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1 Assessment of the Impact of Reclaimed Lands for Rice Fields and Water Conservation Zones on Water Budget and Quality for Sustainable Agriculture in Northeast China PANG Z YUAN L KONG Y LUO L XU B [email protected] Institute of Geology & Geophysics (IGG), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) Beijing IAEA CN191/56, 24 July 12, Vienna

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Assessment of the Impact of Reclaimed Lands for Rice Fields and Water Conservation

Zones on Water Budget and Quality for Sustainable Agriculture in Northeast China

PANG Z YUAN L KONG Y LUO L XU [email protected]

Institute of Geology & Geophysics (IGG), Chinese Academy of

Sciences (CAS) , Beijing

IAEA CN191/56, 24 July 12, Vienna

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Outline

• Introduction

• Methods and materials

• Hydrological regime

• Water quality

• Conclusions

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Sanjiang wetland

observatory

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400mm

1000mm

900mm

500mm

500mm

1200mm

Annual Precipitation: 500 mm

300mm

Sanjiang Catchments

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5Long-term mean monthly precipitation

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Wetlands in Sanjiang Plain

1950S 2000

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Past

Present

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• Significant drop in the water table has been observed: 4-8 meters in 5 years

15/07/97 20/10/98 30/11/99 10/01/01 06/06/02

-10

-9

-8

-7

-6

-5

-4

地下

水埋

深(m

m)

日 期

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Outline

• Introduction

• Methods and materials

• Hydrological regime

• Water quality

• Conclusions

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Wetland Monitoring

Water lever monitoring well

Evapo-transpiration data collection

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Sampling groundwater

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Sampling campaign in August 2011, along a 250km cross section. Monitoring of precipition has been continued in the mean time.

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Sampling groundwater W-E cross section in the southern part of the region, where groundwat

er and other water bodies have been sampled for stable isotopes and tritium measurements.

a 、 Cross Section b 、 Schematic Hydrogeology

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Horizontal seepage from the paddy field

Description of the contents

Horizontal seepage Pipe

Horizontal seepage pond

Horizontal seepage channel

Sampling soil water

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Sampling soil water

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DIONEX IC

ICP-OES ICP-MS

liquid-water stable isotope instrument

Lab measurements & QA

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累积测试偏差所有实验室排名

地质所

(引自 IAEA “TRIC2008” 报告)

Interlab comparison on Tritium measurements

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Tritium measurement 样品名称

IAEA 值( TU )

实验室值( TU )

绝对差值( TU )

精度( 1σ ) 评分

T14 1.54 1.54 0.00 0.40 A

T15 4.07 3.96 0.11 0.45 A

T16 7.74 7.88 0.14 0.53 A

T17 14.46 14.89 0.43 0.53 A

T18 0.67 0.38 0.29 0.36 A

水同位素与水岩反应实验室

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IAEA WICO2011

Sampleδ18O δ2H δ18O δ2H

Δδ18O Δδ2Hvalue 1s unc value 1s unc value 1s unc value 1s unc

OH-13 -0.96 0.04 -2.3 0.9 -0.86 0.06 -2.1 0.33 -0.10 -0.2

OH-14 -5.59 0.05 -37.7 0.8 -5.51 0.05 -37.3 0.32 -0.08 -0.4

OH-15 -9.37 0.04 -78.0 0.8 -9.34 0.06 -77.5 0.31 -0.03 -0.5

OH-16 -15.41 0.04 -113.8 0.9 -15.33 0.08 -114.2 0.42 -0.08 0.4

WICO2011 Interlab on stable isotopes

水同位素与水岩反应实验室

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Rice field plot test

A test plot in a paddy field

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Lab tests of constructed wetlands

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Outline

• Introduction

• Methods and materials

• Hydrological regime

• Water quality

• Conclusions

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Groundwater monitoring in Honghe, Qianfeng and Qianshao farms

Decline of groundwater level

Well 1

Well 2

Well 3

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Hydrological setting of Honghe wetland

ET

P

Inflow

Outflow

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Before 1950s

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Present

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Hydrogeology profile of natural wetland

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Mechanism of transport: Hydrogeology

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Tritium in groundwater

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Outline

• Introduction

• Methods and materials

• Hydrological regime

• Water quality

• Conclusions

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Groundwater quality

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Groundwater nitrate

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Yalvhe Nongjiang

Raolihe Water quality of smaller

rivers in the area has not been affected to a large extent by agricultural activities.

River water quality

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Soil water quality

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Water in the rice fields

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ⅢⅣ

Songhuajiang

River water quality

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Wusulijiang

Source: Environmental Ministry

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Outline

• Introduction

• Methods and materials

• Hydrological regime

• Water quality

• Conclusions

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Conclusions• Conversion of natural wetlands into paddy rice fields has chan

ged the hydrological regime of wetlands systems to different extents, depending on their hydrogeological settings.

• Deterioration of surface water quality has been observed, though insignificant. There is a clear correlation to agriclutural activites.

• Groundwater quality has not been affected on the whole, likely attributing to the slow infiltration into the aquifers.

• In places where groundwater doesn't receive adequate recharge, river water needs to be used to ensure sustainability.

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