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15 September 2011 Research on the hydrographic net change of Jing-Hang Great Canal in Nanwang part during 300 years
Xingxing Wang, Jiantao Bi, Zhen Yu
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Abstract
Jing-Hang Great Canal is the earliest canal in the world, it has an important role in the transportation between south and north China during almost 2,000 years. But with the development new technologies, the Great Canal has lost its role from 19th century. Especially in Nanwang part of canal, it has disappeared as a dry drain now. In order to find the reason of Nanwang canal disappeared from 1700 gradually, we put forward a new method to find the change of it. In this paper ,we first use an old map which draw in 300 years ago to obtain the old time environment status and correct it into nowadays remote sensing data to reveal the old sub-rivers which has run into canal in the old time. We also use some history materials to get the social information such as population data, county and village data. Second we using present remote sensing data to extract river, farmland data, we also collect the population data now in this area. In the end we compared this two period data to find the different hydrographic net in 300 years. The result will give us the answer for the canal change and give us a hint for reconstruction the Great Canal in the future.
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Xingxing Wang, Jiantao Bi, and Zhen Yu "Research on the hydrographic net change of Jing-Hang Great Canal in Nanwang part during 300 years", Proc. SPIE 8156, Remote Sensing and Modeling of Ecosystems for Sustainability VIII, 81560T (15 September 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.898048
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KEYWORDS
Remote sensing

Geographic information systems

Bromine

Roads

Agriculture

Silicon

Astatine

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