Ying He

Dr. Ying He


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Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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26 September 2021 in Water
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XTxiaoyu Tang
xiaoyu Tang
YHYing He
Ying He
PQPeng Qi
Peng Qi
ZCZehua Chang
Zehua Chang
MJMing Jiang
Ming Jiang
ZDZhongbin Dai
Zhongbin Dai
Assessing the fairness of water resource allocation and structural water shortage risks is an urgent problem that needs to be solved for the optimal allocation of water resources. In this study, we established a new multi-objective optimization model of water resources based on structural water shortage risks and fairness. We propose an improved NSGA-III based on the reference point selection strategy (ARNSGA-III) to solve the optimization model. The superiority of this method was proven by comparing it with three other methods, namely, NSGA-III, MOSPO, and MOEA/D. The model was applied to optimize the allocation of water resources in Wusu City in China. The results show that the new multi-objective optimization model provides reasonable and feasible solutions for solving water conflicts. The convergence and stability of ARNSGA-III are better than those of the other three algorithms. Allocation schemes of water resources for Wusu City in normal years, dry years, and extremely dry years are proposed. In normal years, the structural water shortage risk index is reduced by 50.1%, economic benefits increased by 0.2%, and fairness is reduced by 60.5%. This study can provide new ideas for solving the multi-objective optimization of regional water resources.

5 December 2019 in Water
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MZMU Zhenxia
MU Zhenxia
YZYulin Zhou
Yulin Zhou
LPLiang Peng
Liang Peng
YHYing He
Ying He
To obtain high-precision precipitation simulation results, different types of rainfall events in the Ili Region are simulated by using the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model with different physical parameterization schemes. According to the spatiotemporal distribution of rainfall evenness, six rainfall events in the Ili Region are divided into four types. Six microphysical parameterization (MP) schemes, five planetary boundary layer (PBL) schemes, and five cumulus (CU) schemes are combined into 14 parameterization members to simulate the rainfall events. It is worth noting that the simulation result sequence of the WRF model (from best to worst) is as follows: type I (events 3 and 5) > type II (events 1 and 6) > type III (event 2) > type IV (event 4). This finding would imply that the WRF model has the best performance for rainfall events with even spatiotemporal distributions, while it is hard to achieve good simulation results for rainfall events with highly uneven spatial and temporal distributions. The results suggest that no single combination of parameterization members provides the best performance for all rainfall events. According to the overall scheme rankings, d, n, and j are the optimal parameterization combination members that accurately describe the spatiotemporal characteristics of the six rainfall events. The study provides guidance for the selection of the physical parameters for the accurate simulation of different types of rainfall events in the arid region of northwestern China.

5 May 2025 in Sustainability
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YRYufan Ruan
Yufan Ruan
YHYing He
Ying He
YQYue Qiu
Yue Qiu
LMLe Ma
Le Ma
Xinjiang is located in an inland arid area, and it faces significant challenges in water resource supply and demand, with a fragile ecological environment. Exploring the internal relationship between the time–space distribution of agricultural water–soil matching and the evolution of the ecosystem service value (ESV) in the Tailan River Irrigation District of Xinjiang from 2000 to 2020, this study provides theoretical guidance for the balance of agricultural water–soil resources and the healthy and sustainable development of the ecological environment in the irrigation district. By integrating the water–soil matching coefficient and the equivalent factor method, the spatiotemporal distribution of agricultural water–soil matching and the spatiotemporal evolution of the ESV under the change of land use (LU) in the irrigation district are analyzed. Based on the Pearson correlation, the trade-off synergy between the two is explored. The results show that the following occurred in the past 20 years: (1) Grassland and dryland are the two categories of land with the biggest transfer-out and transfer-in areas in the Tailan River Irrigation District, and the conversion areas are mostly in Jiamu Town and Guleawati Township. (2) The area and reclamation rate of the irrigation district increased gradually, among which the highest reclamation rate was 85.93% in Kezile Town and the lowest was 76.37% in Guleawati Township. The average Gini coefficient of agricultural water–soil in the irrigation district is 0.118, which is absolutely fair. (3) Kezile Town has the highest agricultural water consumption, but the matching of agricultural water–soil always fluctuates between the best and the worst. The agricultural water consumption in Communist Youth League Town is the lowest, but the matching of agricultural water–soil has remained the best for many years. (4) The ESV of the irrigation district showed an overall increasing trend, from CNY 243 million in 2000 to CNY 678 million in 2020; in addition, soil conservation, hydrological regulation, grassland, and dryland contributed the most to ESV in each period. (5) There was a significant trade-off relationship between agricultural water–soil matching and ecosystem services in the Tailan River Irrigation District, while there was a significant synergistic relationship between ecosystem services.

30 March 2026 in Sustainability
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YRYufan Ruan
Yufan Ruan
YHYing He
Ying He
YQYue Qiu
Yue Qiu
LMLe Ma
Le Ma
Aiming at the problems of a fragile ecological environment, water shortage and system uncertainty in inland arid irrigation districts in Xinjiang, this study takes sustainable development as the guide, selects the Tailan River Irrigation District in Xinjiang as an example, and constructs a multi-objective optimal allocation model of agricultural water and soil resources in irrigation districts driven by water–carbon–economy synergy. The model aims to minimise irrigation water shortage, maximise crop carbon absorption and maximise economic benefits. By comparing six multi-objective algorithms such as APSEA, CMEGL, DCNSGA-III, DRLOS-EMCMO, MOEA/D-CMT and θ-DEA-CPBI, the optimal is selected based on the hypervolume (HV) index. The surface water, groundwater and crop-planting structure of five decision-making units in the irrigation district from 2021 to 2024 were optimised. Further, combined with the entropy weight–TOPSIS coupling-coordination comprehensive-evaluation model, the scheme evaluation system is constructed to screen the optimal configuration scheme of each year and unit. The results show that the MOEA/D-CMT algorithm has the highest HV value in each unit model over the years, which is the best solution algorithm for the model in this paper. The comprehensive evaluation value and coupling coordination degree of the optimal scheme of each unit fluctuate between years, and the difference between units is significant. Compared with the original planting and water source allocation scheme of the irrigation district from 2021 to 2024, the overall planting area of the optimised irrigation district is moderately reduced, forming an optimised pattern of ‘cotton pressure, grain expansion, economic increase and strong forest’; after optimization, the overall water shortage in the irrigation district is reduced by 1.4~11 million m3; the total amount of crop carbon absorption increased by 90.3~128.8 million kg; the net economic benefits increased by CNY 21.5~68.2 million. The research can provide decision support for the optimisation of the water and soil resource system in arid irrigation districts and has a scientific reference value for promoting the sustainable development and modernisation of agriculture in the inland irrigation districts of Northwest China.