[1]ZHANG Junmin,RONG Cheng,DONG Guosong.Spatiotemporal Differentiation of Landscape Ecological Vulnerability in Lijiang River Basin from 2000 to 2020[J].Research of Soil and Water Conservation,2022,29(05):283-292.
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Research of Soil and Water Conservation[ISSN 1005-3409/CN 61-1272/P] Volume:
29
Number of periods:
2022 05
Page number:
283-292
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Public date:
2022-08-20
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Spatiotemporal Differentiation of Landscape Ecological Vulnerability in Lijiang River Basin from 2000 to 2020
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ZHANG Junmin, RONG Cheng, DONG Guosong
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(College of Environment and Resources, Guangxi Normal University, Guilin, Guangxi 541000, China)
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- Keywords:
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landscape pattern; spatiotemporal differentiation; landscape ecological vulnerability; geodetector
- CLC:
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F301.24
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- Abstract:
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The Lijiang River Basin is an important ecological security barrier for the fragile karst environment in southern China. Optimizing the land space management through the assessment of landscape ecological vulnerability can provide a scientific basis for the ecological restoration and poverty alleviation achievements in karst areas. Based on land use, remote sensing information and GIS spatial analysis platform, landscape ecological vulnerability and temporal-spatial changes of landscape index of the Lijiang River Basin were analyzed from multi-dimensional temporal-spatial scales with the methods of landscape index, temporal-spatial statistics, spatial analysis, geodetector employed. The results indicate that the main landscape of the Lijiang River Basin is forestland and cultivated land, accounting for 90% of the total basin area; in the past 20 years, its area change rate was less than 0.37%, the expansion intensity was less than 3.59%, and the basin landscape pattern was stable; construction land had the fastest growth and significant expansion, its dynamic degree was significantly higher than other land type and the urbanization process was the main driver of the landscape pattern; the landscape ecosystem was dominated by low-and middle-level fragile areas, accounting for 56.53% of the total area, and high-risk fragile areas accounting for less than 10%, which formed a differentiation pattern of low-value clusters in urbanization centers and high-value contiguous mountain areas; in the past 20 years, the expansion intensities of level 1 and level 5 vulnerable zones were 1.70% and 1.36%, respectively, and the area expansion intensity of middle and high-level fragile areas was -2.59%, informing that the ecological fragility of the basin landscape weakened; the landscape ecosystem was dominated by low-and middle-level fragile areas, and the area of high-risk fragile areas accounted for less than 10%; a differentiation pattern of low-value clusters in urbanization centers and high-value contiguous mountain areas had been formed; In the past 20 years, the range of low-value areas had continued to expand while the area of middle and high-level fragile areas reduced, informing that the ecological fragility of the basin landscape weakened; LEV spatial differentiation presented a pattern of low-value artificial landscapes and high-value natural landscapes; the urban area of Guilin was a low-low adjacent cold spot, and the surrounding mountainous area was a high-high adjacent hot spot; the range of cold spots and hot spots had expanded slightly in the past 20 years, and the landscape ecological spatial pattern was relatively stable; urbanization and gradient changes had the greatest degree of explanation for vulnerability, with q values of 0.268 9 and 0.250 8, respectively, which were the core drivers of LEV spatial differentiation; natural and artificial factors jointly determined LEV temporal and spatial differentiation. The land use of the Lijiang River Basin should adhere to the principles of comprehensive management and systematic planning, coordinate urban and rural land use and land space planning, and systematically integrate the types and functions of urban and rural, natural and artificial landscapes.