Spatial distribution and topographic gradient effects of habitat quality in the Chang-Zhu-Tan Urban Agglomeration, China
Yi Mi,
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Sheng Li,
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Zhiyuan Wang
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Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Sept. 29, 2024
This
study
aimed
to
analyze
spatio-temporal
changes
in
habitat
quality
Chang-Zhu-Tan
Urban
Agglomeration
during
the
2000-2020
period
and
explore
its
topographic
gradient
effects.
Using
land
use
data
from
this
period,
InVEST
model
was
employed
assess
variations
quality.
The
bivariate
spatial
autocorrelation
used
correlation
characteristics
between
various
topographical
factors.
Additionally,
terrain
factor
analysis
utilized
effects
on
area.
results
reveal
that:
(1)
primary
area
2000
2020
predominantly
involve
substantial
arable
forest
conversions
into
urban
development.
(2)
average
indices
for
2000,
2010,
stand
at
0.651,
0.622,
0.606,
respectively,
indicating
a
consistent
declining
trend
distribution
of
grades
demonstrates
pattern
"lower
central
surroundings,
higher
surroundings."
(3)
shows
significant
positive
correlations
gradients.
Spatial
aggregation
tendencies
gradients
primarily
exhibit
"high-high"
"low-low"
clustering.
(4)
agglomeration
exhibits
effect,
characterized
by
an
increase
with
rise
gradient.
outcomes
contribute
unveiling
spatiotemporal
within
Agglomeration.
Moreover,
leveraging
different
types'
distinctive
characteristics,
it
proposes
targeted
conservation
measures,
thereby
offering
theoretical
support
biodiversity
territorial
planning
Language: Английский
Spatial-Temporal Evolution and Driving Factors of Habitat Quality Based on Different Topographic Gradients in Zhaotong City, Yunnan Province
Journal of Resources and Ecology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16(2)
Published: April 4, 2025
Language: Английский
Assessing the spatiotemporal characteristics and driving factors of habitat quality in sustainable development demonstration zones: a case study of Guilin City, China
Jian Zhong Xu,
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Deqin Fan,
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Fangzhen Wang
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Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: April 24, 2025
Guilin
City,
located
in
a
typical
karst
landform
area
China,
is
one
of
the
sustainable
development
demonstration
zones.
Evaluating
habitat
quality
City
and
exploring
its
driving
factors
are
helpful
formulating
effective
measures
for
development.
Based
on
Integrated
Valuation
Ecosystem
Servicesand
Tradeoffs
(InVEST)
model
combined
methods
such
as
spatial
autocorrelation
analysis,
Geographical
detector
Geographically
weighted
regression
(GWR)
model,
this
study
evaluated
from
2001
to
2022.
The
also
analyzed
spatiotemporal
characteristics
their
possible
factors.
results
indicate
that:
(1)
average
was
0.59,
with
47.98%
classified
having
good
or
excellent
quality;
however,
has
shown
downward
trend
over
past
22
years.
(2)
Moran’s
I
values
were
all
greater
than
0.8,
indicating
significant
positive
correlation
clustering.
Among
these,
low–low
aggregation
regions
largest,
whereas
high–high
showed
most
decrease.
(3)
Elevation
factor
affecting
differentiation
Guilin.
interactions
between
various
stronger
those
any
single
factor,
exhibiting
dual-factor
enhancement
effect.
This
highlights
complexity
comprehensive
impact
multiple
changes
provides
scientific
basis
policy
recommendations
ecological
protection
within
national
agenda’s
innovative
Language: Английский
Assessment of future multiple ecosystem services in Central Asia based on the earth system model
Journal of Cleaner Production,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
466, P. 142907 - 142907
Published: June 14, 2024
Language: Английский
Habitat degradation changes and disturbance factors in the Tibetan Plateau in the 21st century
Xiutong Pei,
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Xueqi Zhao,
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Jiamin Liu
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et al.
Environmental Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
260, P. 119616 - 119616
Published: July 14, 2024
Language: Английский
Investigating the Effects of Mining on Ecosystem Services in Panzhihua City: A Multi-Scenario Analysis
Xuanmiao Peng,
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Xiaoai Dai,
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Ryan Shi
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et al.
