基于GIMMS AVHRR NDVI数据的中国寒旱区植被动态及其与气候因子的关系
Variation of AVHRR NDVI and its Relationship with Climate in Chinese Arid and Cold Regions
- 2008年第3期 页码:499-505
纸质出版日期: 2008
DOI: 10.11834/jrs.20080367
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[1]宋怡,马明国.基于GIMMS AVHRR NDVI数据的中国寒旱区植被动态及其与气候因子的关系[J].遥感学报,2008(03):499-505.
SONG Yi MA Ming-guo. Variation of AVHRR NDVI and its Relationship with Climate in Chinese Arid and Cold Regions[J]. Journal of Remote Sensing, 2008,(3):499-505.
本文基于遥感和地理信息系统技术
用气象数据对中国的寒旱区作了初步的定义。利用GIMMS AVHRR NDVI(Normalized Difference Vegetation Index)数据对中国寒旱区植被覆盖的情况进行了动态监测。采用最大化合成植被指数SINDVI
一元线性回归趋势分析和偏差分析得出寒旱区植被变化特征
并且结合各个气象台站的年平均气温和年总降水数据采用相关分析方法
分析植被动态对气候对气候变化的响应。得出结论:东北的长白山、大小兴安岭、山西的太行山、新疆的准格尔盆地和阿尔泰山的部分地区植被呈现明显退化趋势;而天山、喜马拉雅山、祁连山、阴山、蒙古高原、东北平原及大巴山的高山区
植被呈现改善趋势。中国寒旱区大部分区域植被变化与降水和温度均呈现正相关关系。
The assessment of vegetation dynamics from satellite-derived data becomes more important to the study of land surface.As arid and cold regions play a significant role in China
the importance of the study on these areas has been rec- ognized in both scientific literature and popular media especially in the last few years.These days
some researches indica- ted a strong signal of climatic shift from warm-dry to warm-humid pattern appearing in the last few years.It is known that climate variability has a large impact on the vegetation dynamics.Thus
the research on vegetation cover change and its relationship with climate in Chinese arid and cold regions have become a focus in Chinese geographic study.Since few re- searchers did a systemic research on this area
the study on vegetation cover change and its response to climate in Chinese arid and cold regions become indispensable.This research defined Chinese arid and cold regions by GIS spatial analysis for the first time
then investigated dynamic patterns of vegetation change and its relationship with climate based on analysis of time series Normalized Difference Vegetation Index(NDVI)and meteorological data for the period of 1982-2003. To define Chinese arid and cold regions respectively
temperature and precipitation data sets for the period 1970- 2000 provided by National Meteorological Information Centre are employed.The following 3 conditions of temperature are used as the sign to identify the cold regions:1.the mean air temperature of the coldest month should be lower than -3.0℃;2.less than 5 months with a mean air temperature higher than 10.0℃;3.a yearly averaged temperature not higher than 5.0℃.The yearly precipitation of 250mm and 500mm are used as the threshold values which are employed to classify arid and semi-arid regions. The GIMMS AVHRR NDVI(Normalized Difference Vegetation Index)data sets
a global data set with 8-km resolu- tion(square pixels)developed by the Global Inventory Monitoring and Modeling Studies(GIMMS)group was used in this study.The time-series starts from 1982 to 2003.In order to get the pattern of vegetation cover change
Seasonally Integrat- ed Normalized Difference Vegetation Index(SINDVI)which is defined as the sum of NDVI values for each pixel and all time intervals of maximum value composites(MVC)had been calculated.Linear regression was used to characterize the trends in vegetation cover change.Anomaly analysis was employed to show the yearly average evolution.And SINDVI and yearly meteorological data sets were employed to get the correlation coefficient between SINDVI and yearly mean tempera- ture or precipitation based on correlation analysis.The results suggest that vegetation in more than half part of Chinese arid and cold regions have obviously increased such as Tianshan Mountains
and so on.Vegetation cover change in Chinese ar- id and cold regions has a positive relationship with yearly averaged temperature.In most arid regions SINDVI has a positive relationship with yearly mean precipitation.But the correlation coefficient is negative in some cold regions such as Greater Khingan Range
Lesser Khingan Range and Changbai Mountains.
中国寒旱区NDVI植被动态变化气候遥感
Chinese arid and cold regionsNDVIdynamic vegetation changeclimateremote sensing
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