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Design and application of groundwater dynamic online monitoring system in Aeolian desertification area

Yongfeng Gong, Jia Zhang, Jianwei Zhou and 3 more

Energy Reports · 2021

doi:10.1016/j.egyr.2021.10.012 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

Populus euphratica, at Tarim Nature Reserve, growing in their natural habitat represents a valuable resource for the surface vegetation on the response mechanism to underground water level. In order to study the distribution of the groundwater level in Aeolian desertification areas, aiming at the current situation of groundwater dynamic online monitoring in Aeolian desertification areas, the network was effectively used to simplify data processing, increase the function of forecast and warning and optimize the power supply system. The results show that the equipment installed in Aeolian desertification areas has completed the remote transmission of data and data analysis. Based on the 25d real-time monitoring data, the groundwater level fluctuates between 0.604 and 1.515 m. Based on the table of groundwater level threshold of populus euphratica growth, the groundwater level at this location is between 0.50 and 4.71 m, and has not crossed the threshold of good growth and stress. Therefore, populus euphratica is growing well, and the equipment does not produce early warning information. Field investigation shows that populus euphratica grows well in this area, and there are many new seedlings germination, which is consistent with the data. Thus, the groundwater monitoring system can be used for dynamic monitoring of groundwater level in Aeolian desertification areas.

Abstract licence: CC BY-NC

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