Effect on Water Environment Due to the Conversion of Land Use at Xiangxi Watershed and Pollution Control Measures. Reporter:Qingrui Wang

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Effect on Water Environment Due to the Conversion of Land Use at Xiangxi Watershed and Pollution Control Measures Reporter:Qingrui Wang

01 Introduction 02 03 Background Methods CONTENTS 04 Results and Discussion

PART ONE Introduction

Introduction Abstract With the rapid development of the control technology of point source (PS) pollution, non-point source (NPS) pollution has become the main factor contributing to the water pollution. Conversion of land use will change the natural condition and humanity factor in the area and is one of the most important factors affecting the non-point source pollution.

Introduction Abstract The research used the Conversion of Land Use and its Effects at Small regional extent (CLUE-S) to predict the changes of land use from 2010 to 2020, and then simulated their effect on water environment(tn,tp) by Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) model at Xiangxi River watershed,one of the main tributaries in the Three Gorges reservoir.

PART TWO Background

Background Not only the convenience, but also the water pollution. I selected Xiangxi watershed as the study area. Study Area Eutrophication and dissolved oxygen decrease Serious non-source point pollution

PART THREE Methods

Methods Technology Roadmap Soil Data Spatial Analysis CLUE-S Model DEM Data Grid Map of Land Use SWAT Model Non-spatial Analysis Meteorology Data Water Flow and Quality Data

Methods 1 Predict the change of land use by CLUE-S 2 Simulate the water pollution by SWAT 3 Put forward control measures based on BMPs

Methods 1 Predict the change of land use by CLUE-S CLUE-S model was developed from CLUE model, it can predict land use change by analyzing driving factors, demand of land use and so on. CLUE-S model mainly uses binary logistic analysis to calculate the correlation between the change of land use and the driving factors.

Methods 1 Predict the change of land use by CLUE-S The elastic coefficient of land use change is confirmed by experience and the demand of land use is confirmed by overall planning of the study area. Finally, the simulation is done by using iteration analysis.

Methods 1 Predict the change of land use by CLUE-S Before the simulation, the data need to be preprocessed to be imported to the CLUE-S model. Such as the land use data, the driving factors data, the elastic coefficient and so on.

Methods Forest Grassland Water area Dry land

Methods 1 Predict the change of land use by CLUE-S Aspect raster data Population raster data

Methods 2 Simulate the water pollution by SWAT Data Digital elevation model (DEM) (30m) Land use data Data sources National Geomatics Center of China Land use in 2020 was predicted by CLUE-S Land use raster graph of Xiangxi watershed meteorological data Xingshan and Zigui weather bureau Flow and water quality data Yichang Bureau of hydrology and water resources monitoring

Methods 3 Put forward control measures based on BMPs BMPs are the efficient measures to control the agriculture non-point source pollution,it has been used in American first. It can be classified into engineering and non-engineer.

PART FOUR Results and Discussion

Results and Discussion 01.Prediction by CLUE-S 02.Simulation by SWAT Results 03.BMPs 04.Research content in the future

Results and Discussion 1 Prediction by CLUE-S

Results and Discussion 1 100% 50% 0% 86.46% 4.92% 0.23% 87.38% 4.88% 0.23% Prediction by CLUE-S Distribution and Comparisontable Table of Land Use 0.18% 0.05% 2.02% 6.18% 1.79% 5.67% 森林草地水域城镇旱地水田 2010 年 2020 年

Results and Discussion 1 Prediction by CLUE-S 2010 2020 Sliding Land use area(ha) proportion proportion area(ha) scale(%) (%) (%) Forest 262779 87.38% 260026 86.46% -1.05% Grassland 14680 4.88% 14802 4.92% 0.83% Water area 693 0.23% 693 0.23% 0.00% Urban 152 0.05% 550 0.18% 261.84% Dry land 5370 1.79% 6076 2.02% 13.15% Paddy field 17060 5.67% 18587 6.18% 8.95%

Results and Discussion 2 Prediction by SWAT TN(kg/ha) TP(kg/ha) 2010 1.039513293 0.29438423 2020 1.162347788 0.339544047 Variation 0.122834495 0.045159817 Rate of change(%) 11.82% 15.34%

Results and Discussion 2 Prediction by SWAT

Results and Discussion 2 Prediction by SWAT

Results and Discussion 3 BMPs Paddy fields and urban area are the main factors which need to be considered by consulting lots of reference.

Results and Discussion 3 BMPs Unreasonable fertilization practice is the main factor resulting in water pollution. The excessive use of fertilizer not only did not promote the growth of crops but also put the fertilizer which did not been absorbed into the water. This will cause the phenomenon of Eutrophication.

Results and Discussion 3 BMPs So we need to control the use of the chemical fertilizer. Reduce the amount of N and P in the fertilizer. And ecological agriculture need to be developed to realize the circulation of the materials. Then we can control the pollution before it is produced.

Results and Discussion 3 BMPs With the development of society and Economy,the speed of urbanization accelerates. Wastewater discharge is the main factor leading to the pollution. And the living places are dispersed so that the pollution can not be controlled uniformly.

Results and Discussion 3 BMPs To solve the problem, we need to upgrade the facilities for dealing with the wastewater. To solve the pollution in countryside, we need to develop the ecological agriculture. Such as using clean energy, reusing the materials and so on.

Results and Discussion 3 Research content in the future I used CLUE-S model and SWAT model to predict the land use change and simulate the water pollution. According to the results, we can achieve a trend of the water pollution change.

Results and Discussion 3 Research content in the future But the pollution data may be different from the real situation because the research was based on the condition that other effect factors are the same from 2010 to 2020 except the land use.

Results and Discussion 3 Research content in the future So, in the future, I will consider more in my research. Make the parameters more accurate, and maybe I can take different scenes into consideration.

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