SHENG Fei, LIU Shiyu, YU Minqi, et al. Analysis of Runoff and Sediment Variation and Its Driving Factors in Lianshui Watershed at Different Time Scales[J]. 2023, 37(3): 201-207.
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SHENG Fei, LIU Shiyu, YU Minqi, et al. Analysis of Runoff and Sediment Variation and Its Driving Factors in Lianshui Watershed at Different Time Scales[J]. 2023, 37(3): 201-207. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2023.03.026.
Analysis of Runoff and Sediment Variation and Its Driving Factors in Lianshui Watershed at Different Time Scales
In order to deeply analyze the characteristics and driving factors of runoff and sediment variation in watershed
and reveal the mechanism of runoff and sediment variation
the Lianshui watershed located in southern Jiangxi province was selected as the research area. Based on the hydro-meteorological and land use data from 1965 to 2020
at the annual scale and single rainstorm scale
we used the Mann-Kendall test method
cumulative anomaly method
runoff-sediment relationship curve and empirical statistical analysis method to analyze the characteristics of runoff and sediment variation
then established runoff-sediment relationship in different periods
and quantitatively evaluated the contribution rate of precipitation variation and human activities to the change of runoff and sediment. The results showed that at the annual scale
the runoff depth and sediment discharge showed a non-significant downward and extremely significant upward trend
respectively
and the abrupt change years were 1998 and 1995
respectively. Compared with the baseline period
the runoff depth and sediment discharge in different time scales of the changing period fluctuated more greatly
and the correlation between runoff and sediment was increased. The parameter a representing external human interference and the parameter b representing the sediment transport capacity of the river were increased. At the annual scale and single rainstorm scale
the contribution rate of precipitation variation and human activities to the decrease of runoff were -1.1%
101.1% and 30.2%
69.8%
respectively
while to the increase of sediment discharge were 0.5%
99.5% and -2.0%
102.0%
respectively. The research results could provide a basis for reasonable regulation of runoff and sediment
as well as the sustainable ecological development of watershed.
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