基于地理和气象要素的春玉米生育期栅格化方法
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国家基础性工作专项"中国农业气候资源数字化图集编制";GEF项目 农业综合开发适应气候变化项目课题研究; 2010基本科研业务费(BSRF201006); 亚太气候变化与粮食安全项目


Integrating geographic features and weather data for methodology of rasterizing spring maize growth stages
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    以黄河流域春玉米生育期和气象站点气象数据为主要数据源,采用多元逐步回归法分析了各生育期和经度、纬度、海拔高度、降水、年均温、≥10℃积温和日照时数等影响因子的关系,建立逐步回归方程,对各生育期空间栅格化方法进行了探讨,结果表明:(1)生育期空间拟合插值的统计检验说明春玉米"播种期"、"抽雄期"和"收获期"3个时期模拟效果最好,"拔节期"效果精度相对较好;(2)播种期基本满足从西南到东北延后的变化趋势,而拔节期、抽雄期和收获期基本上表现了从南北向中部、中部向东西两侧延后的现象。研究得到的生育期与地理和气象要素之间的逐步回归方程,可为气候条件变化下作物生育期栅格化模拟试验以及农业生产应该采取的适应机制研究提供一定的依据。

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    Currently, it is widely recognized that crop growth stages in Northern arid region of China, especially the Yellow River Basin (YRB), have experienced significant changes due to many factors including climate change. Rasterizing crop growth stages, as an essential input for analysis of crop pattern, is helpful for field crop management as well as early crop production estimation. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC 2001) reported that global average surface temperature has increased over the 20th century by 0.6 ℃. Therefore it is necessary to develop a good methodology of rasterizing spring maize growth stages to carry on the further research in changes of crop growth stages under future climate change scenarios with consideration of the quantitative relation between crop growth stages, weather data, and geographic features. Given the above background, the aim of this study is to develop the spatial patterns of spring maize growth stages in the YRB. Multiple-step regression (MSR) is conducted to analyze the relationship between each growth stage of spring maize and their influencing factors, such as longitude, latitude, topography, annual precipitation, annual mean temperature, ≥10℃ accumulated temperature and sunshine hours for year 2000 to 2008. The grid maps of four different growth stages were generated and the accuracy was analyzed through paired sample test with SPSS. The results showed that the maps of sowing date, anthesis stage and harvest stage had the highest accuracy, while elongation stage had satisfactory accuracy. The sowing dates exhibit a delayed trend from southwest to northeast. The other three stages, however, were found to be later from the north and south to central region, and then to the east and west. The grid maps of four crop growth stages described that the time span of sowing date was the shortest with 20 days. The time span of harvest and elongation stages was followed. The anthesis stage was the longest with 50 days because of significant differences in geographic and weather conditions. The best correlation was found between maize sowing dates, longitude, annual precipitation, and ≥10℃ accumulated temperature. Good correlation was also found between elongation stages, longitude, latitude, annual precipitation and≥10℃ accumulated temperature. The correlation between anthesis stage, longitude, annual precipitation, annual mean temperature, ≥10℃ accumulated temperature, and also between harvest stage and longitude, DEM, annual precipitation, annual mean temperature and ≥10℃ accumulated temperature are all good but at less significant level. The MSR approach is proved a robust method to rasterize spring maize growth stages, which enables to develop active adaptation measures for agricultural production under the influence of climate change. The analysis was constrained by the lack of data including spring maize growth data of phonological station in YRB, the data about soil temperature steadily pass the 10℃ in spring maize sowing stage, and spring maize growth data influenced by different varieties, which will contribute to the mitigation of meteorological disaster and suitable maize varieties breeding in YRB.

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刘勤,严昌荣,梅旭荣,杨建莹,翟治芬.基于地理和气象要素的春玉米生育期栅格化方法.生态学报,2011,31(14):4056~4061

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