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  • Gao Shanming
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(1): 54-62. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985010006
    The Luan River is a medium-size river carrying heavy sedimentary load.Its water flow and sediments mainiy come from the mountainous regions of Yan-shan Mts.Controlled by the tectonic fault, the middle reaches of the Luan River change its course and form branches. Since Quaternary the course of the Luan river in Qianxi Bend has branched into the Late and the Middle-Early pleistocene alluvial fan systems in the east and the west of tangshan town.The eastern fan formed in the late pleistocene is a larger one which can be divided into three areas. The proximal area stretches right to the mountainous mouth; the mid-fan area is in the south of Zhaocun (where there are many ero-sional surfaces and lag sediments of the river in the stratum.It shows that the hydraulic conditions of scouring and silting have greatly changed their courses, The distal area where the deposited debris transforms to finer grains and stratigraphic series tends to be in Steady state, is situated in the south of Dingliuhe. Marine stratum is found on the lower plain in the south of Yangge-zhuan and there the sedimentary facies changed from alluvial-pluvial to alluvial-marine deposits.In the formation period of the alluvial fans, the sedimentary environments hand involved time and again fluctuations of the climate.The semi-arid climate is the most favuorable condition to develop alluvial fans, because in this period the rate of sediment deposition is very fast.
  • Lin Zhiguang, Li Yingjiang
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(1): 63-70. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985010007
    1.There is a typical phenomenon of mountain-valley breeze in Tianchi. The direction of the moutain breeze is southeast, and the valley breeze northwest, the frequency of mountain breeze is the largest in winter and that of the valley breeze in May and June.2.The velocity of mountain breeze is larger than the valley breeze, this phenomenon is abnormal.3.There are two transitional periods between mountain and valley breezes. The time of occurence of them has a seasonal change, the time of the transitional period from mountain to valley breeze is about three hours later than the sunrise, but from valley to mountain breeze, a little earlier than the sunset.4. The days of mountain-valley breeze in summer is more than in winter.5. After the time of the transitional period (from mountain to valley breeze), the air temperature increses 2-6℃ and the relative humidity decreses 10-20% suddenly; and from valley to mountain breeze, the air temperature decreses 2-4℃, ley, to mountain breeze,the air temperature decrese 2-4℃, and the relative humidity increses 15-25% suddenly.6.The wind velocity of mountain valley breeze changes with diurnal range of air temperature, the larger the diurnal range, the larger the wind velocity.
  • Wang Ling
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(1): 71-78. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985010008
    The southern part of Hengduan Mountains is a region of the highest latitude and the highest altitude that the northward shifting rubber trees successfully grow in China.In winter, the rubber-growing regions of the Hengduan Mountains are under the control of Indian continental dry-warm air mass with prevailing west wind. The weather is clear and the temperature is higher, since the Ailao Mountain, Wuliang Mountain and Nu Mountain protects the tropical plants from damages of the north cold air.Another characteristic is the great range of the vertical variation in height and also in climate. Under 1000 metres above sea level, the minimum temperature of the wintry clear night rises with the height, and an inversion layer is formed. The rubber trees grow at 700-1000 metres above sea level, which is called thermal belts on slopes. Under 700 metres above sea level the rubber trees, will be harmed the cold air of the lakes in winter, above 1000 metres above sea level, the temperature decreases with height, the rubber trees can not grow up.700-1000 meters is the best altitude for the rubber trees to grow, not only because of the warm belt formed dy inversion, but also of the abundant precipitation formed by the slope.
  • Ye Xiangqing, Chen Tiecheng, Leng Daming, Jin Li
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(1): 79-84. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985010009
    The method of collecting 14C samples in natural water by precipitating was dealt with in this paper. Through experiment the best conditions for precipitating were determined. They are the pH Value of 12 and by adding precipitants two times as much as the equal equivalent, the rate of separating out of inorganic carbon in this work is 99%, and the recovery rate is 97%. The authors suggest that SrCl2 should be replaced as precipitants by CaCl2, then the cost of collecting samples could be reduced.
