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| 1 | Application of ^(137)Cs fingerprinting technique to interpreting sediment production records from reservoir deposits in a small catchment of the Hilly Loess Plateau,China显示文摘According to variations of 137Cs and clay contents, 44 flood couplets were identified in a profile of res- ervoir deposit with a vertical length of 28.12 m in the Yuntaishan Gully. Couplet 27 at the middle of the profile had the highest average 137Cs content of 12.65 Bq·kg?1, which indicated the 1963s' deposits, then 137Cs content decreased both downward and upward in the profile. The second top and bottom couplets had average 137Cs contents of 2.15 Bq·kg?1 and 0.92 Bq·kg?1, respectively. By integrated analysis of reservoir construction and management history, variations of 137Cs contents over the profile, sediment yields of flood couplets and rainfall data during the period of 1958-1970, individual storms related to the flood couplets were identified. 44 floods with a total sediment yield of 2.36×104 m3 occurred and flood events in a year varied between 1 and 10 times during the period of 1960-1970. 7-10 flood events occurred during the wet period of 1961-1964 with very wet autumn, while only 1-2 events during the dry period of 1965-1969. Average annual specific sediment yield was 1.29×104 t·km?2·a?1 for the Yuntaishan Gully during the period of 1960-1970, which was slightly higher than 1.11 ×104 t·km?2·a?1 for the Upper Yanhe River Basin above the Ganguyi Hydrological Station and slightly lower than 1.40 ×104 t·km?2·a?1 for the nearby Zhifang Gully during the same period. Annual specific sediment yields for the Yuntaishan Gully were correlated to the wet season's rainfalls well. | ZHANG XinBao WEN ZhongMing FENG MingYi YANG QinKe ZHENG JinJun | 2007 | Science China Earth Sciences2007,50,2: | 13 |
| 2 | An applied research on remote sensing classification in the Loess Plateau显示文摘Due to complex terrain of the Loess Plateau, the classification accuracy is unsatisfactory when a single supervised classification is used in the remote sensing investigation of the sloping field. Taking the loess hill and gully area of northern Shaanxi Province as a test area, a research was conducted to extract sloping field and other land use categories by applying an integrated classification. Based on an integration of supervised classification and unsupervised classification, sampling method is remarkably improved. The results show that the classification accuracy is satisfactory by the method and is of critical significance in obtaining up-to-date information of the sloping field, which should be helpful in the state key project of converting fiumland to forest and grassland on slope land in this area. This research sought to improve the appfication accuracy of image classification in complex terrain areas. | LIU Yongmei TANG Guoan LI Tianwen YANG Qinke | 2003 | Journal of Geographical Sciences2003,13,4: | 5 |
| 3 | A GIS-based Modeling Approach for Fast Assessment of Soil Erosion by Water at Regional Scale, Loess Plateau of China显示文摘The objective of this study is to develop a unique modeling approach for fast assessment of massive soil erosion by water at a regional scale in the Loess Plateau, China. This approach relies on an understanding of both regional patterns of soil loss and its impact factors in the plateau area. Based on the regional characteristics of pre- cipitation, vegetation and land form, and with the use of Landsat TM and ground investigation data, the entire Loess Plateau was first divided into 3 380 Fundamental Assessment Units (FAUs) to adapt to this regional modeling and fast assessment. A set of easily available parameters reflecting relevant water erosion factors at a regional scale was then developed, in which dynamic and static factors were discriminated. ArcInfo GIS was used to integrate all es- sential data into a central database. A resulting mathematical model was established to link the sediment yields and the selected variables on the basis of FAUs through overlay in GIS and multiple regression analyses. The sensitivity analyses and validation results show that this approach works effectively in assessing large area soil erosion, and also helps to understand the regional associations of erosion and its impact factors, and thus might significantly contribute to planning and policymaking for a large area erosion control in the Loess Plateau. | HU Llangjun YANG Haijun YANG Qinke LI Rui | 2010 | Chinese Geographical Science2010,20,5: | 2 |
| 4 | Influence on ecosystem service caused by soil and water conservation in Yanhe River Basin of the Loess Plateau,China显示文摘 | XIE Hongxia YANG Qinke LI Ri | | 0,,01: | 1 |
| 5 | High-order balanced M-band orthogonal multiwavelet: construction and application显示文摘 | Wang Haijiang Yang Qinke Li Rui | 2012 | International Journal of Physical Sciences2012,7,12: | 1 |
| 6 | Quantitative assessment of the influence of terrace and check dam construction on watershed topography显示文摘Terrace and check dam construction has substantially changed land surface morphology,which in turn affects modern surface processes.Digital elevation models(DEMs)provide an effective way to quantitatively analyze surface morphology and processes.However,existing DEMs lack sufficient ability to express artificial terrain.Based on 1:10000 topographic maps of the Zhifanggou watershed,a series of artificial terrain DEMs for the study site were constructed by both field investigation and remote sensing images from 1938 to 2010.Digital terrain analysis was used to quantitatively assess the influence of terrace and check dam construction on the watershed terrain.The results showed that the artificial terrain DEM could capture the spatial distribution patterns of terraces and dam lands and improved the ability of DEM to express terrain.The construction of terraces and check dams clearly changed the surface elevation.The average elevation change of each terrace mainly ranged between–1.5 and 1.5 m,while the annual average deposition height of the dam lands was 9.16 cm.The average slope,slope