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National Evidence of Depth‐Dependent Stabilization and Controls of Soil Organic Carbon in Dryland CroplandsNARA Subscribed
Soil organic carbon (SOC) underpins agricultural sustainability and the terrestrial carbon cycle, yet its vertical distribution and stabilization across soil depth remain poorly constrained at large spatial scales. Here, we present a nationwide, depth‐resolved dataset of SOC and mineral‐associated organic carbon (MAOC)—the more persistent SOC fraction—from 365 dryland cropland sites across China, sampled to 2 m depth. Contrary...
Much Larger Whole‐Profile Soil Organic Carbon Stocks on the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau Than Previously ReportedNARA Subscribed
The Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau (QTP), often referred as Earth's “Third Pole,” is warming nearly twice the global average, potentially amplifying carbon–climate feedbacks to a greater extent than in most other regions. However, substantial uncertainties remain regarding the magnitude, spatial distribution, and environmental controls of the region's soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks. Here we compiled a comprehensive dataset of 2442 so...
With the growing demand for wind turbines in deep offshore regions, frequent typhoon disasters at sea have impeded the continued development of the wind power industry. To address the problem of typhoons destroying offshore wind power facilities, this paper investigates the aeroelastic characteristics of long flexible blades on ultra-large offshore wind turbines under typhoon loads. The WRF numerical model is employed for high...