WU Hongyue, DU Lingtong, QIAO Chenglong, et al. Water Consumption of Ecosystem Driven by Evapotranspiration Evolution in Ningxia Oasis Plain[J]. 2023, 37(3): 172-180.
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WU Hongyue, DU Lingtong, QIAO Chenglong, et al. Water Consumption of Ecosystem Driven by Evapotranspiration Evolution in Ningxia Oasis Plain[J]. 2023, 37(3): 172-180. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2023.03.023.
Water Consumption of Ecosystem Driven by Evapotranspiration Evolution in Ningxia Oasis Plain
To reveal the change of regional water consumption caused by the hydrological process evolution of evapotranspiration in the Ningxia oasis plain
this study investigated the spatial and temporal evolution characteristics of evapotranspiration in the Ningxia oasis plain and analyzed its driving factors under the platform of Google Earth Engine using MOD16A2 evapotranspiration data from 2001 to 2020. The Sen trend
rescaled range analysis
and multiple regression residual analysis were used as the main methods in the study. The results showed that: (1) The annual average evapotranspiration of overall pixels over the oasis of Ningxia plain was 355.37 mm from 2001 to 2020 and showed a significant increasing trend of 6.75 mm/a (p<0.01). The annual evapotranspiration of cultivated land was 443.50~605.47 mm
which is obviously higher than the regional average evapotranspiration. The annual average evapotranspiration over the oasis of Ningxia plain was much higher than its precipitation in the same period. Therefore
a large amount of irrigation water was needed to maintain the water balance of the oasis ecosystem in Ningxia plain. (2) There was a spatial heterogeneity of evapotranspiration in the oasis of Ningxia plain
which is induced by the differences in land cover types
showing that the cultivated area is higher in evapotranspiration
while the grassland and urban built-up area are lower in evapotranspiration. (3) 77.60% of the areas showed a significant increase in evapotranspiration in the oasis of Ningxia plain. But 93.90% of the areas will had a reverse trend of evapotranspiration after 2020 when compared with the present trend. (4) Human activities strongly drove the increase of evapotranspiration over the oasis of Ningxia plain
and 53.96% of the areas were positively driven by both human activities and climate change. (5) With the gradual increase of evapotranspiration
the water budget in the oasis of Ningxia plain was significantly reduced
which induced the decreasing water supply for photosynthetic production
and soil water remediation in the ecosystem is decreasing. Based on the above results
it can be concluded that human reclamation activities in recent years in the oasis of Ningxia plain have significantly increased the water consumption of the ecosystem
which brought pressure on the regional water balance. In the future
the agricultural reclamation in the oasis of Ningxia plain should be controlled at a reasonable range and the agricultural structure adjustment should be strengthened to mitigate the water resource shortage.
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