Development of a land-sea coordination degree index for coastal regions of China

Gao, Jinzhu; An, Taitian; Shen, Jiawen; Zhang, Kuncheng; Yin, Yuan; Zhao, Rui; He, Guangwen; Hynes, Stephen; Jattak, Zafar  Ullah

doi:10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2022.106370

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“…The MEHD is a complex and comprehensive system, taking into account economic development, resource use, ecological environment, social welfare, and other aspects of integrated and coordinated development [37]. Based on the connotation and characteristics of high-quality development, following the concept and the law of marine economic development, the development objectives are marine economic growth, optimising and upgrading its structure, improving the output of ocean resource use and allocation, giving attention to the level of marine ecological environmental protection, ameliorating the level of openness of the marine economy, and improving the performance of social welfare [38].…”

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Where Is the Path to Sustainable Marine Development? Evaluation and Empirical Analysis of the Synergy between Marine Carrying Capacity and Marine Economy High-Quality Development

Chen,

Yu,

Liang

et al. 2024

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Enhancing the marine carrying capacity (MCC) is of important value in hastening the transformation of the marine economy and realising the marine economy high-quality development (MEHD). We explore the synergistic mechanism between the MCC and MEHD and its comprehensive indicator system, measure the synergistic relationship between China’s MCC and MEHD from 2006 to 2020 using the improved TOPSIS model and the composite system synergism model, and explore the influencing factors and their interactions using geographic probes. The research findings are (1) that China’s MCC and MEHD show a growing trend during the study period, in which marine green development is at a higher level and the cultivation of marine knowledge improves most significantly, but the general value of the MEHD is relatively low. (2) In terms of the synergistic relationship, the degree of ordering of the two shows a sustained rising trend, and the degree of ordering of the marine economy development as a whole is higher than the MCC; the degree of synergy is increasing, but the general value of synergistic development is low. (3) The main factors driving the MCC and MEHD are the marine consumption capacity, the marine opening, and the marine industrial structure; the explanatory power of most factor interactions tends to decrease, and the explanatory power of the interactions among the development of land-based economy, the marine industry structure, and the marine economy increase, and the impacts of the different factor interactions on the synergistic development are all greater than the factors. The influence of different factors on synergistic development is greater than the influence of each factor alone.

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Section: Selection Indicators Of Marine Economy High-quality Developmentmentioning

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Where Is the Path to Sustainable Marine Development? Evaluation and Empirical Analysis of the Synergy between Marine Carrying Capacity and Marine Economy High-Quality Development

Chen,

Yu,

Liang

et al. 2024

Water

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“…Zhang et al used the entropy value method and local coordinated development measure to measure the comprehensive evaluation system of regional coordinated development and its spatial and temporal differentiation characteristics with the help of the σ coefficient, variation coefficient, and GIS visualization [25]. By taking China as an example, a two-line comprehensive evaluation system of sea-land coordination was constructed [26]. In terms of the construction and application of the methodological models for coordinated development, the commonly used ones include the coupled coordination degree model, system dynamics model, grey correlation analysis, fuzzy hierarchy analysis, etc.…”

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The Spatiotemporal Measurement of Coordinated Development of Resource-Environment-Economy Based on Empirical Analysis from China’s 30 Provinces

Wang

Guo

et al. 2023

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The coordinated development of resource–environment–economy is the strategic choice to realize sustainable development. To explore the historical pattern of the coordinated development of resource–environment–economy, showing the logic of the spatiotemporal evolution of the system in China, this paper conducts a measurement study. Based on the actual data of 30 provinces in China from 2005 to 2019, the paper constructs an evaluation index system for the coordinated development of resource–environment–economy and establishes a coupling coordination degree (CCD) model and a spatial autocorrelation analysis model. The results show that the mean value of the coupled coordination of the three systems (resource–environment–economy) gradually increased from the stage of near dissonance (0.479) in 2005 to the stage of good coordination (0.853) in 2019. The global Moran’s I was 0.349, indicating that there is a certain spatial aggregation of resource–environment–economy at the province level. Coastal areas have a higher degree, while inland areas have a lower degree. In the spatial correlation analysis, the resource–environment–economy coupling coordination degree of 30 provinces in China is significantly positively correlated. Low–low clusters are found mainly in the Northwest (e.g., Xinjiang, Qinghai). Furthermore, the findings provide some targeted international recommendations. Relevant policies should encourage sustainable development and promote green transformation of industrial structure.

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“…According to the characteristics of islands, a unique evaluation method should be proposed [12][13][14][15][16]. The sustainable development and land-sea coordination fields have been extensively researched by experts and scholars in recent years, including connotations [17,18], strategies [19,20] and frameworks [21][22][23], as well as relevant evaluation indexes of land-sea coordination or sustainable development [24], which have been applied to coastal cities [25,26], ports [27] and spatial planning [28]. As a special spatial element of land and sea, research on the land-sea integration of islands, particularly inhabited islands, has focused on the opportunities and challenges associated with the land-sea integration [29][30][31], network governance [32][33][34] and ecological protection of islands [35,36].…”

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“…Referring to the technical method in the Monitoring and Early-warning Technical Methods of Resources and Environment Carrying Capacity (Trial) [25], consumption coefficients of different types of functional areas for marine space resources were established, as shown in Table 2. The formula for calculating the marine resource effect index (P) was as follows:…”

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The Evaluation Method of the Marine Spatial Suitability for Islands from the Perspective of Sustainable Development: A Case Study of the Pingtan Islands

Gao

Zhang

et al. 2023

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Due to the special geographical location and unique ecosystem of islands, appropriate development and protection of islands is important for promoting the sustainable development of islands. By using the Pingtan Islands as an example, this study constructed a system of suitability evaluation indexes for marine ecological space, marine agricultural production space and marine construction space under the principle of land–sea coordination. To evaluate the spatial suitability of the sea area around islands, a GIS spatial analysis method and a hierarchical analysis method (AHP) were used, which provided useful references for the integration of land and sea and for developing islands sustainably. The research results showed that the suitability area of ecological space in the Pingtan Islands accounted for around 64.3%, the construction space accounted for around 2.1% and the agricultural production space accounted for 33.5%.

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Development of a land-sea coordination degree index for coastal regions of China

Cited by 17 publications

References 24 publications

Where Is the Path to Sustainable Marine Development? Evaluation and Empirical Analysis of the Synergy between Marine Carrying Capacity and Marine Economy High-Quality Development

Where Is the Path to Sustainable Marine Development? Evaluation and Empirical Analysis of the Synergy between Marine Carrying Capacity and Marine Economy High-Quality Development

The Spatiotemporal Measurement of Coordinated Development of Resource-Environment-Economy Based on Empirical Analysis from China’s 30 Provinces

The Evaluation Method of the Marine Spatial Suitability for Islands from the Perspective of Sustainable Development: A Case Study of the Pingtan Islands

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