Remote sensing dataset of landsurface in Badain Jaran Desert, 1.0(1990-2010)

This dataset contains three basic remote sensing data of digital topography (DEM), TM remote sensing image and NDVI vegetation index of badan jilin desert. 1. DEM, digital terrain data, from the SRTM1 data set released by NASA in the United States, was cropped in the desert area.The resolution is 30 m.The data is stored in the DEM folder, and the dm.ovr file can be opened by ArcGIS. 2. TM image data.The composite data of Landsat TM/ETM + 543 band released by NASA were cropped in the desert lake group distribution area.The resolution is 30 m.From 1990 to 2010, one scene was selected in summer and one scene in autumn every five years to analyze the long-term changes of the lake.In 2002, there was a scene for each quarter to analyze the changes of the lake during the year.The data is stored in TM folder, TIFF format, can be opened by ArcGIS or ENVI software.The file naming rule is yyyymm.tif, where yyyy refers to the year and mm to the month. For example, 199009 refers to the time corresponding to the impact data of September 1990. 3. NDVI, vegetation index.The modis-ndvi product MOD13Q1, released by NASA, was cropped in desert areas.The NDVI data of every ten days of the growing season (June, July, August and September) from 2000 to 2012 are included. The spatial resolution is 250 m and the temporal resolution is 16 days.Stored in NDVI folder, TIFF format, can be opened by ArcGIS or ENVI software.Mosaic_tmp_yyyyddd.hdfout.250m_16_days_ndvi_roi.tif, Where yyyy represents the year and DDD represents the day of DDD of the year.

Long-term SPOT_vegetation data of the Qaidam River Basin (1998-2008)

Sponsored by the European commission VEGETATION sensors in March 1998 by SPOT - 4 was deployed, from April 1998 to receive SPOTVGT for global VEGETATION observation data, the data by the Swedish Kiruna ground station is responsible for receiving, the image quality monitoring center in Toulouse, France is responsible for the image quality and provide the related parameters (e.g., scaling),Eventually, Belgium's Flemish Institute for Technological Research (Vito) 's VEGETATION processing Centre (CTIV) was responsible for pre-processing the data into 1km of daily global data.Preprocessing includes atmospheric correction, radiometric correction, and geometric correction to produce the maximum synthesis of NDVI data in 10 days, and set the value from -1 to -0.1 to -0.1, and then convert to the DN value of 0-250 through the formula DN= (NDVI+0.1)/0.004. This data set is mainly for normalized vegetation index (NDVI) of the qaidam river basin in the long time series, including spectral reflectance of four bands synthesized every 10 days from 1998 to 2008 and maximum NDVI in 10 days. The spatial resolution is 1km and the temporal resolution is 10 days.File formats :.hfr and.img.The file naming rule is CHN_NDV_YYYYMMDD, where YYYYMMDD is the date of the day that the file represents and is the main identifier that distinguishes it from other files.Remote sensing image files with suffixes.img and.hdf, which are used by users to analyze vegetation index, can be opened in ENVI and ERDAS software

Karyotype analysis, genomic DNA purification and genome size prediction of Ammopiptanthus mongolica, a typical desert plant in Heihe River basin (2013)

Background: this data interchange is the first data interchange of the key project of "integrated study of eco-hydrological processes in heihe basin", "genomics research on drought tolerance mechanism of typical desert plants in heihe basin".The main research targets of the key projects is a typical sand desert plants are Holly, using the current international advanced a new generation of gene sequencing technology to the whole genome sequence and gene transcription of Holly group sequence decoding, so as to explore related to drought resistance gene and gene groups, and transgenic technology in model to verify their drought resistance in plants. Process and content: as genome sequencing requires special sequencing equipment, the project is huge and the process is complex (mainly including genome library construction, sequencing, data analysis and genome assembly), so it needs to be completed by a professional sequencing company.After contacting with sequencing companies, we learned that before sequencing an unknown genome, the size and complexity of the genome should be predicted, which is a necessary prerequisite for designing sequencing schemes and strategies.Therefore, in 2013, we mainly predicted the chromosome composition, genome size and complexity of sand Holly, and successfully established the extraction and purification method of its genomic DNA.The results showed that the plant was diploid, the genome was composed of 9 staining lines (18 lines of diploid), and the genome size was 1.07G.The quality test results of the genomic DNA indicated that the requirements of the obtained DNA complex sequencing have been sent to the sequencing company for library construction and sequencing, which is now in progress.In addition, in order to obtain a large number of uniform plant materials, we have discussed the induction of callus, which has been successful.Due to these reasons, we were unable to complete the genome sequencing and submit the relevant data of sand Holly in accordance with the original plan of the project this year, mainly because we did not count the predicted contents of the genome before. Data usage: the data obtained in this year on ploidy, karyotype composition and genome size of lycopodium SPP.The success of the callus induction provides a high-quality material guarantee for the subsequent transcriptome sequencing and drought-resistance mechanism research experiments, and it is also a new contribution to the cytological and physiological research of the plant.