Time‐series ground surface deformation revealed by advanced land observing satellite‐2 and Sentinel‐1 along the Bei'an‐Hei'he highway in Northeast China
Earth Surface Processes and Landforms,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
50(1)
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
Climate
warming,
human
activities
and
the
subsequent
warming
thawing
of
permafrost
have
led
to
ground
surface
instability,
threatening
infrastructures
indigenous
northern
communities.
The
Da
Xiao
Xing'anling
mountain
ranges,
home
largest
latitudinal
region
in
China,
highlight
importance
monitoring
thermal
state
for
understanding
climate
change
regional
economic
development.
This
study
utilized
11
scenes
Advanced
Land
Observing
Satellite‐2
(ALOS‐2)
data
54
Sentinel‐1
from
March
2018
December
2019
evaluate
deformation
Bei'an‐Hei'he
Highway
(BHH)
Northeast
China.
ALOS‐2
results
showed
rates
ranging
−30
+35
mm/year,
while
Sentinel‐1,
+30
mm/year
(negative
values
indicate
subsidence
positive,
frost
heaving).
zone
(deformation
rate
exceeding
−15
mm/year)
was
found
areas
with
significant
variations
temperature
(greater
than
±0.8°C),
correlated
positively
daily
precipitation
air
temperature.
Thaw
settlement
predominantly
observed
at
low
elevations
(140
425
m)
on
gentle
slope
angles
(2–6°),
affecting
both
south‐
north‐facing
slopes.
A
comparison
sources
revealed
that
were
more
sensitive
high
normalized
difference
vegetation
index
(NDVI)
values,
provided
detailed
regions
NDVI.
contributes
valuable
ongoing
assessments
road
stability
Language: Английский
Impacts of snow cover on the cooling mechanism and performance in the crushed-rock interlayer embankment
Kun Xiang,
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Alexander Zhirkov,
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Zhi Wen
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et al.
Advances in Climate Change Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Evaluating the thermal environment of urban land surfaces in Yakutsk, a city located in a region of continuous permafrost
Xianglong Li,
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Ze Zhang,
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Jinxin Lu
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et al.
Advances in Climate Change Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 113 - 123
Published: Jan. 8, 2024
Rapid
urbanization
has
led
to
changes
in
the
urban
land
surface
thermal
environment.
However,
there
are
still
much
unknown
about
conditions
permafrost
regions.
Permafrost
is
a
unique
geological
environment,
environment
may
trigger
disasters
caused
by
degradation.
This
study
utilized
remote
sensing
data
and
geographic
detectors
identify
dynamic
temperature
(LST)
use/land
cover
(LU/LC)
Yakutsk,
as
well
potential
factors
contributing
LST
variations.
Between
1992
2020,
built-up
area
Yakutsk
increased
36%,
annual
average
risen
6.67°C,
accompanied
an
expansion
of
high-temperature
areas.
Despite
ongoing
greening
efforts,
rapid
poses
threat
these
green
spaces.
Changes
normalized
difference
index
(NDBI)
use
transfer
(LDT)
were
identified
primary
drivers
changes.
By
integrating
detector
technology
artificial
neural
network
models,
we
optimized
selection
input
prediction
model
used
it
explore
future
Yakutsk.
The
expected
reach
23.4°C
25.1°C
2030
2040,
respectively,
with
further
increase
provides
reference
for
ecological,
hydrological,
assessments
cities
Language: Английский
High spatial resolution elevation change dataset derived from ICESat-2 crossover points on the Tibetan Plateau
Scientific Data,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: April 17, 2024
Abstract
Understanding
elevation
changes
on
the
Tibetan
Plateau
is
crucial
to
comprehend
in
topography,
landscape,
climate,
environmental
conditions,
and
water
resources.
However,
some
of
current
products
that
track
only
cover
specific
surface
types
or
limited
areas,
others
have
low
spatial
resolution.
We
propose
an
algorithm
extract
ICESat-2
crossover
points
dataset
for
Plateau,
form
a
dataset.
The
has
density
2.015
groups/km²,
each
group
indicates
amount
change
before
after
period
time
over
area
approximately
17
meters
diameter.
Comparing
data
with
existing
studies
glaciers
lakes,
we
demonstrated
reliability
derived
changes.
provide
refined
source
understanding
high-spatial-resolution
Plateau.
This
can
validation
various
require
high-precision
high-resolution
Language: Английский