Spatial estimation of antibiotic residues in surface soils in a typical intensive vegetable cultivation area in China
Hu Mao-Gui
2012
关键词Estimation Antibiotics Cultivation Interpolation Soils Thermal stratification Vegetables
英文摘要Antibiotic residues in surface soils can lead to serious health risks and ecological hazards. Spatial mean concentration of antibiotic residues in the soil is the most important indicator of a region's environmental risk to antibiotic residues. Considerable estimation error would lead to an inefficient strategy of pollution control that happens when sample size is small and the estimation model does not match the spatial features of the object to be surveyed. On the basis of the available datasets, it was found that the distribution of antibiotics residue in soil follows a spatial stratification pattern. Accordingly, we used a new spatial estimation method called Mean of Surface with Non-homogeneity (MSN) to estimate antibiotic concentrations in surface soil of the Shandong Province, an important vegetable growing region in China. The standard error of the mean estimates obtained by MSN was significantly smaller (by about 1.02-6.82 g/kg) than the estimation errors produced by three mainstream methods, simple arithmetic estimation (2.9-11.8 g/kg), stratified estimation (2.5-10.6 g/kg) and ordinary kriging estimation (2.2-8.2 g/kg). 2012 Elsevier B.V.
出处Science of the Total Environment
430页:126-131
收录类别EI
语种英语
内容类型EI期刊论文
源URL[http://ir.igsnrr.ac.cn/handle/311030/27702]  
专题地理科学与资源研究所_历年回溯文献
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Hu Mao-Gui. Spatial estimation of antibiotic residues in surface soils in a typical intensive vegetable cultivation area in China. 2012.
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