  • Sun Yuqiu
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(1): 85-91. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985010010
    Because of the arising of the modern remote sensing and space techniques, the scientific research of remote sensing techniques for land survey in USA has been rapidly developing since 1970's. The presence of the USGS land use and land cover classification system for use with remote sensor data is one of the most important events of USA land survey during this period.At the same time studies in applications of remote sensed images from various platforms and sensors to land surveys have achieved great successes, while great advances in the techniques of acquiring and processing images have been made. Diverse image-analysis techniques are actively developing, including manual interpretation techniques aided with photo-electronic devices and computer-assisted analysis techniques. After landsat 4 MSS becomes a forma] operational sensor, quite a bit of attention is being paid to the application potential of the new type sensed data TM. The preliminary experiments have shown that TM data are very efficient means of surveying agriculture and urban land use. Experts say that the space shuttle flight will be one of the most favorable options of Earth remote sensing for users in the late 1980's as well as in the 1990's.In relation to the practice in China, finally, this paper makes some suggestions in view of the special situation of remote sensing research in land survey in China.
  • GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(1): 92-94. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985010011
    自五十年代提出研究南水北调工程,到1983年国务院批准兴建东线第一期工程,标志着这项宏伟工程已进入实施阶段。东线第一期工程的实施,仅仅是小规模的南水北调,今后还将逐步实现调水过黄河,以及中、西线调水方案,因此,下一步的工作还将十分艰巨,近期需要抓紧研究的主要课题应有以下几个方面。
  • Gao Yongyuan
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(1): 95-102. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985010012
    CSCD(1)
    The Chinese Institute of Geography was founded in 1940 at Beipei, Chongqing, Sichuan province.It moved to Nanjing in 1947 and was closed in 1949. Within the decade (1940-1949), it carried out investigations of the eastern part of the Sichuan Basin, the Hanzhong Basin, the Gansu province, the Qinghai province and the Xinjiang province, and also made short-terra oceano-graphical observation along the Dongshan Island, Fujian province. Among the seven or eight scientific results that the Institute has published, "Report on the Geographical Survey of the Jialingjiang Drainage Basin" is noted by its spciailty.For instance, the chapters of "The Channel Geomorphology of the Jialingjiang" and "The Settlement and Its Population" and so on, are rich in contents and rather penetrating in observation. "Report on the Geographical Investigation of the Hanzhong Basin"is marked by its integrity and distinctness in the elucidation of the relationships between nature and human life, and also in the delineation of its geographic chracteristics. They are really fine records of regional geography, "The Economical Atlas of Sichuan Province" is the first such atlas in China with rather complete divisions and subdivisions and in an adequate way of illustration. The three publications above-mentioned have made contributions to the development of modern geography in China In addition, six volumes of "Geography" quarterly were published too, at that time.
  • GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(1): 103-105. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985010013
  • GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(1): 106-106,94. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985010014
    国际地理联合会工业系统委员会1981年工业系统学术讨论会,于8月20日在法国南部蒙彼利埃以西的湼边举行。会议参加者60多人,来自25个国家(其中中国与西班牙是第一次参加)。会上提交论文约60篇。宣读近50篇。
  • GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(1): 107-108. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985010015
    地貌学与国土整治讨论会于1984年11月7日至13日在成都举行。出席会议105人,收到论文129篇,分1.河流、河口/海岸、三角州、平原及农业地貌,2.干旱、半干旱、构造地貌及地貌区划与地貌制图,3.水川、冻土、喀斯特、滑坡、泥石流与川地地貌三个小组宣读论文和讨论。
  • Luo Zhexian
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 1-8. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020001
    The variation of vegatation cover in a large range can change the physical properties on the surface, and influence evaporation from the surface into the atmosphere, because evaporation averaged for a long range on the whole globe should be equal to the corresponding precipitation, thus, it is possible that the variation of vegatation cover has some effects on the formation of precipitation in a certain region.In order to study the effects of the variation of vegatation cover on precipitation in a certain region and drought climate, by the improved lorenz's low-order moist spectral model, six numerical experiments whose integrational times are longer than seventy model days are designed and performed. The physical processes introduced into the model are solar radiation absorbed by the surface, exchange of sensible heat, release of latent heat, hydrological cycle, convective adjustment, frictional dissipations, land surface heat budget, orographic effects, and differences between sea and land. The experimental results show the increasing of the vegatation cover may increase the model precipitations, and shorten the durations in which the day's model precipitation is less than 1.0mm. It seems that the increasing of the degree of the vegetation cover contributes to an improvement of drought climate to a certain extent.
