Journal of Geographical Sciences ›› 2017, Vol. 27 ›› Issue (2): 143-160.doi: 10.1007/s11442-017-1369-5
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Zhaoning GONG(), Shuyi ZHAO, Jinzhi GU
Received:
2016-08-26
Accepted:
2016-10-09
Online:
2017-04-10
Published:
2017-04-10
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Author: Gong Zhaoning (1976-), PhD and Associate Professor, specialized in remote sensing for natural resources and environment. E-mail:
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Zhaoning GONG, Shuyi ZHAO, Jinzhi GU. Correlation analysis between vegetation coverage and climate drought conditions in North China during 2001-2013[J].Journal of Geographical Sciences, 2017, 27(2): 143-160.
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Table 1
Palmer Drought Severity Index ranges and classes"
PDSI | Class | PDSI | Class |
---|---|---|---|
≥ 4.00 | Extremely wet | -0.50 to -0.99 | Incipient drought |
3.00 to 3.99 | Very wet | -1.00 to -1.99 | Mild drought |
2.00 to 2.99 | Moderately wet | -2.00 to -2.99 | Moderate drought |
1.00 to 1.99 | Slightly wet | -3.00 to -3.99 | Severe drought |
0.50 to 0.99 | Incipient wet | ≤-4.00 | Extreme drought |
0.49 to -0.49 | Near normal |
Figure 3
The average vegetation coverage of each ecoregion in North China during 2001-20131) East Central Inner Mongolia Plateau Typical Steppe Ecoregion; 2) Yanshan-Taihang Mountain Deciduous Forest Ecoregion; 3) Tianjin-Beijing-Tangshan Urban and Suburban Agricultural Ecoregion; 4) North China Plain Agricultural Ecoregion; 5) Liaodong-Shandong Hilly Deciduous Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 6) Qinling-Daba Mountains Deciduous and Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 7) Huaiyang Hilly Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion"
Figure 5
The inter-annual change of vegetation coverage in each ecoregion in North China during 2001-20131) East Central Inner Mongolia Plateau Typical Steppe Ecoregion; 2) Yanshan-Taihang Mountain Deciduous Forest Ecoregion; 3) Tianjin-Beijing-Tangshan Urban and Suburban Agricultural Ecoregion; 4) North China Plain Agricultural Ecoregion; 5) Liaodong-Shandong Hilly Deciduous Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 6) Qinling-Daba Mountains Deciduous and Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 7) Huaiyang Hilly Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion"
Figure 6
The inter-annual change of each ecoregion’s PDSI in North China during 2001-20131) East Central Inner Mongolia Plateau Typical Steppe Ecoregion; 2) Yanshan-Taihang Mountain Deciduous Forest Ecoregion; 3) Tianjin-Beijing-Tangshan Urban and Suburban Agricultural Ecoregion; 4) North China Plain Agricultural Ecoregion; 5) Liaodong-Shandong Hilly Deciduous Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 6) Qinling-Daba Mountains Deciduous and Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 7) Huaiyang Hilly Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion"
Figure 7
Correlation coefficient between vegetation coverage and PDSI in North China during 2001-20131) East Central Inner Mongolia Plateau Typical Steppe Ecoregion; 2) Yanshan-Taihang Mountain Deciduous Forest Ecoregion; 3) Tianjin-Beijing-Tangshan Urban and Suburban Agricultural Ecoregion; 4) North China Plain Agricultural Ecoregion; 5) Liaodong-Shandong Hilly Deciduous Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 6) Qinling-Daba Mountains Deciduous and Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 7) Huaiyang Hilly Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion"
Figure 8
Correlation coefficient between vegetation coverage and PDSI in different seasons in North China during 2001-20131) East Central Inner Mongolia Plateau Typical Steppe Ecoregion; 2) Yanshan-Taihang Mountain Deciduous Forest Ecoregion; 3) Tianjin-Beijing-Tangshan Urban and Suburban Agricultural Ecoregion; 4) North China Plain Agricultural Ecoregion; 5) Liaodong-Shandong Hilly Deciduous Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 6) Qinling-Daba Mountains Deciduous and Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 7) Huaiyang Hilly Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion"
Figure 9
Average correlation between vegetation coverage and PDSI in different seasons in North China1) East Central Inner Mongolia Plateau Typical Steppe Ecoregion; 2) Yanshan-Taihang Mountain Deciduous Forest Ecoregion; 3) Tianjin-Beijing-Tangshan Urban and Suburban Agricultural Ecoregion; 4) North China Plain Agricultural Ecoregion; 5) Liaodong-Shandong Hilly Deciduous Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 6) Qinling-Daba Mountains Deciduous and Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion; 7) Huaiyang Hilly Evergreen Broad-leaved Forest Ecoregion"
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