Wanfa Wang

Dr. Wanfa Wang

Key Laboratory of Karst Georesources and Environment, Ministry of Education, Guizhou University, Guizhou University, Guizhou, China
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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

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

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1 July 2021 in Water Research
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JZJun Zhong
Jun Zhong
MWMarcus Wallin
Marcus Wallin
WWWanfa Wang
Wanfa Wang
SLSi-Liang Li
Si-Liang Li
LGLaodong Guo
Laodong Guo
SXSheng Xu
Sheng Xu

17 October 2022 in Water Research
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YYYuanbi Yi
Yuanbi Yi
SLSi-Liang Li
Si-Liang Li
JZJun Zhong
Jun Zhong
WWWanfa Wang
Wanfa Wang
SCSainan Chen
Sainan Chen
DHDing He
Ding He

12 March 2021 in Environmental Research Letters
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WWWanfa Wang
Wanfa Wang
SLSi-Liang Li
Si-Liang Li
JZJun Zhong
Jun Zhong
LWLichun Wang
Lichun Wang
HYHong Yang
Hong Yang
CLCong-Qiang Liu
Cong-Qiang Liu
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from aquatic surface to the atmosphere has been recognized as a significant factor contributing to the global carbon budget and environmental change. The influence of river damming on the CO2emissions from reservoirs remains poorly constrained. This is hypothetically due to the change of hydraulic retention time (HRT) and thermal stratification intensity of reservoirs (related to the normal water level, NWL). To test this hypothesis, we quantified CO2fluxes and related parameters in eight karst reservoirs on the Wujiang River, Southwest China. Our results showed that there was a significant difference in the values ofpCO2(mean = 3205.7μatm, SD = 2183.4μatm) andδ13CCO2(mean = −18.9‰, SD = 1.6‰) in the cascade reservoirs, suggesting that multiple processes regulate CO2production. Moreover, the calculated CO2fluxes showed obvious spatiotemporal variations, ranging from −9.0 to 2269.3 mmol m−2d−1, with an average of 260.1 mmol m−2d−1. Interestingly, the CO2flux andδ13CCO2from reservoirs of this study and other reservoirs around the world had an exponential function with the reservoir effect index (Ri, HRT/NWL), suggesting the viability of our hypothesis on reservoir CO2emission. This empirical function will help to estimate CO2emissions from global reservoirs and provide theoretical support for reservoir regulation to mitigate carbon emission.

23 December 2023 in Water Research
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WSWenhong Shi
Wenhong Shi
WWWanfa Wang
Wanfa Wang
SYShengde Yu
Shengde Yu
LLLi Liang
Li Liang
ZJZHONG JUN
ZHONG JUN
SLSi-Liang Li
Si-Liang Li

16 June 2025 in Water Research
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DHDengming He
Dengming He
WWWanfa Wang
Wanfa Wang
YYYuanbi Yi
Yuanbi Yi
JZJun Zhong
Jun Zhong
KMKhan M.G. Mostofa
Khan M.G. Mostofa
SLSi-Liang Li
Si-Liang Li

29 November 2024 in Water Research
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YYYujing Yang
Yujing Yang
WWWanfa Wang
Wanfa Wang
SYShengde Yu
Shengde Yu
YYYuanbi Yi
Yuanbi Yi
SXSen Xu
Sen Xu
SLSi-Liang Li
Si-Liang Li