  • Liang Renchai
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 9-17. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020002
    An energy base is produced to suit the development of productive force. It is a form of territorial combinations of new energy production which are engendered on the basis of territorial division in social labour. Generally, it is a region that has a quite big scale of energy resources and products and can provide other regions with a large number of energy products or processing products of energy.The regional scopes of energy bases are different,Some energy bases are made up by a centre of a big coal mine, a large oil field or a big water power station,The regional scopes of these energy bases are equal to a district of industry and mine or an industrial city of energy The super large bases of energy are composed of coneentrative region in energy,It consists of several big coal mines, oil fields or terraced water power stations that are in neighbour hood and are linked together and are also suitably unified planning The regional scopes of those energy bases may include a large part of the country According to the inner structure of production and the degree of comprehensive development in economy of energy bases, they can be divided into three types. (1) The unitary bases of energy which mainly develop energy and export energy, and whose processing industry is fairly backward. (2) The energy bases that mainly exploit energy and have a certain number of processing industry, and whose comprehensive development is in the stage of being formed and being perfected. (3) The energy bases whose economy develops comprehensively.Generally, the energy base which is developed comprehensively has basic characteristics as follows. (1) It has a large number of cheap fuel and power. (2) Energy industry is both the constitutional core and specialized department of production which in the is lead,The prosperity and decline of bases have a great deal to do with the development of energy industry; (3) The enterprises which are produced in the bases are the combination on using commonly fuel power bases and processing comprehensively the product of energy industry and using infrastructures of the basis in common,The linkage between these productive departments is close.In comprehensive development of energy bases, the main problem which needs to be studied and resolved is, first, the determination of the direction in comprehensive development of energy bases, second, selecting the positions of concrete items and distributing them reasonably,In developing energy bases comprehensively, it is necessary to develop the superiority of that region according to concrete conditions which are different and form reasonable stru-tures of economy which are of different characteristics The industrial location of energy bases should be convenient to production and people's life. When paying attention to dispersion of industrial distribution in a large area, it is necessary to concentrate properly in some centres and to distribute industrial enterprises in groups. Meanwhile, attention should be paid to arrange suitably light industry and heavy industry, and to keep the proportion of male to female in balance.
