ZHANG Peng, LI Long, LI Yan, et al. Effect of Vegetation Patch Pattern on Soil Erosion Intensity on Arsenic Sandstone Slope[J]. 2022, 36(5): 58-65.
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ZHANG Peng, LI Long, LI Yan, et al. Effect of Vegetation Patch Pattern on Soil Erosion Intensity on Arsenic Sandstone Slope[J]. 2022, 36(5): 58-65. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.05.009.
Effect of Vegetation Patch Pattern on Soil Erosion Intensity on Arsenic Sandstone Slope
The arsenic sandstone area with extremely severe hydraulic erosion was selected as the research object. Based on continuous monitoring experiments of runoff plots in the field
3D laser scanning
UAV aerial photography and variance-mean ratio method were used to compare and analyze the characteristics of flow and sand production and the evolution of slope microtopography under three typical natural vegetation patterns (aggregated distribution
uniform distribution and random distribution) on arsenic sandstone slopes. The results showed that: (1) The uniform distribution pattern had the most obvious effect on mitigating soil erosion on arsenic sandstone slopes under hydraulic erosion conditions
with a flow reduction rate of 64%
a sand reduction rate of 72%
and the lowest soil loss of 0.05 kg/m2 compared was bare slopes. There was a polynomial curve relationship between runoff and sediment volume
and its fitting function was y=-0.0462X2+0.5355X-0.865
R2=0.736. (2) The erosion area of the uniform distribution pattern was the smallest
which was 12.28 m2
and the deposition area was the largest
which was 3.44 m2
and the soil erosion intensity was weaker than other slopes
mainly light erosion. (3) The correlation between runoff sediment volume and average deposition depth of uniform distribution pattern was strong
with a significantly positively correlated with runoff volume (p<0.05)
and the correlation coefficient was 0.603
and had a highly significant positive correlation with sediment volume (p<0.01)
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