Spatial variability and patterns of surface soil moisture in a field plot of karst area in southwest China
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作者: Zhang, J. G.;Chen, H. S.;Su, Y. R.;Zhang, W.;Zhang, J. G.;Shi, Y.;Liang, H. B.;Shen, G. M.;Chen, H. S.;Su, Y. R.;Zhang, W.;Kong, X. L.
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关键词: geostatistics;anisotropy;mean soil moisture;rock outcrops;depression area;Karst
期刊名称: PLANT SOIL AND ENVIRONMENT
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摘要: A field plot (100 m x 50 m) was chosen in a karst depression area of Huanjiang County, Guangxi Province of southwest China, with the aim of characterizing the variability and patterns of upper 15 cm soil moisture. Soil moisture content was measured at5 m intervals by gravimetric method during dry and rainy seasons in 2005. Results indicated that the surface soil moisture presented a strong spatial dependence at the sampling times in the field scale. The variability of soil moisture by CV values andsill decreased with the increasing mean field soil moisture content either in dry or rainy season. In the dry season, mean soil moisture had a little influence on the sill owing to the previous tillage. But, in the rainy season, a heavy rain event coulddecrease the variability of soil moisture. The anisotropy characteristics were found that the variance was lower in0° direction than that in 90° direction based on the northeast axis, and the range had opposite trend except for the sampling on March 15, 2005. The mosaic patterns of soil moisture exhibited the variability and its anisotropy visually. The rainfall (mean soil moisture), topography and micro-relief (rock outcrops) had important influence on the variability of soil moisture. To better understand the variability of soil moisture in the karst depression area, more soil samples should be required in the dry season and in a field with more rock outcrops.
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