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Behavior of Uranium in the Yellow River Plume (Yellow River Estuary)
Estuaries and Coasts, 2007The Yellow River (Huanghe) is the second largest river in China and is known for its high turbidity. It also has remarkably high levels of dissolved uranium (U) concentrations (up to 38 nmol l(-1)). To examine the mixing behavior of dissolved U between river water and seawater, surface water samples were collected along a salinity gradient from the ...
Xueyan Jiang +5 more
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Journal of Hydro-environment Research, 2007
Soil erosion is one of the key concerns in land use management for the Loess Plateau of the Yellow River, where serious soil loss is the root cause of environmental and ecological degradation of the basin. In this paper, a physically-based, distributed-parameter, and continuous erosion prediction model at the river basin scale was developed with the ...
Guangqian Wang, Baosheng Wu, Tiejian Li
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Soil erosion is one of the key concerns in land use management for the Loess Plateau of the Yellow River, where serious soil loss is the root cause of environmental and ecological degradation of the basin. In this paper, a physically-based, distributed-parameter, and continuous erosion prediction model at the river basin scale was developed with the ...
Guangqian Wang, Baosheng Wu, Tiejian Li
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Digital Historical Yellow River
2020The Yellow River has been managed by Chinese more than 2,000 years. In Qing Dynasty (AD 1644–1911), the relationship between environment change and management style could be revealed based on GIS and historical records. In this part, (1) the design mind and function of “Digital Historical Yellow River” system, (2) the example of this system used in the
Wei Pan +5 more
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2022
<p>The Yellow River originating from the Tibetan Plateau, flow eastward through the Chinese Loess Plateau and North China Plain, thus offers a favorable setting where fluvial response to the tectonic uplift, climatic change, and landscape evolution can be evaluated individually.
Baotian Pan, Zhenbo Hu, David Bridgland
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<p>The Yellow River originating from the Tibetan Plateau, flow eastward through the Chinese Loess Plateau and North China Plain, thus offers a favorable setting where fluvial response to the tectonic uplift, climatic change, and landscape evolution can be evaluated individually.
Baotian Pan, Zhenbo Hu, David Bridgland
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Identification of Yangtze River and Yellow River Paleochannels in South Yellow Sea Shelf
Advanced Materials Research, 2013research of submarine paleochannels has not only a great significance in exploring the evolution of palaeoenvironment of continental shelf but also a practical application value in solving problems on disaster geology and environmental geology in the continental shelf development.
Zhao Jun Song +3 more
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The Yellow River in transition
Environmental Science & Policy, 2008Abstract Like many parts of the world, the Yellow River basin has problems associated with water scarcity, pollution, and flood risk. Analyses that focus only on the physical characteristics of these problems miss some of their most important social drivers.
Webber, M +4 more
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2021
The Yellow River Piano Concerto (1969) by Yin Chengzong (1941–present) and other committee members (Chu Wanghua, Liu Zhuang, Sheng Lihong, Shi Shucheng, and Xu Feixing), the most popular piano concerto in China, was composed at the time of the Cultural Revolution.
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The Yellow River Piano Concerto (1969) by Yin Chengzong (1941–present) and other committee members (Chu Wanghua, Liu Zhuang, Sheng Lihong, Shi Shucheng, and Xu Feixing), the most popular piano concerto in China, was composed at the time of the Cultural Revolution.
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eDNA sequences in Yellow River
2023To identify the aquatic organisms (including microorganisms and macroorganisms) in Yellow River, we employed the eDNA technology to get the sequences of eukaryotes and bacteria, and then analysis the species biodiversity and environmental microbiota.
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From the Red River to the Yellow River
2013Columbia Journal of Asian Law, Vol. 26 No. 2 (2013)
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The Digital Yellow River Programme
2006The Digital Yellow River Programme (DYRP), initiated in 2002 by the Yellow River Conservancy Commission, is a large-scaled, complicated and dynamic programme. The DYRP is envisioned to build a comprehensive ICT infrastructure to handle the business of integrated river basin management using modern technology.
Qingping Zhu, Wentao Liu
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