dong; Chen Xiaobing; Li YueTan

Groundwater is the main source of water consumption of natural vegetation in arid regions. It is an effective approach to study ecological water demand of natural vegetation by phreatic evaporation. In order to study the ecological water demand of Tarim river basin, based on the observation data of phreatic evaporation on bare lands at the Aksu Water Balance Experimental station from 1989 to 1996, by analyzing the relationship of phreatic evaporation, depth of phreatic surface and evaporation of water, taking the limit rate of phreatic evaporation as the control condition, and based on the objective law that the relation between phreatic evaporation and evaporation of water is nonlinear, we establish models for calculating phreatic evaporation on bare land, which can fully reflect the law of phreatic evaporation in the Tarim river basin. According to the data of depth of phreatic surface and soil moisture when pheratic level decline is caused just by evapotranspiration on Tamarix-vegetated land from 2003 to 2004, we calculate the amount of phreatic evapora-tion and set up models for calculating phreatic evaporation on Tamarix-vegetated land. Phreatic evaporation on bare land and Tamarix-vegetated land could be transformed each other by a Tamarix vegetation conversion coefficient. The test results show that the calculation accuracy of the models is high and the models are suitable for Tarim river basin.


Arid Land Geography | 2010

Effect of river-flooding on soil physical-chemical properties and vegetation.

Zhou Bin; Yang HongMei; Hu ShunJun; Xiong HeiGang


Transactions of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering | 2011

Determination and calculation of soil permeability coefficient

Hu ShunJun; Tian Changyan; Song Yu-dong; Gan Yongde


Transactions of the Chinese Society of Agricultural Engineering | 2008

Irrigation-drainage management and hydro-salinity balance in Weigan River Irrigation District

Chen Xiaobing; Yang Jingsong; Yang Zhaohui; Hu ShunJun; Liu Guang-ming


Arid Land Geography | 2000

Estimation of land evaporation in the Weigan irrigated area, Xinjiang.

Hu ShunJun; Tian Changyan; Zhou HongFei


Arid Land Geography | 2009

Study on the calculation model of reed evapotranspiration in arid zone.

Li YueTan; Hu ShunJun; Li XinHu; Ma Nuo; Zhang ShengYun


Arid Land Geography | 2009

Measurement of unsaturated soil water diffusivity in cotton field of Aral Oasis irrigated district.

Hu ShunJun; Li XiuChang; Tian Changyan; Song Yu-dong


Nongye Gongcheng Xuebao | 2008

WEIGAN灌漑区における潅流管理と水塩平衡研究【JST・京大機械翻訳】

Chen Xiaobing; Yang Jingsong; Yang Zhaohui; Hu ShunJun; Liu Guang-ming


Journal of Arid Land Resources and Environment | 2007

Ecological Water Demand for Prevention of Tilth Salinization in the Main Stream Basin of Tarim River

Hu ShunJun; Gu Gui-mei; Li YueTan; Song Yu-dong; Tian Changyan

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Tian Changyan

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Song Yu-dong

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Li YueTan

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Chen Xiaobing

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Liu Guang-ming

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Yang Jingsong

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Gan Yongde

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Li XiuCang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Xiong HeiGang

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Zhou Bin

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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