  • Zheng Liansheng
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 18-25. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020003
    The exploitation and utilization of water resources affects environmental development and quality. In the early 1970's water resource in Hai He and Luan He drainage basins was exploited and utilized very greatly, once the natural environment was changed enormously. In the past 35 years, the total storage of new reservoirs was 25.9 billion cubic meters, and areas of new agricultural irrigation was 100 million mu, at the same time questions of flood control and water supply in cities, industrial and mining areas were partly solved, About 10.17 million mu of saline-alkali soil were improved and 23 million mu of low-lying and frequently flooded land were treated in a comprehensive way The drainage conditions in the plain of China were improved and soil has been changed into drab soil. The distribution of water resources in time and space varied greatly. The average annual discharge to the sea has been decreased half as much as the amount of 21 billion cubic meters in 1965 Utilizing ratio of water resources increased from 23% in the 1950's to 59% in the 1970's. Annual extraction of groundwater amounted to 17.8 billion cubic meters, Groundwater levels went down and infiltration of precipitation increased. The utilizable and effective water resources that changed from evaporation of groundwater by some rational ways amounted annually to about 2 bilion cubic meters per year. The changes in the elements of water balance gave rise to harmful changes in environment, the main aspects being as follows.(1) Natural water area of river and lakes greatly decreased, and aquatic products and their quality were also decreased due to water pollution and construction of sluice gates.2) As drainge of waste water increased, the quality of surface water and ground water deteriorated. The most serious conditions were in the Long Yang He. Generally, the water quality of the first flood each year is very poor.(3) The variation of runoff of rivers often gave rise to siltation of resar-voirs, river courses and estuaries.(4) Exploitation of groundwater in depth made groundwater levels decrease greatly over large area and cause surface subsidence. For instance, the area of land subsidence in Tianjing was 2,308 square km and the highest subsidence was 2.04m. In some areas, deep groundwater contains heavy fluoride and alkali materals, having effects on human health, on soil and plant.(5) Due to decrease of discharge in some rivers, shipping was reduced, indirectly affecting environmental quality.The main reason for harmful impacts on environment is the shortage of water resources. The water transfer from south to north is a strategic measure to solve questions of environmental water conservancy When we consider water supply to cities, industry and agriculture, we must simultaneously consider water supply for fishery, shipping, treatment of siltaion, protection of water quality and tourism We must prevent water pollution and do well for management of environmental water conservancy and assessment of environmental impacts.
  • An Fengtong
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 26-35. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020004
    The eastern part of the Hebei plain is located at the mountain apron of the Yan Shan Mts. It is mainly made of accumulated plain of Luanhe, jiyunhe, Chaobai he and Yongdinghe. The thickness of Quaternary sediments increases gradually from north to south of the plain and it is 500-600M in the coastal region. This paper is based on the chemical analysis of 15 bore holes from the eastern Hebei plain. After sdusying the information, it is clear that the geochemical characteristics of the eastern Hebei plain have some connections with paleogeographical environments.The contents of chemical elements in the Quaternary sediment are respectively Fe 2.65%, Mn 395.4ppm, Cu 27.4 PPm, Zn.70.1 Ppm, Ni 36.1 ppm, Ca 2.4%, Mg 1.0%, Ti 0.4%, Sr 185 ppm, Ba 556 Ppm, B 46.3 ppm, Ga 18.6 ppm, V 100 ppm.The Mn content of sediment is one time less than that of the earth's crust and B content is three times more than the average content of the earth's crust The concentration of other elements is as much as the average content of the earth'crust. It is clear that comparing with tne content of the earth's crust, the chemical elements of Quaternary sediments in the e-astern part of the Hebei plain have no great difference. Elemental laws of movement and distribution and accumulationare controlled the various natural conditions.The natural environment of the eastern Hebei plain underwent a great change in Quaternary geological age. The climate during the Quaternary age had many times transformed from cold to warm. Therefore, the distribution of chemical elements have periodic change When tne weather was warmer and moister and the sea level elevated, the contents of chemical elements increased.
  • Yang Qinye, Zheng Du
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 36-44. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020005
    There is an important physico-geographic boundary line on the Qinghai-Xizang (Tibetan) Plateau. It is the Gangdisi-Nyainqentanglha range.The physico-geographical differentiation of both sides of the Gangdisi-Nyaiqentanglha range is conspicuous owing to their altitudes and latitude position Both natural zones are separated by the range, the zone of montane shrubby steppe of broad valleys and basins of South-Xizang is located on the south, the zone of alpine-steppe of the Qiangtang Plateau stretches to the north.The background of topographic configuration, climatic differentiations, hydrographical features a.nd characteristics of vegetation and agriculture of the two zones are discussed in the present paper. The boundary line of the Gang-disi-Nyainqentanglha range is compared with the important boundary line-the Qin Ling mountain-Huai He river line in Eastern China. The former on the plateau may be considered as a variety of the latter outside the plateau that has been raised to a much higher elevation.
