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Spatial-temporal difference between nitrate in groundwater and nitrogen in soil based on geostatistical analysis 被引量:2
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作者 Xiu-bo Sun Chang-lai Guo +3 位作者 Jing Zhang Jia-quan Sun Jian Cui Mao-hua Liu 《Journal of Groundwater Science and Engineering》 2023年第1期37-46,共10页
The study of temporal and spatial variations of nitrate in groundwater under different soil nitrogen environments is helpful to the security of groundwater resources in agricultural areas.In this paper,based on 320 gr... The study of temporal and spatial variations of nitrate in groundwater under different soil nitrogen environments is helpful to the security of groundwater resources in agricultural areas.In this paper,based on 320 groups of soil and groundwater samples collected at the same time,geostatistical analysis and multiple regression analysis were comprehensively used to conduct the evaluation of nitrogen contents in both groundwater and soil.From May to August,as the nitrification of groundwater is dominant,the average concentration of nitrate nitrogen is 34.80 mg/L;The variation of soil ammonia nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen is moderate from May to July,and the variation coefficient decreased sharply and then increased in August.There is a high correlation between the nitrate nitrogen in groundwater and soil in July,and there is a high correlation between the nitrate nitrogen in groundwater and ammonium nitrogen in soil in August and nitrate nitrogen in soil in July.From May to August,the area of low groundwater nitrate nitrogen in 0-5 mg/L and 5-10 mg/L decreased from 10.97%to 0,and the proportion of high-value area(greater than 70 mg/L)increased from 21.19%to 27.29%.Nitrate nitrogen is the main factor affecting the quality of groundwater.The correlation analysis of nitrate nitrogen in groundwater,nitrate nitrogen in soil and ammonium nitrogen shows that they have a certain period of delay.The areas with high concentration of nitrate in groundwater are mainly concentrated in the western part of the study area,which has a high consistency with the high value areas of soil nitrate distribution from July to August,and a high difference with the spatial position of soil ammonia nitrogen distribution in August. 展开更多
关键词 GROUNDWATER NITRATE SOIL Spatial-temporal variation geostatistical analysis
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Implementing geostatistical analysis to study spatio-temporal distribution patterns of swimming crabs(Portunus trituberculatus)
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作者 Wenbin Zhu Kaner Lu +6 位作者 Zhanhui Lu Qian Dai Zhenghua Li Yongdong Zhou Siqi Huang Haichen Zhu Guocheng Cui 《Acta Oceanologica Sinica》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2021年第6期67-74,共8页
This study attempted to compare the performance of local polynomial interpolation,inverse distance weighted interpolation,and ordinary kriging in studying distribution patterns of swimming crabs.Cross-validation was u... This study attempted to compare the performance of local polynomial interpolation,inverse distance weighted interpolation,and ordinary kriging in studying distribution patterns of swimming crabs.Cross-validation was used to select the optimum method to get distribution results,and kriging was used for making spatial variability analysis.Data were collected from 87 sampling stations in November of 2015(autumn)and February(winter),May(spring)and August(summer)of 2016.Results indicate that swimming crabs widely distributed in autumn and summer:in the summer,they were more spatially independent,and resources in each sampling station varied a lot;in the winter and spring,the abundance of crabs was much lower,but the individual crab size was bigger,and they showed the patchy and more concentrative distribution pattern,which means they were more spatially dependent.Distribution patterns were in accordance with ecological migration features of swimming crabs,which were affected by the changing marine environment.This study could infer that it is applicable to study crab fishery or even other crustacean species using geostatistical analysis.It not only helps practitioners have a better understanding of how swimming crabs migrate from season to season,but also assists researchers in carrying out a more comprehensive assessment of the fishery.Therefore,it may facilitate advancing the implementation in the pilot quota management program of swimming crabs in northern Zhejiang fishing grounds. 展开更多
关键词 swimming crabs(Portunus trituberculatus) geostatistical analysis ordinary kriging spatio-temporal distributions Zhejiang coastal waters of China
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Stochastic analysis of excavation-induced wall deflection and box culvert settlement considering spatial variability of soil stiffness
