Method for measuring soil loss amount through military map
A soil loss and map technology, applied in the field of soil loss measurement and calculation, can solve the problems of large manpower and material resources investment, large measurement error, etc., and achieve the effect of small investment, simple and easy method, and accurate measurement
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[0028] A method of measuring soil loss using military maps, which includes:
[0029] First, the determination of the R value of the rainfall erosion factor. Select an area where the slope is less than 15°, and the U.S. General Loss Equation allows a maximum slope of 18%, that is, 15°. By checking the local rainfall records, use the formula:
[0030] The result can be obtained. Among them, Pi is the monthly rainfall.
[0031] Second, the determination of soil erodibility factor K value. It can be calculated by formula: K=10 -3 (160.80-2.31X 1 +0.38X 2 +2.26X 3 +1.31X 4 +14.67X 5 )inferred.
[0032] Where: X 1 、X 2 、X 3 、X 4 、X 5 Respectively represent fine gravel (1-3㎜)%, fine sand (0.05-0.25㎜)%, coarse powder (0.01-0.05㎜)%, fine powder (0.005-0.01㎜)%, organic matter (10g / ㎏) .
[0033] Third, the determination of the slope factor S. First use a two-foot gauge to measure the width between two or six contour lines on the map, then move the two-foot gauge to the...
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