烧焦树皮的氧同位素值作为森林火灾严重程度的指标

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Elizabeth McDonald , Elizabeth A. Webb , Jeffery P. Dech
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本研究的目的是确定烧焦树皮的氧同位素值是否可以用来重建火灾的严重程度。这项研究是在加拿大安大略省河谷北部完成的,2018年,一场野火烧毁了大约2500公顷的白松森林。我们建立了一个野外地块网络,从直立的白松茎上收集烧焦树皮样本,并根据称为复合烧伤指数(CBI)的标准野外评估方案估计烧伤严重程度。我们还分析了火灾前和火灾后的Sentinel-2烧伤区域图像,以计算各种基于归一化烧伤比(NBR)的变化检测算法,这些算法已知可以产生可靠的CBI预测。我们开发了简单的线性回归模型,利用烧焦树皮或NBR的δ18O值来预测CBI。根据烧焦树皮的δ18O值建立的模型显示,CBI与样点水平的δ18O呈显著负相关,与最大δ18O的关系最强(r2 = 0.179, RMSE = 0.565)。NBR各指标与CBI呈显著正相关,拟合统计结果优于δ18O模型。结果表明:δ18O可以作为火灾严重程度的预测因子;然而,火灾严重程度的测量尺度(树级)比样地级CBI和NBR指数更精细。使用δ18O方法的优点是,当卫星或野外数据不可用时,它可以用来重建火灾严重程度。
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Oxygen isotope values of charred tree bark as an indicator of forest fire severity
The objective of this study was to determine if oxygen isotope values of charred tree bark could be used to reconstruct fire severity. The study was completed north of River Valley, Ontario, Canada, where a wildfire burned approximately 2500 hectares of white pine (Pinus strobus L.) forest in 2018. We established a network of field plots, collected charred bark samples from standing white pine stems, and estimated burn severity based on a standard field assessment protocol known as the Composite Burn Index (CBI). We also analyzed pre- and post-fire Sentinel-2 imagery of the burn area to compute various Normalized Burn Ratio (NBR)-based change detection algorithms, which are known to produce reliable predictions of CBI. We developed simple linear regression models to predict CBI using either the δ18O values of charred bark or versions of the NBR. Models developed from the δ18O values of charred bark revealed a significant negative relationship between CBI and plot-level δ18O, with the strongest relationship being with maximum δ18O (r2 = 0.179, RMSE = 0.565). There were significant positive relationships between all NBR indices and CBI, with better fit statistics than the δ18O models. The results demonstrate that δ18O can be used as a predictor of fire severity; however, the scale of measurement of fire severity is finer (tree-level) than the plot-level CBI and NBR indices. The advantage of using the δ18O method is that it can be used to reconstruct fire severity when satellite or field data are unavailable.
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Trees, Forests and People
Trees, Forests and People Economics, Econometrics and Finance-Economics, Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)
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