Introduction to the Water‐Soil‐Air‐Plant‐Human Nexus: Modeling and Observing Complex Land Surface Systems at River Basin Scale

Li, Xiaoqiong; Xie, Zhenghui

doi:10.1029/2019jd031907

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“…In a way, it is necessary to describe the water-soil-air-plant-human nexus to maintain precisely an irrigation district system, not just some factor alone. Similarly, the watershed, a self-organized complex system containing numerous elements at various scales, was regarded as the best unit to carry out the water-soil-airplant-human nexus experiment [45]. Yet, when studying the heterogeneity in soil moisture, evapotranspiration, and other related ecohydrological variables, two key issues including scaling and uncertainty are still challenging with multiscale observations through integrating satellite, aerial, and ground observations in a watershed [46].…”

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A Collaborative Sensing System for Farmland Water Conservancy Project Maintenance through Integrating Satellite, Aerial, and Ground Observations

Chao

Fang

et al. 2021

Water

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More and more attention has been paid to farmland water conservancy project (FWCP) maintenance in China, which can reallocate water resources in a more rational and efficient manner. Compared with the traditional survey such as field survey, FWCP maintenance can be improved efficiently with geospatial technology. To improve the level of FWCP maintenance in China, a collaborative sensing system framework by integrating satellite, aerial, and ground remote sensing is put forward. The structure of the system framework includes three sections, namely the data acquisition, the operational work, and the application and service. Through the construction and operation of such collaborative sensing system, it will break through the limitation of any single remote sensing platform and provide all-around and real-time information on FWCP. The collaborative monitoring schemes for the designed FWCP maintenance can engage ditch riders to maintain more effectively, which will enable them to communicate more specifically with smallholders in the process of irrigation. Only when ditch riders and farmers are fully involved, irrigation efficiency will be improved. Furthermore, the collaborative sensing system needs feasible standards for multi-source remote sensing data processing and intelligent information extraction such as data fusion, data assimilation, and data mining. In a way, this will promote the application of remote sensing in the field of agricultural irrigation and water saving. On the whole, it will be helpful to improve the traditional maintenance problems and is also the guarantee for establishing a long-term scientific management mechanism of FWCP maintenance in developing countries, especially in China.

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A Collaborative Sensing System for Farmland Water Conservancy Project Maintenance through Integrating Satellite, Aerial, and Ground Observations

Chao

Fang

et al. 2021

Water

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“…(Liu et al 2018;Zhang et al 2020). The con guration results include the usage of different water sources at different times, the optimal crop planting structure, and the rational planning of land use types (Mosleh et al 2017;Li and Xie 2019). With the continuous development of computing, computer optimization algorithms for solving multi-objectives have been applied to the process of optimal allocation of water resources and optimization of land resources.…”

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Study of Optimal and Joint Allocations of Water and land Resources for Multiple Objectives

Wang

Qin

et al. 2023

Water Resour Manage

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The mismatch of water and land resources leads to various water problem and degradation of ecological function in the basin. The existing water resources allocation and land resource allocation have different objects, basic units, allocation goals and methods, and it is di cult to achieve joint allocation on a uni ed platform. This paper takes the water and land resources system as the research object. The optimal allocation model of water and land resources was constructed, with the multiple objectives, from aspects of water quantity, water quality, water e ciency, ecological function and the matching degree of water and land resources. The constructed model is used to allocate water and land resources in Sihe River basin, and the results of water and land resources allocation of each con guration unit under different water supply conditions are obtained. This provides technical support for the synthetically delicacy management of water and land resources based on the land unit in the river basin.

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Novel hybrid coupling of ecohydrology and socioeconomy at river basin scale: A watershed system model for the Heihe River basin

Zhang

Zheng

et al. 2021

Environmental Modelling & Software

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Introduction to the Water‐Soil‐Air‐Plant‐Human Nexus: Modeling and Observing Complex Land Surface Systems at River Basin Scale

Cited by 5 publications

References 38 publications

A Collaborative Sensing System for Farmland Water Conservancy Project Maintenance through Integrating Satellite, Aerial, and Ground Observations

A Collaborative Sensing System for Farmland Water Conservancy Project Maintenance through Integrating Satellite, Aerial, and Ground Observations

Study of Optimal and Joint Allocations of Water and land Resources for Multiple Objectives

Novel hybrid coupling of ecohydrology and socioeconomy at river basin scale: A watershed system model for the Heihe River basin

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