Increased water storage of Lake Qinghai during 2004-2012 from GRACE data, hydrological models, radar altimetry and in situ measurements

Increased water storage of Lake Qinghai during 2004-2012 from GRACE data, hydrological models, radar altimetry and in situ measurements
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根据 GRACE 数据、水文模型、雷达测高和现场测量,2004-2012 年青海湖蓄水量增加

DOI:
10.1093/gji/ggx443
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
Du Jinsong
Du Jinsong
中科院分区:
地球科学2区
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作者:
Wang Linsong;Chen Chao;Thomas Maik;Kaban Mikhail K.;Guentner Andreas;Du Jinsong

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青藏高原(TP)的陆地水储存(TWS)变化是与气候变化相关的水动态的敏感指标。使用 GRACE 太空任务和卫星测高数据的联合分析越来越多地用于监测 TWS。本研究的目的是确认基于 GRACE 数据的综合分析可以可靠地监测大型湖泊的水储量变化。本研究重点对位于青藏高原东北部的青海湖进行数据整合和分析,显示自 2004 年以来明显的水位持续上升。我们开发了一个简单的框架,使用空间平均核来估计各个区域的水储存变化,同时最大限度地减少使用陆地表面模型 (LSM) 和现场测量的 GRACE 数据的不确定性造成的影响。 2004-2012 年期间,使用 GLDAS/Noah 和水库测量站估算了与湖泊无关的水储量异常,例如土壤湿度、积雪和水库。我们的结果表明,GRACE 衍生的 TWS(GLDAS/Noah 异常消除后)的质量上升率计算为 0.27 ± 0.12 cm yr−1,或者 GRACE 衍生的 TWS(即 0.27 ± 0.12 cm yr−1)乘以 0.20 ± 0.09 m yr−1 后的平均水位增长率为 0.20 ± 0.09 m yr−1 2004-2012年青海湖网格采用基于盆地函数的比例因子方法,以1/1.34恢复“真实”质量变化信号,相当于体积变化0.86±0.37 km3yr−1,主要是由于青海湖快速膨胀(测高/现场测量为0.44±0.04 km3yr−1)和龙羊峡水库蓄水造成的。 (0.28 ± 0.17 km3yr−1,基于线性高度-体积关系和原位水位观测)。由于 GRACE 的空间分辨率有限,残差信号(GRACE−GLDAS/Noah−水库−青海湖)可能反映了该地区(即哈尔、嘉仁和恩戈林)周围湖泊的质量泄漏和地下水贡献(即地下水不包括在 GLDAS/Noah 中)。结果表明,LSM 和 GRACE 测量的结合使用是监测大型湖泊质量变化的有用方法。此外,我们的分析表明,有必要改进现场强迫参数和地下水位数据中的LSM结果,这将减少GRACE数据应用中的不确定性。仍然需要利用补充模型或原位观测来消除冰川均衡调整和构造过程的影响。
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