京津冀生态屏障区植被覆盖时空演变驱动力定量解析 |
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中文关键词 植被覆盖度(FVC) 时空演变 驱动力 人类活动 京津冀生态屏障区 |
英文关键词 fractional vegetation cover (FVC) spatial-temporal evolution driving forces human activities Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei ecological barrier area |
作者 | 单位 | E-mail | 庞娇 | 河北农业大学渤海学院, 黄骅 061100 | pangjiao0218@163.com | 郭欣雨 | 西北农林科技大学资源环境学院, 杨凌 712100 | | 李晨阳 | 河北农业大学国土资源学院, 保定 071001 | | 黄雪寒 | 河北农业大学国土资源学院, 保定 071001 | | 张宇炆 | 河北农业大学国土资源学院, 保定 071001 | | 单婧 | 河北农业大学现代科技学院, 保定 071001 | | 苗梓晗 | 河北农业大学现代科技学院, 保定 071001 | | 苏文格 | 河北农业大学国土资源学院, 保定 071001 | | 闫丰 | 河北农业大学国土资源学院, 保定 071001 | | 陈亚恒 | 河北农业大学国土资源学院, 保定 071001 | chenyaheng@126.com |
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中文摘要 |
太行山-燕山地区是京津冀重要的生态屏障区,其生态保护成效对华北地区的生态安全格局意义重大. 基于2000~2021年长时间序列的植被覆盖度(FVC)数据,采用时空异质性分析和相关性分析等方法,探究太行山-燕山地区植被覆盖度的时空变化特征,厘清了气候因子和人类活动对FVC的驱动机制. 结果表明:①研究区22 a FVC整体呈缓慢波动上升趋势,平均增长率为0.002 2 a-1,FVC增加区域多于稳定和减少区域,特别是在燕山西部和太行山中西部地区存在极显著增长趋势,同时空间上呈现“西北高、东南低”的分布特征. ②研究区FVC与降水呈正相关,与气温呈负相关,且显著性不强;仅有不超过14.00%地区的FVC与气象因子具有较强相关性,其他地区则主要受到非气象因素影响. ③残差与复相关结论互相印证人类活动的重要性. 在改善区与退化区,气候与人类活动共同影响面积占比分别为74.25%和69.75%. 改善区中,人类活动为主要驱动力,占比达80.80%,主要分布在燕山山脉中北部和太行山地区;退化区主要集中于燕山中南部和太行山东部,其中人类主导驱动占比高达76.78%,进一步说明人类活动是太行山-燕山地区FVC时空格局演变的首要驱动力. 研究结果可为后续生态环境保护与修复政策制度建设提供重要参考. |
英文摘要 |
The Taihangshan-Yanshan Region (TYR) is an important ecological barrier region for Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei. The effectiveness of its ecological protection is of great significance to the ecological security pattern of Northern China. In this study, based on the 22 a long time series of fractional vegetation cover (FVC) data from 2000-2021, we explored the spatial and temporal succession process of vegetation cover in the TYR by using methods such as spatio-temporal heterogeneity analysis and correlation analysis and quantitatively separated the contributions of climate change and human activities to the impact of the FVC. The results showed that: ① The FVC in the TYR showed a slowly fluctuating upward trend,with an average growth rate of 0.022 2 a-1. FVC is increasing more than stabilising and decreasing, especially in the western Yanshan and the central and western Taihangshan, with a highly significant increasing trend and a spatial distribution of ‘high in the north-west and low in the south-east”. ② The results of the partial correlation analysis indicated a positive correlation between vegetation cover and precipitation in most areas of the TYR. However, there was a negative correlation with temperature, although it was not statistically significant. The correlation analysis suggested that meteorological factors alone or in combination had limited ability (no more than 14.00%) to influence the evolution of the FVC, so it is likely that other factors were involved. ③ The residual results indicated the significance of anthropogenic factors and supported the compound correlation findings. Climate change and human activities together affected 74.25% and 69.75% of the improved and degraded areas, respectively. The area that had improved due to human activity accounted for 80.80% and was mainly distributed in the north-central TYR. The degraded area was mainly concentrated in the south-central Yanshan and eastern Taihangshan, where the human activity-driven area accounted for as much as 76.78%. The conclusions of the study can provide an important reference for ecological environmental protection and restoration. |