  • Chen Guojie
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 45-55. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020006
    The evolution of health and diseases is related to the developmemt of human ecological environment. Since the beginning of the century, disease types in the world have changed. (1) acute diseases caused by biological infe-ction have dropped substantially while non-infectious chronic diseases have increased. (2) Progress has been made in the battle against infantile and chi-ldren's diseases, at the same time, aged diseases have increased. (3) diseases induced by nutritional deficiency have been abated while those caused by over-nutrition have increased. (4) endemic diseases origiginating from the natural environment are decreasing, diseases caused by pollution resulted from man-made-environment are increasing.Health level and disease types of the Chinese people are evidently related to China's ecological environment, the major emphasis being the character of transition. It includes. (1) China is following the precedent set by developed nations, ancient (acute-biological infectious) diseases are being superseded by modern (cardiovascular diseases and cancer) affliction. (2) viewing disease types from an ecological geography,China is not only different from developed nations, but also from developing nations. (3) There exist both Kinds of diseases, endemic diseases and technogenic diseases', in China. (4) Urban disease types close to those of developed nations while Rural disease types are similar to those of developing nations. Examining its disease types, life expectancy, aged structure and mortality, China assumes a median position now. It is related to its ecological and social character of geography.By the end of the century, China's disease pattern will appear very similar to that of developed nations. It means that Cardiovascular diseases and cancer will be the leading causes of death in China. Strategies in the realm of health care and medicine in China must be continued to reduce bio-infectious diseases while struggle against cardiovascular diseases and cancer must be developed quickly. The main emphasis must be gradually placed on the prevention of cardiovascular diseases and cancer.
  • Xiao Sirong, Guo Kang
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 56-64. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020007
    The authors have established a formula of drought and flood in agromet-eorolgy from the viewpoint of water-balance in farmland, and analysed the crops require-offering relationship and crops requirement of water (N), at the same period, that is. K={W+R(1-σ-S)+Q}/NMany parameters of effect have been considered, such as precipitation (R), moistures of soil in the depth of a metre (W), surface runoff (a), evaporation of under-ground water and moisture in the deep soil (Q), permeation (S) at the supply of water as the parameters of effect.As the parameters of effect are different in distinctive region and reasons, the parameter K has different formula of simplifying.The authors have established the table of drought-water-logging by experience (Table 5,) here K is divided into five grades i. e. water-logging, sub-waterlogging, normal, subdrought and drought.Finally, both K anb the real case are compared, it shows that they are approximate.
  • Wei Zhongyi, Ren Hongzun
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 65-72. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020008
    The Huang-Huai-Hai plain is the region of China where the groundwater was first abstracted and where the degree of its use is the highest. The increase in groundwater use has produced numerous hydrological changes. They include: the decline of the groundwater level and the appearance of cones of depression, effects on the recharge of shallow aquifers by rain infiltration: impacts on surface runoff; and the effects of well irrigation and drainage for salinization and alkalization. A basic principle of reasonable abstraction of groundwater entails the control of the groundwater level. The key step in barnessing drought, waterlogging, salinization and alkalization is the control of the use of shallow groundwater in the Huang-Huai-Hai plain.
  • Zeng Zhaoxuan
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 73-78. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020009
    Professor Wu Shangsi is a famous geographer of the old China, He took the MA Degree in Granoble University in France, and came back to his mo ther country in 1934, and taught in the geography department of Sun Yetsen University from 1934-1946, and worked as the head of the department form 1940-1946. He died in the morning of 22th September 1947 at the age of 43 years only; But he has written more than 70 famous articles.The list of his articles is shown in the Chinese text.I know there are many papers in memory of prof, Wu after he died. In U.S.A, from G,B, Cressey (1947) to prof, wang(1982), there are at least three papers in memory of prof, wu. In U,S,S,R,, I know the library of the Moscow University once hanging the photo of prof, wu as a famous geographer of China And now I am told that they still nemember prof, wu in heart.Now,the geographical society of Quangdung held a meeting in memory of prof, Wu at his 80th year birthday on 28th, Sept, 1984. There are more than 60 geographers and hydrologists attending the meeting. And I am the chairman of the meeting.
