Eco-environmental changes due to human activities in the Erhai Lake Basin from 1990 to 2020
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: April 15, 2024
Human
activities
have
increased
with
urbanisation
in
the
Erhai
Lake
Basin,
considerably
impacting
its
eco-environmental
quality
(EEQ).
This
study
aims
to
reveal
evolution
and
driving
forces
of
EEQ
using
water
benefit-based
ecological
index
(WBEI)
response
human
policy
variations
Basin
from
1990
2020.
Results
show
that
(1)
exhibited
a
pattern
initial
degradation,
subsequent
improvement,
further
degradation
rebound
2020,
areas
poor
fair
levels
mainly
concentrated
around
high
level
relatively
flat
terrain;
(2)
were
not
optimistic
1990,
1995
2015,
accounted
for
43.41%,
47.01%
40.05%
total
area,
respectively;
(3)
an
overall
improvement
was
observed
1995-2000,
2000-2005,
2005-2009
2015-2020,
most
significant
covering
area
823.95
km2
accounting
31.79%
area.
also
confirmed
changes
primarily
influenced
by
variations.
Moreover,
these
results
can
provide
scientific
basis
formulation
planning
sustainable
development
Basin.
Language: Английский
Can Government Environmental Auditing Help to Improve Environmental Quality? Evidence from China
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(4), P. 2770 - 2770
Published: Feb. 4, 2023
Promoting
environmental
governance
to
achieve
green
and
low-carbon
development
is
the
focus
of
attention
from
all
walks
life.
As
a
policy
tool
control
pollution,
effectiveness
audits
remains
be
verified.
Based
on
China's
provincial
data
2004
2019,
this
paper
aims
examine
impact
mechanisms
government
auditing
quality.
Results
show
that
helps
improve
overall
quality,
but
there
certain
lag
effect
occurring.
The
heterogeneity
test
suggests
comprehensive
quality
more
significant
when
competition
smaller,
financial
situation
better,
institutional
environment
weaker.
Our
analysis
provides
empirical
evidence
for
understanding
role
function
in
governance.
Language: Английский
Unraveling the Impacts of River Network Connectivity on Ecological Quality Dynamics at a Basin Scale
Xia Li,
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Xiaobiao Mo,
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Cheng Zhang
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et al.
Remote Sensing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(13), P. 2370 - 2370
Published: June 28, 2024
The
ecological
quality
of
river
basins
is
significantly
influenced
by
the
complex
network
structures
and
their
connectivity.
This
study
measured
temporal
spatial
variability
quality,
as
reflected
remote
sensing
indices
(RSEI),
examined
responses
to
connectivity
(RNC).
In
total,
8
RNC
indices,
including
structure
density
(Dr),
water
surface
ratio
(Wr),
edge-node
(β),
(γ),
node
importance
betweenness
centrality
(BC),
PageRank
(PG_R),
out_degree
(Out_D),
in_closeness
(In_C),
were
generated
at
subbasin
scale.
Our
results
highlighted
significance
in
influencing
both
values
RSEI,
extent
this
influence
varied
across
different
time
periods.
Specifically,
three
distinct
clusters
can
be
extracted
from
representing
wet,
near-normal,
dry
years.
index
γ
patterns
RSEIs,
particularly
wet
years
(R2
=
0.554),
whereas
β
displayed
a
pronounced
U-shape
correlation
with
RSEIs
0.512).
Although
did
not
correlate
directly
RSEI
levels,
did,
they
positively
affected
(EI_SD_t).
Higher
PG_R,
Out_D,
In_C
associated
increased
variability.
Based
on
these
correlations,
we
developed
RNC-based
EI_SD_t
models
high
adjusted
coefficients
determination
facilitate
assessment
ecosystem
quality.
provides
essential
insights
into
dynamics
related
within
basin
offers
valuable
guidance
for
effective
watershed
management
conservation
efforts
aimed
enhancing
resilience
sustainability.
Language: Английский
Changes in the Vegetation NPP of Mainland China under the Combined Actions of Climatic-Socioeconomic Factors
Yifeng Liu,
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Mei Xu,
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Bing Guo
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et al.
Forests,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(12), P. 2341 - 2341
Published: Nov. 29, 2023
Under
the
combined
impact
of
climatic,
socioeconomic,
and
environmental
factors,
vegetation
NPP
change
process
its
responses
to
drive
factors
in
sub-regions
Mainland
China
are
not
clear.
This
study
analyzes
changing
pattern
from
2000
2022
perspective
zoning
clarifies
response
mechanism
climate-human
interaction
based
on
gravity
center
model,
third-order
partial
correlation
coefficient
geographical
detector.
The
results
showed
that:
(1)
There
was
an
overall
decreasing
trend
southeast
northwest;
(2)
Northeast,
Northwest,
North
migrated
southwards,
while
that
Southwest,
Central
South,
East
northward
migration.;(3)
Human
activities
played
a
dominant
role
zones
with
increasing
2010,
climate
greatly
contributed
increase
during
2011–2022;
(4)
activities,
such
as
deforestation
overgrazing,
Northeast
should
be
reduced
prevent
ecosystem
degradation,
negative
human
maintain
growth
NPP.
conducted
support
decision-making
for
precise
restoration
ecosystems.
