ZHOU Man, LIN Jiahui, HUANG Yanhe, et al. Using Composite Fingerprints to Qualify Sediment Source in Watershed with Intensive Exploitation on Red Soil Region[J]. 2019, 33(1): 20-24.
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ZHOU Man, LIN Jiahui, HUANG Yanhe, et al. Using Composite Fingerprints to Qualify Sediment Source in Watershed with Intensive Exploitation on Red Soil Region[J]. 2019, 33(1): 20-24. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.01.004.
Using Composite Fingerprints to Qualify Sediment Source in Watershed with Intensive Exploitation on Red Soil Region
with strong development and utilization of land resources and diverse types of soil erosion. In order to research the eroded sediment sources in watershed with intensive exploitation under different land use types in red soil region
this study selected a small watershed in the town of Gande as researd object
and analyzed 41 geochemical properties of the potential sediment sources as well as sediment in the basin. Kruskal-Wallis H test and Stepwise discriminant analysis were used to identify the best combination of fingerprint factors and calculate the sediment contribution rates of each sediment source. The results showed that the best fingerprint combination was made up of eight factors
including A-P
Cu
P
Y
Ca
Ga
Sn
and Nd. The total cumulative contribution rate was over 90%
and the value of GOF was higher than 0.80. A multivariate mixed model was applied to identify the different sediment sources. It indicated that sediment mainly came from forest
tea plantations and mining area in the front rainy season
constituting 28.59%
28.20%
and 27.59% respectively. The relative contribution rates of the four land use types were tea plantations > forest > mining area > farmland in the typhoon rainy season. The figures of sediment contribution percentages showed that the unit area sediment contribution rate in mining area was 8 times
10 times and 10 times respectively of those in farmland
forest and tea plantation. That's to say
the soil erosion intensity in mining area is the highest.
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Related Author
HAO Fuxing1
HUANG Yanhe1
2
LIN Jinshi1
2
王世杰
曹乐
张信宝
Related Institution
Fujian Provincial Key Laboratory of Soil Environmental Health and Regulation
College of Resource and Environmental Science, Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University