Carbon sequestration capability value evaluation system and method of river and lake water ecosystem
By collecting and analyzing samples and image data of different vegetation types in river and lake water ecosystems and calculating their carbon sequestration capacity data, the problem of neglecting the impact of vegetation types in the existing technology is solved, and the value of carbon sequestration capacity of river and lake water ecosystems is realized. accurate evaluation and targeted formulation of ecological protection policies.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202411474393.X
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-10-22
- Publication Date
- 2025-02-14
- Estimated Expiration
- Not applicable · inactive patent
AI Technical Summary
When evaluating the carbon sequestration capacity value of river and lake water ecosystems, the water ecosystem is usually regarded as a whole, and the impact of different vegetation types on the carbon sequestration capacity value is ignored, resulting in the lack of targeted and effective ecological protection policies. .
Provide a system and method for carbon sequestration capacity value evaluation of rivers and lakes and water ecosystems. Samples and image data of different types of vegetation are collected through the data acquisition module, and the ground monitoring terminal performs data processing, calculates carbon sequestration capacity data of different types of vegetation, and passes the The evaluation module sum evaluates the carbon sequestration capacity value of the target area.
By understanding the impact of different vegetation types on the carbon sequestration capacity of river and lake water ecosystems in detail, ecological protection policies can be formulated more accurately to improve the pertinence and effectiveness of the management and protection of river and lake water ecosystems.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of river and lake water ecosystem monitoring, and specifically to a system and method for evaluating the carbon fixation capacity value of river and lake water ecosystems. Background Art
[0002] River and lake water ecosystems not only provide abundant water resources for human beings, but also play an important role in maintaining ecological balance, regulating climate and promoting biodiversity. At present, it is particularly important to evaluate the carbon sequestration capacity value of river and lake water ecosystems, which not only helps us to have a deeper understanding of the functions and values of these ecosystems, but also provides a scientific basis for formulating effective management and protection strategies.
[0003] At present, the carbon sequestration capacity value of river and lake ecosystems is usually evaluated through an evaluation system. However, most evaluation systems usually regard the aquatic ecosystem as a whole and roughly estimate its total carbon sequestration amount, but ignore the impact of different vegetation types on the carbon sequestration capacity value of river and lake ecosystems, which is easy to affect the formulation of ecological protection policies, making the management and protection of river and lake ecosystems lack of pertinence and effectiveness. To this end, we propose a carbon sequestration capacity value evaluation system and method for river and lake ecosystems. Summary of the invention
[0004] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a system and method for evaluating the carbon sequestration capacity value of river and lake water ecosystems to solve the problems raised in the above-mentioned background technology.
[0005] To achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following technical solutions:
[0006] A data acquisition module is used to collect different types of vegetation samples and corresponding vegetation image data in the target area;
[0007] The ground monitoring terminal is wirelessly connected to the data acquisition module. The ground monitoring terminal includes:
[0008] A data analysis and processing module is used to process the collected vegetation samples to obtain carbon content data of different types of vegetation, and to obtain vegetation biomass data of different types of vegetation based on vegetation samples and vegetation image data, and then calculate carbon fixation capacity data of different types of vegetation through vegetation biomass data and carbon content data;
[0009] The evaluation module evaluates the carbon sequestration capacity value of the target area based on the total carbon sequestration capacity data of different types of vegetation.
[0010] A further improvement is that the ground monitoring terminal further includes:
[0011] The classification module is used to classify and store vegetation carbon content data, vegetation image data and biomass data of the same type of vegetation and display them through the display module, wherein the display module also displays corresponding carbon fixation capacity data.
[0012] A further improvement is that the specific steps of obtaining vegetation biomass data of different types of vegetation according to vegetation samples and vegetation image data are:
[0013] The biomass data X1 is obtained by processing the collected vegetation samples;
[0014] The biomass data X2 is obtained by processing the vegetation image data;
[0015] Substitute the biomass data X1 and biomass data X2 into the following formula to calculate the vegetation biomass data Y:
[0016] Y=a×X1+b×X2
[0017] Where a and b are weight coefficients.
[0018] A further improvement is that the data acquisition module includes:
[0019] The drone body;
[0020] An image acquisition device, provided on the main body of the drone, for collecting vegetation image data; and,
[0021] A support frame is provided at the bottom of the drone body; and
[0022] The vegetation sample collection device is arranged in the support frame and is used to collect vegetation samples in the target area.
