Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Bacterioplankton Molecular Ecological Networks in the Yuan River under Different Human Activity Intensity by Bobo Wu, Peng Wang, Adam T. Devlin, Lu Chen, Yang Xia, Hua Zhang, Minghua Nie, Mingjun Ding

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Non-stationarity analysis of flood extremes under climate change and human activities in the Yuan River Basin, China by Ting Wang, Dehua Mao, Meirong Deng, Chang Feng, Guangwei Hu, Jingya Zhang, Yang Zou

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Influence of landscape structures on river water quality at multiple spatial scales: A case study of the Yuan river watershed, China by Qiyu Xu, Peng Wang, Wang Shu, Mingjun Ding, Hua Zhang

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Syntactic pattern recognition for seismic oil exploration / by 364345 Huang, Kou-Yuan

Spatiotemporally Combined Dimensionality Reduction Algorithm for Optimizing Long-term Operation of Multi-reservoir Systems by CHEN Jia, ZHANG Hanjun, XU Nan

“…To alleviate the “curse of dimensionality” and improve the solution efficiency while ensuring the quality of solutions in optimizing the operation of multi-reservoir systems,this paper proposes a spatiotemporally combined dimensionality reduction algorithm which integrates and improves the dynamic programming with successive approximation (DPSA) and the progressive optimality algorithm (POA).First,a chain-based successive approximation strategy is proposed to expand the DPSA's optimization mode from “single reservoir alternation” to “cascade reservoir chain alternation”,which makes up for the DPSA's shortcomings in dealing with the hydraulic coupling relationships among cascade reservoirs.Then,a dynamic variable decoupling strategy and perturbation mechanism are proposed to deal with the POA's blind search problem and dimensionality problem.Finally,the two improved algorithms are combined,in which the improved POA is applied to solving the optimization problems of cascade reservoir chains under the framework of the improved DPSA.The power generation operation problem of the cascade reservoirs in the Yuan River Basin of Hunan Province and the classical ten-reservoir problem are utilized to test the performance of the proposed algorithm.The proposed algorithm outperforms seven existing alternatives in terms of solution quality and efficiency.The results indicate that the proposed algorithm can effectively alleviate the “curse of dimensionality” in optimizing the operation of multi-reservoir systems,improve the efficiency while ensuring the quality of solutions and has potential to be applied to optimizing the operation of complex large-scale multi-reservoir systems.…”
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Two new species of freshwater goby (Teleostei, Gobiidae) from the Upper Youshui River, Chongqing, China by Lingzhen Li, Chaoyang Li, Weihan Shao, Suxing Fu, Chaowei Zhou

“…Two previously unknown species of Rhinogobius have been discovered in the streams of the Upper Youshui River, within the Yuan River Basin, Xiushan County, Chongqing, China. …”
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Gravel bars can be critical for biodiversity conservation: a case study on scaly-sided Merganser in South china. by Qing Zeng, Linlu Shi, Li Wen, Junzhu Chen, Hairui Duo, Guangchun Lei

“…In this study, we surveyed the endangered Scaly-sided Merganser Mergus squamatus along a 40 km river section of Yuan River, in Central China, for three consecutive winters. …”
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Investigation of indoor thermal comfort of heritage buildings in hot summer and cold winter zone of China: A case study by Danqiu He, Mohd Hafizal Mohd Isa

“…Field measurements and questionnaire surveys were used to conduct specific studies on the winter indoor thermal comfort of two typical traditional residential buildings (“Yinziwu” and “Diaojiaolou”) in the Yuan River basin heritage building area. The aim is to investigate the current status of building thermal comfort and provide a theoretical basis for promoting their sustainable development. …”
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Monitoring the Land Cover Changes in Mangrove Areas and Urbanization using Normalized Difference Vegetation Index and Normalized Difference Built-up Index in Krabi Estuary Wetland,... by Katawut Waiyasusri

