Forest survey and spatio-temporal analysis in West Tianshan mountains supported by Google Earth Engine
SHAO Yakui, WANG Lei, ZHU Changming, FANG Hui, ZHANG Xin, HUANG Duan, TAO Li
2020, 0(8):
13-17.
doi:10.13474/j.cnki.11-2246.2020.0240
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Aiming at the problems of difficult data acquisition, low calculation efficiency, large amount of data and low accuracy in large-scale spatial distribution information extraction and long-time series change monitoring, supported by the Google Earth Engine platform, based on multi-source remote sensing data, a multi-dimensional classification feature set is constructed, and the forest extraction and classification of West Tianshan mountains in 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015 and 2018 are studied by random forest classification algorithm. Six periods of forest high-precision extraction and mapping analysis are completed by cloud-local combination. The results show that the process constructed in this paper has high accuracy. During the past 23 years, the forest area in West Tianshan mountains has been expanding dynamically, increasing from 3 953.57 km2 in 1995 to 4 243.41 km2 in 2018, with an increasing rate of 12.60 km2/a. In terms of time, the growth rate of forest has been rising steadily in the past 23 years. The growth rate in 2005-2018 is higher than that in 1995-2015. In terms of spatial distribution, there are few conversions between different forest types. The newly added forest land mainly comes from non-forest land. The area of non-forest land converted to forest land has been about 520 km2 in the past 23 years. The Tex county branch, Nileke country branch, Zhaosu county branch, Xinyuan forest farm, Gongliu branch, and Yining branch have transferred areas of 111.14, 102.19, 67.16, 56.45, 42.76, and 40.71 km2.