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Chinese Science Bulletin | 2006

Simulation of maximum light use efficiency for some typical vegetation types in China

Zhu Wenquan; Pan Yaozhong; He Hao; Yu Deyong; Hu Haibo

Maximum light use efficiency (εmax) is a key parameter for the estimation of net primary productivity (NPP) derived from remote sensing data. There are still many divergences about its value for each vegetation type. The εmax for some typical vegetation types in China is simulated using a modified least squares function based on NOAA/AVHRR remote sensing data and field-observed NPP data. The vegetation classification accuracy is introduced to the process. The sensitivity analysis of εmax to vegetation classification accuracy is also conducted. The results show that the simulated values of εmax are greater than the value used in CASA model, and less than the values simulated with BIOME-BGC model. This is consistent with some other studies. The relative error of εmax resulting from classification accuracy is −5.5%–8.0%. This indicates that the simulated values of εmax are reliable and stable.


Chinese Science Bulletin | 2007

Comprehensive analysis of the impact of climatic changes on Chinese terrestrial net primary productivity

Zhu Wenquan; Pan Yaozhong; Yang Xiaoqiong; Song Guobao

Recent climatic changes have affected terrestrial net primary productivity (NPP). This paper presents an investigation of the impact of climatic changes on Chinese terrestrial vegetation NPP by analyzing 18 years’ (1982 to 1999) climatic data and satellite observations of vegetation activity. Results indicate that climatic changes in China have eased some critical climatic constraint on plant growth. (1) From 1982 to 1999, modeled NPP increased by 1.42%·a−1 in water-limited regions of Northwest China, 1.46%·a−1 in temperature-limited regions of Northeast China and Tibet Plateau, and 0.99%·a−1 in radiation-limited regions of South China and East China. (2) NPP increased by 24.2%, i.e. 0.76 petagram of carbon (Pg C) over 18 years in China. Changes in climate (with constant vegetation) directly contributed nearly 11.5% (0.36 Pg C). Changes in vegetation (with constant climate) contributed 12.4% (0.40 Pg C), possibly as a result of climate-vegetation feedbacks, changes in land use, and growth stimulation from other mechanisms. (3) Globally, NPP declined during all three major El Niño events (1982 to 1983, 1987 to 1988, and 1997 to 1998) between 1982 and 2000, but Chinese vegetation productivity responded differently to them because of the monsoon dynamics. In the first three events (1982 to 1983, 1987 to 1988, and 1992), Chinese vegetation NPP declined, while in the later two events (1993, 1997 to 1998) increasing obviously.


Journal of Forestry Research | 2006

Spatio-temporal distribution of net primary productivity along the Northeast China Transect and its response to climatic change

Zhu Wenquan; Pan Yaozhong; Liu Xin; Wang Ai-ling

An improved Carnegie Ames Stanford Approach model (CASA model) was used to estimate the net primary productivity (NPP) of the Northeast China Transect (NECT) every month from 1982 to 2000. The spatial-temporal distribution of NPP along NECT and its response to climatic change were also analyzed. Results showed that the change tendency of NPP spatial distribution in NECT is quite similar to that of precipitation and their spatial correlation coefficient is up to 0.84 (P < 0.01). The inter-annual variation of NPP in NECT is mainly affected by the change of the aestival NPP every year, which accounts for 67.6% of the inter-annual increase in NPP and their spatial correlation coefficient is 0.95 (P < 0.01). The NPP in NECT is mainly cumulated between May and September, which accounts for 89.8% of the annual NPP. The NPP in summer (June to August) accounts for 65.9% of the annual NPP and is the lowest in winter. Recent climate changes have enhanced plant growth in NECT. The mean NPP increased 14.3% from 1980s to 1990s. The inter-annual linear trend of NPP is 4.6 gC·m−2·a−1, and the relative trend is 1.17%, which owns mainly to the increasing temperature.


Journal of Forestry Research | 2005

Valuation of ecosystem services for Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province from 2001 to 2003 by Remote Sensing data

Yu Deyong; Pan Yaozhong; Wang Yan-yan; Liu Xin; Li Jing; Long Zhong-hua

The land covers of Huzhou City (119°14–120°29E, 30°22–31°11N) that includes five regionalisms of Anji County, Changxing County, Deqing County, Wuxing District and Nanxun District were classified into eight types by using Remote Sensing data, which were forest, grassland, shrub, paddy field, dry land, bare land, water and wetland. The indexes of ecosystem services of each type of land cover were divided six items, such as the producing organic matter, assimilating CO2, releasing O2, recycling nutrient matter, holding water, and conserving soil and water. The results showed that the value of ecosystem services for Huzhou City in 2001, 2002, and 2003 was 194.82×108 yuan, 207.68×108 yuan, 173.56×108 yuan, respectively. Anji County of five regionalisms had the best environment conditions among all the districts, which played the most important role in ameliorating the ecological environment for Huzhou City. Environment conditions of Deqing County were at the worst level. The GDP per capita and per unit area of each county (district) was in inverse proportion to the value of ecosystem services per capita and per unit area, which implied that the higher GDP was, the more severe contamination of environment was.