  • Shen Yuchang, Cai Qiangguo
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 79-88. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020010
    This paper deals with in brief the progress of river geomorphological re searches in foreign countries in four stages as follows.1) About one or two thousand years ago, that was in the embryonic stage, the Greeks the Romans and the Arabs had already known some phenomena in river geomorphology.2) During the second stage, in the Renaissance and the 18th century, rivers and their erosion were widely studied by many scholars from Europen countries, because of the development in hydraulic engineering. In the 1800's, studies on different stages about the development of river geomorphology began.The embryo of quantitative approach emerged as the time reguired. Lomonosove proposed a conception of interaction between endogenic and exo-genic forces, and F.Hutton advanced thet heory of river erosion. They have made important contributions.3) In the third stage study of river geomorphology was on the upgrade In the 19th century a lot of scholars proved that stream erosion is one of the most important factors which sculpture the landforms on the earth surface and criticized the Diluvialism for landform f ormation. The development of waterways promoted the study of river geomorphology in Russja. In the meantime, the requirement of exploiting the west U.S developed the theory of river erosion rapidly and took the lead in studying it. Davis Erosion Cycle theory became a classical one in studying river erosion.4) From the 80th century on, a new stage in studying river geomorphology has come. Introduction of knowledge about fluvial dynamics and hydraulics and application of the mathe-physical methods have influenced the study of river geomorphology widely and deeply, have given the classical theory more precise physical meaning, and thus have promoted the study of river geomorphology by quantitative methods. All the factors, such as Horton's drainage network theory, Machin's "graded" conception, experimental study and mathematical simulation, deeper study of river valley, establishment of different models about delta developing and study of formation and change of river patterns from different angles have all made great progress in recent study of river geomorphology.Finally, some modern techniques and methods are also discussed, all of which will open up the way to a bright future for the study of river geomor phology.
  • GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 89-94. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020011
    南水北调是为了改变我国水资源分布不均局面的一项重大工程措施。现已初步归纳成三条引水线路方案。西线引水入黄河上游供西北地区用水并增加黄河水量;中线和东线共同供水黄、淮、海平原。目前东线第一期工程已动工兴建;中线工程列为国家重点工程项目。
  • GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 95-98. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020012
  • GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(2): 99-99. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985020013
    中国1:100万地貌图编辑委员会自1980年成立以来,在中国科学院地理研究所主持下,组织了全国50多个单位的300多名专业人员,进行了系统而深入的区域地貌与地貌制图研究试验工作。
  • Liu Changming, Xiong Yi, Tang Qicheng, Sun Xiangping, Cheng Tianwen
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(3): 1-4. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985030001
    The famous hydrographer, professor of the Institute of geography, of the Chinese Academy of Science, Guo Jinhui died at Beijing on April 5,1985.Prof.Guo Jinhui was born on October, 1916, at Dingxian County Hobei Province, in a peasant family.Before the Japanese invasion, he was studying in Beijing.He joined the Chinese Communist Party in 1939, and was appointed educator for revolution in his county.After the Liberation, Guo taught and served as the head of the department of geography in normal university.In 1955, Prof.Guo came to the Institute of geography, of the Chinese Academy of Science, and made researches on hydrography and took on management of the Institute of geography.Guo Jinhui was appointed vice-president of the Geographical Society of China,vice-precident of the council of the Oceanogra-phical Society of China, member of the council of the Chinese Society of Water Conservancy and member of the Commission of Toponymy.He was an originators of the Chinese hydrography.In early 1950's, Prof.Guo estimeted the resources of surface flow of all the country and published the first map of modulus of surface flow "The surface flow of China", "The factors of geographical impact on surface flow in China" and "The basin hydrography of the Heilongjiang River" and several other articles and books These became the foundation works of hydrographical researches in China.He organized and led the writing of "China's physical geography" professor Guo Jinhui led and took part in the integrated investigation of the South-north water transfer in west China and the integrated investigation of Xinjiang.Professor Guo Jinhui was an outstanding activist of the geographical society of China.He did much valuable work for the society.Professor Guo also was an educationist training a large number of cadres for revolution.His students spread all over the country.Under his fruitful work, he fostered lots of scientists for hydrography and hydrology, and this has promoted China's hydrography to develop rapidly.Professor Guo Jinhui made contributions in many aspects Although he died, he will forever live in our heart.
