水都到哪里去了?

S. B, M. S., Tregoning P, Legge S, C. J., A. S, Rutlidge H, Vervoot R. W, J. Simmons, R. Scalzo, G. Francis, Isaacs M, Tamsitt L, McCallum D, H. T, Runcie P
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澳大利亚的气候非常独特,水是其最宝贵的资源之一。水都到哪里去了?项目是一个多学科的研究合作,首次表明,低成本的传感器网络与其他技术相结合,可以应对澳大利亚距离远、人口少的基础设施问题。它表明,局部重力测量——很快可能会随着量子传感能力的增强而增强——是一种可以帮助我们绘制地下地图并协助量化地下水补给的技术;卫星在资源管理中发挥着重要作用。总的来说,在水核算中发现了很大的不确定性,地表水和地下水之间的相互作用是不确定性的主要来源之一。因此,创新的解决方案来量化地上和地下之间的通量仍然是一个优先事项。
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Where is All the Water?
Australia has a very unique climate and water is one of its most precious resources. The Where is All the Water? project is a multi-disciplinary research collaboration that has shown for the first time that low-cost sensor networks in combination with other technologies can respond to the Australian infrastructure problem of great distances and low population. It demonstrated that local gravity measurements - soon likely to be augmented with quantum sensing capability - are a technology that can help us map the underground and assist with quantifying recharge to the groundwater; and that satellites have an important role to play in the management of resources. Overall, large uncertainties are identified in water accounting, with the interaction between surface and groundwater being one of the major sources of uncertainty. Thus, innovative solutions to quantify the fluxes between above and below ground remains a priority.
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