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Quantitative attribution of influence of human activities on runoff change in the middle reaches of the Yellow River——A case study of Kuye River Basin
Ecological conservation and high-quality development of the Yellow River Basin | 更新时间:2025-09-03
    • Quantitative attribution of influence of human activities on runoff change in the middle reaches of the Yellow River——A case study of Kuye River Basin

    • Journal of Northwest University (Natural Science Edition)   Vol. 55, Issue 4, Pages: 798-807(2025)
    • DOI:10.16152/j.cnki.xdxbzr.2025-04-009    

      CLC: P333
    • Received:11 May 2025,

      Published:25 August 2025

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  • HE Yi, JIANG Xiaohui, HU Xiyou, et al. Quantitative attribution of influence of human activities on runoff change in the middle reaches of the Yellow River——A case study of Kuye River Basin[J]. Journal of northwest university (natural science edition), 2025, 55(4): 798-807. DOI: 10.16152/j.cnki.xdxbzr.2025-04-009.

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