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    The influence of degradation of the swamp and alpine meadows on CH4 and CO2 fluxes on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau

    CH4 and CO2 fluxes from a high-cold swamp meadow and an alpine meadow on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, subject to different degrees of degradation, were measured over a 12-month period. Air temperature, soil tempe...

    Junfeng Wang, Genxu Wang, Hongchang Hu, Qingbai Wu in Environmental Earth Sciences (2010)

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    Correlation of alpine vegetation degradation and soil nutrient status of permafrost in the source regions of the Yangtze River, China

    The impacts of alpine vegetation degradation on the main soil nutrients in the permafrost were studied by the comparative analysis of typical plots in the source regions of the Yangtze River. It is found that ...

    Yibo Wang, Qingbai Wu, Liming Tian, Fujun Niu, Long Tan in Environmental Earth Sciences (2012)

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    Annual soil CO2 efflux in a wet meadow during active layer freeze–thaw changes on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

    Soil CO2 efflux from an ecosystem responds to the active layer thawing depth (H) significantly. A Li-8100 system was used to monitor the CO2 exchange from a wet meadow ecosystem during a freeze–thaw cycle of the ...

    Junfeng Wang, Qingbai Wu in Environmental Earth Sciences (2013)

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    The effect of permafrost changes on embankment stability along the Qinghai–**zang Railway

    After construction of the Qinghai–**zang Railway, the resultant heat exchange between soil and atmosphere caused changes in the thermal and mechanical stability of permafrost beneath the railway embankment. Mo...

    Qingbai Wu, Fujun Niu, Wei Ma, Yongzhi Liu in Environmental Earth Sciences (2014)

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    Period analysis and trend forecast for soil temperature in the Qinghai-**zang Highway by wavelet transformation

    Soil temperature is a key factor in engineering design, construction and operation involved in permafrost engineering, and is closely associated with engineering stability. Here, the study shows that the wavel...

    Siru Gao, Qingbai Wu in Environmental Earth Sciences (2015)

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    Evolutions of water stable isotopes and the contributions of cryosphere to the alpine river on the Tibetan Plateau

    The significant changes of cryosphere on the Tibetan Plateau (TP) are an important cause of concern for the huge population in Asia which depends on the glacier-permafrost feed rivers. Up to now, little is kno...

    Yuzhong Yang, Qingbai Wu, Huijun ** in Environmental Earth Sciences (2015)

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    Radiation and energy balance characteristics of asphalt pavement in permafrost regions

    Solar radiation and energy balance between the atmosphere and asphalt pavement directly affect the heat absorption of the pavement, resulting in a temperature increase and possible thawing of the permafrost be...

    Zhongqiong Zhang, Qingbai Wu, Xueyi Xun in Environmental Earth Sciences (2016)

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    Recent changes in the active layer thickness across the northern hemisphere

    To better understand the ecological and hydrological responses to climatic and cryospheric changes, the spatiotemporal variations in the active layer thickness (ALT) need to be scrupulously studied. Based on m...

    Dongliang Luo, Qingbai Wu, Huijun **, Sergey S. Marchenko in Environmental Earth Sciences (2016)

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    Response of the soil hydrothermal process to difference underlying conditions in the Beiluhe permafrost region

    The changes in hydrothermal dynamics under different underlying conditions are the important aspect of hydrological and ecological processes, and engineering stability in permafrost regions. This study monitor...

    Zhongqiong Zhang, Qingbai Wu, Siru Gao, Yandong Hou in Environmental Earth Sciences (2017)

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    A 7-ka climatic variability record inferred from peat bog sediments in the north of Bayan Har Mountains, northeastern Tibetan Plateau

    Reconstructions of the Holocene (especially the mid-Holocene) climatic and environmental changes may serve as an analogue for future scenarios. About 7 ka of Holocene climatic variability in the north of Bayan...

    Qingfeng Wang, Huijun **, Qingbai Wu, Bing Liu in Environmental Earth Sciences (2020)