Land use in the Souss region, South Morocco and its influence on wadi dynamics

Land use in the Souss region, South Morocco and its influence on wadi dynamics
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摩洛哥南部苏斯地区的土地利用及其对河道动态的影响

DOI:
10.1127/zfg_suppl/2019/0525
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发表时间:
2019
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Zeitschrift für Geomorphologie, Supplementary Issues
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Aït Hssaine
Aït Hssaine
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Kirchhoff;Aït Hssaine

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苏地区受到持续的土地利用变化的强烈影响,这种变化伴随着强烈的冲片、细沟和沟壑侵蚀。这些非常高的沉积物量是由被称为wadis或oued的短暂河流收集的。这项研究的目的是确定当前的土地利用和土地利用变化是否会在中期影响河底动态,原因是由于斜坡侵蚀导致河底恶化,或者由于低泥沙负荷或无泥沙负荷的排放导致河底侵蚀。土地使用被绘制为Taroudant北部的整个集水区,这是一个起源于高阿特拉斯的冲积扇。冲刷链用来测量河床上的侵蚀或堆积。在2011年至2014年期间,在7个不同的流域共进行了37次测量。测量结果从+30厘米(积累)到-37厘米(侵蚀)不等,每次测量间隔从两周到一年不等。有些河道以侵蚀为主,有些河道则以堆积为主。从实测数据来看,“冲填”现象较为明显,泥沙从流速较大的河道上冲刷而下,随着流速的减小,淤积物冲刷下游的细沟。控制河道动态的因子主要为地表年变化的“日最大降水量”和河床高程变化的“河道累计长度”、“集水区面积”和“每集水区平均坡度”,而“土地利用”在两者之间的相关性较弱。由于冲刷链代表准时测量,不允许插值到更高的时间空间尺度,本研究只能显示河道内部的趋势。横截面上的侵蚀和堆积以及河道的长度变化很大,这里提出的经验方法似乎有希望接近固有动力学的量化。
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