LI Xiang, ZENG Yiyu, ZHU Siyu, et al. The Runoff-erosion Process and the Estimation of WEPP Model in Beijing Mountainous Area[J]. 2018, 32(3): 98-106.
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LI Xiang, ZENG Yiyu, ZHU Siyu, et al. The Runoff-erosion Process and the Estimation of WEPP Model in Beijing Mountainous Area[J]. 2018, 32(3): 98-106. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.03.016.
The Runoff-erosion Process and the Estimation of WEPP Model in Beijing Mountainous Area
Soil erosion and landslides occur occasionally in Beijing mountainous area
and vegetation is of great importance to control and predict soil erosion. Previous studies mainly focused on the estimation of total runoff volume (TRV) and total sediment yield (TSY)
and the test and simulation of runoff process has been largely disregarded even neglected. The study was conducted in runoff plots in mountainous area in Beijing to examine the simulation accuracy of WEPP model on runoff process
TRV and TSY under different simulated rainfall intensities (5.7~75.6 mm/h)
tree species (Pinus tabulaeformis
Quercus variabilis) and spacing (1.0 m×1.0 m
1.5 m×1.5 m). Results indicated that:(1) Significant differences were observed in accumulative runoff between bare soil plot and forested plots under light rainfalls (gross precipitation ≤ 25.2 mm)
while such differences were not captured in TRV and runoff coefficient. Both LAI and rainfall intensity significantly influenced TRV. (2) Though TSY in bare soil plot was 1.70 times larger than that in forested plots
no significant differences were found in ANOVA analysis
the soil loss rate (SLR) showed fine power relations with forest coverage in the equation SLR=e -0.02C; (3) Generally
the runoff process could be simulated accurately by WEPP model
yet the accuracy increased under heavy rainfalls (total precipitation was 49.8 and 75.6 mm). In contrast
the simulated time to runoff was 10~20 minutes later compared with the measured under light rainfall
and the simulated accumulative runoff was always higher than the measured value
and the gap between the simulated and measured increased with the increasing rainfall duration; (4) TRV and TSY were simulated well in WEPP model with CE of 0.61 and 0.91
respectively. Whereas the simulated TSY and TRV were 1.25 and 1.01 times larger than the measured values.
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