Language: Английский
Eco-environmental quality assessment of the artificial oasis of Ningxia section of the Yellow River with the MRSEI approach
Chunyuan Dong,
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Rongrong Qiao,
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Zhicheng Yang
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et al.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10
Published: Jan. 4, 2023
Remote
sensing
ecological
index
(RSEI)
has
the
advantages
of
rapid,
repeatable
and
relatively
accurate
in
regional
eco-environment
quality
assessment.
Due
to
lack
consideration
interaction
adjacent
analysis
units
RSEI
calculation,
there
is
a
few
uncertainties
assessment
results.
Based
on
RSEI,
landscape
diversity
(LDI)
was
introduced,
which
considered
heterogeneity
caused
by
difference
between
unit
one,
rebuilt
modified
remote
(MRSEI)
evaluate
artificial
oasis
Ningxia
section
Yellow
River.
The
results
showed
that
area
Fair
Poor
grades
low
MRSEI
year
(2000)
greater
than
other
grades,
Moderate
high
(2020).
conversion
characteristics
different
were
grades.
During
study
period,
improved,
composition
pattern
land
use
types
had
significant
impact
MRSEI.
Introduction
LDI-improved
can
not
only
include
heterogeneous
effect
but
also
consider
spatial
scale
LDI
make
evaluation
more
credible.
However,
some
factors
(e.g.,
LDI,
NDVI,
NDBSI)
represent
accumulation
surface
status
over
long-time
scales,
while
others
Wet
LST)
reflects
short-time
features
surface.
Therefore,
how
eliminate
uncertainty
temporal
mismatch
challenge
for
applications.
Language: Английский
Spatiotemporal Patterns and Driving Factors of the Ecological Environmental Quality along the Jakarta–Bandung High-Speed Railway in Indonesia
Xin Dai,
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Jianping Chen,
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Chenli Xue
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et al.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(16), P. 12426 - 12426
Published: Aug. 16, 2023
Economic
globalization
and
rapid
urbanization
have
affected
ecological
environments
in
global
regions
to
different
degrees.
Timely,
objective
quantitative
evaluations
of
the
spatiotemporal
variations
regional
environmental
quality
are
key
protection
decision
making.
The
spatial
distributions
environment
levels
along
Jakarta–Bandung
high-speed
railway
from
2000
2020
were
obtained
based
on
Google
Earth
Engine
Remote
Sensing
Ecological
Index
(RSEI).
Then,
Theil–Sen
median
Mann-Kendall
methods
used
assess
temporal
RSEI
trend;
autocorrelation
evaluation
index
was
evaluate
clustering
a
scale.
results
show
that
overall
moderate,
with
temporally
fluctuating
changes
very
significant
clustering.
Approximately
20%
area
showed
strong
(improvement
or
degradation).
Areas
relatively
better
located
mainly
high-elevation
high-vegetation-coverage
regions,
while
areas
poorer
four
major
cities,
including
Jakarta,
concentrated
populations
developed
economies.
research
provide
local
governments
scientific
suggestions
regarding
synergistic
development
construction
protection.
Language: Английский
Post-earthquake recovery and its driving forces of ecological environment quality using remote sensing and GIScience, a case study of 2015 Ms8.1 Nepal earthquake
Yaohui Liu,
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Yu Lin,
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Fang Wang
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et al.
Geomatics Natural Hazards and Risk,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Nov. 22, 2023
Natural
hazards
always
have
significant
impacts
on
the
regional
ecological
environment,
causing
huge
damages
to
biodiversity,
soil
erosion,
and
impoverishment.
This
study
aimed
analyze
variation
of
environment
quality
in
Nepal
from
2014
2018,
with
a
specific
focus
impact
recovery
2015
Ms8.1
earthquake.
We
utilized
Google
Earth
Engine
(GEE)
remote
sensing
based
index
(RSEI)
evaluate
quality.
Moreover,
Moran's
I
Geodetector
model
were
employed
explore
spatial
clustering
driving
forces
post-earthquake
recovery.
The
results
indicate
that
after
earthquake,
there
was
decrease
0.0225
mean
RSEI
Nepal.
monitoring
severe-affected
areas
showed
environmental
gradually
improved
within
three
years
After
span
years,
managed
recover
its
pre-earthquake
level.
In
terms
distribution,
is
notable
correlation
Nepal,
exhibiting
higher
southern
regions
lower
northern
regions.
By
examining
behind
changes
during
period,
it
has
been
determined
altitude,
precipitation,
their
interaction
serve
as
influential
factors.
These
findings
provide
valuable
insights
into
state
Furthermore,
this
establishes
robust
theoretical
foundation
for
local
decision-makers
develop
protection
measures
enhance
disaster
risk
management.
