DocumentCode :
2665404
Title :
Study on the agroecosystem health assessment in Western China
Author :
Li, Bo ; Xie, Hualin ; Wu, Jianzhai ; Hong, Rui ; Chong, Jie ; Wang, Chuangsheng
Author_Institution :
Beijing Normal Univ., Beijing
fYear :
2007
fDate :
23-28 July 2007
Firstpage :
813
Lastpage :
818
Abstract :
Agroecosystem with many comprehensive characteristics can be assessed through the measurement of its vigor, structure and resilience. Agroecosystem is very important to realize the healthy development of eco-agriculture. In this paper, based on the meaning of ecosystem health and the characteristics of agroecosystem, an assessment index system for agroecosystem in Western China was formed from the aspects of vigor, structure and resilience. The indexes included the NPP utilization rate, the land carrying capacity (ratio), the agricultural net output value of per km , the farmer net income per capita, the predominance of system produce, the population density, the diathesis of rural labourer, the vegetation coverage (ratio), the soil and water erosion rate, the land desertification rate, the water resources supply and demand ratio, the index of system stability, the greenness coverage (ratio), the resist capacity, the effective irrigation rate, the fertilizer, pesticide and plastic film dispensation of per arable land km, and the agricultural expenditure proportion. Then the paper used multiple methods and means such as comprehensive evaluation method, the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) and the geographic information system (GIS) to assess the healthy status of the six agricultural eco-zones in Western China. At last we got the following results: Agroecosystem in Sichuan basin district and Guangxi basin district were "sub-healthy", Qingzang plateau district, Yungui plateau district and Huangtu plateau were "not healthy", Mengxin district was "worst". The order from the best to the worst, among the six agricultural eco-zones in Western China, was Guangxi basin district, Sichuan basin district, Qingzang plateau district, Yungui plateau district, Huangtu plateau, and Mengxin district.
Keywords :
agriculture; erosion; geophysics computing; hydrology; vegetation; water; Guangxi basin district; Huangtu plateau; Mengxin district; NPP utilization rate; Qingzang plateau district; Sichuan basin district; Yungui plateau district; agricultural net output; agroecosystem health assessment; analytic hierarchy process; assessment index system; ecoagriculture; effective irrigation rate; expenditure proportion; fertilizer dispensation; geographic information system; greenness coverage; land carrying capacity; land desertification rate; pesticide dispensation; plastic film dispensation; resist capacity; soil erosion rate; vegetation coverage; water erosion rate; water resources demand; water resources supply; western China; Ecosystems; Geographic Information Systems; Irrigation; Resilience; Resists; Soil; Stability; Supply and demand; Vegetation; Water resources; Western China; agroecosystem; ecosystem health assessment; index system;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, 2007. IGARSS 2007. IEEE International
Conference_Location :
Barcelona
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-1211-2
Electronic_ISBN :
978-1-4244-1212-9
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/IGARSS.2007.4422921
Filename :
4422921
Link To Document :
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