Exploring the Synergy Between Transport Superiority and the Rural Population System in Yunnan Province: A Temporal and Spatial Analysis for 2013 to 2021
Qunying Hong,
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Z Zhang,
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Ruijia Wang
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Land,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(4), P. 762 - 762
Published: April 3, 2025
Yunnan
Province,
which
is
located
in
the
mountainous
plateau
region
of
China,
faces
numerous
challenges,
including
population
decline
rural
areas.
Achieving
coordinated
development
between
transportation
and
systems
crucial
for
fostering
sustainable
growth.
In
this
study,
we
developed
a
pressure
state
response
(PPSR)
model
comprehensive
transport
superiority
(TS)
that
considers
influence
aviation.
We
quantified
system
horizontal
across
Yunnan’s
districts
counties
period
2013
to
2021,
examining
their
temporal
spatial
heterogeneity.
Using
autocorrelation
model,
also
explored
trade-offs
synergy
TS
PPSR.
The
main
findings
are
as
follows.
(1)
From
polarization
pattern
PPSR
Province
gradually
weakened,
there
were
different
degrees
contraction
overall.
(2)
significantly
increased,
with
aviation
conditions
having
notably
positive
impact,
further
strengthening
Kunming’s
position
regional
core.
(3)
Yunnan,
relationship
significant,
collaborative
emerging
counties,
reflecting
distinct
characteristics
degree
polarization.
This
study
provides
valuable
insights
integrating
urban
areas
offers
new
perspective
revitalization.
Language: Английский
Urban ecosystem quality assessment based on the improved remote sensing ecological index
Guolin Zhang,
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Honghai Kuang
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PeerJ,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13, P. e19297 - e19297
Published: April 29, 2025
The
remote
sensing
ecological
index
(RSEI)
is
an
important
tool
for
assessing
ecosystem
quality.
However,
its
land
surface
temperature
(LST)
component
poses
challenges
due
to
complex
calculations
and
mismatched
spatial
resolution
with
other
indicators.
This
study
proposed
improved
(DRSEI).
By
replacing
the
LST
in
RSEI
difference
(DI)
(representing
PM2.5
concentration),
new
better
reflects
air
pollution's
impact
on
results
demonstrated
that
DRSEI
outperformed
quality
Chongqing's
urban
area.
It
exhibited
three
advantages:
stronger
correlation
(EI),
standard
deviation
values
closer
EI's
baseline,
lower
root
mean
square
error.
applicability
of
varied
across
different
regions:
proved
be
more
suitable
highly
urbanized
areas,
whereas
performed
suburban
regions.
Further
analysis
revealed
variability
indicators
influenced
their
loadings
principal
analysis,
thereby
affecting
assessment
results.
emphasizes
importance
considering
distribution
when
constructing
indices.
findings
suggest
could
effectively
assess
areas.
approach
provides
insights
monitoring
environmental
management.
Language: Английский