Vulnerability of Agricultural Flood-Waterlogging Disaster and Agricultural Losses Reduction During Flood-Waterlogging Disaster Through Implementation of Ecological Measures--A Case Study of Hunan Province
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Vulnerability of Agricultural Flood-Waterlogging Disaster and Agricultural Losses Reduction During Flood-Waterlogging Disaster Through Implementation of Ecological Measures--A Case Study of Hunan Province
Vol. 20, Issue 2, Pages: 188-192(2006)
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LIU Lan-fang, GUAN Xin. Vulnerability of Agricultural Flood-Waterlogging Disaster and Agricultural Losses Reduction During Flood-Waterlogging Disaster Through Implementation of Ecological Measures--A Case Study of Hunan Province[J]. 2006, 20(2): 188-192.
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LIU Lan-fang, GUAN Xin. Vulnerability of Agricultural Flood-Waterlogging Disaster and Agricultural Losses Reduction During Flood-Waterlogging Disaster Through Implementation of Ecological Measures--A Case Study of Hunan Province[J]. 2006, 20(2): 188-192.DOI:
Vulnerability of Agricultural Flood-Waterlogging Disaster and Agricultural Losses Reduction During Flood-Waterlogging Disaster Through Implementation of Ecological Measures--A Case Study of Hunan Province
Agricultural losses result from not only the risk of hazards but also the vulnerability of flood-waterlogging disaster. It is critical to identify methods for minimizing the manifestation of flood-waterlogging flood-waterlogging condition and reducing agricultural vulnerability to flood-waterlogging. The vulnerability of land-based production systems to natural disasters is a function of the systems
underlying ecological integrity. Therefore
ecological improvement and reconstruction may reduce agricultural vulnerability to flood-waterlogging. The vulnerability of agriculture to flood-waterlogging in Hunan province is assessed based on eight factors such as precipitation
forest wreathe and income for every peasantry. The results of this assessment are used to determine optimal methods for ecological improvement and reconstruction to reduce agricultural vulnerability to flood-waterlogging.