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Influence of post-fire root decay-induced soil macropores on slope stability:A new method for analyzing heterogeneous slope stability
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作者 Zihan Qi Yunqi Wang +5 位作者 Tong Li Xiangjun Yan Yue Lan Xiaoming Zhang Peng Li Liqun Lyu 《International Soil and Water Conservation Research》 2025年第3期702-715,共14页
Soil macropores are key factors affecting slope hydrological processes and stability,particularly under heavy rainfall conditions.Although wildfires can lead to the decay and death of plant roots,leaving root channels... Soil macropores are key factors affecting slope hydrological processes and stability,particularly under heavy rainfall conditions.Although wildfires can lead to the decay and death of plant roots,leaving root channels,few studies have examined temporal variation in the distribution of soil macropores or their impact on slope stability.To address this,we examined the bacterial abundance,root distribution,and macropore characteristics of burnt forest at one week and 6 and 12 months post-fire.Numerical simu-lation was used to analyze the effects of macropore distribution on slope stability under extreme rainfall conditions(80 mm/d×4 d)at each time-point.Soil macropores accelerated the propagation of water pressure,potentially triggering shallow-slope instability.In the simulation,following 1 d of rainfall,slope stability was lower,by 3.55%and 8.68%,respectively,at 6 and 12 months than at one week post-fire.Following 4 d of rainfall,slope stability was better at 6 and 12 months than at one week post-fire,by 1.87%and 2.81%,respectively,owing to the drainage effect of the macropores.Even more importantly,this study proposed a method for coupling the spatial heterogeneity of soil macropores with a numerical model of slope stability.These findings help to elucidate the temporal changes in vegetated slope hy-drology and stability after a wildfire and provide a reference for the numerical simulation of the stability of heterogeneous slopes. 展开更多
关键词 Wildfire Rainfall infiltration soil macropore Fluid-solid coupling Slope stability
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Soil macropores induced by plant root as a driver for vertical hydrological connectivity in Yellow River Delta 被引量:1
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作者 Lumeng Xie Jiakai Liu +4 位作者 Yi Li Peisheng Huang Matt Hipsey Mingxiang Zhang Zhenming Zhang 《Journal of Plant Ecology》 SCIE CSCD 2024年第5期40-51,共12页
The protection and management of the wetland should consider the changes in hydrological connectivity(HC)caused by the structural modifications of the soil macropores.The main purpose of our work is to clarify and qua... The protection and management of the wetland should consider the changes in hydrological connectivity(HC)caused by the structural modifications of the soil macropores.The main purpose of our work is to clarify and quantify the influence of the soil macropores volume on the vertical soil hydrodynamic process mechanically and statistically by taking the form of a case study in Yellow River Delta(YRD),and further reveal the vertical hydrological connectivity in this area.Based on X-ray computed tomography and constant head permeability test,the results showed a highly spatial heterogeneity of the soil structure in the YRD,hydraulic parameter(K_(s))was negatively correlated with bulk density and positively with soil macropore volume,soil aeration and maximum water capacity.Using Hydrus 1-D software and the Green–Ampt model,we estimated the characteristics of the hydrodynamic process in the soil without macropores,then evaluated the effect of the soil macropore on soil hydrodynamic process by comparing the experimental results with the simulation results.We found that increasing soil microporosity improved the convenience of water movement,which would enhance the HC of the region.The results will further help to reveal the eco-hydrological process at a vertical scale in soil and provide a theoretical guide for wetland conservation and restoration. 展开更多
关键词 soil macropore soil hydrodynamics hydrological connectivity wetland restoration Yellow River Delta
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Prediction of the Slope Solute Loss Based on BP Neural Network
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作者 Xiaona Zhang Jie Feng +2 位作者 Zhiguo Yu Zhen Hong Xinge Yun 《Computers, Materials & Continua》 SCIE EI 2021年第12期3871-3888,共18页
The existence of soil macropores is a common phenomenon.Due to the existence of soil macropores,the amount of solute loss carried by water is deeply modified,which affects watershed hydrologic response.In this study,a... The existence of soil macropores is a common phenomenon.Due to the existence of soil macropores,the amount of solute loss carried by water is deeply modified,which affects watershed hydrologic response.In this study,a new improved BP(Back Propagation)neural network method,using Levenberg–Marquand training algorithm,was used to analyze the solute loss on slopes taking into account the soil macropores.The rainfall intensity,duration,the slope,the characteristic scale of macropores and the adsorption coefficient of ions,are used as the variables of network input layer.The network middle layer is used as hidden layer,the number of hidden nodes is five,and a tangent transfer function is used as its neurons transfer function.The cumulative solute loss on the slope is used as the variable of network output layer.A linear transfer function is used as its neurons transfer function.Artificial rainfall simulation experiments are conducted in indoor experimental tanks in order to verify this model.The error analysis and the performance comparison between the proposed method and traditional gradient descent method are done.The results show that the convergence rate and the prediction accuracy of the proposed method are obviously higher than that of traditional gradient descent method.In addition,using the experimental data,the influence of soil macropores on slope solute loss has been further confirmed before the simulation. 展开更多
关键词 Solute loss soil macropores improved BP neural network SLOPE
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Modelling of the Slope Solute Loss Based on Fuzzy Neural Network Model
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作者 Xiaona Zhang Jie Feng +1 位作者 Zhen Hong Xiaona Rui 《Computer Systems Science & Engineering》 SCIE EI 2022年第8期677-688,共12页
In regards to soil macropores,the solute loss carried by overland flow is a very complex process.In this study,a fuzzy neural network(FNN)model was used to analyze the solute loss on slopes,taking into account the soi... In regards to soil macropores,the solute loss carried by overland flow is a very complex process.In this study,a fuzzy neural network(FNN)model was used to analyze the solute loss on slopes,taking into account the soil macropores.An artificial rainfall simulation experiment was conducted in indoor experimental tanks,and the verification of the model was based on the results.The characteristic scale of the macropores,the rainfall intensity and duration,the slope and the adsorption coefficient of ions,were chosen as the input variables to the Sugeno FNN model.The cumulative solute loss quantity on the slope was adopted as the output variable of the Sugeno FNN model.There were three membership functions,and the type of membership function was gbellmf(generalized bell membership function).The hybrid learning algorithm,which combines the back propagation algorithm with a least square method,was applied to train and optimize the network parameters,and the optimal network parameters were determined.The simulation results showed that the simulated values were consistent with the measured values. 展开更多
关键词 Slope solute loss soil macropores fuzzy neural network
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