  • Tang Jianzhong, Yan Zhongmin
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(3): 5-13. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985030002
    Shanghai is China's largest economic centre and port city with the spatial advantage for economic development.Ocean frontage, estuary location on the Changjiang River, extensive hinterland and bordering Huangpu Jiang as link best describe the spatial factors of Shanghai's geographical location.The aggregate effect of these spatial factors account for the locational superiority of Shanghai over other cities of China.Shanghai is located in the plain of the Changjiang Delta, contiguous to the Tai Hu (Lake) Basin, the heart of the Delta.It has long maintained close economic ties with other parts of the deltaic region.Before its designation as a treaty port in 1842, Shanghai was merely one of the towns of urban agglomeration in the Delta and acted as the outer harbour of Suzhou,At the turn of this century, Shanghai emerged as the largest city and economic centre of China, Statistics about the birth places of the inhabitants of Shanghai or their ancestors may demonstrate the economic ties between Shanghai and the above-mentioned areas,On the eve of liberation, inhabitants born in Jiangsu Province accounted for 39% of Shanghai's population,and those born in Zhejiang Province, 19%.Before liberation, capitalists of Jiangsu and Zhe-jiang Provinces either invested much of their capital in enterprises in Shanghai or divert a part of their capital earned in Shanghai to develop the economy of their home towns.It is evident that the capital and labour force exported from Jiangsu and Zhejiang Provinces have substantially contributed to the growth of Shanghai's economy.As the basic factor, the predominance of spatial location stimulates the economic development and urbanization of Shanghai, The urbanization progress has been developed rapidly since liberation,Before 1958,Shanghai was a solitary city without a regional urban system.The limited urban area was very much restricted for economic growth.In that year, ten neibouring counties of Jiangsu Province were incorporated into the municipality of Shanghai.Sinca then, an urban system with a hierarch of five levels has taken shape.Namely, the city proper, suburban industrial districts, outer-suburban satellite towns, county seats and towns directly under the counties, and state-farms.Before liberation, both Chinese and foreign capitalists endeavoured to make use of the spatial advantage of Shanghai to gain high profits.As a result of uncontrolled development, the spatial arrangement of central city was chaotic and crammed.Due to the aftermath of the long-standing urban policies, such as "construction first, livelihood second" and "consturction wherever there's a room", the overall congestion and spatial confusion have not been fundamentally relieved.Intensive space utilization of the central city is manifasted in the following aspects.1, overpopulation.2, overgrowth of industrial enterprises.3, shortage of per capita living space.In view of the fact that the coefficient of space utilization of the central city is too high and the use of urban space has already reached saturation, construction and renewal of the central city should be based on the policies of spatial decentralization of factories and population, readgusting the spatial distribution of enterprises, gradual increase of space to meet the needs of livelihood and production, amelioration of environment quality, and striving to reestablish a harmonic relationship between man and environment in the city.
  • Zhao Huanchen
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(3): 14-23. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985030003
    This article analyzed the principal components of air temperature and sunshine, the two major climatic elements, and defined the dominant distribution patterns of secular temperature deviation (Fig.g) and sunshine-hour deviation (Fig.4).Furthermore, the group average method was used to obtain the similarity (or distance, Fig.5) among the clusters with the factor loading (Tab.3) that are related to the rise and fall of the dominant distribution patterns.It was regarded as the indexes of the regionalization to make the cluster analysis (Fig.6).Finally, the climatic regionalization (Fig.7) of air temperature and sunshine with time change in Northeast China was completed.It is a new method of the climatic regionalization combining the principal component analysis with the cluster analysis.It overcomes the short comings of subjectivity and nonunity of the regionalization indexes in traditional regionalizations.Meanwhile the article also indicated that the quantitative clima tic regionalization should be applied combining with the special climatic map (or available climatic map).We should promote the advantages and overcome the shortages in order to provide reliable scientific basis for arranging the agricultural production structure to suit the local conditions.
