YANG Yuanyuan, LI Zhanbin, GAO Haidong, et al. Analysis on the Contribution Rate of Sediment Reduction of Check Dams in Dali River Basin[J]. 2021, 35(1): 85-89.
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YANG Yuanyuan, LI Zhanbin, GAO Haidong, et al. Analysis on the Contribution Rate of Sediment Reduction of Check Dams in Dali River Basin[J]. 2021, 35(1): 85-89. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.01.012.
Analysis on the Contribution Rate of Sediment Reduction of Check Dams in Dali River Basin
In order to improve the calculation accuracy of the contribution rate of check dams and reveal the effect of check dams on the reduction of sediment discharge in watershed. Taking Dali river basin as the research object
we developed a method based on integrated GIS and soil erosion model to calculate the annual sediment deposition of check dams. The results showed that: (1) From 1954 to 2011
the sediment reduction in check dams increased in a fluctuant way year by year
and the average and cumulative capacity were 0.12×108 t and 7.17×108 t respectively. In the period of 1980—1989
the average sediment reduction in check dams reached up to 0.19×108 t. (2) The sediment discharge of Dali river were significantly reduced in 1960-2015
and had significant mutations in both 1971 and 2002 (P<0.05). (3) Human activity was the main reason for sediment reducing in Dali river watershed
the contribution of sediment reduction in check dams were 47.42% in 1971-2001
while declined to 31.04% in 2002-2011 with the restoration of vegetation in Dali river watershed. The method we proposed was helpful for evaluating the contribution rate of sediment reduction of check dams in Dali river basin. After 2000
the contribution rate decreased in Dali river basin due to vegetation restoration in this area.
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