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  • 1982 Volume 2 Issue 1
    Published: 20 January 1982
      

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  • Zhao Songqiao(Chao Sung-chiao)
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    The extremely arid desert zone is distributed widely in China,located westwardfrom the Holan Shah up to the Sino-Russian border and northward from the KunlunShan up to the Sino-Mongolian boundary.It has an area of about 1.9 million sq.km,occupying one fifth of total land area of China.There are now about 60 millionmow of cropland in the desert zone of China,with about 200 million mow of stillunused arable land which accounts for nearly 30% of total unused arable land inChina.In this desert zone,land and mineral resources as well as solar and windenergy are very bountiful,with a considerable amount of water and biologicalresources too;all of them have great capability for further and better development.The desert zone of China is chiefly characterized by the following physical fea-tures:(1)The climate is extremely dry.Sunshine and solar radiation are very richwith generally more than 3400 hours of sunshine and 130-155 k.cal/cm2 of solarradiation annually.Winters are long and severe,and thermal variations,bothannual and diurnal,are very great.Strong winds blow frequently.(2) Geomorphologically thedesert zone of China is essentially composed of the Alashan Plateau andthree great inland basins-the Junggar,the Tarim and the Qaidam.As a whole,theground surface is level or undulating,with rather coarse materials,chiefly sands and gravels.(3)Practically no perennial river fed by local runoff exists.Thereflow in the zone only intermittent streams and a few larger rivers which areoriginated in the surrounding high mountains.The distribution of ground waterresource is quite variated and unbalaneed:very rich along perennial river channelsanti high mountain piedmont plains,while very poor in most other parts of thezone.(4)The most widely distributed soils are yermosols,xerosols and solonchaks,allwith soil profiles poorly developed,soil moisture and humus content very low,parentmaterials rather coarse,and salt content very high.(5)The desert vegetation is verysparse,generally less than 20-30% in coverage,with large tracts less than 5%.Thedesert vegetation is ecologically mainly composed of shrubs,half-shrubs and small half-shrubs and floristieally mostly of chenopodiaceae,compos ite and zygophyllaceae.In the desert zone of China,major diversifying physical attributes in terrainanalysis are landforms and ground surface materials.Seven major terrain typesare indentified in the first-level terrain types:clay and silt level terrain,sandy level terrain (sandy desert or Shamo,accounting for about 30% of totaldesert area),stony,gravel level terrain (Gobi,accounting for about 25% oftotal desart area),Denundational mountain and hill,Erosional high mountain,Ni-val apine,Oases (planted Vegetation).First and second-level terrain classificationsystem is tentatively proposed as table 1.Four natural regions are indentified in the desert zone of China:The AlashanPlateau temperate desert,The Junggar basin temperate desert,The Tarim basinwarm-temperate desert and The Qaidam high Plateau Desert.This paper takes the Jiayuguan,the Turpan basin,The Minfeng and Tajnar-lake areas as examples,they respectively represent four natural regions in thedesert zone of China,and analyzes terrian type based on landsat imageries.From above-discussed sample studies in landsat imagery,it seems good and quickresults might be obtained for terrain analysis and mapping in the desert zone of China if we use simultaneously an advanced remote lsensing technique and the traditional ground-truth investigation.
  • Hu Zhaoliang, Rin Junhua, Zhuang Yimin
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    China is one of the countries which has the biggest differences in its economic regions in the world.The economic levels of the rich provinces and cities areten times more than that of the poor ones,and the differences are 30 to 40 times between the rich cities and the poor rural areas.The tendency for the gaphas become wider and wider.Comparing China and the United States with twoindexes:Index of concentration and coefficient of Geographic Assiociation,wecan see clearly that the diferences of economic regions in our country is far freater than that in the United States.The differences between various regions in our Country are caused by complicated factors,such as natural conditions,history,society and culture.In order toraise the efficiency of our Construction,we ought to realize the differences inConditions of economic regions,the causes and the economic law.We should makethe best use of the situation for the realization of the four modernizations.This is an honourable and historical task which the Chinese economic geography should undertake.
  • Li Wei
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    This paper concerns with the interaction between distribution of paper industry and the dynamic equilibrium of aquatic environment,and the law of variation ofthe aquatic environmint after polluted by the paper industry.This paper emphasizes on the discussion of the specific requirements of the distribution of paper industryon aquatic environment;the dynamic equilibrium of the natural aquatic environment and it special features of variation;the infleunce of the waste water drained frompaper industy on aquatic environment and its law of time and space variation;and the significance of and the measurest to be take for keeping and restoring the dynamice quilibrium of aquatic envirnrnment by adjusting the distribution of paper industry.
  • Ma Yongli
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    By comparing and analyzing the base maps of part of the the matic maps athome and abroad,this paperfrom the aspects of function,contents,and standardization of base maps,expounds the problems of the relationship between base map and the matic map,the way of improving the quality of base map,and the approach of speeding up the formation of high quality thematic map.All these are intended for changing the present status of thematic mapping in our country.
