SHI Weizhao, HE Yi, SHAO Yiting. Attribution Analysis of Runoff Change and Its Influencing Factors in the Upper Reaches of Jialing River[J]. 2023, 37(3): 124-131.
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SHI Weizhao, HE Yi, SHAO Yiting. Attribution Analysis of Runoff Change and Its Influencing Factors in the Upper Reaches of Jialing River[J]. 2023, 37(3): 124-131. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2023.03.017.
Attribution Analysis of Runoff Change and Its Influencing Factors in the Upper Reaches of Jialing River
due to the dual impact of climate change and human activities
the runoff in many domestic and foreign rivers has been strongly affected. The control basin of Lixian Hydrologic Station in the Xihanshui River basin of the upper reaches of Jialing River was taken as the study area. On the basis of abrupt change point analysis and trend analysis of annual runoff from 1960 to 2016
eight water balance equations of climate elasticity based on the Budyko frame were used to analyze the attribution of runoff changes. The results showed that: (1) The potential evapotranspiration in the study area showed a significant increasing trend (p<0.01)
the runoff showed a significant decreasing trend (p<0.01)
and the precipitation showed a non-significant decreasing trend (p>0.1). The abrupt change of runoff occurred in 1994
and the study period was divided into the base period and the change period. (2) The contribution rate of climate change to runoff reduction by 8 methods based on Budyko hypothesis ranged from 40% to 50%
the contribution of human activities is between 50% and 60%
taking the leading role. In climate change
the sensitivity coefficient of precipitation obtained by the eight methods is between 2 and 3
and the sensitivity coefficient of evapotranspiration is between -1 and -3. (3)The main effect of human activities on the reduction of runoff is represented by changing the underlying surface. Due to the implementation of vegetation protection measures
the forest area in the study area increased by 68.42 km2 from 1990 to 2010
the largest change among all land types
indicating that the significant impact of human activities on the underlying surface.
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