CAREER: Field-scale quantification of dynamic physical properties in shrink-swell soils for improved hydrological prediction
职业:对收缩膨胀土壤的动态物理特性进行现场规模量化,以改进水文预测
基本信息
- 批准号:2337711
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 68.01万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2024
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2024-08-01 至 2029-07-31
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Shrink-swell soils are clayey soils that expand when wetting and shrink when drying. Though these soils account for only 2% of soil globally, they have a disproportionately large impact on water quantity and quality due to their shrink-swell properties, which lead to the formation of cracks that in turn strongly influence key hydrologic processes including water and contaminant transport, infiltration, runoff, and plant water use. Currently, there are no ways of predicting the cracking behavior of these soils or including the effects of these cracks in model simulations. The goal of this research is to improve our ability to measure and predict crack formation in shrink-swell soils, with the ultimate goal of improving models of water flow in soils. This will allow us to better manage and predict the movement of water and pollutants within the environment. In addition, the project will include training opportunities for K-12 teachers to learn about soil science activities and lessons, with the goal of attracting students to the field at a young age.To date, the dynamic physical properties of shrink-swell soils have not been adequately quantified beyond individual sites. Further, theoretical models describing the soil water content-bulk density relationship depend on empirical parameters that lack physical meaning. To address this gap, this project will integrate multiple proven, non-invasive geophysical measurement types at several locations to allow for the accurate field-scale quantification of the soil water content-bulk density relationship. The goal of the proposed research is to improve understanding of and ability to quantify dynamic properties of shrink-swell soils at the field scale by providing a physically-based, non-site-specific representation of the soil water content-bulk density relationship. This objective will be reached using the following objectives: 1) Quantify the relationship between soil moisture and bulk density at the field scale in shrink-swell soils at multiple sites, 2) Quantify the number and size of soil cracks based on surface and subsurface imagery, and 3) Produce field-scale estimates of effective soil hydraulic parameters for characterizing soil shrinkage, swelling, and crack development. The educational objectives of the proposed work are to 1) Broaden participation in soil and Earth sciences by hosting multiple train-the-trainer soil science education workshops for K-12 educators, and 2) incorporate project findings into an existing open-source introductory soil physics textbook. This research will provide a physically-based theoretical model of the soil water content-bulk density relationship at the field scale and lay a foundation for the integration of that model into existing numerical models. This will allow for the dynamic representation of the presence and size of cracks in areas with shrink-swell soils, improving estimates of infiltration, surface runoff, and soil water storage.This project is co-funded by the Hydrologic Sciences and Education and Human Resources programs in NSF's Division of Earth Sciences.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
收缩膨胀土是粘性土,湿润时膨胀,干燥时收缩。虽然这些土壤只占全球土壤的2%,但由于它们的收缩膨胀特性,它们对水量和水质的影响不成比例地大,这导致裂缝的形成,进而强烈影响关键的水文过程,包括水和污染物的运移、渗透、径流和植物水分利用。目前,还没有办法预测这些土的开裂行为,也没有办法在模型模拟中包括这些裂缝的影响。这项研究的目的是提高我们测量和预测收缩膨胀土中裂缝形成的能力,最终目的是改进土壤中的水流模型。这将使我们能够更好地管理和预测水和污染物在环境中的移动。此外,该项目将包括为K-12教师提供培训机会,以了解土壤科学活动和课程,目的是吸引学生在年轻时到实地学习。迄今为止,收缩膨胀土的动态物理性质尚未充分量化到个别地点以外。此外,描述土壤水分-容重关系的理论模型依赖于缺乏物理意义的经验参数。为了解决这一差距,该项目将在几个地点整合多种经过验证的非侵入性地球物理测量类型,以便能够准确地量化土壤水分含量与容重之间的关系。拟议研究的目的是通过提供基于物理的、非现场特定的土壤水分-容重关系的表示来提高对田间尺度上收缩膨胀土的动态特性的理解和量化的能力。这一目标将使用以下目标来实现:1)在多个地点的收缩膨胀土中,在田间尺度上量化土壤水分与容重之间的关系;2)根据地表和地下图像来量化土壤裂缝的数量和大小;以及3)产生田间尺度的有效土壤水力参数的估计,以表征土壤的收缩、膨胀和裂缝发展。拟议工作的教育目标是1)通过为K-12教育工作者举办多个培训培训者土壤科学教育讲习班来扩大对土壤和地球科学的参与,以及2)将项目成果纳入现有的开放源码土壤物理入门教科书。本研究将提供田间尺度土壤水分-容重关系的物理理论模型,并为该模型与现有数值模型的集成奠定基础。这将允许动态地表示有收缩膨胀土壤的地区裂缝的存在和大小,改善对渗透、地表径流和土壤蓄水量的估计。该项目由NSF地球科学部的水文科学和教育与人力资源计划共同资助。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的智力优势和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
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