  • Zhang Fuchun
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    This paper propesed that one may use phenology method for climatic investigation in a small area,and discussed systematically the method and steps for inves-tigation.Finally,according to the practical condition of China,the author recommendsd the application of phenology method in climatic investigation of mountain area and county climatic regionalization.The full text is divided into three parts:1.Indicative phenology phenomenon and analysis of the climatic elementsindicated.The phenology phenomena indicating each season are classified and numerous temperature indices of cold damage for tropical belt and subtropical belt plants insouthern China are cited.2.procedures for calculating climate in small area bv phenology method andthe phenology phenomen on investigation method.Procedures:(1)Compare and analyze phenology data and climate data of same location,establish regression equation between them for stand-by purpose.(2)Collect and find indicative phenology phenomenon and determine corresponding climatic indices for stand-by purpose.(3)Determine climatic analysis items for certain location and then determine the scope and method of phenology investigation.(4)Organize phenology observation and investigation.(5)Sort out and analyze the phenology investigation data and convert the min to climatic element values.Finally,make out climatic figure and climatic regi-onalizition figure,and write out a summarizing report.Investigaiton methods of phenology data:Fixed point observation method and moving observation mathod.3.Illustrations with examples concerning some applications of phenology inmountain area climatic investigation and county climatic regionalizition of China.
  • Fan Shizhong, Zao Cenghua, Zou Keguang
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    A successful example of application of the remote sensing technique to buried poat district is presented in this paper,as a result of investigation for peatresources of southern Anhui.The peat in the surveyed district is completely coveredby the soil of late Holocene.The overburden is about 1 to 8 meters.On theearth surface the distribution and boundary of the peat field can not be located.Therefore it is more difficult to investigate these peat resources by using conventional geological method.By means of systematic analysis of landsat image and false colouroptical enhancement for the specific objective,the author acquired theimage mark by which the buried peat district being identified.Soon afterward,a series of checking for the identification mark have been made,and the reliability of the mark has been established.Based on the mark which had been confirmed by ac-tual data,the boundary of buried peat district was accurately located,and the peat reserves were estimated and evaluated.These peat resources were found.This result showsthat by means of landsat image,the surveying on small scale for the buried peatfield is feasible.Finally,several technical issues are also discussed in this paper,including theknowledge for forming mechanism of image mark of buried peat district and theconcept "perspective information",etc.
  • Meng Xianxi
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    The Changbai Mountain which is situated at the boundary between the southeastern part of Jilin province of China and Korea,is the highest peak inthe northeastern part of Asia and it is also the sole mountain in eastern China developing tundra soil.The characteristics of the alpine tundra soil on the Changbai Mountain areas follows:(1)The accumulation of organic matter is obviously faster than the deco-mposition of organic matter.(2)The soil solution pH 4.9-6.1.The reaction in the layer not far from the surface layer is mainly reduction and strong gleization dominantly takes placeand furrous oxides are formed.(3)The soil layer is thin.Its texture is coarse.Its exchange able base content is very low(<10m·e/100g soil).And it is deficient in nutritious elements.(4)In the humic composition of soil,fulvic acid is dominant,except inpeat layer (H/F0.24-0.82).The alpine tundra soil of the Changbai Mountain is divided into 3 sub-groups:1.original or stony tundra soil;2.typical tundra soil;and 3.bush tundra soil.
  • Hong Changshi
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    The term Industrial “wave” used in this article is taken from the phenome-non of urban industry extending gradually in a “wave” pattern from the city center toward all directions.That is to say,industry in a large-or medium-sized cityextends all around in a wave-like distribution;or,once there is a large-or medium sized enterprise established at a certain location,then there will be related factories to be setup around it one by one;or,when there is a mine being opened up,there will be a series of enterprises to be setup in same manner. There should be two basic factors or the formation of Industrial “wave”;The energy source of wave generation and the conditions for wave formation.Industrial “wave” emerges and develops along with urban industrilization.The whole progress of Industrial “wave” from its emergence through its evolution consists of four stages: stage of wave accumulation,stage of near-wave,stageof distant-wave and stage of regenrated wave.Referring to the nature of wave formation,Industrial “wave” can be divided into three categories: Large-or medium-sized city,mining industry city and layout of large industry city,The evolution of industry in Naniing shows all the four stages of Industrial “wave”.
  • Zhao Kuiyi
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    The characteristics of the swamp on Xizang Plateau,as compared with those of the swamps in other areas,are as follows: 1.The unique components of Qingzang Plateau are prominent in association composition.Kobrecia littledalei is an important component of swamp and it with Blysmus sinocompressus forms the special swamp association.This swamp which isdistributed at the highest location in China is characterised by composition simplicity,short and thick grass,sturcture simplification and short growing season. 2.It is mainly the low herbaceous swamp.Besides Cyperaceal swamp and Graraineal swamp,there appears pure weed swamp which forms unique dicotyledom swamp landscape. 3.The succession of swamp vegetation is showing a tendency of naturaldrying,swamp degradation and area reduction.
  • Zhou Dexiang
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