Junwei Jia

Title: Junwei Jia and Reservoir Riparian-Zone Design.

Introduction

Junwei Jia is an inventor associated with Zhengzhou, China. His patent work includes a design for organizing vegetation and bank structures along reservoir shorelines according to how frequently different areas are submerged.

Latest Patents

Jia is associated with 1 patent, titled “Riparian Zone of Reservoir.” The invention divides a reservoir’s sloping bank into five areas, arranged from top to bottom according to cumulative submergence frequency: low, relatively low, medium, relatively high, and high. It specifies a submerged-bank structure in the relatively high-frequency area, with vegetation planted on that structure. Vegetation is also planted in the medium- and relatively low-frequency areas. The design provides a framework for arranging shoreline structures and vegetation in relation to patterns of submergence.

Career Highlights

Jia is associated with China Power Construction East China Survey, Design and Research Institute (Zhengzhou) Co., Ltd. and Powerchina Huadong Engineering Corporation Limited. His reservoir riparian-zone patent reflects work focused on shoreline design and vegetation placement.

Collaborations

Jia’s named coworkers include Sheng Sheng and Guowang Zhou. Their association provides context for his professional collaborations.

Conclusion

Junwei Jia’s patent presents a structured approach to reservoir shoreline design, coordinating submerged-bank construction and vegetation placement with the frequency of inundation.