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GEODERMA REGIONAL
卷 11, 期 -, 页码 28-36出版社
ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
DOI: 10.1016/j.geodrs.2017.06.003
关键词
Erodibility; Erosivity; Landsat 8; NDVI; Inceptisols; Entisols
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资金
- Shahrekord University
Soil loss is a major cause of land degradation worldwide, especially in large areas of arid and semi-arid regions. With advent of new software and technologies such as remote sensing (RS) and GIS, there is a necessity to integrate them to achieve important information in a faster manner. The aims of present study were to evaluate soil erodibility (K-factor) using standard plots under natural rainfall and prediction of soil loss by integrating RUSLE, GIS and RS in Fars Iran. The RUSLE factors were evaluated as following: the R-factor was calculated using modified Fournier index; K-factor was measured in the field using erosion plots and estimated by the USLE equation; the C-factor map was created using the NDVI; the LS-factor map was generated from digital elevation model with 10 m resolution, and the P-factor map was assumed as 1. Spatial distribution of annual soil loss in the Simakan watershed was obtained by multiplying these factors in GIS. The average of the measured K was 0.014 th MJ(-1) mm(-1) and 2.08 times less than the average of the estimated K (0.030 th MJ(-1) mm(-1)). The performance of RUSLE was highly influenced by the K, because the annual soil loss predicted using estimated K (11.0 th(-1) ya(-1)) was about twice as much as the measured K (5.7 th(-1) ya(-1)). The spatial distribution of soil loss classes predicted was: 73.64% very low, 14.79% low, 10.19% moderate and 1.25% severe. Areas of severe soil loss are situated in the northern portion of the study area, which needs suitable conservation practices.
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