Publications by authors named "Dehai Song"

In this study, we investigated the hydrological and ecological impacts of heavy rainfall caused by the storm Rumbia and Typhoon Lekima on Laizhou Bay (LZB) through land‒sea synchronous field surveys, online remote sensors, and simulated enclosure experiments. Within two weeks of Rumbia, approximately 9% and 16% of the annual riverine total nitrogen (TN) and total phosphorus (TP) fluxes, respectively, were transported to the LZB and the proportions were 17% and 35%, respectively, for Lekima. The land use on the watersheds increased the rates of land-derived nutrient loading and altered their biogeochemical forms.

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Total nitrogen (TN) is one of the terrigenous pollutants in the Bohai Sea. A reasonable releasing scheme can effectively improve the seawater quality. Based on the observed TN concentrations and the national pollution control requirements, the TN load ratios of four major rivers around the Bohai Sea are adjusted in multiple levels within the range of 50 %-200 % in the frame of total control.

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Harmful algal blooms (HABs) pose a severe environmental issue and have significant economic and ecological consequences on coastal oceans. Predicting the occurrence of these blooms has become increasingly vital for coastal communities. To facilitate this, chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) levels have been widely used to forecast algal blooms.

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  • Pelagic larvae of marine organisms are crucial for biodiversity and biological resources, but studies specific to the Manila clam larvae in southwestern Laizhou Bay during late spring are limited.
  • A combined hydrodynamic and larval transport model was developed to analyze larval distribution, validated with real data, and simulated effects of ocean dynamics.
  • The study found that clam larvae predominantly moved eastward due to strong southerly winds, with two potential settlement areas identified, highlighting the importance of hydrodynamic factors for larval transport and implications for aquaculture management.
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Eutrophication is a global problem for coastal ecosystems, one that the Bohai Sea (BHS), China, is severely afflicted by due to rapid economic and social development over the last forty years. For sustainable nutrients management in the BHS, comprehensive budgets for Nitrogen (N) and Phosphorus (P) was characterized in 2017, and the relative contributions of river input, submarine fresh groundwater discharge, atmospheric deposition, sediment diffusion, and exchange with the Yellow Sea were quantified. The annual N and P fluxes into the BHS were 362 × 10 t and 10.

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Based on a three-dimensional hydro-biogeochemical model, the compound and individual impacts of two types of human activities, i.e., land reclamation and land-based pollutant input, on coastal water quality were studied.

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Background: This systematic and meta-analytic review aimed to investigate the effects of physical exercise on the working memory of older adults, and to identify the moderators of these effects.

Methods: We searched six electronic databases for randomized controlled trials on the effects of physical exercise on working memory that were published before or on May 15, 2020. The PEDro scale was used to evaluate the methodological quality of the included studies.

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  • Large-scale green tides from Ulva prolifera significantly harm marine environments, ecosystems, and local economies, primarily driven by eutrophication.
  • Modeling is more effective than traditional survey methods for understanding the relationship between land nutrient loads and green tide outbreaks.
  • In a study along the Jiangsu coast, changes in nitrogen and phosphorus levels due to land-based inputs were found to directly impact U. prolifera blooms, suggesting that managing nutrient loads is crucial for preventing future outbreaks.
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This study aims to provide a quantitative basis for the precision emission reduction of land-based total nitrogen (TN) pollutants in Qingdao, China. The total maximum allocated load (TMAL) of TN pollutants within jurisdictions in Qingdao was calculated by using a 3D hydrodynamic-water quality model and a linear programming model. The TMAL includes emission TMAL, point-source and nonpoint source TMAL, TMAL removed by municipal sewage treatment system (MSTS), and soil-retained and water-retained TMAL, which were calculated after the division of source units, establishment of the land-based TN load matrix, simulation of the concentration response matrix, setting of a dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN) concentration control standard in the Qingdao coastal area, and calculation of TMAL.

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  • Thalidomide shows improved overall and progression-free survival rates in elderly patients with multiple myeloma when combined with standard treatments compared to those receiving only standard therapy.
  • A total of seven trials with 1821 subjects indicated a significant benefit in the complete response rate for patients treated with thalidomide.
  • Despite a higher incidence of severe adverse events with the thalidomide combination therapy, there was no significant difference in thrombotic event rates or mortality related to adverse events between the treatment groups.
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