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作者 Ping Li Shiwei Liu +2 位作者 Jian Ji Xuanming Ding Mengdie Bao 《Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering》 SCIE CSCD 2023年第12期3256-3270,共15页
In this study, a three-dimensional (3D) finite element modelling (FEM) analysis is carried out to investigate the effects of soil spatial variability on the response of retaining walls and an adjacent box culvert due ... In this study, a three-dimensional (3D) finite element modelling (FEM) analysis is carried out to investigate the effects of soil spatial variability on the response of retaining walls and an adjacent box culvert due to a braced excavation. The spatial variability of soil stiffness is modelled using a variogram and calibrated by high-quality experimental data. Multiple random field samples (RFSs) of soil stiffness are generated using geostatistical analysis and mapped onto a finite element mesh for stochastic analysis of excavation-induced structural responses by Monte Carlo simulation. It is found that the spatial variability of soil stiffness can be described by an exponential variogram, and the associated vertical correlation length is varied from 1.3 m to 1.6 m. It also reveals that the spatial variability of soil stiffness has a significant effect on the variations of retaining wall deflections and box culvert settlements. The ignorance of spatial variability in 3D FEM can result in an underestimation of lateral wall deflections and culvert settlements. Thus, the stochastic structural responses obtained from the 3D analysis could serve as an effective aid for probabilistic design and analysis of excavations. 展开更多
关键词 Three-dimensional(3D) geostatistical analysis Random finite element modelling(FEM) Spatial variability of soil stiffness
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Spatial heterogeneity for grain size distribution of eolian sand soil on longitudinal dunes in the southern Gurbantunggut Desert 被引量:9
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作者 Qian, YiBing Wu, ZhaoNing +1 位作者 Yang, HaiFeng Jiang, Chao 《Journal of Arid Land》 SCIE 2009年第1期26-33,共8页
The grain size composition, distribution characteristics and spatial variation of eolian sand soil on distinct positions across two longitudinal dunes and interdune areas were studied by means of conventional grain si... The grain size composition, distribution characteristics and spatial variation of eolian sand soil on distinct positions across two longitudinal dunes and interdune areas were studied by means of conventional grain size analysis and geostatistical methods. In the study, 184 samples of eolian sand soil from the 0-30cm layer were systemically collected and measured from two longitudinal dunes and interdunes in the southern Gurbantunggut Desert. The results show that the dominant grain sizes are fine and very fine sands, and the differences of grain size compositions between the distinct geomorphologic positions are significant. The contents of clay and silt are highest on the interdune areas and lowest on the crests, and higher on the leeward slopes than on the windward slopes. The contents of very fine and fine sands are highest on the windward slopes and lowest on the crests. The contents of medium, coarse and very coarse sands are lowest on the interdune lands, and highest on the crests, and are identical on the two slopes. The coarser sizes (phi(1)) and mean sizes (Mz) for eolian sand soil all have a varying tendency from fine to coarse sizes with interdune area -> leeward slope -> windward slope -> crest, and the sorting (sigma) are poorly to well sorted. The results of geostatistical analysis reveal that phi(1), Mz and a values are moderately to strongly spatially autocorrelated. The values of the spatially correlated ranges are phi(1) < sigma < Mz. The spatial variation for these grain size parameters is significant across the longitudinal dune landscape. From the crests towards the bottom of the slope, there is a varying gradient of zonal distribution, and the gradient values on the leeward slopes are larger than sites on the windward slopes. 展开更多
关键词 grain size distribution spatial variation geostatistical analysis longitudinal dune the southern Gurbantunggut Desert
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Spatial heterogeneity of soil water content in the reversion process of desertification in arid areas 被引量:3
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作者 QuanLin MA Fang CHENG +3 位作者 YouJun LIU FangLin Wang DeKuai ZHANG HuJia JIN 《Journal of Arid Land》 SCIE 2011年第4期268-277,共10页
