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整合RUSLE,AHP,GIS和基于云的地理空间分析,以在地中海条件下评估土壤侵蚀

Mohamed E Fadl1, Mohammedi Zekari2, Rima Labad2

  • 1Division of Scientific Training and Continuous Studies, National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Sciences (NARSS), Cairo, 11769, Egypt. madham@narss.sci.eg.

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概括

土壤侵蚀严重影响阿尔及利亚的米蒂贾平原,其中41%面临高风险. 这项研究使用先进的建模来确定关键区域,并推可持续土地管理的保护策略.

关键词:
阿尔及利亚阿尔及利亚在 GEE; AHP 中.土地退化 土地退化米蒂贾平原是一个平原.拉塞尔 (Russle) 是一个土壤侵蚀导致土壤侵蚀.

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