Coastal wetland ecosystem carbon reserve regulation management system based on data analysis

Abstract

The invention discloses a coastal wetland ecosystem carbon reserve regulation management system based on data analysis, relates to the technical field of carbon reserve regulation management, solves the technical problem that in the prior art, a regulation mode cannot be reasonably and accurately obtained during carbon reserve regulation, and analyzes influence factors of a corresponding wetland region to obtain a regulation result. Whether influence factors exist in the current wetland region carbon reserves or not is judged, if yes, adjustment is carried out according to the influence factors, otherwise, adjustment is carried out according to unqualified signals, and the adjustment efficiency and accuracy of the wetland region can be improved; the adjusted wetland area is subjected to performance detection, and the qualification of carbon reserve adjustment is judged, so that the carbon balance performance of the wetland area is accurately analyzed, and the efficiency of carbon reserve adjustment is improved; and the carbon reserve of the wetland area can be accurately controlled.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of carbon storage adjustment management, in particular to a data analysis-based carbon storage adjustment management system for coastal wetland ecosystems. Background technique [0002] Since the Industrial Revolution, the increase in greenhouse gas emissions has led to global warming and climate change, and its emissions are critical to solving the climate crisis. The carbon burial rate of global coastal wetlands is higher than that of terrestrial forest ecosystems, due to the higher carbon accumulation rate and lower CH 4 emissions, coastal wetlands are one of the densest carbon sinks on Earth. Coastal wetlands can capture and bury atmospheric CO from the ocean and the atmosphere 2 , the "blue carbon" of coastal wetlands plays a very important role in mitigating climate change. Compared with other terrestrial ecosystems, coastal wetland ecosystems have stronger carbon sequestration capacity and ecologi...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] However, in the existing technology, the coastal wetland ecosystem cannot accurately analyze the wetland area and judge the current carbon storage status in the wetland area when the coastal wetland ecosystem is adjusting and managing the carbon storage. Accurate acquisition leads to a reduction in the efficiency of carbon storage adjustment; in addition, after the adjustment is completed, the adjustment qualification analysis cannot be carried out, which may easily lead to a reduction in the control of carbon storage

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