Sandy soils in arid,rain-fed environments have low and limited water content,which is a principal factor limiting vegetation development,and a key constraint controlling the structure and functions of the ecological s... Sandy soils in arid,rain-fed environments have low and limited water content,which is a principal factor limiting vegetation development,and a key constraint controlling the structure and functions of the ecological systems in arid areas.The spatial heterogeneity of soil water content is a major soil property,and a focus of soil science and hydrology.On the southern edge of the Tengger Desert,sample plots were selected from mobile sand dunes in desertified lands that had been enclosed for 5,15 and 25 years,respectively.This study explored the dynamic and spatial heterogeneity of soil water content in these different layers of soil that were also in the reversion process of desertification.The results showed that the soil water content of the mobile sand dunes was highest when in the initial stages of the reversion process of desertification,while the soil water content in the 0-20 cm,20-40 cm and 40-60 cm layers of soil was 1.769%,3.011%,and 2.967% respectively,presenting a restoring tendency after 25 years of enclosure.There were significant differences,as a whole,in the soil water content among different restoration stages and different soil layers,respectively.Changes in soil water content,in different soil layers,at different restoration stages,exhibited exponential or spherical patterns.The spatial distribution of soil water content exhibited a mosaic patch pattern with obvious spatial heterogeneity.The ratio of the heterogeneity of spatial autocorrelation to gross spatial heterogeneity was greater than 50%.The gross spatial heterogeneity of the 0-20 cm layer of soil improved gradually,while those of the 20-40 cm and 40-60 cm layers improved initially,then weakened in the reversion process of desertification.This study revealed that restoration with sand-binding vegetation reduced soil water content,and increased its spatial heterogeneity in arid areas.However,after 25 years of vegetation-soil system restoration,the soil water content started to increase and its spatial heterogeneity started to weaken.These results will further benefit the understanding of the ecological mechanism between soil water and sand-binding vegetation. 展开更多
关键词 Tengger Desert reversion process of desertification soil water content sand-binding vegetation geostatistical analysis
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Spatial Variability of Soil Carbon to Nitrogen Ratio and Its Driving Factors in Ili River Valley,Xinjiang,Northwest China 被引量:4
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作者 SUN Guojun LI Weihong +1 位作者 ZHU Chenggang CHEN Yaning 《Chinese Geographical Science》 SCIE CSCD 2017年第4期529-538,共10页
Soil carbon to nitrogen(C/N) ratio is one of the most important variables reflecting soil quality and ecological function,and an indicator for assessing carbon and nitrogen nutrition balance of soils.Its variation ref... Soil carbon to nitrogen(C/N) ratio is one of the most important variables reflecting soil quality and ecological function,and an indicator for assessing carbon and nitrogen nutrition balance of soils.Its variation reflects the carbon and nitrogen cycling of soils.In order to explore the spatial variability of soil C/N ratio and its controlling factors of the Ili River valley in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region,Northwest China,the traditional statistical methods,including correlation analysis,geostatistic alanalys and multiple regression analysis were used.The statistical results showed that the soil C/N ratio varied from 7.00 to 23.11,with a mean value of 10.92,and the coefficient of variation was 31.3%.Correlation analysis showed that longitude,altitude,precipitation,soil water,organic carbon,and total nitrogen were positively correlated with the soil C/N ratio(P < 0.01),whereas negative correlations were found between the soil C/N ratio and latitude,temperature,soil bulk density and soil p H.Ordinary Cokriging interpolation showed that r and ME were 0.73 and 0.57,respectively,indicating that the prediction accuracy was high.The spatial autocorrelation of the soil C/N ratio was 6.4 km,and the nugget effect of the soil C/N ratio was 10% with a patchy distribution,in which the area with high value(12.00–20.41) accounted for 22.6% of the total area.Land uses changed the soil C/N ratio with the order of cultivated land > grass land > forest land > garden.Multiple regression analysis showed that geographical and climatic factors,and soil physical and chemical properties could independently explain 26.8%and 55.4% of the spatial features of soil C/N ratio,while human activities could independently explain 5.4% of the spatial features only.The spatial distribution of soil C/N ratio in the study has important reference value for managing soil carbon and nitrogen,and for improving ecological function to similar regions. 展开更多
