RESEARCH ON LAND COVER CHANGES IN SHIYANG RIVER BASIN IN RECENT 50 YEARS BASED ON RS AND GIS
LU Hui-xiong1,2, NIE Zhen-long3, LIU Min3, FENG Bo1, CHENG Xu1, WANG Jin-zhe3, WANG Qian3, CUI Hao-hao3, FAN fang1
1. Airborne Survey and Remote Sensing Center of Nuclear Industry, Shijiazhuang 050002, China; 2. School of Earth Sciences, East China Institute of Technology, Nanchang 330013, China; 3. Institute of Hydrogeological and Environment Geology, CAGS, Shijiazhuang 050061, China
Abstract:The Landsat series satellite remote sensing data from 1970 to 2017 are adopted for basic data to study the land covers in the Shiyang River Basin by data processing and object-oriented information extraction. The transfer matrix and GIS approaches are used to analyze the temporal and spatial variation characteristics of different land types in Shiyang River Basin. The results show that:1) In the past 50 years, the natural oasis area in Shiyang River Basin has been decreasing year by year, from 35 917.53 km2 in 1970 to 33 865.47 km2 in 2017; and the area of artificial oasis increased correspondingly from 5 355.79 km2 to 7 207.70 km2. 2) The cultivated land, natural forest land, natural grassland and construction land show a generally increasing trend. The increased cultivated land is transferred mainly from natural grassland, unused land and wetland. The increase of natural forest land is mainly from natural grassland and unused land. The natural grassland area is increased mainly by the transferring of unused land. The construction land expands by taking up surrounding grassland, cultivated land and unused land. 3) The evolution of land types reflects the better ecological environment and increasing oasis area of the Shiyang River Basin.
卢辉雄, 聂振龙, 刘敏, 冯博, 程旭, 王金哲, 王茜, 崔浩浩, 范芳. 基于RS和GIS的石羊河流域近50年土地覆被类型变化研究[J]. 地质与资源, 2020, 29(2): 165-171,179.
LU Hui-xiong, NIE Zhen-long, LIU Min, FENG Bo, CHENG Xu, WANG Jin-zhe, WANG Qian, CUI Hao-hao, FAN fang. RESEARCH ON LAND COVER CHANGES IN SHIYANG RIVER BASIN IN RECENT 50 YEARS BASED ON RS AND GIS. GEOLOGY AND RESOURCES, 2020, 29(2): 165-171,179.