Using TM to Monitor the Desertification in West China
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Using TM to Monitor the Desertification in West China
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 23, Issue 4, Pages: 47-50(2004)
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WEI Ya-xing, WANG Li-wen, WANG Yi-mou. Using TM to Monitor the Desertification in West China[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2004, 23(4): 47-50.
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WEI Ya-xing, WANG Li-wen, WANG Yi-mou. Using TM to Monitor the Desertification in West China[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2004, 23(4): 47-50.DOI:
Using TM to Monitor the Desertification in West China
TM data from 1986 to 2000 covering Shaanxi Province
Gansu Province
Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region
Qinghai Province
Xinjiang Wei Autonomous Region and western Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region were digitally interpreted to determine land use/cover modification.Remote sensing image processing software and Geographic Information System software were used in the research.Analysis methods included image enhancement
pseudo color composite
geometric rectification
mosaic and subset
and graphic database and attribute database establishment.The TM interpretation results for each county in the six regions were added.Three classification levels were adopted for land use/land cover.At the first level six classes were used including cultivated field
forest
grassland
water body
urban and unused land.In 1986
the area of desert
sand field and desertified land across the six regions was 85425467hm2( 26% of the total area)
which was found mostly in Xinjiang
western Inner Mongolia
Qinghai and Gansu.Xinjiang was most severly affected
with 52035232hm2( 32% of the region) affected.In 2000
the area of newly desertified land across the six regions had increased by 1610062hm2 and redesertified land covered 291776hm2
resulting in a net increase of 1318286hm2(0.4% of the total region).Of the six land cover classes
grassland was most severly affected(797081hm2)comprising 50% of the newly desertified land.