关键词 soil C/N ratio spatial variability geostatistical analysis Cokriging interpolation multiple regression analysis Ili River valley
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Spatial Variability of Nutrient Properties in Black Soil of Northeast China 被引量:123
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作者 ZHANG Xing-Yi SUI Yue-Yu +2 位作者 ZHANG Xu-Dong MENG Kai S. J. HERBERT 《Pedosphere》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2007年第1期19-29,共11页
A total of 1400 soil samples from the plow layer (0-20 cm) at an approximate interval of 5 km were collected in the autumn of 2002 over the entire black soil arable crops region to determine the spatial variability ... A total of 1400 soil samples from the plow layer (0-20 cm) at an approximate interval of 5 km were collected in the autumn of 2002 over the entire black soil arable crops region to determine the spatial variability of seven variables, such as total organic matter content (OMC), total N, total P, total K, alkali-dissolvable N (AN), available P (AP) and available K (AK), with classical statistics and geostatistical analysis across the entire black soil area in Northeast China. In nonsampled areas ordinary kriging was utilized for interpolation of estimated nutrient determinations. Classical statistics revealed highly significant (P ≤ 0.01) correlations with all seven of the soil properties, except for OMC with AP and total K with AK. In addition, using coefficients of variation, all soil properties, except for total K, were moderately variable. A geostatistical analysis indicated that structural factors, such as parent material, terrain, and water table, were the main causes of the spatial correlations. Strong spatial correlations were noted with OMC, total N, total P, AN, and AP, while they were moderate for total K and AK. The effective spatial autocorrelation of OMC, total N, total P, and AN ranged from 1 037 to 1353 km, whereas the ranges of total K, AP, and AK were only from 6 to 138 km. The fit of the experimental scmi-variograms to the theoretical models indicated that except for AN, kriging could successfully interpolate other six variables. Thns, the geostatistical method used on a large scale could accurately evaluate the spatial variability of most black soil nutrient properties in Northeast China. 展开更多
关键词 black soil China geostatistics analysis soil survey spatial variability
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Embankment dam foundation analysis for the decrease of internal erosion likelihood
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作者 Marc SMITH 《Frontiers of Structural and Civil Engineering》 SCIE EI 2012年第4期431-436,共6页
A zoned embankment dam is founded on clay underlain by a sand deposit.Major seepage phenomena were noticed in the foundation downstream from the dam where the vertical seepage forces in the sand layer were expected to... A zoned embankment dam is founded on clay underlain by a sand deposit.Major seepage phenomena were noticed in the foundation downstream from the dam where the vertical seepage forces in the sand layer were expected to exceed the downward forces due to the overlying clay.Modern technologies were applied to delineate critical zones to help design optimal rehabilitation measures.A global electromagnetic survey was carried out to detect and map the main sources,pathways and exits of seepage.Based on these global findings,a more detailed analysis was then conducted to identify zones where thickness of the foundation clay is minimal,pore pressures in sand are higher and thus where the factor of safety against uplift is lower and internal erosion is more likely to occur.Clay thickness evaluation required the determination of land surface as well as clay-sand contact elevations.A laser airborne survey was performed to model the land surface elevation.Data concerning the clay-sand contact elevation came from the interpreted stratigraphy based on a series of boreholes and cone penetration tests.This data was combined in a geostatistical model along with the measured piezometric levels in the foundation.This resulted in a contour map showing factors of safety against uplift over the entire downstream area.The use of modern technologies,namely electromagnetic and laser surveys as well as geostatistical tools,was instrumental in defining the limits of an otherwise spread-out problem and to provide an optimal solution,in terms of costs and effectiveness,for the long-term stabilization of the foundation. 展开更多
关键词 seepage detection geostatistical analysis dam monitoring internal erosion LIDAR survey
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Analysis of the contributions of human factors and natural factors affecting the vegetation pattern in coastal wetlands
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作者 Zheng Zang Xiaowei Wu +1 位作者 Yun Niu Guangxiong Mao 《Ecosystem Health and Sustainability》 SCIE 2020年第1期58-67,57,共11页
