Reconstructing ice phenology of a lake with complex surface cover: a case study of Lake Ulansu during 1941–2023
The cryosphere,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
19(2), P. 849 - 868
Published: Feb. 25, 2025
Abstract.
Lake
ice
phenology
plays
a
critical
role
in
determining
the
hydrological
and
biogeochemical
dynamics
of
catchments
regional
climates.
Lakes
with
complex
shorelines
abundant
aquatic
vegetation
are
challenging
for
retrieving
lake
via
remote
sensing
data,
primarily
because
mixed
pixels
containing
plants,
land,
ice.
To
address
this
challenge,
new
double-threshold
moving
t-test
(DMTT)
algorithm,
which
uses
Scanning
Multichannel
Microwave
Radiometer
(SMMR)
Special
Sensor
Microwave/Imager–Special
Imager/Sounder
(SSM/I–SSMIS)
sensor-derived
brightness
temperature
data
at
3.125
km
resolution
long-term
ERA5
was
applied
to
capture
Ulansu
from
1979
2023.
Compared
previous
DMTT
algorithm
employs
air
time
series
assist
abrupt
change
points
two
distinct
thresholds
calculate
freeze-up
start
(FUS)
break-up
end
(BUE)
dates.
This
method
effectively
improved
detection
information
pixels.
Furthermore,
we
extended
Ulansu's
back
1941
random
forest
(RF)
model.
The
reconstructed
2023
indicated
that
had
average
FUS
BUE
dates
15
±
5
November
25
6
March,
respectively,
an
cover
duration
(ICD)
130
8
d.
Over
last
4
decades,
ICD
has
shortened
by
22
Air
primary
impact
factor,
accounting
56.5
%
67.3
variations
dates,
respectively.
We
reconstructed,
first
time,
longest
over
large
shallow
surface
cover.
argue
can
be
retrieve
other
similar
lakes,
not
been
fully
explored
worldwide.
Language: Английский
Lake pollution control and restoration: A critical review of strategies and measures for plateau lakes in Southwestern China
Shengjiong Deng,
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Lingjuan Tao,
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Yang Li
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et al.
Ecological Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
215, P. 107583 - 107583
Published: March 4, 2025
Language: Английский
Ecological restoration reduces greenhouse gas emissions by altering planktonic and sedimentary microbial communities in a shallow eutrophic lake
Songbing He,
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Xue Guo,
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Mengying Zhao
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et al.
Environmental Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 121400 - 121400
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
How Do Different Growth Forms of Winter Submerged Macrophytes Species Respond to Underwater Light Quality in a Mesocosm Study?
Xiaowen Lin,
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Xiaodong Wu,
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Xuguang Ge
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et al.
Ecology and Evolution,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(10)
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
ABSTRACT
Underwater
light
is
a
key
factor
that
affects
the
growth
of
submerged
macrophytes.
However,
responses
different
forms
macrophytes
to
quality
remain
unclear.
The
morphological,
physiological,
photosynthetic,
and
stoichiometric
erect
Potamogeton
crispus
(
P.
)
low‐canopy
Elodea
nuttallii
E.
six
qualities
(white
light,
R/B
=
1:8,
1:
4,
1:1,
4:1,
8:1)
were
studied
by
control
experiment.
(1)
No
significant
differences
observed
in
germination
number,
leaf
length,
width
under
p
>
0.05).
Both
produced
greater
plant
heights,
more
leaves
branches
red
(4:1,
8:1),
which
was
beneficial
for
extension
leaves.
Under
white
number
,
adventitious
roots
branch
lowest.
(2)
Compared
blue
(1:4,
1:8)
conducive
synthesis
photosynthetic
pigments.
excessive
not
accumulation
result
malondialdehyde
showed
physiological
stress
induced
stronger.
(3)
N:P,
C:N,
C:P
ratios
higher
nutrients
two
macrophy;
however,
contents
TN
TP
light.
Two
grew
better
adapted
eutrophic
water
dominated
aquatic
restoration,
other
need
be
supplemented
after
improved.
Language: Английский
Assessment of eco-environment quality using multi-source remote sensing data
International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ecology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 17
Published: Oct. 28, 2024
Accurate
analysis
of
regional
eco-environment
quality
(EEQ)
changes
is
essential
for
urban
sustainability.
Most
the
widely
used
EEQ
indicators
ignore
impact
air
pollution
caused
by
urbanization
and
economic
growth.
This
study
proposed
a
remote
sensing-based
approach
using
time-series
comprehensive
evaluation
index
(CEI),
which
was
developed
PM2.5
concentration,
Land
surface
temperature
(LST),
vegetation
coverage
(VC)
to
assess
in
Demonstration
Zone
Green
Integrated
Ecological
Development
The
Yangtze
River
Delta
(demonstration
zone)
from
2000
2020.
all
districts
townships
were
classified
into
five
levels.
results
suggested
that
2020,
CEI
significantly
decreased
(p
<
0.01)
demonstration
zone,
indicating
an
overall
improvement
EEQ.
Differences
mean
annual
values
found
among
wnships.
Higher
values,
indicated
lower
degree
areas
where
build-up
land
comprised
higher
percentage
total
area.
Townships
with
degraded
change
exhibited
increase
(32.3%)
than
others
(8.67%
16.68%)
Moreover,
at
administrative
district
scale
be
strongly
correlated
proportion
secondary
sector
GDP
three
districts.
our
importance
use
optimization,
reduction,
enhancement
improve
wetland
ecosystems
rapid
urbanization.
Language: Английский