CAO Yelin, SONG Jinxi, LI Mingyue, et al. Evaluation of Ecosystem Water Conservation Function of Shaanxi Province[J]. 2020, 34(4): 217-223.
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CAO Yelin, SONG Jinxi, LI Mingyue, et al. Evaluation of Ecosystem Water Conservation Function of Shaanxi Province[J]. 2020, 34(4): 217-223. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.04.032.
Evaluation of Ecosystem Water Conservation Function of Shaanxi Province
Using water balance method combined with GIS spatial analysis and linear regression method
this paper evaluated the water conservation functions of various ecosystems
basing on which the definition of the ecological protection red line was discussed. Results showed that: (1) Water conservation capacity was higher in the southern Shaanxi
followed by that in the north and central Shaanxi. Annual water conservation per square kilometer fluctuated between 0~800.90 mm
with significant spatial difference. From 2000 to 2014
the total water conservation capacity increased significantly and the area with increasing water conservation rose to 86.71% of the total area
and the total water conservation capacity characterized by "overall rise and partial decline". (2) Strong relationships were detected among climatic elements and water conservation. Meanwhile
the vegetation types also played certain roles in affecting the spatial patterns of water conservation. Among vegetation types
forest was the major contributor to the water conservation function in this region. The order of water conservation capacity in terms of forest ecosystems was evergreen broad-leaved forest > evergreen coniferous forest > deciduous broad-leaved forest > deciduous coniferous forest. (3) In the study area
the area with unit water conservation less than 200 mm accounts for 65.12% of the total area
indicating insignificant overall water conservation value. The red line areas of water conservation and ecological protection is comprehensively delimited to approximately 77 593.31 km2
37.70% of the total area
which was mainly distributed in the mountainous areas of the central and western Qinling Mountains
southern Hanshui Valley and northern Yanhe River Basin.
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