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effective new method. Finally, the article bring forwards suggestions to improve the water resources<br />

sustainable development. It can provide decision-making for water resources sustainable utilization.<br />

The main conclusions as follows:<br />

(1) This article mainly considered the water resources relatively single in arid inl<strong>and</strong> river basin <strong>and</strong><br />

according the system thinking as the instruction, put forward four sub-systems of water resources<br />

condition, social, the economical <strong>and</strong> the ecological environment <strong>and</strong> fourteen evaluating indicators to<br />

compose the water resources sustainable evaluation index system.<br />

(2) In the evaluation method, this article combined the entropy value <strong>and</strong> the projection pursuit,<br />

obtained the water resources sustainable development condition. The results showed that the trend of<br />

water resources sustainable potential is benign. The basin water resources sustainable utilization level<br />

is bad slightly <strong>and</strong> the water resources potential was small. Along with water saving irrigation practice<br />

<strong>and</strong> industrial structure redressal, the water resources sustainable development level had the change<br />

for the better in 2010 <strong>and</strong> 2020.<br />

(3) The example analysis indicated that this model is reliable <strong>and</strong> the analysis result is reasonable. The<br />

results can analysis the subject matter in water resources development <strong>and</strong> it can provide the scientific<br />

basis for the water resources sustainable development. It is a new method to evaluate the water<br />

resources sustainable level.<br />

(4) The water resources condition is the most important factor to affect water resources sustainable<br />

level in the basin. In order to achieve the water resources sustainable target, we suggested some advice<br />

as follows: The basin should pay great attention to the water resources depth development from now<br />

on, reduces the agricultural water, develop water-preservation industry, implement water saving<br />

irrigation, advocated micro-salty water as resources <strong>and</strong> increases the new water source. Through<br />

these measure's further implementation, the contradictory of water resources supply <strong>and</strong> dem<strong>and</strong> will<br />

alleviate enormously <strong>and</strong> the water resources sustainable utilization level will be improved.<br />

Keywords: EV-PP model; evaluation index; sustainable utilization; Manas River basin<br />

Model-based estimation of the canopy transpiration of Qinghai<br />

spruce (Picea crassifolia) forest in the Qilian Mountains<br />

Tian Fengxia1, 2, Zhao Chuanyan3,∗, Feng Zhaodong1<br />

1 MOE Key Laboratory of Western China's Environmental Systems, Lanzhou University, Lanzhou 730000, China<br />

2 Research School of Arid Environment <strong>and</strong> <strong>Climate</strong> <strong>Change</strong>, Lanzhou University, Lanzhou 730000, China<br />

3 MOE Key Laboratory of Arid <strong>and</strong> Grassl<strong>and</strong> Ecology, Lanzhou University, Lanzhou 730000, China<br />

Abstract: The canopy transpiration of forests is one of the most important components in the water<br />

balance <strong>and</strong> it is nevertheless the least-understood component primarily because observational data are<br />

unavailable. Modeling thus remains to be an effective tool in estimating the canopy transpiration of<br />

forests. Qinghai spruce (Picea crassifolia) forest plays an important role in regulating the water<br />

balance in the Qilian Mountains through its effects on different hydrological components (including<br />

rainfall interception, canopy transpiration, <strong>and</strong> soil infiltration) <strong>and</strong> again the canopy transpiration of<br />

∗ Corresponding author: ZHAO Chuanyan3, Email: nanzhr@lzb.ac.cn<br />

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