Collaborative Research: Sea-level Rise and Vegetation Controls on Deltaic Landform Evolution: A Coupled Experimental and Numerical Modeling Study
合作研究:海平面上升和植被对三角洲地貌演化的控制:实验与数值模拟的耦合研究
基本信息
- 批准号:1324114
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 16.33万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2013
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2013-09-01 至 2016-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Deltas are home for 25% of the human population (Syvitski et al., 2005). Across the world, combinations of changes in sea-level-rise rates, land use changes in the watersheds the feed deltas, and human activities on deltas themselves are causing rapid changes to delta landscapes and loss of valuable habitats and ecosystem services. Science for predicting changes in delta landscapes, ecosystems, and coastlines is now urgently required to successfully evaluate and implement plans to improve sustainability for deltas globally. However, changes on deltas are controlled by an array of interactions between coastal rivers, plants and animals, hurricanes and storms, and a range of human manipulations. The proposed study will enhance our understanding of, and ability to predict how deltas will respond to changes in climate and land-use forcing, focusing on both physical and biological aspects of delta systems using laboratory flume and computational experiments.Physical delta experiments will be conducted in the University of Texas (UT) Sediment Transport and Earth-surface Processes (STEP) basin, which allows for independent and precise controls of the major geological factors: sediment supply and relative sea level rise (RSLR). These experiments will also be the first to investigate interactions between physical and biological processes in shaping deltas. Experiments will involve seeding the delta surface with small plants (Alfalfa) at different spatial densities. The ecosystem is simplified in the experiments but still naturally coevolving with a growing and self-organizing fluviodeltaic system. Computational modeling efforts, based on the results of the physical experiments, will produce a reduced complexity model that captures the main eco-morphodynamic feedbacks under rapid relative sea-level rise over engineering and geological time scales. The resulting computational models will provide a platform for experiments addressing the ecomorphodynamic evolution of a range of delta types, under disparate sets of forcing (e.g. river vs. wave dominated) and under various scenarios of land-use and climate changes. The scientific insights to be gained through the coupled laboratory experiments and computational modeling include: 1) the fluviodeltaic system's response to RSLR, in particular, changes in avulsion (flood) frequency and shoreline roughness, 2) the self-organization of the deltaic distributary channel network that coevolves with vegetation, 3) the effects of spatial variation in vegetation density on channel avulsion location and frequency, and 4) how the feedbacks from vegetation dynamics during rapid RSLR affect deltaic landforms and resulting stratigraphy. This work will produce the first quantitative eco-morphodynamic model based on controlled laboratory experiments, allowing exploration of future changes in fluviodeltaic landscapes, channel activity, and vulnerability for a range of delta types and RSLR rates.
三角洲是25%人口的家园(Syvitski等人,2005年)。在世界各地,海平面上升率的变化、饲料三角洲流域的土地使用变化以及三角洲本身的人类活动正在导致三角洲景观的迅速变化以及宝贵的栖息地和生态系统服务的丧失。现在迫切需要预测三角洲景观,生态系统和海岸线变化的科学,以成功地评估和实施计划,以提高全球三角洲的可持续性。然而,三角洲的变化受到沿海河流、植物和动物、飓风和风暴以及一系列人类操纵之间的一系列相互作用的控制。这项研究将提高我们对三角洲如何应对气候和土地利用强迫变化的理解和预测能力,重点关注三角洲系统的物理和生物方面,使用实验室水槽和计算实验。物理三角洲实验将在德克萨斯大学(UT)沉积物传输和地球表面过程(STEP)流域进行,它允许独立和精确地控制主要的地质因素:沉积物供应和相对海平面上升(RSLR)。这些实验也将是第一个研究物理和生物过程在形成三角洲方面的相互作用的实验。实验将涉及在三角洲表面以不同的空间密度种植小植物(Alcohol)。生态系统在实验中被简化,但仍然自然地与一个不断增长和自组织的河流三角洲系统共同进化。计算建模工作,物理实验的结果的基础上,将产生一个降低复杂性的模型,捕捉主要的生态形态动力学反馈下快速相对海平面上升超过工程和地质时间尺度。由此产生的计算模型将提供一个平台,解决一系列三角洲类型的生态形态动力学演变的实验,在不同的强迫(如河流与波浪为主),并在各种情况下的土地利用和气候变化。通过结合实验室实验和计算建模获得的科学见解包括:1)河流三角洲系统对RSLR的响应,特别是撕离(洪水)频率和海岸线粗糙度的变化,2)与植被共同演化的三角洲分流河道网络的自组织,3)植被密度的空间变化对河道撕离位置和频率的影响,快速RSLR期间植被动力学的反馈如何影响三角洲地貌和地层。这项工作将产生第一个定量的生态形态动力学模型的基础上控制实验室实验,允许探索未来的变化,河流三角洲景观,通道活动,以及脆弱性的三角洲类型和RSLR率的范围。
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Seven-year performance of a clinical metagenomic next-generation sequencing test for diagnosis of central nervous system infections
用于中枢神经系统感染诊断的临床宏基因组下一代测序检测的七年性能表现
- DOI:
10.1038/s41591-024-03275-1 - 发表时间:
2024-11-12 - 期刊:
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- 作者:
Patrick Benoit;Noah Brazer;Mikael de Lorenzi-Tognon;Emily Kelly;Venice Servellita;Miriam Oseguera;Jenny Nguyen;Jack Tang;Charles Omura;Jessica Streithorst;Melissa Hillberg;Danielle Ingebrigtsen;Kelsey Zorn;Michael R. Wilson;Tim Blicharz;Amy P. Wong;Brian O’Donovan;Brad Murray;Steve Miller;Charles Y. Chiu - 通讯作者:
Charles Y. Chiu
A reanalysis of Schaefer et al. does not indicate extensive CRISPR/Cas9 mediated off-target editing events
Schaefer 等人的重新分析。
- DOI:
10.1101/159608 - 发表时间:
2017 - 期刊:
- 影响因子:0
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R. Lescarbeau;Brad Murray;T. Barnes;N. Bermingham - 通讯作者:
N. Bermingham
Assessing the invasion potential of five common exotic vine species in temperate Australian rainforests
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Adam Bernich;Kris French;Michael Bedward;Brad Murray - 通讯作者:
Brad Murray
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- 批准号:
2016068 - 财政年份:2020
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Standard Grant
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协作提案;
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0951802 - 财政年份:2010
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岩石海岸线演化数值模型的开发和测试
- 批准号:
1024815 - 财政年份:2010
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合作研究:地貌学研讨会的复杂性:Binghamton 2007;
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0722402 - 财政年份:2007
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0452178 - 财政年份:2006
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