[0023] A further improvement is that the vegetation sample collection device comprises:
[0024] A carrier frame is arranged in the support frame, wherein an annular frame is rotatably arranged in the carrier frame, and a plurality of assembly grooves are opened on the inner wall of the annular frame;
[0025] A plurality of groups of movable blocks are respectively arranged in a plurality of groups of assembly grooves, the bottom of the movable blocks are clamped with a container frame, the container frame is provided with a container body with hollow upper and lower ends, the bottom of the container frame is provided with a cutting portion for closing the lower end of the container body, and the upper end of the movable blocks is detachably provided with a cover body;
[0026] A rotating mechanism is arranged on the carrier frame and is drivingly connected to the annular frame, and is used to drive the annular frame to rotate;
[0027] A mounting shell is arranged at the axis of the annular frame, an electromagnetic block 1 is embedded in one side of the mounting shell, and a magnetic block is embedded in the outer wall of the container body to be attracted to the electromagnetic block 1 when it is powered on, and an electromagnetic block 2 for driving the corresponding cutting part to work is also arranged at the bottom of the mounting shell; and
[0028] A telescopic device that is connected to the drone body at one end and the mounting shell at the other end.
[0029] A further improvement is that the cutting portion comprises:
[0030] Two sets of cutting plates are symmetrically arranged at the bottom of the container frame, a magnetic block matching with the electromagnetic block 2 is arranged at the bottom of one cutting plate facing the electromagnetic block 2, and the other cutting plate is connected to the container frame through an elastic member 3, which is used to drive the cutting plate to reset when the electromagnetic block 2 is powered off; and,
[0031] Two sets of racks are symmetrically arranged on one side of the two sets of cutting plates and extend along the width direction of the cutting plates, and a driven gear 1 is meshed between the two sets of racks, and the driven gear 1 is rotatably arranged at the bottom of the container frame;
[0032] A further improvement is that a hollow rod is inserted into the top of the cover body, and the outer wall of the hollow rod located inside the container body is provided with a plurality of groups of crushing blades and water spray holes, the outer wall of the hollow rod is sleeved with a second driven gear, and a rotator is provided in the mounting shell, and the output end of the rotator passes through the top of the mounting shell and is fixedly sleeved with a transmission gear meshing with the second driven gear.
[0033] A further improvement is that the thickness of the transmission gear is greater than the thickness of the driven gear 2, the top movable sleeve of the hollow rod is provided with a connected docking joint, the top of the docking joint abuts against the liquid outlet end of the circulation seat, the circulation seat is connected to the corresponding movable block through a connecting rod, the movable block adopts a sliding connection with a vertical slide groove opened on the inner wall of the assembly groove, and the slider is connected to an inner wall of the vertical slide groove through an elastic member, the top of the circulation seat is connected with a sleeve, an annular plate coaxial with the annular frame is provided above the sleeve, a plurality of movable holes for inserting the sleeve are provided on the annular plate, the top of the annular plate is rotatably sleeved with an annular hollow shell, the annular hollow shell is fixed to the bottom of the drone body, and a connecting water pipe is provided on the top of the annular hollow shell.
[0034] A further improvement is that a ball contact rod is provided at the top end of the sleeve, and an arc-shaped protrusion for pushing the ball contact rod to move downward is provided on the top inner wall of the annular hollow shell.
[0035] A method for evaluating the carbon sequestration capacity value of river and lake water ecosystems, using the above evaluation system, includes the following steps:
[0036] S1: Collect different types of vegetation samples and corresponding vegetation image data in the target area through the data acquisition module;
[0037] S2: Processing the collected vegetation samples through the data analysis and processing module to obtain carbon content data of different types of vegetation, and obtaining vegetation biomass data of different types of vegetation according to the vegetation samples and vegetation image data, and then calculating the carbon fixation capacity data of different types of vegetation through the vegetation biomass data and carbon content data;
[0038] S3: The carbon sequestration capacity value of the target area is evaluated by summing up the carbon sequestration capacity data of different types of vegetation through the evaluation module.
