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This standard specifies the definition and level of snow disasters in China's pastoral areas. This standard applies to the investigation, statistics, evaluation and release of snow disasters in China's pastoral areas. GB/T 20482-2006 Snow disaster levels in pastoral areas GB/T20482-2006 Standard download decompression password: www.bzxz.net
This standard specifies the definition and level of snow disasters in China's pastoral areas. This standard applies to the investigation, statistics, evaluation and release of snow disasters in China's pastoral areas.
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ICS 07. 060 National Standard of the People's Republic of China GB/T20482—2006 Grade of pastoral area snow disaster Grade of pastoral area snow disaster061214000013 Issued on August 28, 2006 General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China Administration of Standardization of the People's Republic of China Implementation on November 1, 2006 The appendix to this standard is an informative appendix. This standard is proposed by the China Meteorological Administration and is under the jurisdiction of the Policy and Regulations Department of the China Meteorological Administration. The drafting unit of this standard is the Qinghai Provincial Meteorological Bureau. Foreword The main drafters of this standard are Li Haihong, Li Xifu, Zhang Haizhen, and Xiao Hongbin. GB/T 20482—2006 GB/T 20482—2006 China is one of the countries with the richest animal husbandry resources in the world. Grassland accounts for about 40% of the total land area, about 6 billion hectares, and the grassland availability rate is 68.1%. China's pastoral land is mainly distributed in Inner Mongolia, Qinghai, Xinjiang, Tibet, Gansu, Sichuan, Ningxia, Heilongjiang, Yunnan and Shaanxi provinces (autonomous regions). Snow disasters are one of the main meteorological disasters in pastoral areas in winter and spring. Because the disaster lasts for a long time and affects a wide range of countries, it often causes serious harm to the lives and property of local farmers and herdsmen, and directly threatens and restricts the development of animal husbandry production in pastoral areas. In formulating snow disaster standards for pastoral areas, meteorological conditions are the most important and fundamental factor. In addition, snow disasters are related to the abundance of pasture, livestock conditions, pasture types, pasture carrying conditions and the ability to withstand disasters. Recently, it is necessary to quickly assess the snow disasters in the vast pastoral areas. In addition to meteorological factors, other disaster-causing factors are also time and location. This standard is based on three indicators: the degree of pasture buried, the duration of accumulation and the ratio of the affected area. The disaster level is divided into four levels: light disaster, severe disaster, and special disaster. 1 Scope Grade of snow disaster in pastoral areas This standard specifies the definition and level of disasters in China's pastoral areas. This standard applies to the investigation, statistics, evaluation and release of disasters in China's pastoral areas. 2 Terms and definitions This standard adopts the following definitions. Snow disaster of pastoral areas GB/T20482—2006 A natural disaster caused by excessively thick snow accumulation and long duration, which buries pasture grass and prevents livestock from grazing normally, leading to the death and death of a large number of livestock in pastoral areas. depthot Depth of snow accumulation perpetualsnow Vertical depth from the surface of snow to the ground. Unit: centimeters (cm) 2.3 Average height of graze Layeragc height of graze Grassland group species or Centimeters (cm). The average natural height of dominant species of pasture, that is, the natural vertical height from the ground to the top of the grass layer. Unit: perpetual days of snow duration Snow accumulation on the ground is stable Unit: days (d). Number of consecutive days. Area of perpetual snow Area of snow covered grassland Degree of snow covering graze The letter is a public term (hm). degree oohurfed graze by snot Depth of snow covered graze above the average height of grass Rate of perpetual snow The ratio of the snow area to the actual grassland area in a certain place. The unit is %3Grade of snow disaster in pastoral areas The grade of snow disaster in pastoral areas is determined based on three factors: degree of snow covering graze, number of days of snow accumulation and ratio of snow area. The disaster level is divided into four levels: light disaster, moderate disaster, severe disaster and extremely severe disaster (see Table 1). Appendix A is the disaster situation. GB/T20482—2006 Snow disaster level Extreme disaster Snow depth measurement method Table 1 Snow disaster level table in pastoral areas Snow accumulation status Degree of snow covering pasture 0.30~-0.40 0. 41 ~-0. 50 0. 41 ~-0. 5C 0. 51 ~~0. 70 0, 51~-0. 7C 0. 71--C, 90 0. 71-~0. 90 Days of thunder accumulation/d Ratio of snow coverage area The observation area that needs to be deep should be selected in a flat and open place. To measure the snow depth, use a common ruler. Representative locations and relatively average areas should be selected for measurement. At 08:00 on the day of snow depth observation, insert the ruler vertically into the ground surface at the observation location and read the snow depth in centimeters. Decimals should be rounded off. Three measurements should be made for each observation and the average value should be calculated. 2 A.1 Minor disaster Appendix A (Informative Appendix) Disaster situation GB/T20482—2006bzxz.net Affects the feeding of cattle, has little impact on sheep, and has no impact on horses. The death of livestock is less than 50,000 heads. 2 Moderate disaster Affects the feeding of cattle and sheep, has little impact on horses, and the death of livestock is between 50,000 and 100,000 heads. A,3 Severe disasters Affect the food supply of various livestock, with large losses of cattle and sheep, and deaths, with livestock deaths ranging from 100,000 to 200,000. A.4 Extreme disasters Affect the food supply of various livestock. If not properly prevented, it will cause the death of a large number of livestock, with livestock deaths exceeding 200,000. GB/T 20482-2006 National Standard of the People's Republic of China Lightning disasters in pastoral areas, etc. GB/T 2182 2006 Published by China Standards Press No. 16, Erlihebei Street, Fuxingmenwai, Beijing Zip code: -00045 Website: spc.nel.cn Tel: 6852391668517548 Printed by China Standards Press, Fudao Printing Factory, Distributed by Xinhua Bookstores in various regions Printing sheet: 0.5 words: 6 Words Format 880×12301/16 First edition 2.00 in November 2006, first printing in January 2006, price 8.00 yuan Book number: 155065128346 Replaced by our publishing center If there is any printing error Copyright infringement will be investigated Report phone: (010) 68533533 Tip: This standard content only shows part of the intercepted content of the complete standard. If you need the complete standard, please go to the top to download the complete standard document for free.