The Effect of Computer Network On Cold and Arid Regions Environmental and Engineering Scientific Research Work Yaonan Zhang Cold and Arid Regions Environmental.

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The Effect of Computer Network On Cold and Arid Regions Environmental and Engineering Scientific Research Work Yaonan Zhang Cold and Arid Regions Environmental & Engineering Research Institute, CAS

content Computer Network have an important effect on peoples’s ideas, study methods, and study tools of geography research. The computer network speeds up the research’s process of geography study. Alone with the computer network being used in geography study, many new research fields have been developed. The integrated study capability of geography has been boosted by the use of the computer and network. The needs for next generation network or e-science of our main geography scientific research.

Our Research background Cold and Arid Regions Research focuses on the exploration of the land surface process, structure and interaction in cold and arid regions, the study of the regional environmental changes and global climate changes, the important engineering projects and sustainable development problems Our research activities main focus on glaciology, geocryology, desert research, plateau atmospheric science, hydrology and water resource as well as restoration ecology and ecological agriculture.

1. Effect on people ’ s ideas, study methods, and study tools The research ideas of environmental and engineering have been changed by using the Internet. The ideas would be evaluated firstly whether it is the newest in research field by analyzing the related information which was collected on the Internet. Then they decided if they do the research according to their ideas or others.

Study methods have been improved by applying computer and network Computer simulation, modular modeling model, data downscaling, land surface assimilation, and so on were applied to the research of cold and arid environmental and engineering scientific research.

New Study tools have been widely used Network provide a powerful communication method to transfer massive data and computing analysis results Remote sensing approach was widely applied to the research of the investigation of water resources, soil multipurpose use, snowfall, snow disaster, desert distributing and dust happened in cold and arid regions. The high performance computer has been used to simulate cold regions engineering project and arid inland river basin research.

Information Search and Knowledge Discover People can find relational knowledge about their research project from internet instead of the conventional methods. Digital library based on internet Electronic magazine Research institute, organization, university, etc Environmental observation data, spatial data and GIS data can frequently transfer or share between researchers through the internet.

education, management, intercommunication The Long-distance Education becomes a kind of very useful teaching approaches for student to learn some new knowledge and accept technique training from the Internet. Project and knowledge management system has been used in Qinghai-Tibet Railway research project over the Internet. as an easy way enhanced the international communication and has an important effect on the cold and arid geographical research.

2. Speeding up the process of geography study of cold and arid regions The exchange of information and data through the Internet provides the good help for the arrangement of research schedule. Advanced research methods application by researchers on cold environment and engineer research has shortened the study periods.

Speeding up the data analysis process of geography study of cold and arid regions Statistical and dynamical downscaling for data analysis speeded up the hydrological model analysis progress Daily data was collected through internet from NCEP( National Centers For Environmental Prediction ) and ECMWF ( European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts ) re-analysis. Runing Statistical Downscaling and Dynamical Downscaling programs on high performance computer which connected with the Internet. Downscaling results pass to user from networks to drive hydrological model.

The computer network speeding up the process of geography study. Based on the network

Application of Data Downscaling Application of downscaled atmospheric model output to water resources management (a work in progress ) Atmospheric Model Outputs Direct Use of Model Output Statistical Downscaling Dynamical Downscaling The use of computer network saves the much time for the study work

hehei inland river basins Spatial dataset input into SWAT

3. Promoting the new research fields development when the computer network were used in geography study The new study fields of land surface assimilation modeling, distributed hydrological modeling, Basin-scale climate modeling, ecosystem modeling, economical modeling, society modeling which is to give a decision support system for heihe inland river basin have made some progresses.

In order to maintain the frozen condition of soil below permafrost, the roadbed of a lot of sheet-stone, the ventilation embankment, heat pipe and macadam have been used. What the principles and the effect of these methods worked in the protect roadbed of Qinghai-Tibet Railway have began to study based on data, computer and network by using ANSYS, ADINA, Fluent, ect. finite analysis system. 3. Promoting the new research fields development.

Integrated Model and Modeling Research Spatial Modeling Environment (SME) and Modular Modeling System (MMS) which were built on high performance computer and network environments have become a useful platform for researchers to develop, build, and analyse models of hydrological and ecosystem of heihe inland river basin.

SME (Spatial Modeling Environment) On the computer network applied the SME modeling platform to simulate ecosystem and economy system of inland river basin

MMS ( Modular Modeling System ) Providing an easy platform for the development and application of the water, energy, biogeochemical budget model and for deepening the multidisciplinary cooperation , such as atmosphere, geography, hydrography, mathematics, computer etc.

Engineering Simulation in Qinghai-Tibet Railway Study By using the Internet, Researchers Using finite analysis system based on high performance computer to do cold regions engineering research and problem analysis. ANSYS was used in Qinghai-Tibet railway roadbed design and stability research ADINA (Automatic Dynamic Incremental Nonlinear Analysis) was used to analyse heat exchange of frozen roadbed.

two years later temperature distributing figure of ventilation embankment roadbed obtained by ANSYS

The temperature graphs of simulation in roadbed

4. Deepening the Cooperation of the Multidisciplinary Approaches The use of the integrated model application in Heihe basin research has increased the complexity of the study problems , multidisciplinary approaches, large new data resources, and high performance computing are needed to complete these complex tasks. Qinghai-Tibet Railway research needs multidisciplinary researchers to cooperate over the Internet and the multidisciplinary knowledge needs to be syncretized deeply in the research projects.

Model integration, the strategy Remote sensing Visual / Infrared MODIS TM ASTER AVHRR Visual / Infrared MODIS TM ASTER AVHRR Passive Microwave SSM/I AMSR AMSR-E Passive Microwave SSM/I AMSR AMSR-E SAR ASAR PALSAR Vegetation index, LAI, fpar, NPP Surface temperature & fluxes Snow Soil moisture Volume water content Land surface scheme Distributed runoff model Ground water dynamics Integrated watershed model (new generation LSS) Integrated watershed model (new generation LSS) Meso-scale coupled model Land surface data assimilation system Mixel problem & data fusion Ecological condition Re-analysis Dataset Hydrological condition Impacts on water resources in basin scale

Snow, ice, and frozen soil zone Water resource generation zone in mountainous area Water resource dissipation zone in plain area Mountainous steppe-forest zone Oasis zoneDesert zone Accumulation Equilibrium line Ablation Runoff 土 冻 年 多 Glacier Spring Evapotranspiration Agriculture consumption Industry consumption Household consumption snowfallrainfall sand and gravel Soil Ground water level Bedrock Water cycle in typical inland river basin of northwest China Permafrost

5. The needs for next generation network The Requirements of the next network in the Projects of Global Climate Change Research and HEIHE River Basin Management, Simulation and Models Integration Research. permafrost physics and cold regions engineering, freezing-thawing process and its control, Qinghai-Tibet railway roadbed stability analysis.

The needs for next generation network In this research project, it need e-science to provide research community with a collaboration work platform. It can also prompt the scientific research results to be shared and converted into productivities.This long term research project need a large number of scientists come from many countries to cooperate with work together on the next generation network or e-science.

The needs for next generation network The research of heihe river basin model cross integrate we just stared involved water-ecological- economic-managing modeling model about up 、 middle 、 down of heihe river region research. The high performance computer will be needed to computing and massive data which come from our field observation station and come from NASA 、 Europe 、 Japan etc. will be input in this modeling model. It will need large network bandwidth to transfer a mass of remote sensing spatial data and GIS data.

Thank You for your attention Yaonan Zhang CAREERI/CAS, Lanzhou , China Web: Phone: Fax: