GU Chaojun, ZHU Yongqing, LI Renhua, et al. Change of the Rainfall Erosivity in Poyang Lake Basin and Its Influence on Suspended Sediment Load into the Lake[J]. 2021, 35(6): 45-54.
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GU Chaojun, ZHU Yongqing, LI Renhua, et al. Change of the Rainfall Erosivity in Poyang Lake Basin and Its Influence on Suspended Sediment Load into the Lake[J]. 2021, 35(6): 45-54. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.06.007.
Change of the Rainfall Erosivity in Poyang Lake Basin and Its Influence on Suspended Sediment Load into the Lake
revealing the spatial-temporal evolution of the rainfall erosivity and its impacts on sediment into the Poyang Lake is of great significance to scientifically guide the ecological protection and the development of the high-quality development of the ecological civilization in the basin. In this paper
change of the rainfall erosivity in Poyang Lake basin (PYLB) and its effects on suspended sediment load (SSL) into the lake were investigated based on the daily rainfall data of the 63 weather stations within the PLYB and the annual SSL into Poyang lake from its five tributaries from 1961 to 2017
using the non-parameter Mann-Kendall test
Double mass curve and Linear regression method. The results showed that annual average rainfall erosivity of PYLB was 10 034.1 (MJ·mm)/(hm2·h)
ranging from 6 738.8 to 12 734.8 (MJ·mm)/(hm2·h). The spatial pattern of the rainfall erosivity showed that low rainfall erosivity mainly distribute in the southwest region and high rainfall erosivity mainly distribute in the northeast region. The rainfall erosivity showed an insignificant increasing trend (P>0.05) during 1961—2017
of which the greatest value was in the 2010s and the smallest in the 1960s. In the same period
the annual average total SSL into the lake was 1 183.3×104 t
showing a significant decreasing trend (P<0.01). The greatest value of the SSL was in the 1970s and the smallest was in the 2000s.The change points of the total SSL into the lake and the SSL of the Ganjiang river
Xinjiang River and Shuishui River were in 1992
and 1999
respectively (P<0.01). Taken the period before the change points of the SSL as the baseline period
the contribution rate of human activity and rainfall erosivity on the total changes of SSL into the lake was -138.1% and 38.1%
respectively during the period after the change point. The contribution rate of human activity and rainfall erosivity on the SSL changes of the Ganjiang river was -125.8% and 25.8%
respectively. The contribution rate of human activity and rainfall erosivity on the SSL changes of the Xinjiang river was -121.3% and 21.3%
respectively. The contribution rate of human activity and rainfall erosivity on the SSL changes of the Xiushui river was -141.4% and 41.4%
respectively. The change of rainfall erosivity was advantageous to increase the SSL into the lake
and human activities
e.g. reservoir construction
soil and water conservation and sand mining were the main driving forces for the decrease of the SSL into the Poyang Lake in the recent 60 years.
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