REN Yitong, CHENG Qingping, JIN Hanyu, et al. Climate Change Characteristics of Jiaozishan National Nature Reserve and Its Impact on NDVI[J]. 2022, 36(4): 168-177.
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REN Yitong, CHENG Qingping, JIN Hanyu, et al. Climate Change Characteristics of Jiaozishan National Nature Reserve and Its Impact on NDVI[J]. 2022, 36(4): 168-177. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.04.022.
Climate Change Characteristics of Jiaozishan National Nature Reserve and Its Impact on NDVI
Jiaozishan National Nature Reserve preserves the most complete vegetation and habitat of the central Yunnan Plateau
and is one of the hot spots with climate sensitivity. Univariate linear regression
Pettitt mutation test and Spearman correlation and other methods were used to analyze the change characteristics of climate elements and the extreme climate index from 1961 to 2019 in this area
as well as the temporal and spatial change trend characteristics of NDVI and its response to extreme climate index from 1999 to 2016. The aim was to study the climate change characteristics and the dynamic response of vegetation in Jiaozi Mountain
providing a reference for climate risk management in the reserve. The results showed that:(1) Global warming led to a significant change in the climate elements (average temperature
sunshine hours
wind speed and foggy day) from 1961 to 2019. The vertical temperature zones changed dynamically
and the baseband changed from a south subtropical zone to a north tropical zone in 2017-2019. (2) On the whole
the change rate and abrupt change point of the extreme temperature index from 1961 to 2019 were more significant than those of the extreme precipitation index. (3) From 1999 to 2016
the growth rate of NDVI decreased with the increasing of altitude. Taking the altitude of 2 736 m and 3 236 m as the boundary
the change rate of NDVI growth rate showed the trend of "high-low-high". (4) The correlation of NDVImean
NDVImax and NDVImin to extreme temperature index was stronger than that to extreme precipitation index
and NDVImean
NDVImax
NDVImin were most sensitive to warm index
precipitation intensity index and extreme precipitation day index. (5) If (extreme) climate change exceeds the vegetation tolerance threshold
vegetation growth might be inhibited. In view of the uncertainty of future climate change
it is necessary to further identify the impact of extreme climate change on NDVI in the reserve and strengthen the early warning
monitoring and control of extreme climate risk in the reserve.
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