HUANG Zhenhua, YU Jian, FANG Li, et al. Research on Soil Erosion and Influencing Factors in Qingyi River Basin Based on InVEST Model[J]. 2023, 37(5): 189-197.
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HUANG Zhenhua, YU Jian, FANG Li, et al. Research on Soil Erosion and Influencing Factors in Qingyi River Basin Based on InVEST Model[J]. 2023, 37(5): 189-197. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2023.05.023.
Research on Soil Erosion and Influencing Factors in Qingyi River Basin Based on InVEST Model
To investigate the evolution pattern and drivers of soil erosion in the Qingyi River watershed of Anhui Province
the InVEST model was used to investigate the soil erosion characteristics of the watershed from 2000 to 2018
quantify the soil erosion conditions under different land use types
elevations
and slopes
and analyze the factors influencing soil erosion in the watershed with the help of a geographic probe. The results showed that:(1) The average soil erosion modulus in the watershed was 15.29
14.14
and 10.74 t/(hm2·a) in 2000
2010
and 2018
respectively
and the total erosion was 1.08×107
1.00×107
and 0.76×107 t
respectively
showing a gradually decreasing characteristic. (2) Soil erosion in the watershed varied significantly in space
showing a distribution pattern of low in the north and high in the south. (3) The size of soil erosion modulus of different land use types showed that bare land>grassland>forestland>cultivated land>construction land>water bodies
and the erosion of forest land in the watershed was the largest
accounting for 73.71% of the total erosion. (4) Topographic factors had significant effects on soil erosion in the watershed
and slope was the dominant factor of soil erosion in the Qingyi River watershed. The explanatory power of the interaction between factors on soil erosion was greater than that of single factors
among which the synergistic effect of slope with annual precipitation and land use was the strongest
reaching 22.93% and 22.29%. (5) Soil erosion could be effectively reduced by slowing the slope and increasing grassland and woodland cover in slope areas. The results of the study provide a basis for clarifying the distribution pattern and driving factors of soil erosion in the Qingyi River basin
and can provide a basis for decision making to promote soil and water conservation management and improve ecological benefits in the Qingyi River basin.
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