Point pattern analysis of an <i>Artemisia</i> scoparia seedling population under different soil conditions in a desert steppe

Yuefei, 李月飞 Li; Lin, 陈林 Chen; Xuebin, 李学斌 Li; Yifan, 张义凡 Zhang; Ying, 苏莹 Su

doi:10.5846/stxb201804230924

生态学报

2019

DOI: 10.5846/stxb201804230924

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Point pattern analysis of an Artemisia scoparia seedling population under different soil conditions in a desert steppe

李月飞 Li Yuefei¹,

陈林 Chen Lin²,

李学斌 Li Xuebin³

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Spatial pattern and formation mechanism of predominant species using an unmanned aerial vehicle in the Gobi area, southern slopes of the Tianshan Mountain Range

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Spatial pattern and formation mechanism of predominant species using an unmanned aerial vehicle in the Gobi area, southern slopes of the Tianshan Mountain Range

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Optimizing the Unit Structure of the Drainage-Type Cyclone Separator for Sand Sample Collection

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This paper introduces a cyclone separation sand sampler with diversion flow to enhance soil wind erosion monitoring accuracy. Using CFD simulations and orthogonal testing, the optimal structural parameters for improved sampling efficiency were determined. A response model showed strong predictive capability with a P-value less than 0.0001 and R² of 0.9482. Wind tunnel tests demonstrated that the new sampler achieved a 91.44% efficiency, surpassing the 90.81% of the traditional design. The research provides valuable data for more accurate wind-sand flow monitoring, aiding in desertification prevention and improving wind erosion assessments in grasslands.

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Point pattern analysis of an Artemisia scoparia seedling population under different soil conditions in a desert steppe

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Spatial pattern and formation mechanism of predominant species using an unmanned aerial vehicle in the Gobi area, southern slopes of the Tianshan Mountain Range

Spatial pattern and formation mechanism of predominant species using an unmanned aerial vehicle in the Gobi area, southern slopes of the Tianshan Mountain Range

Optimizing the Unit Structure of the Drainage-Type Cyclone Separator for Sand Sample Collection

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