Multi-Scale Ground Deformation in Beijing Plain Revealed by a Joint 2D-FFT and MGWR Decomposition of InSAR Observation by Nian Feng, Lei Xie, Wenbin Xu, Miao Yu

“…Understanding urban surface deformation from InSAR one dimensional line-of-sight observation is challenging due to the interplay of various natural and anthropogenic driving factors. This article proposes a novel multiscale InSAR deformation decomposition method that integrates two-dimensional fast Fourier transform with a multiscale geographically weighted regression model. …”
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The distribution of nutrients and chlorophyll-a in the temperate coast of China: implications for marine ecological risks in the context of global warming by Dapeng Bai, Dapeng Bai, Hongxian Chu, Hongxian Chu, Yongcai Feng, Yongcai Feng, Lixin Wang, Lixin Wang, Lixin Wang, Meiling Yin, Meiling Yin

“…However, under the context of human activities leading to global warming, factors influencing alterations in coastal nutrient dynamics remain a mystery.MethodsA study was conducted to investigate the spatial distribution characteristics of nutrients and chlorophyll-a at 55 stations in the Bohai Bay region during the autumn of 2021.ResultsThe dominant factor influencing coastal zone ecology in the surveyed area was identified as temperature. …”
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