ArticleScientific reports2024
Analysis of the coupling and coordination between soil erosion and land use in the Northeastern black soil region of China: a case study of Lishu County.
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Lishu County, which is located in the black soil region of Northeast China, represents a key site for the analysis of soil erosion intensity. This study offers a scientific foundation for the development of targeted soil and water conservation strategies within the region. The Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE) was employed to compute the soil erosion modulus in Lishu County, with the objective of conducting a quantitative analysis of the temporal and spatial distribution patterns of soil erosion. Additionally, the changing characteristics of soil erosion were examined from the perspectives of land use types and slope variations. The Generalized Connectivity Causality Model (GCCM) was utilized to identify the causal relationship between soil erosion and land use types through the reconstruction of state space and cross-mapping predictions. (1) Soil erosion in Lishu County between 2000 and 2020 predominantly exhibited mild to moderate levels, characterized by patchy and sporadic erosion, with relatively severe occurrences in the northern and central regions. (2) Soil erosion was correlated with land use and slope variations, with more than 90% of erosion incidents transpiring in cultivated land areas. The 3°-5° slope range in Lishu County emerged as a focal point for erosion, necessitating targeted prevention and control measures. (3) The GCCM model illustrated a discernible causal relationship between soil erosion and land use, revealing mutual influences between the two factors. Between 2000 and 2020, both the area and intensity of soil erosion in Lishu County exhibited an initial increase, followed by a subsequent decrease. This suggests an overall trend of amelioration in soil erosion conditions. However, notable spatial disparities persist in the erosion distribution across the region.
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