[0039] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:
[0040] 1) The present invention can collect vegetation samples and vegetation image data of several vegetations in the target area through the data acquisition module, thereby obtaining carbon fixation capacity data of several vegetations through the data analysis and processing module, and then evaluate the carbon fixation capacity value of the target area according to the sum of the carbon fixation capacity data of several vegetations through the evaluation module. This method is conducive to understanding the impact of vegetation type on the carbon fixation capacity value of river and lake water ecosystems, facilitating the formulation of ecological protection policies, and improving the pertinence and effectiveness of the management and protection of river and lake water ecosystems;
[0041] 2) After the data acquisition module of the present invention passes through the drone body to the designated location of the target area, the vegetation sample collection device can classify and collect and store different types of vegetation in the target area, thereby avoiding confusion and contamination of vegetation samples, which is not only conducive to subsequent analysis and processing, but also can provide strong support for the accurate assessment of vegetation carbon sequestration capacity;
[0042] 3) The present invention can also crush the container body used to place vegetation samples in the vegetation sample collection equipment, which is beneficial to the extraction and analysis of the carbon content and biomass data in the sample, and also improves the efficiency and accuracy of the analysis and processing. At the same time, the container body can be efficiently cleaned to avoid the influence of residual samples on the next collection operation, and also ensure the hygiene and safety of the collection equipment, and reduce the risk of cross contamination. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0043] Figure 1 It is the system principle diagram of the present invention;
[0044] Figure 2 It is a structural schematic diagram of a data acquisition module of the present invention;
[0045] Figure 3 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the vegetation sample collection device of the present invention;
[0046] Figure 4 For the present invention Figure 3 Schematic diagram of the local structure in;
[0047] Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the cutting part of the present invention;
[0048] Figure 6 It is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the container body of the present invention;
[0049] Figure 7 It is a schematic diagram of the sleeve structure of the present invention.
[0050] In the figure: 100, drone body; 200, image acquisition device; 300, support frame; 400, vegetation sample collection device; 401, carrier frame; 402, annular frame; 403, assembly groove; 404, movable block; 405, elastic member 1; 406, container body; 407, container frame; 408, rotating mechanism; 409, electromagnetic block 1; 410, telescopic device; 411, electromagnetic block 2; 412, connecting water pipe; 413, annular hollow shell; 414, sleeve; 415, cutting plate; 416, elastic member 3; 417, mounting shell; 418, connecting rod; 419, rack; 420, driven gear 1; 421, cover body; 422, driven gear 2; 423, hollow rod. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0051] The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are only part of the embodiments of the present invention, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without creative work are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0052] Please see attached Figure 1
[0053] A carbon sequestration capacity value evaluation system for river and lake water ecosystems, comprising: a data acquisition module for collecting different types of vegetation samples and corresponding vegetation image data in a target area, wherein the target area is a river and lake water ecosystem;
[0054] The ground monitoring terminal is wirelessly connected to the data acquisition module, for example, by using wireless communication equipment, etc. The ground monitoring terminal includes:
[0055] A data analysis and processing module is used to process the collected vegetation samples to obtain carbon content data of different types of vegetation, and to obtain vegetation biomass data of different types of vegetation based on vegetation samples and vegetation image data, and then calculate carbon fixation capacity data of different types of vegetation through vegetation biomass data and carbon content data;
[0056] The carbon content data is obtained in the following way:
[0057] The vegetation samples are ground and processed, and the carbon content of the ground vegetation samples is determined using professional chemical analysis methods (such as combustion method, wet burning method, etc.);
[0058] Calculation of plant carbon sequestration capacity data: The carbon sequestration capacity of different types of vegetation is calculated based on the ratio of vegetation biomass to its carbon content. Specifically, after measuring the dry weight of vegetation samples (the collected vegetation samples are weighed, dried, etc. to obtain their dry weight) and carbon content, the values are converted into units to obtain the organic carbon storage per unit area (such as per hectare) of each vegetation. This is a prior art and will not be described in detail here.
[0059] The evaluation module evaluates the carbon sequestration capacity value of the target area based on the total carbon sequestration capacity data of different types of vegetation.
[0060] Preferably, the ground monitoring terminal of this embodiment further includes:
[0061] The classification module is used to classify and store vegetation carbon content data, vegetation image data and biomass data of the same type of vegetation and display them through the display module, wherein the display module also displays corresponding carbon fixation capacity data.
[0062] The corresponding carbon fixation capacity data is classified, stored and displayed, which makes it easy to understand and compare the carbon fixation capacity data of different types of vegetation. For example, the vegetation with the best carbon fixation capacity data and the vegetation with the worst carbon fixation capacity data can be obtained, so as to manually adjust the vegetation in the target area to improve the carbon fixation capacity of the target area.
