Aiming at the problems that need to be solved urgently in the current operation of a multireservoir in Kuitun River Basin, such as the uneven distribution of water resources in time and space, the large workload of manual operation calculation, and low coordination level, the paper takes the optimal operation of water resources in the basin as the main goal and carries out the research on the optimal operation model of the multireservoir in combination with the complex characteristics of local water resources system. Firstly, based on the generalization of hydraulic engineering in Kuitun River Basin, a water resources optimal operation model of the multireservoir is established and is solved by the graph theory. Then, the actual data of typical years were selected to test the model. The test results show that, compared with the actual water distribution, the water shortage rate of 2015 and 2016 in high flow years decreased by 98.57% and 100%, respectively; the water shortage rate of 2013 and 2014 in normal flow years decreased by 92.65% and 96.38%, respectively; and the water shortage rate of 2009 in a low flow year decreased by 87.78%. The model can provide the optimal operation scheme for the optimal operation of the multireservoir in the basin. And it can solve the problems such as the uneven distribution of water resources and the large workload of manual operation calculation and can provide technical support for the optimal operation of water resources of the multireservoir in Kuitun River Basin in the future.
Flood disaster is one of the natural disasters which cause the most serious economic losses, the most casualties, and the greatest social impact. Flood frequency analysis is very important for reducing flood disaster. In this paper, based on the flood data of Manas River and tools of Box–Cox and Johnson normal transformation, the nonparametric statistical method for flood frequency analysis is studied in order to analyze the adaptability between it and the rivers in arid region of north-western China. The calculation result of the fitness index is divided into two parts: high flood discharge and low flood discharge. One of the two evaluation indexes has an advantage in fitting, and the number of advantages of the three methods in each part has been counted. After analysis, for the flood peak discharge frequency of rivers in arid region of north-western China, the frequency curve of Johnson transformation fits best with empirical data. The high flood discharge advantage is 6, and the low flood discharge is 4. For the flood volume frequency of rivers in arid region of north-western China, Box–Cox transform fits well with empirical data at the high flood discharge frequency curve, and its advantage is 12; Johnson transformation has a better fit between the low flood discharge frequency curve and empirical data, and its advantage is 12. Therefore, it is the way of improving the precision of flood frequency analysis to use the method of P-III distribution and normal transformation comprehensively.
Measuring evapotranspiration (ET) components in cotton fields under mulched drip irrigation is needed to improve water use efficiency and promote the development of water-saving agriculture. In this study, an Eddy Covariance (EC) system was used to observe the water-carbon fluxes of cotton fields under mulched drip irrigation in an arid region during two years (2021–2022). The Underlying Water Use Efficiency (uWUE) method was used to partition the ET into transpiration (T) and evaporation (E) in order to reveal the changing characteristics of ET and its components in cotton fields under mulched drip irrigation and analyze the effects of environmental factors on each component. The results showed that the diurnal variation of ET was the same as gross primary productivity (GPP), and their course of change showed a bimodal curve at budding, blooming, and boll stages. The relationship of T at different growth stages was the same as ET, which is blooming and boll stage > budding stage > boll opening stage > seedling stage. ET and its components were mainly affected by temperature (Tair) and net radiation (Rn). This study can provide a theoretical and practical basis for the application of uWUE in cotton fields under mulched drip irrigation and a scientific basis for the rational allocation of water resources and the formulation of a scientific water-saving irrigation system for farmland in an arid region.
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