Salinity Intrusion Delays Transplanting and Reduces Yield of Paddy Rice in the Vietnam Mekong Delta

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Authors: Quan Wang, Yang Kun
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Abstract

This is the grid data and code attachment for the paper that is about to undergo peer review. **File Descriptions** - **`Julian(Aut/Spr)2.zip`**: Contains the transplanting date in Julian day format. The count starts from January 1 of the year in the filename. For many pixels of winter-spring paddy, transplanting occurred in the previous year, resulting in negative values.- **`Julian_GPlong_(Aut/Spr)LT70.zip`**: Contains the length of the paddy growing period, in days.- **`ECmean_GP_VEP_(Spr/Aut)GT70.zip`**: Contains the average soil electrical conductivity (EC, in dS m⁻¹) during the Vegetative Phase (VEP).- **`GT70_Cb_EC(spr/aut)BF(3/5/10).zip`**: Contains the average soil electrical conductivity (EC, in dS m⁻¹) for the 3, 5, and 10 days preceding the transplanting date.- **`RelativeYield_(Spr/Aut)GT70_scenario(1/2).zip`**: Contains the relative yield (in percentage) under Scenario 1 and Scenario 2. The relative yield is 100% under non-saline conditions. The two scenarios are: **Scenario 1** (planting only traditional varieties under salinity stress) and **Scenario 2** (planting a mix of traditional and salt-tolerant varieties under salinity stress). - dtw.py is code of identify paddy.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Rice Cultivation and Yield Improvement Engineering and Agricultural Innovations Climate change impacts on agriculture

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
12 February 2026
Language
EN