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Analysis of Variation of Water and Sediment of Weihe Basin in Shaanxi Province

Zhang Bo

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The factors of rainfall reduction of the Weihe River since 1990s,the effect of human activity and reduction of water flowed into the Weihe River are analyzed from the aspects of basin,rainfall,runoff and sediment,the characteristic of variation of water and sediment and factors influencing water and sediment are presented.

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The factors of rainfall reduction of the Weihe River since 1990s,the effect of human activity and reduction of water flowed into the Weihe River are analyzed from the aspects of basin,rainfall,runoff and sediment,the characteristic of variation of water and sediment and factors influencing water and sediment are presented.

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The factors of rainfall reduction of the Weihe River since 1990s,the effect of human activity and reduction of water flowed into the Weihe River are analyzed from the aspects of basin,rainfall,runoff and sediment,the characteristic of variation of water and sediment and factors influencing water and sediment are presented.

Key concepts: Sediment, Surface runoff, Hydrology (agriculture), Structural basin, Environmental science, Drainage basin, Geology, Geomorphology

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