  • Cheng Weixin
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(3): 24-31. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985030004
    This paper analyzed the character of water consumption for C3-plants (wheat and soybean) and C4-plants (millet and maize) and found that the process of water consumption intensity is very different for the two types of plants.C3-plants possess wide peak value zone, but C4-plants narrow one.The width or narrow of peak value zone of the water consumption can probably cause the difference of water consumption between C3-plants and C4-plants.The ratio of the water consumption by crops to evaporation from water surface in the growth stages can be regarded as a curve of physiological water consumption, from which it is seen that the water consumption in the beginning and the end o.f growth is small,but in the middle of growth it is large.For winter wheat the peak value zone of water consumption is in tillering and florescence-grouting, for soybean in florescence-bearing fruit, for millet in florescence-grouting, for maize in heading-grouting.The detemination of the peak value zone has an importance in irrigation.In North China Plain, the key periods of water consumption by crops usually are in April-May and July-September.Water supply in these periods is more important.Characteristic coefficient of water consumption by crops is quite different,for example, the coefficient for soybean is about twice as high as the coefficient for millet.It must be on the basis of the strict experimental data to obtin the coefficient of crops.It must consider plant types and water consumption coefficient to estimate evapotranspiration from agricultural lands.
  • Yu Jinbiao
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(3): 32-39. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985030005
    The study of karst development in Puding region, Guizhou Province reveals that karst is more intensively developed in bioclastic sparitic limestone and biomicrite, and underground rivers are also well developed.There is an uplifted Karst peneplain that was formed from Early Tertiary or Late Cretaceous age, in Puding region.The mogotes may be formed in Neogene when it was tropical climate.But it is distinctly subtropical climate now.The mogotes are subdued usually less than 200M high.They are known as relict mogotes.Owing to the recent strong uplift of the Plateau, the rivers have incised depply into the Plateau and thus formed steep gorges.The development of Karstification is not abated but enhanced in puding region from river-valleys to waterdivides.The distribution of the Karst topography reveals that it is in zontion horizontally and in Layer verlically.There develop caves.They may be grouped into three categories.(1) caves formed by a belt of downward filtration, (2) caves fit in with the baseleve] of the Karst erosion, and (3) caves of the inactive deep Karst.
  • Xia Zenglu, Li Senzhao
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(3): 40-46. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985030006
    The whole country is divided into three typal realms under sewage irrigation on the basis of comprehensive natural conditions and characteristics of sewage irrigation.Geographical differentiation of sewage irrigation in China and its cause of fomation are emphatically studied.According to the sewage irrigation regionalization in China, geographical distribution of sewage irrigation is as follows.
  • Chen Zongxing
    GEOGRAPHICAL RESEARCH. 1985, 4(3): 47-53. https://doi.org/10.11821/yj1985030007
    The rise of the petroleum industry in Gulf Coast Region has been one of the greatest economic geographic phenomena of the past decades in the United States.This paper relates mainly the following contents concerned with the phenomena.1) Gulf Coast Region is the core of the petroleum industry in the United States.2) Some regional favourable factors, such as oil and gas resources, facilities and economic geographic position, that influence the growth of the petroleum Industrial complex in gulf coast region are discussed.3) The technical and socioeconomic conditions concerned are discussed as well.4) Based on the discussion, the growth process of the complex is ana-lized in some detail, the leading departments being laid emphasis on.5) With the analysis,theoretical and practical significance of the leading departments in regional economic development and in the research on regional economic geography is emphasized.