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Improving early land reclamation performance evaluations within the Athabasca Oil Sands Region using Plant Root Simulator (PRS[TM]) to assess reclaimed upland forest soil function

Improving early land reclamation performance evaluations within the Athabasca Oil Sands Region using Plant Root Simulator (PRS[TM]) to assess reclaimed upland forest soil function
使用植物根模拟器(PRS[TM])改进阿萨巴斯卡油砂地区的早期土地开垦绩效评估,以评估开垦的高地森林土壤功能
批准号:
530262-2018
负责人:
Murphy, Stephen
金额:
$1.79万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Engage Grants Program
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31

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日加油砂有限公司(JACOS)是一家油砂开采公司,也是Hangingstone油砂项目的运营商,该项目位于Fort McMurray西南约50公里处,Anzac原住民社区以西25公里处。JACOS是众多从事资源开采的公司之一,比如阿萨巴斯卡油砂;法律要求他们开垦土地,并在可能的情况下生态恢复土地**或作为许可证的一部分。一个主要的障碍是,一旦填海或恢复土地,连续轨迹的变化很大,即很难衡量是否达到了许可证的预期效果和结果。结合行业和政府在减轻环境影响方面的道德责任,迫切需要找到能够准确评估早期生态演替动态的指标,以及是否有可能达到规定的功能和生产力目标。这是一项巨大而基础的科学挑战;这一挑战的工业应用甚至更大,因为如果没有明确的能力来实现土地复垦、恢复和抵消目标,资源开采就无法进行。土壤养分循环过程的功能**是最有前途的研究方向。前期试验表明,该指标可作为**植被群落建立、生产力和演替轨迹的准确、经济有效的指标。植物根系模拟器(PRSTM)探针是一种特殊的技术,它可能代表下一代工具,可以帮助确定一家公司是否符合资源开采的道德和监管/许可要求,例如阿萨巴萨卡油砂。该技术并不复杂,因为它可以利用土壤离子交换树脂膜来指示生物有效土壤养分通量;它的创新之处在于便携性、准确性和成本效益。
英文摘要
The Japan Canada Oil Sands Limited (JACOS) is an oil sands extraction company and operator of the**Hangingstone oil sands project located approximately 50 km southwest of Fort McMurray and 25 km west of**the First Nations' community of Anzac. JACOS is one of many companies engaged in resource extraction, like**those in the Athabasca Oil Sands; they are legally required to reclaim and if possible ecologically restore lands**or offsets as part of their license. A major barrier is the large variation in successional trajectories once land is**reclaimed or restored, i.e. it is difficult to guage whether the intended effect and outcome are being met as a**requirement of the license. Combined with the ethical responsibility industry and governments have in terms**of mitigating environmental impacts, there is in important gap and pressing need to find indicators that**accurately assess the dynamic of early ecological succession and whether the prescribed functionality and**productivity goals are likely to be met. This is an enormous and fundamental scientific challenge as is; the**industrial application of this challenge is even greater because resource extraction cannot be carried out without**clear abilities to meet land reclamation, restoration and offset goals. Soil function of nutrient cycling processes**is the most promising line of research. Early tests show that it can be an accurate and cost effective indicator of**vegetation community establishment, productivity, and successional trajectory. A specific technology, Plant**Root Simulator (PRSTM) probes, may represent the next generation of tools that can help determine if a**company is meeting the ethical and regulatory/licensing requirements of resource extaction, e.g. the Athabasaca**Oil Sands. The technology is not complex as it indicates bioavailable soil nutrient flux rates using soil ion**exchange resin membranes; its innovation is in its portability, accuracy and cost effectiveness.
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