The Coupling Relationship between Forest Vegetation and Terrain of Daliuta Mine

Dong Wen Liu; Zhi Yong Qiao; Ting Ting Wei; Shu Jiang; Ya Kai Chen; Ji Yong Zeng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.641-642.1191

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The Coupling Relationship between Forest Vegetation and Terrain of Daliuta Mine

Abstract:

Taking Daliuta mine as research object, use its 2002, 2011 two same period Landsat TM/ ETM and remote sensing image as the data source, use pixel dichotomy to get its vegetation coverage evolution trend data; Use DEM digital elevation model data in the region to generate digital terrain model based on ArcGIS, and make overlay analysis with the vegetation coverage evolution trend data to study the relationship between the vegetation coverage and terrain factor of the mine area. The results showed that: From 2002 to 2011, the vegetation coverage evolution trend of Daliuta mining mainly moderate improvement and significantly improvement, and concentrated in middle altitude, low slope, sunny area.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 641-642)

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Dong Wen Liu*, Zhi Yong Qiao, Ting Ting Wei, Shu Jiang, Ya Kai Chen, Ji Yong Zeng

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ArcGIS, Coupled Relationship, Daliuta Mine, Terrain, Vegetation Coverage

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