Isotope of 137Cs appeared in the environment by nuclear weapon tests in the atmosphere in the 1950s and 1960s. When the 137Cs deposited to the ground, they were absorbed strongly and quickly by exchanging positions wi...Isotope of 137Cs appeared in the environment by nuclear weapon tests in the atmosphere in the 1950s and 1960s. When the 137Cs deposited to the ground, they were absorbed strongly and quickly by exchanging positions with other elements, and it had no ability to decompose in most of the environments. Redistribution of this isotope after settled down into the soil mainly occurs due to redistribution of soil surface. Research on the correlation between 137Cs loss and soil erosion was done in 2009, at 24 sites, on basaltic soil with slopes of 20%-25%. Statistical analysis by linear regression of experimental data according to equation ofy = a × xb got coefficients of a and b. They are 20.123 and 1.0967, respectively. The correlation ofy = 20.123 × x1.0967 was tested with error of 7.3%-35.8% between the actual soil loss and calculating. This correlation was applied to evaluate soil erosion rates in two catchments of Buon Yong and Ea Kao belonging to Dak Lak province, thereby giving soil erosion rates ranging from 3.44 t-ha-1 to 26.38 t-ha-1, depending on the conditions of sloping land and cover crops.展开更多
文摘Isotope of 137Cs appeared in the environment by nuclear weapon tests in the atmosphere in the 1950s and 1960s. When the 137Cs deposited to the ground, they were absorbed strongly and quickly by exchanging positions with other elements, and it had no ability to decompose in most of the environments. Redistribution of this isotope after settled down into the soil mainly occurs due to redistribution of soil surface. Research on the correlation between 137Cs loss and soil erosion was done in 2009, at 24 sites, on basaltic soil with slopes of 20%-25%. Statistical analysis by linear regression of experimental data according to equation ofy = a × xb got coefficients of a and b. They are 20.123 and 1.0967, respectively. The correlation ofy = 20.123 × x1.0967 was tested with error of 7.3%-35.8% between the actual soil loss and calculating. This correlation was applied to evaluate soil erosion rates in two catchments of Buon Yong and Ea Kao belonging to Dak Lak province, thereby giving soil erosion rates ranging from 3.44 t-ha-1 to 26.38 t-ha-1, depending on the conditions of sloping land and cover crops.