[0063] Preferably, the specific steps of obtaining vegetation biomass data of different types of vegetation according to vegetation samples and vegetation image data in this embodiment are:
[0064] The biomass data X1 is obtained by processing the collected vegetation samples;
[0065] The biomass data X2 is obtained by processing the vegetation image data;
[0066] Substitute the biomass data X1 and biomass data X2 into the following formula to calculate the vegetation biomass data Y:
[0067] Y=a×X1+b×X2
[0068] In the formula, a and b are weight coefficients;
[0069] The methods for obtaining the biomass data X1 and the biomass data X2 are both prior arts, for example, the specific methods are as follows:
[0070] Collect vegetation samples randomly or regularly in the target area, then take the vegetation samples back to the laboratory for drying, weighing and other treatments to remove moisture and obtain dry weight. Finally, calculate the biomass per unit area or volume based on the sampling area or volume to obtain data X1;
[0071] Extract relevant information (such as area, height, etc.) of vegetation from vegetation image data through image processing technology (such as image segmentation, feature extraction, etc.), and finally, establish a biomass estimation model based on this information to obtain data X2;
[0072] It should be noted that the sum of the above values of a and b is 1 (or a certain fixed value).
[0073] In this way, the accuracy and reliability of biomass data of different types of vegetation can be improved.
[0074] Please see attached Figure 2 -Attached Figure 4
[0075] Preferably, the data acquisition module of this embodiment includes:
[0076] UAV body 100;
[0077] An image acquisition device 200, provided on the drone body 100, for acquiring vegetation image data, the image acquisition device 200 is, for example, a camera; and,
[0078] The support frame 300 is disposed at the bottom of the drone body 100; and
[0079] The vegetation sample collection device 400 is disposed in the support frame 300 and is used to collect vegetation samples in the target area.
[0080] Preferably, the vegetation sample collection device 400 of this embodiment includes:
[0081] The carrier frame 401 is arranged in the support frame 300. An annular frame 402 is rotatably arranged in the carrier frame 401 through a bearing. A plurality of assembly grooves 403 are arranged on the inner wall of the annular frame 402.
[0082] A plurality of movable blocks 404 are respectively arranged in a plurality of assembly grooves 403. A container frame 407 is snapped into place at the bottom of the movable block 404. The movable block 404 and the container frame 407 are connected by a spring lock structure, i.e., they include a male buckle arranged on the container frame 407 and a female buckle arranged on the movable block 404. The container frame 407 is fixed upwardly by the male buckle and the female buckle on the movable block 404. The container frame 407 can be moved downwardly so that the male buckle and the female buckle can be separated. A container body 406 with hollow upper and lower ends is arranged in the container frame 407 for accommodating collected vegetation samples. A cutting portion for closing the lower end of the container body 406 is arranged at the bottom of the container frame 407. On the one hand, the vegetation samples are cut, and on the other hand, the vegetation samples in the container body 406 will not separate from the container body 406. The upper end of the movable block 404 is detachably provided with a cover body 421 with a hollow lower end. The two can be connected by structures such as buckles or bolts.
[0083] The rotating mechanism 408 is disposed on the carrier 401 and is in driving connection with the annular frame 402, and is used to drive the annular frame 402 to rotate. The rotating mechanism 408, for example, includes a motor and a reducer disposed on the carrier 401, and a gear set (two sets of gears, one set of gears is sleeved on the output end of the reducer, and the other set is sleeved on the outer wall of the annular frame 402). The annular frame 402 can be rotated by the rotating mechanism 408 to realize the use conversion of different container bodies 406;
[0084] The mounting shell 417 is cylindrical and is disposed at the axis of the annular frame 402. An electromagnetic block 1 409 is embedded on one side of the mounting shell 417, and a magnetic block is embedded on the outer wall of the container body 406 to be attracted to the electromagnetic block 1 409 when it is powered on. An electromagnetic block 2 411 for driving the corresponding cutting part to work is also disposed at the bottom of the mounting shell 417; and,
[0085] The telescopic device 410 has one end connected to the drone body 100 and the other end connected to the mounting shell 417 .
