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| 1 | Cluster analysis on summer precipitation field over Qinghai-Tibet Plateau from 1961 to 2004显示文摘夏天从 1961 ~ 2004 的 Qinghai 西藏高原上的 97 个气象学的车站的逐日的降水数据被选择通过积累的变化分析时间空间的分发,关联分析,回归分析, | LU Heli SHAO Quanqin LIU Jiyuan WANG Junbang CHEN Shenbin CHEN Zhuoqi | 2008 | Journal of Geographical Sciences2008，18，3： | 7 |
| 2 | More than Carbon Stocks:A Case Study of Ecosystem-based Benefits of REDD+ in Indonesia显示文摘During the 15th Conference of the Parties(COP 15),Parties agreed that reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation and enhancing 'removals of greenhouse gas emission by forests'(REDD+) in developing countries through positive incentives under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change(UNFCCC) was capable of dealing with global emissions.As REDD+ seeks to lower emissions by stopping deforestation and forest degradation with an international payment tier according to baseline scenarios,opportunities for ecosystem benefits such as slowing habitat fragmentation,conservation of forest biodiversity,soil conservation may be also part of this effort.The primary objective of this study is to evaluate ecosystem-based benefits of REDD+,and to identify the relationships with carbon stock changes.To achieve this goal,high resolution satellite images are combined with Normalized Difference Vegetation Index(NDVI) to identify historical deforestation in study area of Central Kalimantan,Indonesia.The carbon emissions for the period of 2000-2005 and 2005-2009 are 2.73 × 10 5 t CO 2 and 1.47 × 10 6 t CO 2 respectively,showing an increasing trend in recent years.Dring 2005-2009,number of patches(NP),patch density(PD),mean shape index distribution(SHAPE_MN) increased 30.8%,30.7% and 7.6%.Meanwhile,largest patch index(LPI),mean area(AREA_MN),area-weighted mean of shape index distribution(SHAPE_AM),neighbor distance(ENN_MN) and interspersion and juxtaposition index(IJI) decreased by 55.3%,29.7%,15.8%,53.4% and 21.5% respectively.The area regarding as positive correlation between carbon emissions and soil erosion was approximately 8.9 × 10 3 ha corresponding to 96.0% of the changing forest.These results support the view that there are strong synergies among carbon loss,forest fragmentation and soil erosion in tropical forests.Such mechanism of REDD+ is likely to present opportunities for multiple benefits that fall outside the scope of carbon stocks. | LU Heli YAN Weiyang QINYaochen LIU Guifang | 2012 | Chinese Geographical Science2012，22，4： | 6 |
| 3 | Virtual Huanghe River System:Framework and Technology显示文摘Virtual Reality provides a new approach for geographical research. In this paper, a framework of the Virtual Huanghe (Yellow) River System was first presented from the view of technology, which included five main modules —data sources, 3D simulation terrain database, 3D simulation model database, 3D simulation implementation and ap- plication system. Then the key technologies of constructing Virtual Huanghe River System were discussed in detail: 1) OpenGL technology, the 3D graphics developing instrument, was employed in Virtual Huanghe River System to realize the function of dynamic real-time navigation. 2) MO and OpenGL technologies were used to make the mutual response between 3D scene and 2D electronic map available, which made use of the advantages of both 3D scene and 2D elec- tronic map, with the macroscopic view, integrality and conciseness of 2D electronic map combined with the locality, reality and visualization of 3D scene. At the same time the disadvantages of abstract and ambiguity of 2D electronic map and the direction losing of virtual navigation in 3D scene were overcome. | LU Heli LIU Guifang SUN Jiulin | 2006 | Chinese Geographical Science2006，16，3： | 2 |
| 4 | Spatial effects of carbon dioxide emissions from residential energy consump- tion:A county-level study using enhanced nocturnal lighting 显示文摘 | Heli Lu Guifang Liu | 2014 | Applied Energy2014，131，： | 1 |
| 5 | Modeling the impacts of policy interventions from REDD+ in Southeast Asia: A case study in Indonesia显示文摘Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation(REDD+) and enhancing 'removals of greenhouse gas emissions by forests' in developing countries through positive incentives is regarded as an essential component of the post-2012 climate regime for stabilizing greenhouse gas emissions and an important way of engaging developing countries in global mitigation efforts. We aimed to evaluate the potential effectiveness of REDD+ by integrating it into a land use option framework. One of our goals was to develop scenarios for evaluating the impacts of land use changes on carbon and environmental processes. In addition, we aimed to quantify the potential economic benefits to society of compensated reductions and to identify hotspots for applying REDD+. Three land use change scenarios were examined:(I) business as usual(BAU),(II) economic development, and(III) REDD+. A case study in Indonesia was examined using these land use scenarios and policy interventions, evaluating their effects on carbon emissions, socioeconomics, and environmental features of a spatial system using land use models. Significant emissions and water erosion reductions were predicted to be achieved under the REDD+ scenario, due to reduced deforestation of <6% over the next decade; >0.14 Mt CO2 e reduction was predicted relative to the BAU scenario. Furthermore, the spatial land use model indicated that REDD+ payments of forest carbon credits in the compliance market would play a key role in compensating rural communities and plantation companies for their opportunity cost in ending deforestation. This study provides an example of integrating land use modeling with a scenario analysis framework to evaluate plausible future forecasts and to evaluate the potential impacts of REDD+. | LU HeLi LIU GuiFang | 2014 | Science China Earth Sciences2014，57，10： | 0 |
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