会议专题

Soil Organic Carbon Storage and Distribution in Shanghai, China

  Information on soil organic carbon (SOC) storage under the shifting of land uses is of particular interest for estimating the gains and losses of SOC at a regional scale.The present study attempts to study the SOC storage and distribution in the Shanghai soils based on the data of the regional geochemical survey (2004-2005),as well as to demonstrate the change of SOC density during the urbanization process.The SOC storage of the surface layer (0~20 cm) in Shanghai is estimated to be 24.68 Tg in the early 2000s,which corresponds to the median of 3.32 kg m-2 based on 2 km×2 km resolution.Spatial distribution of SOC is relative to soil types and land uses.The mean SOC densities of main soil types range from 2.19 to 3.63 kg m-2,and those of main land uses range from 1.93 to 3.90 kg m-2,respectively.The recent study on SOC storage and distribution is a new contribution to soil carbon inventories,which may contribute to base data to evaluate regional carbon sequestration potentials and to understand carbon circulation.

Soil organic carbon soil types land uses

Naizheng Xu Changkun Wang Feng Wei Hongying Liu

Nanjing Institute of Geology and Mineral Resources Institute of Soil Science,Chinese Academy of Sciences Nanjing,China

国际会议

Conference on Environmental Pollution and Public Health (2012年环境污染与大众健康学术会议(CEPPH2012))

上海

英文

163-167

2012-08-09(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)