Introduction:Accurate identification of the dominant factors affecting coastal wetlands can provide a reference for vegetation rehabilitation.In this study,quantitative analysis was performed on the Yancheng coastal w... Introduction:Accurate identification of the dominant factors affecting coastal wetlands can provide a reference for vegetation rehabilitation.In this study,quantitative analysis was performed on the Yancheng coastal wetland using ANOVA and geostatistical methods.Outcomes/other:The results indicated that in the directions perpendicular and parallel to the coastline,the soil moisture and salinity in the study area exhibited relatively significant(p<0.05)spatial variability.Vegetation in the southern experimental zone was in a low-moisture,low-salinity ecological niche,whereas vegetation in the northern experimental zone was in a high-moisture,high-salinity ecological niche.Soil salinity exhibited higher spatial variability than soil moisture,and it was most correlated with unvegetated mudflats,followed by areas with Spartina alterniflora,Suaeda glauca,and Phragmites australis.Discussion:The fitting of the semivariogram showed that the nugget and sill of the ratio were relatively low(<25%)for soil moisture and salinity in the northern experimental zone and northern buffer zone,whereas these values were relatively high(>75%)for soil moisture and salinity in the southern experimental zone and southern buffer zone.Conclusion:Compared with the northern study area,the contribution of human disturbance to the spatial heterogeneity of soil moisture and salinity in the southern study area is higher. 展开更多
关键词 Coastal wetlands vegetation pattern soil moisture soil salinity geostatistical analysis
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Soil Quality in Relation to Agricultural Production in the North China Plain 被引量:5
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作者 XIA Min ZHAO Bingzi +1 位作者 Xiying HAO ZHANG Jiabao 《Pedosphere》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2015年第4期592-604,共13页
Sustainable agricultural production is of vital importance to food supply security. This study aimed to investigate crop yield response to spatial variability of soil quality at a county scale in the North China Plain... Sustainable agricultural production is of vital importance to food supply security. This study aimed to investigate crop yield response to spatial variability of soil quality at a county scale in the North China Plain (NCP) and subsequently derive key soil quality indicators. Soil samples were geo-referenced and taken in 2008 from both surface (0-20 cm) and subsurface (20-40 cm) layers in 132 fields throughout the Fengqiu County, located in the centre of the NCP, for subsequent soil properties' analyses. Annum crop yields were obtained from the same fields where soil samples were collected. Soil quality was evaluated based on a fuzzy set with 13 soil properties, and its spatial distributions were investigated by integrating geostatistical analysis and geographic information system (GIS) techniques. Soil quality indices were classified into five grades, and their spatial distributions were mapped within the county. The surface soil qualities were about one to two grades higher than the subsurface soil. The quality indices for surface and subsurface soils were positively associated with the annual crop yields, suggesting the importance of both. Soil organic matter, total nitrogen, available P, and available K contributed 50% of the combined weight to the soil quality index and were identified as key indicators of soil quality status in the area in terms of sustainability. 展开更多
关键词 crop yield geostatistical analysis key indicator spatial variability soil quality evaluation soil properties subsurfacesoil surface soil
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Spatial Patterns of Soil Organic Matter,Nitrogen,Phosphorus and Potassium in a Subtropical Forest and Its Implication for Forest Management 被引量:3
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作者 HAN Lili LU Yuanchang +1 位作者 MA Wu MENG Jinghui 《Journal of Resources and Ecology》 CSCD 2022年第3期417-427,共11页