Land,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(6), P. 819 - 819
Published: June 7, 2024
Ecosystem
services
are
fundamental
for
the
sustainable
management
of
urban
environments,
particularly
in
mining
cities
confronting
unique
socio-environmental
complexities.
This
study
explores
intricate
interactions
among
ecosystem
a
representative
city,
focusing
on
impact
activities.
A
novel
approach
is
employed
to
introduce
comprehensive
framework
scenario-based
analysis
services.
Land
use
and
service
values
2050
were
predicted
under
following
three
scenarios:
natural
development,
ecological
protection,
farmland
protection.
Through
evaluation
four
key
services,
namely
water
yield,
habitat
quality,
carbon
storage,
soil
conservation,
bundles
identified,
trade-offs
synergies
these
explored.
Moreover,
areas
analyzed
compared
region
at
large,
underscoring
how
various
mineral
types
distinctly
influenced
The
results
showed
persistent
decline
total
whole
during
2000–2020
due
diminishing
forest
cover
enlargement
impervious
surfaces.
Mining
exhibited
significant
impacts,
with
erosion
bundle
predominating.
However,
significantly
reduced
granite,
copper,
nickel
areas.
By
2050,
projected
slowly
rise,
except
protection
scenario.
entire
expected
be
mostly
occupied
by
vulnerability
bundle.
But
decrease,
especially
scenario,
highlighting
importance
conservation
efforts.
These
changes
will
enhance
between
other
Language: Английский
Improving Urban Ecological Welfare Performance: An ST-LMDI Approach to the Yangtze River Economic Belt
Land,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(8), P. 1318 - 1318
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
Enhancing
urban
ecological
welfare
performance
is
essential
for
achieving
sustainable
development
and
fostering
a
comprehensive
regional
green
transformation.
This
study
develops
quantitative
assessment
framework
performance,
grounded
in
both
the
of
residents
their
consumption
resources.
Employing
spatio-temporal
Logarithmic
Mean
Divisia
Index
model
to
dissect
across
108
key
prefecture-level
cities
within
China’s
Yangtze
River
Economic
Belt,
considering
temporal
spatial
dimensions,
analysis
reveals
“W”-shaped
trajectory
from
2006
2022,
characterized
by
pronounced
disparities.
Particularly
downstream
coastal
regions
notably
Delta,
advantages
social
economic
structures,
along
with
public
fiscal
outlays,
contribute
superior
exhibiting
notable
spillover
effect.
The
introduces
six
factors—social
benefit,
population
dispersion,
density
areas,
urbanization
scale,
sustainability—to
examine
influence
on
uncovering
substantial
differences
outcomes
decomposition.
Temporal
decomposition
indicates
that
benefit
scale
are
primary
drivers
enhancing
whereas
dispersion
identified
as
inhibitor.
Spatial
determinants
above-average
vary
regionally
undergo
dynamic
shifts
over
time.
Overall,
holistic
understanding
interplay
among
growth,
preservation,
enhancement
residents’
can
inform
execution
tailored
policies
local
governments.
Language: Английский
The impact of land acquisition for cooperative housing development on the land environment in Woldia Town, Ethiopia
Nibret Sefiw,
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Arragaw Alemayehu,
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Belaynesh Kebede
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et al.
Environmental Challenges,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17, P. 101006 - 101006
Published: Sept. 6, 2024
Language: Английский
Assessing Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Habitat Quality under Urbanization Stress in Guangdong Province: An inVEST-MGWR Analytical Approach
Wenkun Wu,
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Yinbo Li,
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Mengze Yin
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et al.
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Amid
Guangdong
Province's
swift
urban
growth,
our
research
delves
into
the
habitat
quality's
spatiotemporal
trends
and
underlying
factors
over
2000-2018
period,
employing
InVEST
model
MGWR,
grounded
on
comprehensive
land-use
data.
Results
indicate
a
relatively
constant
quality
Language: Английский