THE APPLICATION OF RS AND GIS TECHNIQUES TO THE INVESTIGATION OF SOIL EROSION IN SONGHUAJIANG-NENJIANG PLAIN

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Abstract

Using TMimagery as remote sensing information source to analyze the coverage of vegetation and employing digital contour as data information source to extract the slope in combination with atmosphere and soil data, one can accomplish the investigation of soil erosion through GISspatial analysis.

Keywords Karakorum Triassic Proterozoic Group Metamorphic complex Fault Geological boundary

Issue Date: 02 August 2011

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LIU Yang, LIU Shu-bin, LU Zhong-jun, ZHANG You-zhi . THE APPLICATION OF RS AND GIS TECHNIQUES TO THE INVESTIGATION OF SOIL EROSION IN SONGHUAJIANG-NENJIANG PLAIN[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES,2003, 15(2): 27-29，54.

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