Total nitrogen(TN),total phosphorus(TP),total potassium(TK),and soil organic matter(OM)can significantly affect forest growth.However,these soil properties are spatially heterogeneously distributed,complicating the pr... Total nitrogen(TN),total phosphorus(TP),total potassium(TK),and soil organic matter(OM)can significantly affect forest growth.However,these soil properties are spatially heterogeneously distributed,complicating the prescription of forest management strategies.Thus,it is imperative to obtain an in-depth understanding of the spatial distribution of soil properties.In this study,soils were sampled at 181 locations in the Tropical Forest Research Center in the southwestern Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in southern China.We investigated the spatial variability of soil OM,TN,TP,and TK using geostatistical analysis.The nugget to sill ratio indicated a strong spatial dependence of soil TN and a moderate spatial dependence of soil OM,TP,and TK,suggesting that TN was primarily controlled by intrinsic factors(e.g.,soil texture,parent material,vegetation type,and topography),whereas soil OM,TP,and TK were controlled by intrinsic and extrinsic factors(e.g.,cultivation practices,fertilization,and planting systems).Based on the spatial variability determined by the geostatistical analysis,we performed ordinary kriging to create thematic maps of soil TN,TP,TK,and OM.Model validation indicated that the thematic maps were reliable to inform forest management. 展开更多
关键词 soil properties spatial distribution geostatistical analysis ordinary kriging spatial interpolation
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Total and Extractable Manganese and Iron in Some Cultivated Acid Soils of India:Status,Distribution and Relationship with Some Soil Properties 被引量:1
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作者 S.K.BEHERA A.K.SHUKLA 《Pedosphere》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2014年第2期196-208,共13页
A total of 400 surface soil (0-15 cm) samples were collected from cultivated soils representing four soil series, namely, Hariharapur, Debatoli, Rajpora and Neeleswaram in Orissa, Jharkhand, Himachal Pradesh and Ker... A total of 400 surface soil (0-15 cm) samples were collected from cultivated soils representing four soil series, namely, Hariharapur, Debatoli, Rajpora and Neeleswaram in Orissa, Jharkhand, Himachal Pradesh and Kerala states of India, respectively, and were analyzed to measure the contents of total and extractable Mn and Fe, to establish the relationship among total and extractable Mn and Fe and soil properties, and to characterize the spatial distribution pattern of Mn and Fe in some cultivated acid soils of India. The contents of total as well as extractable Mn and Fe varied widely with extractants and soil series. However, the amounts of Mn or Fe extracted by diethylene triamine penta-acetic acid (DTPA), Mehlich 1, Mehlich 3, 0.1 mol L-1 HC1 and ammonium bicarbonate DTPA (ABDTPA) were significantly correlated with each other (P 〈 0.01). Based on the DTPA-extractable contents and the critical limits (2 mg Mn kg-1 soil and 4.5 mg Fe kg-1 soil) published in the literature, Mn and Fe deficiencies were observed in 7% 23% and 1%-3% of the soil samples, respectively. The content of soil organic carbon (SOC) had greater influence on total and DTPA-extractable Fe than did soil pH. Geostatistical analysis revealed that total and DTPA-extractable Mn and Fe contents in the acid soils were influenced by soil pH, SOC content, and exchangeable cations like potassium, calcium and magnesium. Spatial distribution maps of total and DTPA-extractable Mn and Fe in soil indicated different distribution patterns. 展开更多
关键词 MICRONUTRIENTS EXTRACTANT geostatistical analysis spatial variability
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Simulating soil erodibility in southeastern China using a sequential Gaussian algorithm
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作者 Xuchao ZHU Yin LIANG +7 位作者 Zhiyuan TIAN Yi ZHANG Yugang ZHANG Jing DU Xin WANG Yu LI Lili QU Mengmeng DAI 《Pedosphere》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2021年第5期715-724,共10页
Soil erodibility(K)is a key factor of soil erosion,and its appropriate quantification and interpolation are vitally important for soil and water conservation.The traditional point-represent-polygon approaches and comm... Soil erodibility(K)is a key factor of soil erosion,and its appropriate quantification and interpolation are vitally important for soil and water conservation.The traditional point-represent-polygon approaches and common kriging method for the estimation of K,however,do not sufficiently represent the original data.The objectives of this study were to simulate the spatial distribution of K using a sequential Gaussian algorithm and analyze the uncertainty in evaluating the risk of soil erodibility in southeastern China.We determined 101 sampling points in the area and collected disturbed soil samples from the 0-20 cm layer at each point.Soil properties were determined,and K was calculated using five common models:the EPIC(Erosion/Productivity Impact Calculator),approximate nomograph,Torri,Shirazi,and Wang models.Among the chosen models,the EPIC model performed the best at estimating K(KEPIC),which ranged from 0.019 to 0.060 t ha h(ha MJ mm)^(-1),with a mean of 0.043 t ha h(ha MJ mm)^(-1).The KEPIC was moderately spatially variable and had a limited spatial structure,increasing from south to north in our study area,and all spatial simulations using the cooperative kriging(CK)interpolation and the sequential Gaussian simulation(SGS)with 10,25,50,100,200,and 500 realizations had acceptable accuracies.The CK interpolation narrowed the range,and the SGS maintained the original characteristics of the calculated data.The proportions of the risk area were 38.0% and 10.1%,when the risk probability for K was 60% and 80%,respectively,and high risk areas were mostly located in the north.The results provide scientific guidance for managing the risk of soil erodibility in southeastern China. 展开更多
