Cumulative ecosystem response to Hydraulic Engineering Infrastructure Projects in an arid basin

Wang, Jing; Xue, Lianqing; Zhou, Li-Yong; Wei, Linyong; Hu, Siwen; Wu, Hongshi; Zhang, Hao; Xiang, Chenguang; Li, Xinghan

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2022.159110

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“…The topic of a separate study was also the trends, types and global spread of fires in different regions of the world, which also had a certain impact on ecosystems. Scientists analyzed the consequences of forest fires, in particular, the interrelation between fires and changes in vegetative cover, the expansion of agriculture and loss of forests, the transformation of forests into arable land and the reverse process [10].…”

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Issues of ecosystem conservation and safety (using the example of the “Semey Ormany” of the Republic of Kazakhstan)

Atantayeva,

Zhanbossinova,

Abdyrakhmanov

et al. 2024

E3S Web of Conf.

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The article analyzes the issues of preserving the integrity of the planet’s ecosystem in a rapidly changing world and climate change on the Earth. The authors note that at the present stage, threats arise in nature that require coordinated actions to restore, ensure the conservation and rational use of natural resources, including unique natural complexes. Among these is the ribbon-like pine forest, the history of which is described in the article. The object of the study is a forest natural reserve located in the east of the Republic of Kazakhstan – the “Semey Ormany”. The authors research environmental conservation activity, forest protection and reforestation activities of the “Semey Ormany”, i.e. activities to protect ecosystems necessary to preserve our environment and ensure sustainability for future generations. The analysis carried out in the article allows us to gain and recommendations were made for the conservation of biological diversity.

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Issues of ecosystem conservation and safety (using the example of the “Semey Ormany” of the Republic of Kazakhstan)

Atantayeva,

Zhanbossinova,

Abdyrakhmanov

et al. 2024

E3S Web of Conf.

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“…Human activities have diverse impacts on runoff changes, with hydraulic engineering playing a pivotal role. Hydraulic engineering comprises various activities, such as the construction of reservoirs, dams, and irrigation systems [7]. These interventions can significantly alter flow patterns, regulate water allocation, and modify water supply methods, thereby influencing the hydrological processes and runoff within a watershed [8].…”

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The Improved Reservoir Module of SWAT Model with a Dispatch Function and Its Application on Assessing the Impact of Climate Change and Human Activities on Runoff Change

Sheng

Chen²,

et al. 2023

Water

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Climate change and human activities significantly impact the hydrological cycle, particularly in regions with numerous large-scale reservoirs. Recognizing the limitations of the reservoir module in the original SWAT model, this study presents an improved reservoir module based on a dispatch function to enhance runoff simulation. Its performance is validated by simulating daily runoff in the Jinsha River Basin, China. The scenario simulation approach is employed to quantitatively analyze the influences of climate change and human activities on runoff. And downscaled Global Climate Models (GCMs) are utilized to predict runoff for the next three decades. The results show that (1) the improved SWAT model outperforms the original model in runoff simulation; (2) during the test period, reservoir regulations caused a reduction of 26 m3/s in basin outlet runoff, while climate change led to an increase of 272 m3/s; and (3) future changes in basin outlet runoff over the next 30 years exhibit a high level of uncertainty, ranging from −5.6% to +11.0% compared to the base period. This study provides valuable insights into the hydrological impacts of climate change and human activities, highlighting the importance of incorporating an improved reservoir module in hydrological modeling for more accurate predictions and assessments.

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Patterns of salt transport and factors affecting typical shrub in desert-oases transition areas

Wang,

Xue,

Liu

et al. 2023

Environmental Research

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Cumulative ecosystem response to Hydraulic Engineering Infrastructure Projects in an arid basin

Cited by 3 publications

References 68 publications

Issues of ecosystem conservation and safety (using the example of the “Semey Ormany” of the Republic of Kazakhstan)

Issues of ecosystem conservation and safety (using the example of the “Semey Ormany” of the Republic of Kazakhstan)

The Improved Reservoir Module of SWAT Model with a Dispatch Function and Its Application on Assessing the Impact of Climate Change and Human Activities on Runoff Change

Patterns of salt transport and factors affecting typical shrub in desert-oases transition areas

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