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[A quantitative method and case analysis for assessing water health].

Yu-Feng Li1, Hong-Yu Liu, Jing-Feng Hao

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The study established a water health framework, finding Xixi Wetland Park to be in a sub-health state. Improving creek health in winter is key to enhancing overall wetland ecosystem function.

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Area of Science:

  • Ecosystem science
  • Environmental science
  • Hydrology

Context:

  • Wetland ecosystems are vital and their function depends on water health.
  • Assessing water health is crucial for effective wetland management.
  • Xixi Wetland Park serves as a case study for evaluating water health.

Purpose:

  • To establish a theory and methodology for assessing water health.
  • To evaluate the water health status of Xixi Wetland Park.
  • To identify factors influencing water health variations within the wetland.

Summary:

  • Water health encompasses both water status (hydrologic condition, water quality) and water process (elasticity, stability, resilience).
  • Xixi Wetland Park exhibits seasonal water health variations, with summer being the healthiest and winter the least healthy.
  • Ponds show better water health than creeks, and the overall water health index for Xixi Wetland Park is 53.80, indicating a sub-health condition.

Impact:

  • The study provides a framework for assessing and improving wetland water health.
  • Findings highlight the need for targeted interventions, such as enhancing creek health in winter.
  • Results contribute to sustainable management practices for urban wetland parks.