人类对喀麦隆西北部雅基里地区土地覆盖动态的影响

Nkwemoh Clement Anguh, Wirsir Destain Yungsi
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雅基里高原是撒哈拉以南地区的一个缩影,在这里,人类对土地覆被动态产生了难以言喻的影响。因此,本研究旨在详细解读人类在决定土地覆被变化中的作用。研究依赖于从二手和一手资料来源收集数据。对 17 个村庄的 310 名农民和 84 名牧民进行了问卷调查。在焦点小组讨论和访谈中获得的信息与实地测量和观察结果相结合。恩坎贝 NB32XVII 地形图的比例尺为 1:200 000:1:200 000 的地形图。利用多光谱扫描仪(MSS)、专题成像仪(TM)和增强型专题成像仪+(ETM+)从卫星图像中获取数据。使用了 2007 年的 ASTER 图像。使用 SPSS、ArcGIS 和 ERDAS IMAGINE 软件处理数据。研究结果表明,人类活动是造成退化的主要原因;同时,物理因素也是造成雅基里高原土壤侵蚀和大规模移动的主要原因。归一化差异植被指数(NDVI)显示,NDVI 值从 1988 年的 +0.92、2001 年的 +0.74、2020 年的 +0.5,表明植被减少。同时,土地覆被分类显示森林/土地覆被发生了变化,从 1988 年的 24.4% 降至 2020 年的 9.83%,森林覆被减少了 14.5%。相反,建筑密集区、草地(热带草原)和裸露地面的土地覆被等级分别从 1988 年的 34.4%、10% 和 31.2%上升到 2020 年的 37.7%、14% 和 38%。我们的研究还发现,人口压力、森林砍伐、初级农业活动、过度放牧和森林开发等做法改变了雅基里的地貌。所提出的解决方案侧重于通过改进农耕系统(如农林业)和应用某些技术方法来恢复景观。所提出的解决方案既能满足当代人的需求,又不会损害后代人的利益。
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The Role of Man on Land Cover Dynamics in the Jakiri Area, N.W. Region of Cameroon
The Jakiri Plateau is an epitome of sub-Saharan agglomerations where man has had an untold impact on the land cover dynamics. This research thus stood to decipher and view in detail the role of man in determining landcover change. The study relies on the collection of data from secondary and primary sources. Questionnaires were administered to 310 Farmers and 84 Pastoralists in 17 villages. Information from Focus Group Discussions and Interviews was beefed up with facts based on measurements and Observations from the Field. The Topographic Map of Nkambe NB32XVII, at the scale: 1:200 000, was exploited. Data from satellite images were derived using the Multi-Spectral Scanner (MSS), Thematic Mapper (TM), and Enhanced Thematic Mapper plus (ETM +). ASTER images for 2007 were used. Data were treated with the use of SPSS, ArcGIS and ERDAS IMAGINE software. The study reveals that anthropogenic actions are predominant in degradation; meanwhile, physical factors only contribute to the degradation process that rendered the Jakiri plateau susceptible to soil erosion and mass movement. The Normalized Different Vegetation Index (NDVI) revealed a decrease in NDVI values from +0.92 in 1988, +0.74 in 2001 and +0.5 in 2020, showing a vegetation decrease. Meanwhile, the Land Cover Classification revealed a change in forest/land cover, from 24.4% in 1988 to 9.83% in 2020, with a decrease in forest cover of 14.5%. On the contrary, built-up areas, grassland (savannah) and bare surfaces have witnessed an increase in land cover classes from 34.4%, 10%, and 31.2% in 1988 to 37.7%, 14%, and 38% in 2020, respectively. Our study equally identified population pressure, deforestation, rudimentary agricultural activities, overgrazing and forest exploitation Practices that transformed the landscape of Jakiri. The solutions that have been proposed focus on landscape restoration through improved farming systems such as agroforestry and also the application of certain technical methods. The proposed solutions are those that will take care of the needs of the present generation without jeopardizing that of the future generation.
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