Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 10, 2023
Abstract
The
rapid
process
of
urbanization
and
industrialization
has
intensified
the
competition
among
various
stakeholders
for
land
resources,
leading
to
increasingly
fierce
mutual
conversion
between
production,
living
ecological
land,
thus
causing
fluctuations
in
regional
environmental
quality.
This
study
focuses
on
upper
reaches
Yangtze
River
(URYR),
use
data
were
obtained
by
interpreting
five
remotely-sensed
images
taken
1980,
1990,
2000,
2010,
2020.
Using
methods
such
as
transfer
matrix,
quality
index,
geographic
detector
etc.,
conducts
quantitative
analysis
transformation,
eco-environmental
effects,
influencing
factors
URYR.
results
show
that
from
1980
2020,
transformation
is
manifested
an
increase
a
decrease
production
land.
primary
type
space
evolution
overall
eco-environment
declined.
high-value
areas
are
mostly
concentrated
southwest
east,
while
low-value
aggregation
formed
central
western
parts.
Natural
environment
serve
base
influence
strong
weak
topographic
relief,
slope,
net
productivity
(NPP),
mean
annual
temperature,
altitude,
intensity,
economic
density,
average
precipitation,
road
network
population
density
diversity.
research
findings
presented
this
paper
can
valuable
reference
fields
conservation
territorial
spatial
planning.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(23), P. 10322 - 10322
Published: Nov. 26, 2024
Research
investigates
the
transformations
in
production–living–ecological
spaces
(PLES)
across
diverse
scenarios
and
their
ecological
effects,
with
aim
of
offering
advice
for
environmental
preservation
long-term
growth
Sichuan
Province.
Utilizing
PLUS
model,
we
simulated
PLES
configuration
Province
year
2030
subsequently
evaluated
its
impacts
using
an
effect
assessment
model.
The
findings
reveal
that:
(1)
population
GDP
are
key
drivers
expansion
Industrial-Production
Spaces
(IMPS),
Urban-Living
(ULS),
Rural-Living
(RLS),
whereas
altitude
has
a
crucial
influence
on
shaping
Agricultural-Production
(APS),
Forest-Ecological
(FES),
Grassland-Ecological
(GES),
Water-Ecological
(WES),
Other-Ecological
(OES);
(2)
significant
changes
observed
by
four
scenarios,
notable
distinctions
between
production
priority
scenario
other
three;
(3)
variations
quality
exist
among
concerning
PLES;
(4)
reasons
behind
better
or
worse
conditions
differ
scenarios.
research
demonstrates
that
model
can
effectively
simulate
under
multiple
2030,
various
potential
development
pathways
corresponding
thereby
aiding
selection
optimal
pathways.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(24), P. 10992 - 10992
Published: Dec. 14, 2024
Ecological
zoning
is
essential
for
optimizing
regional
ecological
management
and
improving
environmental
protection
efficiency.
While
previous
studies
have
primarily
focused
on
the
independent
analysis
of
land
use
intensity
(LUI)
landscape
risk
(LER),
there
has
been
limited
research
their
coupled
relationship.
This
study,
conducted
in
Western
Jilin
(WJL),
introduces
an
innovative
method
based
Production–Living–Ecological
Space
(PLES)
framework,
which
explores
interactions
between
LUI
LER,
filling
a
gap
existing
research.
The
employs
coupling
coordination
degree
(CCD)
model
Geographic
Information
System
(GIS)
technology
to
construct
LUI-ERI
model,
used
delineate
zones.
results
indicate
that:
(1)
PLES
study
area
predominantly
production
space
(PS),
with
largest
transfer
being
(PES)
2784.23
km2,
most
significant
PS
3112.33
km2.
(2)
Between
2000
2020,
both
LER
exhibited
downward
trends,
opposite
spatial
distribution
characteristics.
“middle”
zone
“highest”
were
dominant
types,
covering
approximately
46%
45%
total
area,
respectively.
(3)
showed
polarized
trend,
overall
upward
trajectory
from
2020.
(4)
WJL
can
be
categorized
into
core
(ECP)
zone,
potential
governance
(EPG)
comprehensive
monitoring
(ECM)
optimization
(EO)
restoration
(ER)
occupying
61.63%
area.
provides
novel
perspective
offers
systematic
scientific
basis
planning.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 259 - 259
Published: Dec. 23, 2022
This
study
analyzes
territorial
spatial
pattern
changes
and
landscape
under
different
economic
development
gradients
in
1980,
1990,
2000,
2010
2018
the
Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei
(BTH)
region
of
China.
Then
it
discusses
relationship
between
area
patterns.
The
results
indicate
that:
(1)
for
middle-
low-development
regions
are
characterized
by
“continuous
shrinkage
agricultural
space,
continuous
expansion
urban
a
decrease
followed
an
increase
ecological
space”;
(2)
higher
level
regional
development,
more
severe
change
national
territory;
(3)
common
trend
structural
transformation
is
obvious
flow
production
space
into
rural
living
space—the
difference
that
outflow
than
inflow,
while
opposite
holds
true
medium-
high-development
regions;
(4)
fragmentation
degree
increasing,
decreasing.
With
spread
diversity
decreases
increases,
respectively.
correlation
metrics
shows
distinct
differences.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 10, 2023
Abstract
The
rapid
process
of
urbanization
and
industrialization
has
intensified
the
competition
among
various
stakeholders
for
land
resources,
leading
to
increasingly
fierce
mutual
conversion
between
production,
living
ecological
land,
thus
causing
fluctuations
in
regional
environmental
quality.
This
study
focuses
on
upper
reaches
Yangtze
River
(URYR),
use
data
were
obtained
by
interpreting
five
remotely-sensed
images
taken
1980,
1990,
2000,
2010,
2020.
Using
methods
such
as
transfer
matrix,
quality
index,
geographic
detector
etc.,
conducts
quantitative
analysis
transformation,
eco-environmental
effects,
influencing
factors
URYR.
results
show
that
from
1980
2020,
transformation
is
manifested
an
increase
a
decrease
production
land.
primary
type
space
evolution
overall
eco-environment
declined.
high-value
areas
are
mostly
concentrated
southwest
east,
while
low-value
aggregation
formed
central
western
parts.
Natural
environment
serve
base
influence
strong
weak
topographic
relief,
slope,
net
productivity
(NPP),
mean
annual
temperature,
altitude,
intensity,
economic
density,
average
precipitation,
road
network
population
density
diversity.
research
findings
presented
this
paper
can
valuable
reference
fields
conservation
territorial
spatial
planning.