[0086] When in use, the container body 406 to be used is rotated to the desired position by the rotating mechanism 408, that is, the magnetic block on its outer wall corresponds to the electromagnetic block 1 409, and then the electromagnetic block 1 409 is opened, at this time, the installation shell 417 is fixed to the container body 406 to be used, and the installation shell 417 is driven downward by the telescopic device 410, and the installation shell 417 drives the container body 406 downward, and at this time, the container frame 407 in the container body 406 is separated from the movable block 404;
[0087] In this way, it is convenient to classify, collect and store different vegetation samples in the target area.
[0088] Please see attached Figure 5 -Attached Figure 7
[0089] Preferably, the cutting portion of this embodiment includes:
[0090] Two groups of cutting plates 415 are symmetrically arranged at the bottom of the container frame 407. The length of the cutting plates 415 is greater than the diameter of the container body 406, and the width is greater than the radius of the container body 406, so that the two cutting plates 415 can close the lower end of the container body 406 when the two opposite ends are in contact. A magnetic block matching the second electromagnetic block 411 is provided at the bottom of one cutting plate 415 facing the second electromagnetic block 411, and the other cutting plate 415 is connected to the container frame 407 through the third elastic member 416, which is used to drive the cutting plate 415 to reset when the second electromagnetic block 411 is powered off; and,
[0091] Two sets of racks 419 are symmetrically arranged on one side of the two sets of cutting plates 415 and extend along the width direction of the cutting plates 415, and a driven gear 1 420 is meshed between the two sets of racks 419. The driven gear 1 420 is rotatably arranged at the bottom of the container frame 407. Through the cooperation of the racks 419 and the driven gear 1 420, when one cutting plate 415 moves, the other cutting plate 415 moves synchronously in the opposite direction;
[0092] After the container body 406 descends to the preset position, the electromagnetic block 2 411 is turned on to attract the magnetic block, and then a cutting plate 415 moves outward. Under the action of the rack 419 and the driven gear 1 420, the other cutting plate 415 moves synchronously to extrude the elastic member 3 416. At this time, the lower end of the container body 406 is open, and the container body 406 is driven to be sleeved on the branches or leaves of the vegetation by controlling the telescopic device 410. Subsequently, the electromagnetic block 2 411 is closed, and the elastic member 3 416 drives the cutting plate 415 to reset and cut off the vegetation, so that part of the vegetation is in the container body 406.
[0093] Preferably, a hollow rod 423 is inserted into the top of the cover body 421 of this embodiment, and a bearing is provided at the connection between the hollow rod 423 and the cover body 421. The outer wall of the hollow rod 423 located in the container body 406 is provided with a plurality of groups of crushing blades and water spray holes, and the outer wall of the hollow rod 423 is sleeved with a driven gear 422. A rotator (not shown in the figure) is provided in the mounting shell 417. The rotator is, for example, a motor. The output end of the rotator passes through the top of the mounting shell 417 and is fixedly sleeved with a transmission gear meshing with the driven gear 422. By opening the rotator, the rotator drives the transmission gear, and the transmission gear drives the driven gear 422, thereby causing the hollow rod 423 in the corresponding container body 406 to rotate, and the hollow rod 423 crushes the vegetation sample in the container body 406 through the crushing blades, thereby reducing the burden of manual subsequent processing.
[0094] Preferably, the thickness of the transmission gear of this embodiment is greater than the thickness of the driven gear 422, and the top movable sleeve of the hollow rod 423 is provided with a connected joint, and the top of the joint abuts against the liquid outlet end of the circulation seat so that it can move downward with the container body 406. The circulation seat is connected to the corresponding movable block 404 through a connecting rod 418, and the movable block 404 adopts a sliding block and a vertical slide groove provided on the inner wall of the assembly groove 403 to slide in cooperation, and the sliding block is connected to an inner wall of the vertical slide groove through an elastic member 405. The top of the circulation seat is connected with a sleeve 414, and an annular plate coaxial with the annular frame 402 is provided above the sleeve 414. The annular plate is provided with a number of movable holes for inserting the sleeve 414, and the connection between the two can be sealed with a sealing ring. An annular hollow shell 413 is provided on the top of the annular plate through a bearing rotation sleeve. The annular hollow shell 413 is fixed to the bottom of the drone body 100, and a connecting water pipe 412 is provided on the top of the annular hollow shell 413 to connect to an external water supply device to supply liquid into the annular hollow shell 413. A ball contact rod is provided on the top of the sleeve 414. The ball contact rod is a rod body with a ball embedded at one end. The top inner wall of the annular hollow shell 413 is provided with an arc-shaped protrusion (not shown in the figure) for pushing the ball contact rod to move downward.
