Distributed SWAT Model for Ecological Remediation Project Assessment

Yu Hang Wei; De Shan Tang; Yi Fan Ding

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.915-916.1460

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Distributed SWAT Model for Ecological Remediation Project Assessment

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In arid area, ecological remediation aims at decreasing soil erosion by foresting. Distributed SWAT model is further improved model of integrated model, capable of analyzing the relation between river runoff, sediment and land use change by human activities. In this study, distributed SWAT model is built in the Heihe River Basin to simulate watershed water and sand conditions, and natural state of river runoff and sediment without ecological remediation project is estimated. Significant differences are observed between the estimated natural state runoff and sediment and conditions after the remediation projects. This provides valuable reference for effect assessment of Heihe River Basin ecological remediation project.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 915-916)

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April 2014

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Yu Hang Wei*, De Shan Tang, Yi Fan Ding

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Arid Region, Ecological Remediation, Effect Assessment, SWAT Model

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