关键词 geostatistical analysis K models kriging interpolation risk assessment soil erosion spatial simulation
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Sediment variability and transport in the littoral area of the abandoned Yellow River Delta, northern Jiangsu 被引量:5
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作者 ZHANG Lin CHEN Shenliang +2 位作者 PAN Shunqi YI Liang JIANG Chao 《Journal of Geographical Sciences》 SCIE CSCD 2014年第4期717-730,共14页
The delta evolution and erosion process of the abandoned Yellow River Delta (AYRD) have been extensively studied. However, the variation of sediment at a large littoral scale along the north coast of Jiangsu is less... The delta evolution and erosion process of the abandoned Yellow River Delta (AYRD) have been extensively studied. However, the variation of sediment at a large littoral scale along the north coast of Jiangsu is less understood. In this study, the data of surface sediment samples obtained in the littoral area of the Yellow River Delta in 2006 and 2012 is used to study the sediment variability and sediment transport trends by using the geostatistics analysis tool and the grain size trend analysis model, In order to ensure the applicability of the model, the geostatistics method is used to determine the characteristic distance (De) with the average range value (Ao) of grain size parameter. Filtering method (removing data that not at a sampling station) is used to improve accuracy of data selection. The results show that sedimentary spatial correlation in Lianyun Port area and southern part of the abandoned Yellow River Delta (AS) is better than that in the northern part of the abandoned Yellow River Delta (AN). Sediment in the area is found to be anisotropy at the northeast-southeast direc- tion. The grain size trend analysis reveals that the sediment trend is towards bayhead and southerly in the Haizhou Bay, southeasterly along the shoreline in the south Lianyun Port, northwesterly in AN and easterly-southeasterly in AS respectively. The investigation of possible relationships between Do, Ao, sediment transport and delta evolution shows a close link between Do and Ao of one sediment combination. It is also found that sediment transport trends could reasonably represent the delta evolution to a certain degree. 展开更多
关键词 sediment variability sediment transport geostatistics analysis grain size parameters abandoned Yellow River Delta
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Spatial distribution and pollution assessment of mercury in sediments of Lake Taihu,China 被引量:16
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作者 Chunxiao Chen Binghui Zheng +4 位作者 Xia Jiang Zheng Zhao Yuzhu Zhan Fengjiao Yi Jiaying Ren 《Journal of Environmental Sciences》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2013年第2期316-325,共10页
Spatial distribution patterns of total mercury (THg) in 36 surficial sediment samples representing five regions of Lake Taihu were assessed using the ArcGis geostatistical analyst module. The pollution levels of THg... Spatial distribution patterns of total mercury (THg) in 36 surficial sediment samples representing five regions of Lake Taihu were assessed using the ArcGis geostatistical analyst module. The pollution levels of THg were also evaluated from the same five lake regions. Concentrations of THg were in a ranged of 23-168 ng/g (mean 55 ng/g) in surfical sediments, which was significantly higher than those established baseline levels of the lake. Results of THg indicated that the northern region exhibited notably higher values, the bay regions showed elevated values relative to open areas, and the lakeside regions were higher than those observed in the central area. Lake Taihu suffered moderate to high Hg pollution, and expressed clear Hg enrichment status according to monomial pollution index I geo and human activity factors. The concentrations of THg in the surficial sediments of Lake Taihu showed moderate-strong variation (coefficient of variation 52%). Geostatistical analysis indicated a weak spatial self-correlation, suggesting the contamination of Hg in Lake Taihu is primarily the result of anthropogenic activities. 展开更多
关键词 assessment geostatistics analysis mercury sediment spatial distribution
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