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2021-04-16

Fractal characteristics of geomorphological heterogeneity in Xisha Islands waters under Multiple Linear Regression

Características fractales de la heterogeneidad geomorfológica en las aguas de las islas Xisha bajo regresión lineal múltiple

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https://doi.org/10.15446/esrj.v25n1.94076

Keywords:

Multiple linear regression, the Xisha Islands, water area, landforms, heterogeneity, fractal characteristics (en)
Regresión lineal múltiple, Las islas Xisha, Área de agua, Accidentes geográficos, Heterogeneidad, Características fractales (es)

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  • Xuli Wang Department of Management Engineering, Inner Mongolia Vocational College of Chemical Engineering, Hohhot 010070, China

Based on the obvious anisotropy of Xisha Islands waters topography, the uneven fractal characteristics of Xisha Islands waters topography are studied by using multivariate linear expression. Using multiple linear regression analysis method to extract the projection of heterogeneous characteristic factors, the geometric heterogeneous characteristics of Xisha Islands waters are obtained. The fractal feature of landform is studied based on projection coverage method, and the non-isotropic body irregularity in Xisha Islands waters is measured. Experimental results show that this method can effectively analyze the non-uniform fractal characteristics of the Xisha Islands waters. The fractal dimension of different types of landforms in Xisha Islands in the corresponding region is high mountain area > medium and low mountain area > basin area, which reflects the difference of surface roughness or complexity of different types of landforms. The calculated fractal dimension is helpful to reveal the heterogeneity of general geomorphological features in different development stages.

Con base en la anisotropía obvia de la topografía de las aguas de las islas Xisha, se estudian las características fractales desiguales de la topografía de las aguas de las islas Xisha mediante el uso de una expresión lineal multivariante. Utilizando el método de análisis de regresión lineal múltiple para extraer la proyección de factores característicos heterogéneos, se obtienen las características geométricas heterogéneas de las aguas de las Islas Xisha. La característica fractal de la forma del terreno se estudia con base en el método de cobertura de proyección y se mide la irregularidad del cuerpo no isotrópico en las aguas de las islas Xisha. Los resultados experimentales muestran que este método puede analizar eficazmente las características fractales no uniformes de las aguas de las islas Xisha. La dimensión fractal de diferentes tipos de accidentes geográficos en las islas Xisha en la región correspondiente es: zona de alta montaña > zona de media y baja montaña > zona de la cuenca, que refleja la diferencia de rugosidad o complejidad de la superficie de diferentes tipos de accidentes geográficos. La dimensión fractal calculada es útil para revelar la heterogeneidad de las características geomorfológicas generales en diferentes etapas de desarrollo.

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Wang, X. (2021). Fractal characteristics of geomorphological heterogeneity in Xisha Islands waters under Multiple Linear Regression. Earth Sciences Research Journal, 25(1), 41–48. https://doi.org/10.15446/esrj.v25n1.94076

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Wang, Xuli. 2021. “Fractal characteristics of geomorphological heterogeneity in Xisha Islands waters under Multiple Linear Regression”. Earth Sciences Research Journal 25 (1):41-48. https://doi.org/10.15446/esrj.v25n1.94076.

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Wang, X. “Fractal characteristics of geomorphological heterogeneity in Xisha Islands waters under Multiple Linear Regression”. Earth Sciences Research Journal, vol. 25, no. 1, Apr. 2021, pp. 41-48, doi:10.15446/esrj.v25n1.94076.

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