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HomeAdvanced Materials ResearchAdvanced Materials Research Vols. 518-523Research Advance in Soil Organic Carbon Change

Research Advance in Soil Organic Carbon Change

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Changes of soil organic carbon storage play an important role in carbon balance in the world. Firstly, analyzed the effect factors of the soil organic carbon changes that are limited to qualitative research instead of quantitative studies, and the main effect factors are climate and soil properties , but so far it is still unclear how the temperature changes affect soil organic carbon dynamical changes; then, summarized estimation methods of soil organic carbon storage, and the soil type method is more commonly used estimation method of soil carbon storage in china and abroad for simple method and the data easily accessible, and the study on soil organic carbon storage is static based on a point in time and is lack in dynamics analysis, therefore it is to be solved how to improve the estimation accuracy of soil carbon storage in the future; finally,summarized soil carbon cycle model at home and abroad, and it is a key point that the soil carbon cycle models combined with GIS and RS simulate large-scale soil carbon cycle in the future.

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Zhen Hong Xie, Bo Fu, Xiang Liu

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Carbon Cycling, Organic Carbon Storage, Soil

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