Analysis the Vegetation and Soil Moisture in Beijing-Tianjin Area to Prevent Desertification by Long-Term Satellite Remote Sensing

Jun Li; Feng Zhi Dai; Yuan Li; Chun Yu Yu; Nozomu Hirose

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.385-386.388

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Analysis the Vegetation and Soil Moisture in Beijing-Tianjin Area to Prevent Desertification by Long-Term Satellite Remote Sensing

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The desertification to Chinas Beijing-Tianjin area is analyzed by using the state of vegetation, soil moisture and meteorological data that are collected by the satellites. The state of vegetation, soil moisture and long-term changes of temperature and precipitation in the selected study areas (that are near Beijing-Tianjin area) is analyzed and compared, from which the trend of desertification is predicted. Thus the effective long-term protection and control strategy can be set up.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 385-386)

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Jun Li, Feng Zhi Dai, Yuan Li, Chun Yu Yu, Nozomu Hirose

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Control of Desertification, Prevention of Desertification, Satellite Remote Sensing, Soil Moisture, Vegetation Index

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