1. Ecological risk assessment of salinization in coastal plain based on SDI correction index
- Author
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PAN Xiao-yan, CUI Jiang-hui, YANG Jiang-yan, GUAN Yu, MENG Ze, LIU Tian-shu, MEN Ming-xin, and CHEN Ying
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Environmental sciences ,coastal plain ,Agriculture (General) ,ecological risk assessment ,grey relational analysis ,GE1-350 ,salinization ,sdi correction index ,S1-972 - Abstract
Soil salinization is the main ecological problem of land in coastal plain areas. In this study, Huanghua City was chosen as the research area. The soil salinization distance index (SDI) correction index obtained from the Landsat 8 summer remote-sensing image was taken as the ecological endpoint. The soil production potential and soil health indexes were screened by correlation analysis. Finally, eight indexes, salt content, conductivity, organic matter, K+, Na+, Mg2+, SO42- content, and Cl- content were selected. Based on the grey correlation degree method of the SDI correction index, the ecological risk assessment model of salinization was constructed. The risk of salinization in coastal plain areas was evaluated quantitatively and spatially. The results showed that the ecological risk value of salinization in the study area varied from 0.24 to 0.73. The average value was as high as 0.42; 99.25% of regions had moderate or above salinization ecological risk; and the ecological risk of soil was extremely high, which was generally in the eastern coast. The spatial distribution of the evaluation factors was large, and the salinization ecological risk evaluation conducted was similar in the space with the soil salt content, and soil conductivity. The salt content and the conductivity of the soil play a leading role in the ecological risk evaluation of salinization. In conclusion, the results of soil salinization risk can be used as reference for the ecological environment, sustainable development of agricultural health, limited mining of groundwater, soil improvement, and the prevention and treatment of salinization.
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- 2020