Carbon storage simulation and analysis in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region based on CA-plus model under dual-carbon background

Yu, Yang; Guo, Bing; Wang, Chenglong; Zang, Wenqian; Huang, Xiangzhi; Wu, Zengwei; Xu, Mei; Zhou, Kesong; Li, Jialin; Yang, Yuan

doi:10.1080/19475705.2023.2173661

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“…We should strengthen the management of soil erosion. In fact, since 1999, return to forestry measures have played an essential role in controlling soil erosion as evidenced by the increase in vegetation cover [ 65 , 66 ], whose role in soil erosion control is very important.…”

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Dynamic analysis of soil erosion in the affected area of the lower Yellow River based on RUSLE model

Zhang,

Liu

et al. 2024

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Dynamic analysis of soil erosion in the affected area of the lower Yellow River based on RUSLE model

Zhang,

Liu

et al. 2024

Heliyon

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“…The increase in construction land in southern Hebei was the cause of a negatively changing trend in NDVI (marked “B" in Fig. 2 a) [ 71 ].…”

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Analyzing nonlinear contributions from climate change and anthropogenic activity to the normalized difference vegetation index across China using a locally weighted regression approach

Shen

2023

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“…Ecological restoration is a longterm and gradual process. To effectively improve the EEQ of the TRB, it is recommended that various control measures be implemented, including efficient water-resource usage, optimized land-use structure, strengthened land protection and management, soil-fertility improvement, and soil-environment enhancement [58]. The implementation of the RSEI SI can provide insight into the critical ecological factors that shape EEQ dynamics in the TRB and can facilitate the development of appropriate measures to mitigate the impact of salinization on the EEQ in the region [59].…”

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Detecting Long-Term Series Eco-Environmental Quality Changes and Driving Factors Using the Remote Sensing Ecological Index with Salinity Adaptability (RSEISI): A Case Study in the Tarim River Basin, China

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Wang

Ding

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Ecological challenges resulting from soil salinization in the Tarim River Basin (TRB), exacerbated by climate change and human activities, have emphasized the need for a quick and accurate assessment of regional ecological environmental quality (EEQ) and driving mechanisms. To address this issue, this study has developed a remote-sensing ecological index with salinity adaptability (RSEISI) for EEQ assessment in the Tarim River Basin by integrating the comprehensive salinity index (CSI) into the remote-sensing ecological index (RSEI). The RSEISI enhances the sensitivity of soil salinity and characterizes the surface features of arid regions, thus expanding the applicability. Then, we used time-series analysis methods and a geodetector to quantify the spatial temporal trends and driving factors of EEQ in the TRB from 2000 to 2022. The results show that the RSEISI with salinity adaptation effectively monitors the EEQ of the TRB. The EEQ of the TRB displayed the situation of oasis expansion, desert deterioration, and glacier melting, and the multiyear average EEQ grades were dominated by medium and poor grades in desert and saline areas, while medium, good, and excellent grades were concentrated in oasis and mountainous areas. Looking at the trend of change in conjunction with land-use types, the EEQ of the TRB showed a mild degradation trend mainly in unused land, followed by a mild improvement trend in cropland and grassland. The Hurst index indicated that the EEQ of most areas of the TRB will improve in the future. Soil type, land use, precipitation, and temperature were considered to be key factors affecting the EEQ across the TRB, and changes in the EEQ were found to be the interaction of multiple factors. This study may provide innovative concepts and methodologies, scientific and technological support for ecological management, and green development models in the northwest arid zone.

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Carbon storage simulation and analysis in Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region based on CA-plus model under dual-carbon background

Cited by 35 publications

References 21 publications

Dynamic analysis of soil erosion in the affected area of the lower Yellow River based on RUSLE model

Dynamic analysis of soil erosion in the affected area of the lower Yellow River based on RUSLE model

Analyzing nonlinear contributions from climate change and anthropogenic activity to the normalized difference vegetation index across China using a locally weighted regression approach

Detecting Long-Term Series Eco-Environmental Quality Changes and Driving Factors Using the Remote Sensing Ecological Index with Salinity Adaptability (RSEISI): A Case Study in the Tarim River Basin, China

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