Journal of Geographical Sciences | 2005

Understanding cultivated land dynamics and its driving forces in northern China during 1983-2001

He Chunyang; Li Jinggang; Wang Yuanyuan; Shi Pei-jun; Chen Jin; Pan Yaozhong

Based on the long-term serial NOAA/NDVI dataset during 1983–1999 and SPOT/VGT dataset in 2001, the land use/cover change information in the 13 provinces of northern China was extracted based on the analysis of the cultivated landscape characteristics at first, then the effects of human activities on cultivated land process were explored by GIS and the driving forces of cultivated land change were investigated. The conclusions can be drawn as follows: (1) The constant increase of weak ecological function land as desert and cultivated land and the decrease of the ecological function land of forest and shrub were the main characteristics of the land use/cover change in the 13 provinces from 1983 to 1999, which showed the effects on the ecological adjustment function. However, such situations were changed to some extent in the 2000s because of the eco-construction policy of the government. (2) From 1983 to 2001, the Barycenter of cultivated land tended to move from northeast to southwest with the topography and transportation situations being the main influences on the cultivated land distribution. It is found that the cultivated land use intensity decreased noticably with the increase of distance from the main communication arteries. (3) The improvement of the people’s living standard is closely related with the cultivated land change. The structural adjustment in the agricultural land caused by economic development and the improvement of the people’s living standard is an important factor affecting the cultivated land change in northern China from 1983 to 2001.


Journal of Geographical Sciences | 2005

Modelling scenarios of land use change in northern China in the next 50 years

He Chunyang; Li Jinggang; Shi Pei-jun; Chen Jin; Pan Yaozhong; Li Xiaobing

Modelling scenarios of land use change and their impacts in typical regions are helpful to investigate the mechanism between land use and ecological systems and process the land use allocation under the ecological security. A system dynamics (SD) model with the aim to modelling scenarios of land use change and assessing ecological impact in northern China in the next 50 years is developed here. The accuracy assessment with the historic data from 1990 to 2001 indicated the SD model is robust. After the different “what-if” scenarios controlled by GDP, population, market, and technology advancement were built, the different scenarios of land use change in northern China from 2000 to 2050 were simulated with their ecological impact assessed. The result suggested that such factors as GDP, population, market and technology have a strong relationship with land use structural change in northern China. It also indicated that such measures as strict controlling of population increase, importing some food to keep the supply-demand balance in the region, and improving agricultural technology will be the guarantee of regional sustainable development with fast economic growth and the obvious land use structural improvement at the same time.Modelling scenarios of land use change and their impacts in typical regions are helpful to investigate the mechanism between land use and ecological systems and process the land use allocation under the ecological security. A system dynamics (SD) model with the aim to modelling scenarios of land use change and assessing ecological impact in northern China in the next 50 years is developed here. The accuracy assessment with the historic data from 1990 to 2001 indicated the SD model is robust. After the different “what-if” scenarios controlled by GDP, population, market, and technology advancement were built, the different scenarios of land use change in northern China from 2000 to 2050 were simulated with their ecological impact assessed. The result suggested that such factors as GDP, population, market and technology have a strong relationship with land use structural change in northern China. It also indicated that such measures as strict controlling of population increase, importing some food to keep the supply-demand balance in the region, and improving agricultural technology will be the guarantee of regional sustainable development with fast economic growth and the obvious land use structural improvement at the same time.


international geoscience and remote sensing symposium | 2008

Comparison of Winter Wheat Classification using Multi-Temporal IRS-P6 Images

Lei Yanfei; Zhu Wenquan; Pan Yaozhong; Xu Chao

The objective of this study is to measure the area of the winter wheat based on the multi-temporal middle resolution remote sensing images and the database of farmland parcel, and then compare the classification accuracy under the different amount of information. The study firstly analyzed the different crop samples in the support of field data, and then classified the images by the three different ways of NDVI threshold segmentation. The classification accuracies were compared in the three conditions of information amount: single-temporal image in November 19 in 2007, three-temporal image and three-temporal image with database of farmland parcel in Beijing in 2006. The results indicate that single-temporal image reveals the low classification accuracy. The multi-temporal images efficiently distinguish wheat from others plants. Moreover, the accuracy could be further improved if the database of farmland parcel was used to rule out the non-cultivated land.


Chinese Science Bulletin | 2006

Restoring urbanization process in China in the 1990s by using non-radiance-calibrated DMSP/OLS nighttime light imagery and statistical data

He Chunyang; Shi Pei-jun; Li Jinggang; Chen Jin; Pan Yaozhong; Li Jing; Zhuo Li; Ichinose Toshiaki


Agricultural and Forest Meteorology | 2009

How does the conversion of land cover to urban use affect net primary productivity? A case study in Shenzhen city, China

Yu Deyong; Shao Hongbo; Shi Pei-jun; Zhu Wenquan; Pan Yaozhong


Scientia Agricultura Sinica | 2010

HJ-1 remotely sensed data and sampling method for wheat area estimation.

Zhang Jinshui; Shen Kejian; Pan Yaozhong; Li Lingling; Hou Dong

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Zhang Jinshui

Beijing Normal University

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Zhu Xiufang

Beijing Normal University

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Shi Pei-jun

Beijing Normal University

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Chen Jin

Beijing Normal University

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He Chunyang

Beijing Normal University

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Li Jinggang

Beijing Normal University

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Yu Deyong

Beijing Normal University

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Hu Tan-Gao

Beijing Normal University

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