Water Resources and Its Tendency in Upper Reaches of the Yellow River
Bao Wei
Abstract
Bao Wei
Abstract
A large scale hydrological simulation model was developed from the relation of temperature to melt water as well as varied ratio of runoff to rainfall. This model was applied in the upstream basins of the Yellow river. The testing results were satisfactory by comparison with the observed data for the simulated runoff in those basins.The tendency of water resource in the upper reaches of the Yellow river was analyzed.
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A large scale hydrological simulation model was developed from the relation of temperature to melt water as well as varied ratio of runoff to rainfall. This model was applied in the upstream basins of the Yellow river. The testing results were satisfactory by comparison with the observed data for the simulated runoff in those basins.The tendency of water resource in the upper reaches of the Yellow river was analyzed.
Key concepts: Surface runoff, Hydrology (agriculture), Environmental science, Water resources, Drainage basin, Resource (disambiguation), Runoff model, Geology