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Microbial Material Modification Helps to Control Frost Heave and Saline Soil Solidification
A research team led by SHENG Yu from Northwest Institute of Eco-Environmental Resources (NIEER) of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), combined with their colleagues from Southeast University, successfully implanted Pseudomonas Stutzeri in the soil pores and induced it to produce nitrogen bubbles and analyzed the inf...
2021-09-29 -
Researchers Reveal Effects of Wind farm on Climate and Environment
Chinese researchers recently carried out a study on the effects of wind farm construction and operation on the local climate and environment.
2021-09-23 -
Researchers Reveal Mechanical Properties of Interface between Warm Frozen Silt and Cemented Soil
Chinese researchers recently established an elastoplastic damage constitutive model for the interface between cemented soil structure and warm frozen soil, which can provide a basis for the numerical simulation and theoretical calculation of the structures in warm frozen ground.
2021-09-07 -
Researchers Reveal Nature of Soil Water and Its Phase Transition
Researchers from the Northwest Institute of Eco-Environment and Resources of Chinese Academy of Sciences recently tried to propose a theory framework to further characterize the non-uniform nature of soil water and its phase transition dynamics.
2021-09-06 -
Extreme Precipitation Events Increase significantly in Northwest China
Chinese researchers recently found that extreme precipitation events (EPE) increased significantly in the westerly and alpine regions, but decreased insignificantly in the monsoon region across China in recent years.
2021-09-02 -
Suitable Soil Thermal Conductivity Scheme to Accurately Simulate Soil Thermal Regimes in Permafrost Regions
Chinese researchers recently evaluated a suitable soil thermal conductivity (STC) scheme for use in land surface process models (LSMs) in permafrost regions on the Tibetan Plateau (TP), which could accurately simulate soil thermal regimes in permafrost regions.
2021-08-27