Numerical Analysis of the Impact Factors on the Flow Fields in a Large Shallow Lake

Abstract

Wetland acts as an important part of climatic regulation, water purification, and biodiversity maintenance. As an integral part of wetlands, large shallow lakes play an essential role in protecting ecosystem diversity and providing water sources. Baihe Lake in the Momoge Wetland is one such example, so it is necessary to study the flow pattern characteristics of this lake under different conditions. A new model, based on the lattice Boltzmann method, was used to investigate the effects of different impact factors on flow fields, such as water discharge from surrounding farmland, rainfall, wind speed, and aquatic vegetation. Importantly, this study provides a hydrodynamic basis for local ecological protection and restoration work.

Methodologies and Management Framework for Restoration of Wetland Hydrologic Connectivity: A Synthesis

“…Wetland HC can become unstable due to changes in hydrology, topography, and ecological conditions, and if it continues, it will lead to a serious decline (Jiang et al 2014; Liu et al 2019). According to the time scale of action, the driving factors of HC can be divided into long‐term driving factors, medium‐term driving factors, and short‐term driving factors.…”