length,and slope length and steepness factor of the watershed decreased with the effect of the artificial terrain on the surface,and their averages decreased by 0.65°,6.75 m,and 0.83,respectively,from 1938 to 2010.Although the construction of terraces reduced their surface slope to nearly 0°,the slope of terrace embankments rapidly increased,to more than 45°,which may lead to gravitational erosion and potential terrace damage.Terracing reduced the slope length in both the terrace distribution area and downslope of the terraces.Check dam deposition reduced the slope and slope length of the channel.This study contributes to a better understanding of the topographic change rules after terrace and check dam construction,and aids in elucidating the mechanisms of soil erosion process influenced by artificial topography. | Guowei PANG Qinke YANG Chunmei WANG Rui LI Lu ZHANG | 2020 | Frontiers of Earth Science2020,14,2: | 1 |
| 7 | Impro-ving a digital elevation model by reducing source dataerrors and optimising interpolation algorithm parame-ters:An example in the Loess Plateau,China显示文摘 | Yang Qinke McVicar T R Niel T G | 2007 | In-ternational Journal of Applied Earth Observation andGeoinformation2007,9,3: | 1 |
| 8 | Tunable-Q contourlet transform for image representation显示文摘A novel tunable-quality-factor(tunable-Q) contourlet transform for geometric image representation is proposed.The Laplacian pyramid in original contourlet decomposes a signal into channels that have the same bandwidth on a logarithmic scale, and is not suitable for images with different behavior in frequency domain.We employ a new tunable-Q decomposition defined in the frequency domain by which one can flexibly tune the bandwidth of decomposition channels.With an acceptable redundancy,this tunable-Q contourlet is also anti-aliasing and its basis is sharply localized in the desired area of frequency and spatial domain.Our experiments in nonlinear approximation and denoising show that the contourlet using a better-suitable quality factor can achieve a more promising performance and often outperform wavelets and the previous contourlets both in visual quality and in terms of peak signal-to-noise ratio. | Haijiang Wang Qinke Yang Rui Li Zhihong Yao | 2013 | Journal of Systems Engineering and Electronics2013,24,1: | 0 |
| 9 | Unpaved road erosion after heavy storms in mountain areas of northern China显示文摘More frequent extreme rainfall events associated with global climate change cause greater challenges for soil conservation.Severe erosion occurs on many unpaved roads since these structures create important water flow paths during heavy storms.The present research aimed to investigate the intensity and influencing factors of unpaved road erosion under varied land use and management conditions(sloping cropland,terraced cropland,forest&grass).The erosion occurred in the watersheds contributing runoff water to roads after the greatest rainfall event recorded in the mountain area of northern China caused by Typhon Lekima.The research was conducted in an agricultural-forest-dominated watershed based on field investigation and UAV-based image analysis.A road erosion level classification standard was given according to the occurrence of rills,ephemeral gullies,and gullies.Significant erosion happened on 67% of the unpaved roads;42% of them suffered moderate to severe erosion in which ephemeral gullies or gullies developed.The average erosion amount from these roads was 2280.75 t ha-1 and was significantly influenced by the watershed land use type and management.The dominant factor governing unpaved road erosion associated with terraced cropland was vegetation coverage on roads.Drainage area was the most important factor for road erosion in sloping cropland and forest&grass land,and road gradient was also a critical factor.Terraces,and forest&grass in drainage areas significantly reduced unpaved road erosion by 85%and,47%,respectively,compared to sloping cropland.More integrated measures should be used to prevent unpaved road erosion.The results of this research can be applied to road protection against erosion in heavy storms. | Chunmei Wang Baoyuan Liu Qinke Yang Guowei Pang Yongqing Long Lei Wang Richard M.Cruse Weiqin Dang Xin Liu Enheng Wang | 2022 | International Soil and Water Conservation Research2022,10,1: | 0 |
| 10 | Effects of soil rock fragment content on the USLE-K factor estimating and its influencing factors显示文摘Rock fragments are an important component of soil,and their presence has a significant impact on soil erosion and sediment yield.In this paper,the effects of rock fragments in the topsoil profile(RFP)and rock fragments on the soil surface(RFS)on the soil erodibility factor(K)were assessed at a global scale.The spatial pattern of the relationship between stoniness and erodibility(RS-K)and its predominant factors were explored through correlation analysis,pattern analysis,and random forest model analysis.The results were as followings:(1)The existence of RFP increased K by 2.84%.The RFS of the mountain land and desert/Gobi reduced K by 18.7%;therefore,once the RFP and RFS were taken into account in the calculation,K was 6.98%lower.(2)The predominant factors of the effect of RFS and the joint effect of RFP and RFS were elevation and slope gradient.The predominant factors of the effect of RFP were annual average precipitation and annual average temperature.(3)In assessing and mapping soil erosion in large regions,special attention should be given to areas with large rock fragment contents,a relatively high altitude,and the presence of steep slope.If rock fragments were not taken into consideration,the mapping results of soil erosion may be biased.This article made the calculation of K more complete and accurate,thereby improving the accuracy of regional soil erosion estimation.This research was of sig-nificance for the investigation of global hydrological effects and simulation of the global soil carbon budget. | Miaomiao Yang Qinke Yang Keli Zhang Chunmei Wang Guowei Pang Yuru Li | 2023 | International Soil and Water Conservation Research2023,11,2: | 0 |