Unraveling the impact of urban expansion on vegetation carbon sequestration capacity: A case study of the Yangtze River Economic Belt
Sustainable Cities and Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 106157 - 106157
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
The Role of Water Bodies in Climate Regulation: Insights from Recent Studies on Urban Heat Island Mitigation
Zahra Jandaghian,
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Andrew F. Colombo
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Buildings,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(9), P. 2945 - 2945
Published: Sept. 18, 2024
Urban
heat
islands
(UHIs)
pose
a
significant
challenge
in
cities
worldwide,
exacerbating
energy
use,
air
pollution,
and
health
risks.
This
paper
reviews
the
role
of
water
bodies
mitigating
UHI
effects,
which
is
vital
for
informed
urban
planning
climate
adaptation.
We
analyze
how
features,
particularly
when
combined
with
green
spaces
strategic
design,
can
significantly
cool
environments.
The
effectiveness
reducing
temperatures
influenced
by
their
size,
shape,
surrounding
land
climatic
conditions,
vegetation.
Empirical
research
case
studies
indicate
that
larger
well-shaped
bodies,
due
to
extensive
surface
area
continuous
evaporation,
are
more
effective.
Furthermore,
integration
enhances
cooling
through
increased
evapotranspiration
shading.
review
highlights
placement
design
within
landscapes
as
crucial
maximizing
benefits.
By
integrating
features
other
strategies,
such
tree
planting
expanded
greenery,
effectively
counter
leading
sustainable
resilient
Language: Английский
Critical signals for grassland desertification prediction in the transition zone between desert and typical steppe in InnerMongolia, China
Baoping Meng,
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Zhuoyan Jin,
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Yang Chen
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et al.
Ecological Indicators,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
170, P. 113065 - 113065
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Assessing the environmental impact of digital and manufacturing industry co-agglomeration: Dual perspectives of geographical and virtual agglomeration
Peng Deng,
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Le Wen,
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Dong Wang
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et al.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
375, P. 124369 - 124369
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Spatial Heterogeneity of Driving Factors in Multi-Vegetation Indices RSEI Based on the XGBoost-SHAP Model: A Case Study of the Jinsha River Basin, Yunnan
Jisheng Xia,
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Guoyou Zhang,
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Shiping Ma
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et al.
Land,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(5), P. 925 - 925
Published: April 24, 2025
The
Jinsha
River
Basin
in
Yunnan
serves
as
a
crucial
ecological
barrier
southwestern
China.
Objective
assessment
and
identification
of
key
driving
factors
are
essential
for
the
region’s
sustainable
development.
Remote
Sensing
Ecological
Index
(RSEI)
has
been
widely
applied
assessments.
In
recent
years,
interpretable
machine
learning
(IML)
introduced
novel
approaches
understanding
complex
mechanisms.
This
study
employed
Google
Earth
Engine
(GEE)
to
calculate
three
vegetation
indices—NDVI,
SAVI,
kNDVI—for
area
from
2000
2022,
along
with
their
corresponding
RSEI
models
(NDVI-RSEI,
SAVI-RSEI,
kNDVI-RSEI).
Additionally,
it
analyzed
spatiotemporal
variations
these
relationship
indices.
Furthermore,
an
IML
model
(XGBoost-SHAP)
was
interpret
RSEI.
results
indicate
that
(1)
levels
2022
were
primarily
moderate;
(2)
compared
NDVI-RSEI,
SAVI-RSEI
is
more
susceptible
soil
factors,
while
kNDVI-RSEI
exhibits
lower
saturation
tendency;
(3)
potential
evapotranspiration,
land
cover,
elevation
drivers
variations,
affecting
environment
western,
southeastern,
northeastern
parts
area.
XGBoost-SHAP
approach
provides
valuable
insights
promoting
regional
Language: Английский
Regional differentiation of the pollution reduction effect of accountability audit of natural resource under the perspective of spatial mismatch in land supply: evidence from China
Journal of Environmental Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
384, P. 125554 - 125554
Published: May 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Optimization Strategies for Ecological Security Pattern Based on the Remote Sensing Ecological Index in Yunnan Province, China
Jinlin Lai,
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Jiashun Li,
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Li Liu
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et al.
Land Degradation and Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 13, 2024
ABSTRACT
Current
research
on
ecological
security
pattern
(ESP)
primarily
emphasizes
preserving
the
overall
connectivity
of
ecosystems.
However,
a
significant
gap
exists
in
systematically
identifying
ecologically
degraded
areas
and
optimizing
regional
networks.
In
particular,
southwestern
region
China,
characterized
by
complex
terrain
diverse
ecosystems,
lacks
comprehensive
dynamic
changes
ESP.
This
study
uses
machine
learning
to
identify
primary
drivers
spatial
patterns
remote
sensing
index
(RSEI)
establishes
corresponding
resistance
surface.
Through
integrating
morphological
analysis
with
circuit
theory,
we
developed
“point‐line‐area”
combined
ESP
for
Yunnan
Province
proposed
recommendations
protection.
Results
show
that
66
sources
were
identified
2000,
decreasing
52
2023,
area
increasing
from
29,730.57
43,122.06
km
2
,
southwest.
Additionally,
69
corridors
2000
total
length
reducing
5934
4813
km.
Ecological
improved
significantly;
however,
northeast
remain
sparse,
contributing
pressure.
Furthermore,
71
65
pinch
points,
along
46
53
barriers,
identified.
Overall,
source
increased
significantly,
substantial
improvements,
especially
such
as
Kunming
economic
circle
exhibit
limited
functionality.
Future
efforts
should
focus
expanding
buffer
zones
restoring
enhance
stability.
Language: Английский
An investigation into the zoning of ecosystem sensitivity control areas in Mentougou District (Beijing, China)
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(12), P. e0316025 - e0316025
Published: Dec. 19, 2024
To
achieve
a
more
precise
delineation
of
ecosystem
sensitivity
control
areas,
this
study
examines
the
Mentougou
District
in
Beijing
and
introduces
Ecosystem
Sensitivity
Control
Area
Classification
Method
(ESCACM).
This
novel
approach
combines
single-factor
analysis,
multi-factor
comprehensive
assessments,
strategies
for
zoning
based
on
various
ecological
scenarios.
The
categorizes
region
into
three
specific
zones:
first-level
management
second-level
non-management
areas.
key
findings
are:
(1)
By
systematically
categorizing
relevant
factors,
method
creates
independent,
non-overlapping
groups,
effectively
reducing
dimensionality.
(2)
After
conducting
assessment
using
multiple
scientifically
quantified
values
are
assigned
to
each
zone.
These
processed
through
mathematical
overlay
algorithms,
which
generate
composite
results
with
different
levels.
places
strong
emphasis
quantitative
thereby
enhancing
objectivity
precision
results.
(3)
use
multi-scenario
enhances
adaptability
flexibility
process.
significantly
improves
accuracy
scientific
credibility
zoning,
providing
versatile
meet
varied
needs
regions.
model
serves
as
valuable
framework
promoting
protection
efforts
support
sustainable
urban
development
objectives.
Language: Английский