[0095] When there is no vegetation sample in the container body 406, the user can connect the external water supply equipment at the connection water pipe 412, and at the same time drive the annular frame 402 to rotate through the rotating mechanism 408. The rotation of the annular frame 402 drives the container body 406 through the movable block 404, and then the sleeve 414 drives the annular plate to rotate relative to the annular hollow shell 413. During the rotation process, the ball contact rod on the sleeve 414 intermittently contacts the arc-shaped protrusion, and then the sleeve 414, the circulation seat and the connecting rod 418 make the corresponding movable block 404 and the container body 406 move downward. When the ball contact rod is separated from the arc-shaped protrusion, the movable block 404 and the container body 406 are reset under the action of the elastic member 405. In this way, the container body 406 can reciprocate up and down, and the external water supply equipment can supply water to the container body 406. The liquid enters the annular hollow shell 413 through the connecting water pipe 412 and then enters each flow seat and the hollow rod 423 through the sleeve 414, and is then sprayed out from the water spray hole on its outer wall into the container body 406, thereby achieving efficient cleaning of the container body 406. Furthermore, the thickness of the transmission gear is greater than the thickness of the driven gear 422, and the driven gear 422 is always engaged with the transmission gear when the hollow rod 423 moves up and down, and when the annular frame 402 rotates, the driven gear 422 rotates around the transmission gear, so that the hollow rod 423 rotates in the container body 406, thereby facilitating the cleaning of the hollow rod 423 by the liquid in the container body 406, and effectively preventing the residual vegetation samples in the container body 406 from affecting the subsequent vegetation sampling work.
[0096] A method for evaluating the carbon sequestration capacity value of river and lake water ecosystems, using the above evaluation system, includes the following steps:
[0097] S1: Collect different types of vegetation samples and corresponding vegetation image data in the target area through the data acquisition module;
[0098] S2: Processing the collected vegetation samples through the data analysis and processing module to obtain carbon content data of different types of vegetation, and obtaining vegetation biomass data of different types of vegetation according to the vegetation samples and vegetation image data, and then calculating the carbon fixation capacity data of different types of vegetation through the vegetation biomass data and carbon content data;
[0099] S3: The carbon sequestration capacity value of the target area is evaluated by summing up the carbon sequestration capacity data of different types of vegetation through the evaluation module.
[0100] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and variations may be made to the embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, and that the scope of the present invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
Claims
1. A carbon sequestration capacity value evaluation system for river and lake water ecosystems, characterized in that: include: A data acquisition module is used to collect different types of vegetation samples and corresponding vegetation image data in the target area; The ground monitoring terminal is wirelessly connected to the data acquisition module. The ground monitoring terminal includes: A data analysis and processing module is used to process the collected vegetation samples to obtain carbon content data of different types of vegetation, and to obtain vegetation biomass data of different types of vegetation based on vegetation samples and vegetation image data, and then calculate carbon fixation capacity data of different types of vegetation through vegetation biomass data and carbon content data; The evaluation module evaluates the carbon sequestration capacity value of the target area based on the total carbon sequestration capacity data of different types of vegetation.
2. The evaluation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The ground monitoring terminal also includes: The classification module is used to classify and store vegetation carbon content data, vegetation image data and biomass data of the same type of vegetation and display them through the display module, wherein the display module also displays corresponding carbon fixation capacity data.
3. The evaluation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: the specific steps of obtaining vegetation biomass data of different types of vegetation according to vegetation samples and vegetation image data are: The biomass data X1 is obtained by processing the collected vegetation samples; The biomass data X2 is obtained by processing the vegetation image data; Substitute the biomass data X1 and biomass data X2 into the following formula to calculate the vegetation biomass data Y: Y=a×X1+b×X2 Where a and b are weight coefficients.
4. The evaluation system according to claim 1, characterized in that: The data acquisition module comprises: UAV body (100); An image acquisition device (200), arranged on the drone body (100), is used to acquire vegetation image data; and A support frame (300) is arranged at the bottom of the drone body (100); and The vegetation sample collection device (400) is arranged in the support frame (300) and is used to collect vegetation samples in a target area.
