Analysis of urban water dissipation characteristics considering anthropogenic impacts: a case study in Beijing
Urban water dissipation is a significant part of the urban hydrologic cycle and has a typical natural–social dualistic attribute. Besides natural evaporation, the water dissipation in people's daily life and production process cannot be ignored. This study developed an urban water dissipation m...
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| author | Chuang Liu Jiahong Liu Xiangyi Ding Weiwei Shao Xin Su |
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| description | Urban water dissipation is a significant part of the urban hydrologic cycle and has a typical natural–social dualistic attribute. Besides natural evaporation, the water dissipation in people's daily life and production process cannot be ignored. This study developed an urban water dissipation model based on different land uses and applied it in urban-built areas in Beijing. The results showed that the water dissipation of buildings and green spaces occupied the dominant position, and the water dissipation intensity of each district exceeded 500 mm, among which the six core districts were 700–1,100 mm. Comparing the water dissipation contribution rate and area rate of each underlying surface, it showed that the water dissipation intensity from strong to weak was building, water surface, green spaces, and hardened ground. According to the dualistic analysis of urban water dissipation, the contribution rates of social water dissipation in the six core districts were 45.3–69.1%, which was higher than the 17.8–36.1% of other suburbs obviously. This study reflected that the higher the degree of regional urbanization, the greater the water dissipation intensity, and artificial water dissipation was the main influencing factor.
HIGHLIGHTS
Developed a city-scale water dissipation calculation model based on urban land types.;
Urban water dissipation includes traditional natural evapotranspiration and artificial water dissipation.;
Buildings and green spaces are the major part of water dissipation in urban areas.;
Regions with a high degree of urbanization in urban areas have greater water dissipation intensity.; |
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| spelling | doaj.art-25b93f045cc847b9897e83a985834a5b2024-04-17T08:37:48ZengIWA PublishingJournal of Water and Climate Change2040-22442408-93542023-11-0114114053406710.2166/wcc.2023.195195Analysis of urban water dissipation characteristics considering anthropogenic impacts: a case study in BeijingChuang Liu0Jiahong Liu1Xiangyi Ding2Weiwei Shao3Xin Su4 State Key Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of Water Cycle in River Basin, China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, Beijing 100038, China State Key Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of Water Cycle in River Basin, China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, Beijing 100038, China State Key Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of Water Cycle in River Basin, China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, Beijing 100038, China State Key Laboratory of Simulation and Regulation of Water Cycle in River Basin, China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research, Beijing 100038, China Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute, China Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Research (IWHR), Beijing, China Urban water dissipation is a significant part of the urban hydrologic cycle and has a typical natural–social dualistic attribute. Besides natural evaporation, the water dissipation in people's daily life and production process cannot be ignored. This study developed an urban water dissipation model based on different land uses and applied it in urban-built areas in Beijing. The results showed that the water dissipation of buildings and green spaces occupied the dominant position, and the water dissipation intensity of each district exceeded 500 mm, among which the six core districts were 700–1,100 mm. Comparing the water dissipation contribution rate and area rate of each underlying surface, it showed that the water dissipation intensity from strong to weak was building, water surface, green spaces, and hardened ground. According to the dualistic analysis of urban water dissipation, the contribution rates of social water dissipation in the six core districts were 45.3–69.1%, which was higher than the 17.8–36.1% of other suburbs obviously. This study reflected that the higher the degree of regional urbanization, the greater the water dissipation intensity, and artificial water dissipation was the main influencing factor. HIGHLIGHTS Developed a city-scale water dissipation calculation model based on urban land types.; Urban water dissipation includes traditional natural evapotranspiration and artificial water dissipation.; Buildings and green spaces are the major part of water dissipation in urban areas.; Regions with a high degree of urbanization in urban areas have greater water dissipation intensity.;http://jwcc.iwaponline.com/content/14/11/4053artificial water dissipationdualistic water cycleevapotranspirationland useurban hydrologic cycleurban water dissipation |
| spellingShingle | Chuang Liu Jiahong Liu Xiangyi Ding Weiwei Shao Xin Su Analysis of urban water dissipation characteristics considering anthropogenic impacts: a case study in Beijing Journal of Water and Climate Change artificial water dissipation dualistic water cycle evapotranspiration land use urban hydrologic cycle urban water dissipation |
| title | Analysis of urban water dissipation characteristics considering anthropogenic impacts: a case study in Beijing |
| title_full | Analysis of urban water dissipation characteristics considering anthropogenic impacts: a case study in Beijing |
| title_fullStr | Analysis of urban water dissipation characteristics considering anthropogenic impacts: a case study in Beijing |
| title_full_unstemmed | Analysis of urban water dissipation characteristics considering anthropogenic impacts: a case study in Beijing |
| title_short | Analysis of urban water dissipation characteristics considering anthropogenic impacts: a case study in Beijing |
| title_sort | analysis of urban water dissipation characteristics considering anthropogenic impacts a case study in beijing |
| topic | artificial water dissipation dualistic water cycle evapotranspiration land use urban hydrologic cycle urban water dissipation |
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