A study published in Science of The Total Environment revealed that precipitation and potential evapotranspiration have increased synchronously across 34 major river basins worldwide from 1901 to 2021, and the dominance of potential evapotranspiration has resulted in a gradual intensification of meteorological drought.
Prof. LI Lujun's team from the Northeast Institute of Geography and Agroecology focused on black soils in northeastern agricultural fields. Using microcosm-controlled experiments and 13C stable isotope tracing technology, they conducted an in-depth investigation of the effects of soil temperature and moisture, as well as their interaction, on the priming effect and temperature sensitivity of soil organic matter.
Researchers from China and Japan have discovered distinct characteristics of the lower mantle flow field. They investigated seismic anisotropy in the upper part of the lower mantle beneath the Philippine Sea Plate and found that the ancient lower mantle flow field is still preserved there.
A series of studies conducted by scientists from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics unravel the uncertainties surrounding dynamic sea level rise projections using the cutting-edge model ensemble and the expansive FGOALS-g3 super-large ensemble.
A global interdisciplinary team has proposed a non-crossing quantile regression neural network model to improve weather forecasting methods. The team also sought to bridge atmospheric sciences and solar energy harvesting.
Researchers from the Aerospace Information Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have developed an improved change detection method, based on the time series data from Sentinel-1 radar and Sentinel-2 optical sensors (2019–2021) to estimate surface soil moisture.
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