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Impacts of Sloping Land Conversion Program on the vegetation in loess hilly and gully area of northern Shaanxi
Authors:Ma Junfei  Lu Changhe  Yu Bohua
Affiliation:1. Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100101,P.R.China;Graduate University.Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100049,P.R.China
2. Institute of Geographic Sciences and Natural Resources Research,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100101,P.R.China
Abstract:Aiming at alleviating the serious soil erosion,the Chinese government initiated the Sloping Land Con.version Program (SLCP) in 1999.Now,after 8 years of project implementation,the ecological recovery effects of the SLCP have become the hot issue of academic circle.This paper,taking the loess hdl and gully area of northern Shaanxi as an example,presents a methodology for assessing the vegetation restoration effect of SLCP with normalized difference vegetation index (NDVI).The key components include calculation of the Growing Season NDVI (GSNDVI),and estimation of the NVDI change induced by climate and SLCP,re,wectively.Based on the method,the NDVI change between 2000 and 2006 was obtained using the GSNDVI that excluded the noise from snow and ice.Afier the part of total NDVI change caused by climate variation was estimated using empiric formulae,we obtained the part induced by human factors,i.e.the SLCP.The human induced part of NDVI change was considered as an approximation indicating the effect of the SLCP on the vegetation.Finally,we analyzed the NDVI change characters of the whole study area,different slope lands and different land use types by spatial statistics method Results show that the vegetation condition is significantly improved by the SLCP,particularly land types that directly involved in the SLCP,such as steeply slope farmlands,degraded grasslands,etc.
Keywords:SLCP  MODIS  NDVI  Loess hilly and gully area  Land use
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