“…In addition, areas that are sensitive to land-cover change appear around the Chi rat River, Pak Nam Krabi River, and Yuan River, which are tourist areas close to the Krabi and Ao Nang communities. …”
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Improving the integrated hydrological simulation on a data-scarce catchment with multi-objective calibration by Qianwen He, Frank Molkenthin

“…For the study catchment with limited observations like the Yuan River Catchment (YRC) in China, the three groups corresponded to discharge from three hydrometric stations, both Nash–Sutcliffe efficiency (NSE) and inversed NSE for discharge evaluation, and MODIS global terrestrial evapotranspiration product and baseflow filtered from discharge as metrics, respectively. …”
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Monitoring the Land Cover Changes in Mangrove Areas and Urbanization using Normalized Difference Vegetation Index and Normalized Difference Built-up Index in Krabi Estuary Wetland,... by Katawut Waiyasusri

“…In addition, areas that are sensitive to land-cover change appear around the Chi rat River, Pak Nam Krabi River, and Yuan River, which are tourist areas close to the Krabi and Ao Nang communities. …”
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Monitoring the Land Cover Changes in Mangrove Areas and Urbanization using Normalized Difference Vegetation Index and Normalized Difference Built-up Index in Krabi Estuary Wetland,... by Katawut Waiyasusri

“…In addition, areas that are sensitive to land-cover change appear around the Chi rat River, Pak Nam Krabi River, and Yuan River, which are tourist areas close to the Krabi and Ao Nang communities. …”
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Monitoring the Land Cover Changes in Mangrove Areas and Urbanization using Normalized Difference Vegetation Index and Normalized Difference Built-up Index in Krabi Estuary Wetland,... by Katawut Waiyasusri

“…In addition, areas that are sensitive to land-cover change appear around the Chi rat River, Pak Nam Krabi River, and Yuan River, which are tourist areas close to the Krabi and Ao Nang communities. …”
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Morphology and FTIR Characteristics of the Alluvial Diamond from the Yangtze Craton, China by Chuqi Cao, Jingsui Yang, Fengshan Zeng, Fei Liu, Shengbiao Yang, Yun Wang

“…These diamond samples, collected downstream of the Yuan River, Hunan Province, with unknown host-rock source(s), were observed by scanning electron microscope (SEM) and Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR). …”
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Influence of social and economic development on water quality in Dongting Lake by Yu Feng, Bing-Hui Zheng, Hai-Feng Jia, Jia-Yu Peng, Xi-Yin Zhou

“…The influence degree decreased in the Dongting Lake basin, Xiang River and Li River watersheds, whereas the trend was the opposite in the Yuan River and Zi River watersheds from 2004 to 2017. …”
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Modified drought propagation under a changing environment: A case study in the Dongting Lake basin, China by Lina Jin, Tao Peng, Tianyi Fan, Vijay P. Singh, Qingxia Lin, Xiaohua Dong, Ji Liu, Jiali Guo, Dan Yu, Gaoxu Wang

“…New hydrological insights for the region: (i) Compared with the baseline period, the severity of HD in the Li River (LR) and Yuan River (YR) increased by 0.5 % and 1.3 % during the impacted period, respectively, while that in the Zi River (ZR) and Xiang River (XR) decreased by −25.9 % and −31.6 %, respectively; (ii) Human activities have weakened the correlation between HD and MD, resulting in various patterns of propagation time in different sub-basins and seasons; (iii) As a whole, propagation threshold from MD to HD became larger during the impacted period, with an average change rate from 0.9 % to 195.5 %.…”
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Assessment of agricultural sustainability performance in Dali Prefecture, China using the DPSIR Model by Yishan Chen, Harison Kiplagat Kipkulei, Zhiqiang Xie, Stefan Sieber

“…Yunnan’s proximity to the Yangtze, Lancang, and Yuan Rivers makes agriculture vital for the downstream livelihoods and biodiversity. …”
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