Coastal wetlands are crucial for the‘blue carbon sink’,significantly contributing to regulating climate change.This study util-ized 160 soil samples,35 remote sensing features,and 5 geo-climatic data to accurately e...Coastal wetlands are crucial for the‘blue carbon sink’,significantly contributing to regulating climate change.This study util-ized 160 soil samples,35 remote sensing features,and 5 geo-climatic data to accurately estimate the soil organic carbon stocks(SOCS)in the coastal wetlands of Tianjin and Hebei,China.To reduce data redundancy,simplify model complexity,and improve model inter-pretability,Pearson correlation analysis(PsCA),Boruta,and recursive feature elimination(RFE)were employed to optimize features.Combined with the optimized features,the soil organic carbon density(SOCD)prediction model was constructed by using multivariate adaptive regression splines(MARS),extreme gradient boosting(XGBoost),and random forest(RF)algorithms and applied to predict the spatial distribution of SOCD and estimate the SOCS of different wetland types in 2020.The results show that:1)different feature combinations have a significant influence on the model performance.Better prediction performance was attained by building a model using RFE-based feature combinations.RF has the best prediction accuracy(R^(2)=0.587,RMSE=0.798 kg/m^(2),MAE=0.660 kg/m^(2)).2)Optical features are more important than radar and geo-climatic features in the MARS,XGBoost,and RF algorithms.3)The size of SOCS is related to SOCD and the area of each wetland type,aquaculture pond has the highest SOCS,followed by marsh,salt pan,mud-flat,and sand shore.展开更多
基金Under the auspices of National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.42101393,41901375,52274166)Hebei Natural Science Foundation(No.D2022209005,D2023209008)Central Guided Local Science and Technology Development Fund Project of Hebei Province(No.236Z3305G,246Z4201G)Key Research and Development Program of Science and Technology Plan of Tangshan,China(No.22150221J)。
文摘Coastal wetlands are crucial for the‘blue carbon sink’,significantly contributing to regulating climate change.This study util-ized 160 soil samples,35 remote sensing features,and 5 geo-climatic data to accurately estimate the soil organic carbon stocks(SOCS)in the coastal wetlands of Tianjin and Hebei,China.To reduce data redundancy,simplify model complexity,and improve model inter-pretability,Pearson correlation analysis(PsCA),Boruta,and recursive feature elimination(RFE)were employed to optimize features.Combined with the optimized features,the soil organic carbon density(SOCD)prediction model was constructed by using multivariate adaptive regression splines(MARS),extreme gradient boosting(XGBoost),and random forest(RF)algorithms and applied to predict the spatial distribution of SOCD and estimate the SOCS of different wetland types in 2020.The results show that:1)different feature combinations have a significant influence on the model performance.Better prediction performance was attained by building a model using RFE-based feature combinations.RF has the best prediction accuracy(R^(2)=0.587,RMSE=0.798 kg/m^(2),MAE=0.660 kg/m^(2)).2)Optical features are more important than radar and geo-climatic features in the MARS,XGBoost,and RF algorithms.3)The size of SOCS is related to SOCD and the area of each wetland type,aquaculture pond has the highest SOCS,followed by marsh,salt pan,mud-flat,and sand shore.
