Predicting Surface Soil Organic Matter Contents with Remote Sensing Images in Mining Areas
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Predicting Surface Soil Organic Matter Contents with Remote Sensing Images in Mining Areas
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 32, Issue 2, Pages: 169-172(2013)
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中国矿业大学江苏省资源环境信息工程重点实验室,江苏,徐州,221116
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ZENG Yuan-wen, CHEN Fu, WANG Yu-chen, et al. Predicting Surface Soil Organic Matter Contents with Remote Sensing Images in Mining Areas[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2013, 32(2): 169-172.
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ZENG Yuan-wen, CHEN Fu, WANG Yu-chen, et al. Predicting Surface Soil Organic Matter Contents with Remote Sensing Images in Mining Areas[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2013, 32(2): 169-172.DOI:
Predicting Surface Soil Organic Matter Contents with Remote Sensing Images in Mining Areas
Remotely sensed multispectral Landsat ETM+images were used to analyze the spatial pattern ofsurface soil organic matter across the coal mining area.Through the correlation analysis between organicmatter contents and ETM+ reflectance variations
wave bands sensitive to organic matter were selected
which were used to establish a prediction model of surface soil organic matter.It was shown that the surfacesoil organic matter contents in study area strongly negatively correlated with the reflectance values of ETM+5and ETM+7(R=-0.585and-0.543
p<0.001).The regression model were developed with the reciprocal of the log-transformed reflectance of ETM+3and the reciprocal of the reflectance of ETM+5(R2=0.616 2
p<0.001)
which predicted the spatial pattern of surface soil organic matter with acceptable accuracy(R2=0.616 2
RMSE=0.89).The area of 10~15g/kg organic matter contents accounted for 50.44%of the totalarea of study site.Surface soil organic matter decreased with the increasing subsidence slope of mining
andthe disturbing effect imposed by the mining activities is a carbon losing effect.
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