Planning and design of pine forest vegetation and dynamic monitoring method for recovery process in earthquake-stricken areas

Shao, Yue

doi:10.1007/s12517-020-05864-z

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“…Vegetation cover change is an important indicator of the evolution of the natural ecological environment, and the dynamic monitoring of vegetation change is an essential basis for assessing the quality and suitability of the ecological environment (Shao, 2020). Peng et al (2016) monitored the dynamic change in vegetation cover in the Wenchuan-Dujiangyan section of the Minjiang River and analyzed the spatial dynamic pattern change in vegetation damage and restoration before and after the Wenchuan earthquake.…”

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Progress and Prospects of the Natural Restoration of Damaged Vegetation after the Earthquake

Wei¹,

Du²,

Wang³

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Vegetation plays an important role in soil and water conservation, water conservation and carbon sequestration of an ecosystem. The restoration of damaged vegetation is of great significance to the maintenance of species diversity and the restoration of the regional ecological environment. It is also one of the most effective measures to improve the fragile ecosystem. This paper summarizes the research results from decades of damaged vegetation recovery in the process of vegetation recovery, the main driving factor and the restoration mode.

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Progress and Prospects of the Natural Restoration of Damaged Vegetation after the Earthquake

Wei¹,

Du²,

Wang³

et al. 2023

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Planning and design of pine forest vegetation and dynamic monitoring method for recovery process in earthquake-stricken areas

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Progress and Prospects of the Natural Restoration of Damaged Vegetation after the Earthquake

Progress and Prospects of the Natural Restoration of Damaged Vegetation after the Earthquake

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