HU Jianru, RAO Liangyi, SHEN Zhenzhou. Evaluation of Eco-hydrological Effect of Composite Erosion Control of Pisha Sandstone Slope Based on WEPP Model[J]. 2020, 34(2): 123-129.
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HU Jianru, RAO Liangyi, SHEN Zhenzhou. Evaluation of Eco-hydrological Effect of Composite Erosion Control of Pisha Sandstone Slope Based on WEPP Model[J]. 2020, 34(2): 123-129. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.02.018.
Evaluation of Eco-hydrological Effect of Composite Erosion Control of Pisha Sandstone Slope Based on WEPP Model
Based on the field monitoring data of runoff plot in erhugou small watershed from 2014 to 2016
under the condition of the surface soil (0-20 cm) in the pisha sandstone area
the soil parameters of the model were calibrated by the cumulative error method; at the same time
the model validity coefficient (ME) and the decision coefficient (R2) were used to verify the model validity
and WEPP model was used to simulate the runoff and sediment conditions of different erosion control measures. The ecohydrological effects of runoff and sediment reduction were compared and analyzed. The results showed that:(1) When the effective hydraulic conductivity
critical shear force
and erodibility of rill soil are 4.73 mm/h
1 Pa and 0.01 m/s respectively
the simulation effect of the model is the best. (2) The R2 and ME of WEPP model to simulate runoff and erosion of no measure (bare land) plot were 0.722 3 and 0.616 0
0.702 5 and 0.616 7 respectively
and the runoff and erosion of WEPP model to simulate measure (grassland) plot were were 0.711 6 and 0.674 1
0.844 7 and 0.690 3
respectively
and the simulation effect of the model with measures was better than that without measures. (3) Under different rainfall types
the effects of scenario a (herbage with low coverage on sunny slope)
scenario b (shrub with low coverage on sunny slope)
scenario c (shrub with medium coverage on sunny slope)
scenario d (shrub with high coverage on cloudy slope)
scenario e (shrub with high coverage on cloudy slope)
and scenario f (shrub with low coverage on cloudy slope) on runoff reduction were 13.04%~91.28%
and the effects of sediment reduction were 44.46%~99.98%. In general
the effects of different scenarios were:scenario d > scenario e > scenario c > scenario f > scenario b > scenario a.
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