Author: Peng Xuming, Long Xianzhu, Liu Jiahai (editors)
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive outcome of long-term monitoring and systematic research on the ecological and environmental evolution mechanisms of the "Northern Nenjiang Project" in the Songnen Plain, conducted over the past four years. The content is divided into eight chapters. Chapters 1 and 2 introduce the natural conditions of the study area and an overview of the Northern Nenjiang Project. Chapters 3 to 6 comprehensively discuss four research projects, including: research on water resource utilization and protection strategies, research on drought issues and governance strategies, research on the dynamic patterns of soil water and salt, and research on erosion, sedimentation, and prevention measures. These studies primarily focus on the mechanisms and processes of water resource and water-salt dynamics, demonstrating a high academic research level. Chapter 7 presents several thematic studies, such as research on groundwater resources in irrigation areas, surface water resources, and sediment in reservoirs. Finally, Chapter 8 is a summary of the entire book, providing detailed discussions on existing problems and recommendations. These recommendations hold significant practical implications for regional ecological and environmental development and sustainable economic growth.
Research on the Expansion Mechanism System of the Northern Nen River Diversion Project
📌 Related Posts
News
Baby is almost 8 months old, what to eat is nutritious
2026-09-21
Literature
100 Humorous Techniques That Will Affect Your Life
2026-09-22
Literature
Computer Applications Fundamentals (Advanced Technical Skills): Advanced Technical Skills
2026-10-02
News
How do women quickly get water
2026-10-18
Literature
New Rural: Clean Village
2026-10-19
Literature
Shopping Mall. Supermarket Management System Model
2026-10-19
Literature
Rebellion is Rational - How to Deal with Your Child's Rebellious Stage
2026-10-19
Literature
Financing leasing regulation
2026-10-19