5. The evaluation system according to claim 4, characterized in that: The vegetation sample collection device (400) comprises: A carrier frame (401) is arranged in the support frame (300), an annular frame (402) is rotatably arranged in the carrier frame (401), and a plurality of assembly grooves (403) are provided on the inner wall of the annular frame (402); A plurality of groups of movable blocks (404) are respectively arranged in a plurality of groups of assembly grooves (403); a container frame (407) is clamped at the bottom of the movable block (404); a container body (406) having hollow upper and lower ends is arranged in the container frame (407); a cutting portion for closing the lower end of the container body (406) is arranged at the bottom of the container frame (407); and a cover body (421) is detachably arranged at the upper end of the movable block (404); A rotating mechanism (408) is disposed on the carrier (401) and is drivingly connected to the annular frame (402) for driving the annular frame (402) to rotate; A mounting shell (417) is arranged at the axis of the annular frame (402), one side of the mounting shell (417) is embedded with an electromagnetic block 1 (409), and the outer wall of the container body (406) is embedded with a magnetic block that is attracted to the electromagnetic block 1 (409) when the electromagnetic block 1 is energized, and the bottom of the mounting shell (417) is also provided with an electromagnetic block 2 (411) for driving the corresponding cutting part to work; and, The telescopic device (410) has one end connected to the drone body (100) and the other end connected to the mounting shell (417).
6. The evaluation system according to claim 5, characterized in that: The cutting part comprises: Two groups of cutting plates (415) are symmetrically arranged at the bottom of the container frame (407), one cutting plate (415) facing the second electromagnetic block (411) is provided with a magnetic block cooperating with the second electromagnetic block (411) at the bottom, and the other cutting plate (415) is connected to the container frame (407) through an elastic member (416) for driving the cutting plate (415) to reset when the second electromagnetic block (411) is powered off; and The two sets of racks (419) are symmetrically arranged on one side of the two sets of cutting plates (415) and extend along the width direction of the cutting plates (415), and a driven gear 1 (420) is meshed between the two sets of racks (419), and the driven gear 1 (420) is rotatably arranged at the bottom of the container frame (407).
7. The evaluation system according to claim 6, characterized in that: A hollow rod (423) is inserted into the top of the cover body (421), and the outer wall of the hollow rod (423) located inside the container body (406) is provided with a plurality of groups of crushing blades and water spray holes, and the outer wall of the hollow rod (423) is sleeved with a driven gear 2 (422), and a rotator is provided in the mounting shell (417), and the output end of the rotator passes through the top of the mounting shell (417) and is fixedly sleeved with a transmission gear meshing with the driven gear 2 (422).
8. The evaluation system according to claim 7, characterized in that: The thickness of the transmission gear is greater than that of the driven gear 2 (422). The top of the hollow rod (423) is movably sleeved with a connected docking head. The top of the docking head abuts against the liquid outlet end of the circulation seat. The circulation seat is connected to the corresponding movable block (404) through a connecting rod (418). The movable block (404) adopts a slider to cooperate with a vertical slide groove provided on the inner wall of the assembly groove (403) for sliding connection, and the slider is connected to an inner wall of the vertical slide groove through an elastic member 1 (405). The top of the circulation seat is connected with a sleeve (414). An annular plate coaxial with the annular frame (402) is provided above the sleeve (414). The annular plate is provided with a plurality of movable holes for the sleeve (414) to be inserted. The top of the annular plate is rotatably sleeved with an annular hollow shell (413). The annular hollow shell (413) is fixed to the bottom of the drone body (100), and a connecting water pipe (412) is provided on the top of the annular hollow shell (413).
9. The evaluation system according to claim 8, characterized in that: A ball contact rod is provided at the top end of the sleeve (414), and an arc-shaped protrusion used to push the ball contact rod to move downward is provided on the top inner wall of the annular hollow shell (413).
10. A method for evaluating the carbon sequestration capacity value of river and lake water ecosystems, using the evaluation system according to any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that: The following steps are involved: S1: Collect different types of vegetation samples and corresponding vegetation image data in the target area through the data acquisition module; S2: Processing the collected vegetation samples through the data analysis and processing module to obtain carbon content data of different types of vegetation, and obtaining vegetation biomass data of different types of vegetation according to the vegetation samples and vegetation image data, and then calculating the carbon fixation capacity data of different types of vegetation through the vegetation biomass data and carbon content data; S3: The carbon sequestration capacity value of the target area is evaluated by summing up the carbon sequestration capacity data of different types of vegetation through the evaluation module.
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