Prediction of Vanadium Contamination Distribution Pattern Through Remote Sensing Image Fusion and Machine Learning
Z. G. Zhao,
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Yuman Sun,
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Weiwei Jia
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et al.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(7), P. 1164 - 1164
Published: March 25, 2025
Soil
vanadium
contamination
poses
a
significant
threat
to
ecosystems.
Hyperspectral
remote
sensing
plays
critical
role
in
extracting
spectral
features
of
heavy
metal
contamination,
mapping
its
spatial
distribution,
and
monitoring
trends
over
time.
This
study
targets
vanadium-contaminated
area
Panzhihua
City,
Sichuan
Province.
sampling
measurements
occurred
the
laboratory.
(Gaofen-5,
GF-5)
multispectral
(Gaofen-2,
GF-2;
Sentinel-2)
images
were
acquired
preprocessed,
feature
bands
extracted
by
combining
laboratory
data.
A
dual-branch
convolutional
neural
network
(DB-CNN)
fused
hyperspectral
confirmed
fusion’s
effectiveness.
Six
prevalent
machine
learning
models
adopted,
unified
framework
leveraged
Random
Forest
(RF)
as
second-layer
model
enhance
predictive
performance
these
base
models.
Both
ensemble
evaluated
based
on
accuracy.
The
fusion
process
enhanced
models,
improving
R2
values
for
(V)
pentavalent
(V5+)
from
0.54
0.3
0.58
0.39,
respectively,
at
4
m
resolution.
Further
optimization
using
RF
refine
Extreme
Trees
(ETs)
significantly
increased
0.83
0.75
V
V5+,
this
scale.
934
nm
464
wavelengths
identified
most
predicting
soil
contamination.
integrated
approach
robustly
delineates
distribution
characteristics
V5+
soils,
facilitating
precise
ecological
risk
assessments
through
comparative
analysis
accuracy
across
diverse
Language: Английский
Unlocking the nonlinear TOD-metro ridership relationship: A novel machine learning approach embedding spatiotemporal heterogeneity
Yun Luo,
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Bozhao Li,
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Hui Zhang
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et al.
Journal of Transport Geography,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
126, P. 104222 - 104222
Published: April 8, 2025
Language: Английский
Prediction of blast vibration velocity based on multi-model dynamic weighting ensemble
Weisu Weng,
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M. Zhang,
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Yan Zhao
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et al.
Mechanics of Advanced Materials and Structures,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 18
Published: April 27, 2025
Language: Английский
How Do Temporal and Geographical Kernels Differ in Reflecting Regional Disparities? Insights from a Case Study in China
Land,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 59 - 59
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
Rapid
economic
growth
in
China
has
brought
about
a
significant
challenge:
the
widening
gap
regional
development.
Addressing
this
disparity
is
crucial
for
ensuring
sustainable
However,
existing
studies
have
largely
overlooked
intrinsic
spatial
and
temporal
dynamics
of
disparities
on
various
levels.
This
study
thus
employed
five
advanced
multiscale
geographically
temporally
weighted
regression
models—GWR,
MGWR,
GTWR,
MGTWR,
STWR—to
analyze
spatio-temporal
relationships
between
ten
key
conventional
socio-economic
indicators
per
capita
GDP
across
different
administrative
levels
from
2000
to
2019.
The
findings
highlight
consistent
increase
disparities,
with
secondary
industry
emerging
as
dominant
driver
long-term
inequality
among
analyzed.
While
clear
inland-to-coastal
gradient
underscores
persistence
determinants,
areas
greater
exhibit
pronounced
heterogeneity.
Among
models,
STWR
outperforms
others
capturing
interpreting
local
variations
demonstrating
its
utility
understanding
complex
dynamics.
provides
novel
insights
into
determinants
offering
robust
analytical
framework
policymakers
address
region-specific
variables
driving
over
time
space.
These
contribute
development
targeted
dynamic
policies
promoting
balanced
growth.
Language: Английский