Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(24), P. 11123 - 11123
Published: Dec. 18, 2024
The
Qinghai–Tibetan
Plateau
(QTP)
has
the
largest
area
of
natural
grassland
in
China,
and
continuous
degradation
poses
a
serious
threat
to
regional
ecological
security
sustainable
resource
management.
It
is
essential
comprehensively
evaluate
cost–benefit
differences
drivers
across
various
zones
enhance
management
practices.
This
study
presents
zonal
framework
for
restoration
degraded
grasslands
based
on
analysis,
specifically
applied
Qinghai
Northeastern
QTP.
results
indicate:
(1)
Although
overall
NDVI
shows
an
upward
trend,
some
areas
still
exhibit
significant
degradation.
(2)
Cost–benefit
analysis
can
divide
into
four
types
Ecological
Management
Zones
(EMZs):
high-cost–high-benefit
zone,
high-cost–low-benefit
low-cost–low-benefit
low-cost–high-benefit
zone.
(3)
driving
factors
show
different
EMZs.
Based
these
research
findings,
differentiated
spatial
planning
strategies
were
developed
each
EMZ.
not
only
provides
scientific
methodology
but
also
offers
important
insights
resources
QTP
other
ecologically
sensitive
areas.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(20), P. 3884 - 3884
Published: Oct. 18, 2024
Grassland
degradation
poses
a
significant
challenge
to
achieving
the
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
on
Qinghai–Tibetan
Plateau
(QTP).
Effective
monitoring
of
grassland
is
essential
for
ecological
restoration.
Hyperspectral
technology
offers
efficient
and
accurate
identification
degradation.
However,
influence
observation
time,
data
analysis
methods
classification
techniques
accuracy
identifying
alpine
grasslands
remains
unclear.
In
this
study,
spectral
reflectance
degraded
meadow,
shrub
Tibetan
barley
was
measured
from
May
September
2023
using
ground
spectrometer
in
northeastern
QTP.
First-order
derivatives
(FDR)
continuum
removal
were
applied
spectra,
characteristic
parameters
vegetation
indices
calculated.
Support
vector
machine
(SVM),
random
forest
(RF),
artificial
neural
network
(ANN)
decision
tree
(DT)
then
used
compare
between
different
months,
transformation
parameters.
The
results
showed
that
peaked
July,
with
differences
near
infrared
(NIR)
bands
meadow
meadow.
Alpine
greater
compared
other
types,
especially
NIR
bands.
Data
transformations
improved
absorption
characteristics
visible
Indices
such
as
DVI,
RVI
NDGI
effectively
differentiated
types.
Optimal
July
achieved
FDR
ANN
or
SVM
classification.
This
study
provides
methodological
insights
As
the
most
extensive
temperate
grassland
in
world,
Eurasian
Steppe
provides
various
ecological
services
that
support
environment
and
human
well-being.
However,
degradation
has
become
a
serious
environmental
issue.
Most
of
traditional
assessments
ignore
sensitivity
ecosystems
to
climatic
conditions.
In
response,
our
study
introduces
new
comprehensive
identification
framework
integrates
vegetation
growth
climate
change,
using
novel
long-term
monitoring
methodology
detect
improvement.
The
quantifies
area
degree
improvement
long
time-series
data
from
2000
−
2020.
Then,
driving
factors
change
were
analyzed
quantitative
model.
Our
findings
reveal
clear
trend
was
identified,
with
improved
being
4.72
times
larger
than
degraded
(221.4
×
104
46.92
km2,
respectively).
Tibetan
Plateau
Loess
led
Simultaneously,
surrounding
northern
Caspian
Sea
been
severely
degraded.
three
areas
correspond
frigid
humid
semi-humid
grassland,
arid
semi-arid
respectively.
Globally,
combined
effects
activities
dominated
observed
improvement,
accounting
for
77.13%
89.64%,
method
robust
tool
detecting
across
large
scales,
offering
scientific
achieving
United
Nations'
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs),
particularly
land
neutrality
(LDN).
Land,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(12), P. 2195 - 2195
Published: Dec. 16, 2024
The
rapid
expansion
of
cropland
in
Cambodia,
the
world’s
seventh-largest
rice
exporter,
has
created
an
imbalance
land
use
structure.
However,
there
is
a
lack
quantitative
investigation
loss
ecological
as
result
and
its
drivers.
In
this
research,
spatial
autocorrelation,
landscape
pattern
index
transfer
matrix
methods
were
used
based
on
data
from
2000
to
2023.
Then,
eXtreme
Gradient
Boosting-SHapley
Additive
exPlanations
(XGBoost-SHAP)
Geographic
Detector
explore
drivers
expansion.
findings
indicate
that
expanse
agricultural
Cambodia
significantly
increased
by
13.47%.
proportion
area
(37.87%)
close
forest
(40.19%).
Cultivated
dominated
fields,
supplemented
drylands.
Spatial
clustering
obvious
both
drylands
fields.
Drylands
are
mainly
concentrated
eastern
western
mountainous
areas
northern
border,
while
fields
central
plains.
encroached
total
30,579.27km2
land,
which
62.88%
was
dry
37.12%
Forests
shrubs
main
source
cropland.
addition,
soil
type
(0.18),
elevation
(0.17)
GDP
(0.17),
population
(0.52)
their
interactions
strongly
drove
dryland
should
conduct
scientific
research
assess
demand
for
growth
economic
progress.
It
realize
orderly
cultivated
reduce
damage
promote
coordinated
development
society,
environment
economy.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(24), P. 11123 - 11123
Published: Dec. 18, 2024
The
Qinghai–Tibetan
Plateau
(QTP)
has
the
largest
area
of
natural
grassland
in
China,
and
continuous
degradation
poses
a
serious
threat
to
regional
ecological
security
sustainable
resource
management.
It
is
essential
comprehensively
evaluate
cost–benefit
differences
drivers
across
various
zones
enhance
management
practices.
This
study
presents
zonal
framework
for
restoration
degraded
grasslands
based
on
analysis,
specifically
applied
Qinghai
Northeastern
QTP.
results
indicate:
(1)
Although
overall
NDVI
shows
an
upward
trend,
some
areas
still
exhibit
significant
degradation.
(2)
Cost–benefit
analysis
can
divide
into
four
types
Ecological
Management
Zones
(EMZs):
high-cost–high-benefit
zone,
high-cost–low-benefit
low-cost–low-benefit
low-cost–high-benefit
zone.
(3)
driving
factors
show
different
EMZs.
Based
these
research
findings,
differentiated
spatial
planning
strategies
were
developed
each
EMZ.
not
only
provides
scientific
methodology
but
also
offers
important
insights
resources
QTP
other
ecologically
sensitive
areas.