[Objective]Drought-flood abrupt alteration events have significant socio-economic and ecological impacts and are a frequently occurring and widespread compound event in China.Clarifying the spatiotemporal characteristics of Drought-flood ab-rupt alteration events can provide scientific evidence for regional disaster prevention and mitigation measures.[Methods]Based on meteorological observations from 1961 to 2021,daily Standardized Precipitation Evapotranspiration Index(daily-SPEI)was calculated using the Penman-Monteith method to analyze the frequency,spatial extent,and trend of Drought-flood abrupt altera-tion events across different river basins in China.[Results]The result indicate that:(1)Temporally,from 1961 to 2021,the affected area by Drought-flood abrupt alteration events in China has shown an increasing trend of 0.6%/10a with an average an-nual occurrence rate of 19.8%.(2)Spatially,these events are mainly distributed in the Huai River Basin,Yellow River Basin,Yangtze River Basin,and Songhua River Basin,with areas experiencing over 30 occurrences accounting for 63.1%,20.7%,15.0%,and 14.6%of the total basin area,respectively,and the highest frequency reaching 53 occurrences.(3)There are distinct seasonal differences in aDrought-flood abrupt alteration events in China,with the majority occurring in the summer sea-son,covering over half of China's total area with more than 5 occurrences;followed by spring and autumn,each covering less than 15%of the total area;and the fewest occurrences are in winter,with less than 5 occurrences.[Conclusion]The findings suggest an overall increasing trend in the spatial extent of Drought-flood abrupt alteration events in China,with the central and northeastern regions being hotspots for frequent occurrences.The study result provide a scientific basis for monitoring and responding to drought-flood abrupt alteration events.
关键词
复合型事件/旱涝急转事件/逐日SPEI/时空变化特征/气候变化/时空分布/长江流域/洪水
Key words
compound events/drought-flood abrupt alteration events/daily-SPEI/temporospatial characteristics/climate change/temporal and spatial distribution/Yangtze River Basin/flood