Language: Английский
Spatio-Temporal Evolution of Vegetation Coverage and Eco-Environmental Quality and Their Coupling Relationship: A Case Study of Southwestern Shandong Province, China
Dongling Ma,
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Qian Wang,
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Qingji Huang
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et al.
Forests,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(7), P. 1200 - 1200
Published: July 11, 2024
Propelled
by
rapid
economic
growth,
the
southwestern
Shandong
urban
agglomeration
(SSUA)
in
China
has
become
a
crucial
industrial
hub,
but
this
process
somewhat
hindered
vegetation
growth
and
environmental
quality.
Leveraging
functionalities
of
Google
Earth
Engine
(GEE)
platform,
we
derived
fractional
coverage
(FVC)
through
Normalized
Difference
Vegetation
Index
(NDVI)
assessed
eco-environmental
quality
using
Remote
Sensing
Ecological
(RSEI).
To
examine
patterns
shifts
SSUA,
employed
Theil–Sen
median
slope
estimation,
which
provided
robust
estimates
linear
trends,
Mann–Kendall
trend
test
to
determine
statistical
significance
these
Hurst
exponent
analysis
evaluate
long-term
persistence
predict
future
changes
Furthermore,
explore
interdependencies
between
(VC)
quality,
applied
an
improved
coupling
coordination
degree
model
(ICCDM).
This
allowed
us
assess
co-evolution
synergy
two
factors
over
study
period,
providing
comprehensive
insights
for
sustainable
ecological
planning
region.
The
VC
consistently
across
most
SSUA
from
2000
2020.
dominance
had
transitioned
being
predominantly
characterized
relatively
high
mainly
VC.
A
substantial
portion
is
predicted
experience
improvements
its
moving
forward.
relationship
conditions
southwest
Province
generally
exhibited
state
orderly
coordinated
development.
With
passage
time,
there
was
clear
tendency
toward
expansion
coupled
uncoordinated
areas
distributed
network
within
each
regional
center.
Our
research
unveils
dynamics
spatial-temporal
elucidates
mechanism
aspects,
provides
theoretical
support
understanding
healthy
development
ecology
agglomerations
context.
Language: Английский
Dynamic Change Analysis of Ecological Quality in Loess Plateau Based on Remote Sensing Ecological Index - a Case Study of Ganquan County in Yan' an City, China
Dan Wu,
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Hui Kong,
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Juan Li
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et al.
Polish Journal of Environmental Studies,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 27, 2023
The
Loess
Plateau
is
located
in
the
middle
reaches
of
Yellow
River,
with
serious
soil
erosion
and
important
ecological
status.Scientific
assessment
environment
quality
premise
to
realize
sustainable
development
regional
ecology,
which
great
significance
improvement
Plateau.Based
on
Landsat
series
data,
this
study
constructed
remote
sensing
index
(RSEI)
evaluated
Plateau.The
results
show
that:
(1)
From
2006
2020,
average
RSEI
experienced
three
stages
degradation-slow
improvement-rapid
improvement;
from
2005
2010,
decreased
0.6465
0.5516,
area
variation
accounted
for
46.7%
total
area.From
began
improve.In
2015,
improved
31.84%.By
45.6%.(2)
On
whole,
level
Ganquan
County
has
improved,
accounts
33.4%,
while
deteriorated
14.74%,
2.3
times
area.(3)
perspective
spatial
aggregation,
there
aggregation
distribution
County,
mainly
H-H
L-L
aggregation.The
region
mountain
forest
relatively
high
altitude
around
distributed
northwest
southeast
near
Yanluo
River
its
tributaries,
that
is,
sandy
hilly
gully
Plateau.However,
passage
time,
corresponding
gradually
decreased,
decreased.In
study,
was
used
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Dynamic Monitoring of the Ecological Vulnerability for Multi-Type Ecological Functional Areas during 2000–2018
Xingming Yuan,
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Bing Guo
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Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(23), P. 15987 - 15987
Published: Nov. 30, 2022
Studies
that
consider
both
the
differences
of
evaluation
systems
and
index
weights
among
different
ecological
areas
in
study
periods
for
vulnerability
have
not
been
reported
yet.
In
addition,
comparability
assessment
results
is
poor.
This
paper
proposed
a
novel
quantitative
method
multi-type
multi-temporal
functional
using
dynamic
weighting
method:
Three-River
Source
region
grassland–wetland
area
(TRSR),
Guiqiandian
karst
rocky
desertification
control
(GQD),
Hunshandake
(HSDK),
Chuandian
forest
biodiversity
(CD),
then
introduced
net
primary
productivity
(NPP)
to
realize
determination
thresholds,
which
helpful
compare
unified
comparable
level.
The
had
higher
applicability
(91.1%
TRSR,
91.9%
HSDK,
91.7%
CD,
94.2%
GQD)
based
on
weight
method.
thresholds
NPP
could
provide
level
investigate
spatial
distribution
patterns
periods.
average
GQD,
CD
was
classified
as
mild
vulnerability,
while
HSDK
moderate
vulnerability.
research
support
protection
zones
national
scale.
Language: Английский