Linking social-ecological management and ecosystem service bundles: Lessons from a peri-urban agriculture landscape

Chen, Sha; Chen, Hong; Yang, Runjia; Ye, Yanmei

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2023.106697

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“…It may be challenging to properly aggregate and interpret data from several sources due to differences in data formats, resolutions, and quality, which might lead to biases or inconsistent resource estimates (Congleton et al,1991). Grid-based systems might not be able to handle the complexity of linkages between people and their surroundings, as well as socioeconomic factors (Chen et al, 2023). When managing natural resources, consideration is typically given to the connections between ecological systems and human activity (Cumming et al, 2017).…”

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Review on Grid-based system and applied GIS in Natural Resource management: A Comparative Analysis

Kumari,

Geetha,

Shashank

et al. 2023

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In this review study, grid-based methods and applied Geographic Information methods (GIS) for resource management are compared. The analysis looks at research or comparison studies to illustrate the benefits and drawbacks of grid-based resource management systems. Through a collection of real-world case studies in water, air, soil, forestry, and disaster monitoring, it discusses the practical impact of GIS in assisting resource management techniques. In order to effectively use GIS for resource management, the findings highlight the significance of data availability and quality, integration of various data sources, spatial analytical complexity, data privacy and security, and cost concerns. The potential of GIS in resolving these issues and promoting sustainable decision-making in natural resource management is covered in the paper's conclusion. Recent research is represented through graphic representation from different websites for upcoming Grid-based approach references. Citation-based statistics are utilized in this research to identify significant publishing sectors, such as the most popular keywords, best-selling books, most-cited journal articles, nations, and writers who have found success in the Grid-based system. The knowledge gained from this review aids in a better understanding of the relative merits and drawbacks of grid-based systems and applied GIS in resource management, offering helpful recommendations for further study and real-world implementations.

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confidence: 99%

Review on Grid-based system and applied GIS in Natural Resource management: A Comparative Analysis

Kumari,

Geetha,

Shashank

et al. 2023

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“…It is an increasingly common problem in the so-called orchard areas [63]. However, the analysis carried out has revealed various subphenomena associated with the processes of destructuring of the landscape in transitional urban areas with non-random growth patterns [64] and linked to the loss of attractiveness of local agricultural activity due to the growth of agro-industry that prevents it from competing without scale economics [65]. Under these boundary conditions, the impact of urban growth patterns on the landscape cannot be measured with traditional compactness indicators, as is executed, for example, in large cities in Asia [66] or Latin America [67].…”

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Analysis of Correlation between Anthropization Phenomena and Landscape Values of the Territory: A GIS Framework Based on Spatial Statistics

García-Ayllón

Martínez

2023

IJGI

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The evaluation of anthropogenic impacts on the landscape is an issue that has traditionally been carried out from a descriptive or at least somewhat qualitative perspective. However, in recent years, the technological improvements provided by geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial statistics have led to more objective methodological frameworks for analysis based on quantitative approaches. This study proposes an innovative methodological framework for the evaluation of landscape impacts of the usual anthropization phenomena, using a retrospective spatiotemporal analysis based on geostatistical indicators. Various territorial indices have been used to assess the spatiotemporal evolution of fragmentation of the built-up urban fabric, the construction of roads or linear communication works and the changes in land use. These phenomena have been statistically correlated with objective indicators of the landscape’s intrinsic value. The analysis of said spatial statistical correlation has been applied to three different but neighboring environments in the region of Murcia, located in the southeast of Mediterranean Spain, providing interesting results on the objective impact of each of these phenomena on the landscape and depending on the boundary conditions.

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“…Previous studies have shown that agricultural areas worldwide, especially in Asia, are undergoing significant changes due to the combined impacts of human activities and natural environmental factors [12,13], involving a shift in production from monocultural grain towards more diversified agricultural activities [14], such as cultivating fruits, vegetables, and seedlings, and incorporating agricultural harvesting with leisure tourism. This transformation has driven the changes and restructuring of agricultural land use and its cultivation structure, significantly impacting agricultural ecosystem services [15]. Furthermore, urbanization has facilitated the development and reconfiguration of rural economies, improved the infrastructure and public service levels, altered the agricultural practice modes, and shifted the belief and dominant values of the rural areas due to the urban cultural dissemination, ultimately exerting a profound influence on the well-being of rural residents [16,17].…”

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Identifying the Changes in Ecosystem Services and Human Well-Being under Agricultural Transformation Contexts in Peri-Urban Areas: A Case Study of the Xi’an Metropolitan Zone, China

Han,

Zhou

2024

Land

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Agricultural transition and specialization in PUAs have reshaped the ecological landscape, economic structure, and rural cultural values worldwide. There is a gap in how to analyze the linkages of ecosystem services (ES) and human well-being (HWB) and how to clearly identify the differences on the dimension (primary concerns) of HWB from a comprehensive perspective. Thus, we selected three typical agricultural transformation modes in the Xi’an metropolitan zone in China, employing social surveys, field mapping, ecosystem service assessment methods, and qualitative analysis methods, and proposed an analytical framework from a comprehensive perspective of “ecological-social-cultural” contexts to examine the changes and mechanism between ES and HWB. The results indicated the following: (1) Agricultural transition has driven the changes not only in ecological landscape, agricultural structure planting and practice modes, and rural economic structure, but also the shift in rural social relationships and cultural values together restructured rural society during agricultural specialization. (2) Due to triggering by the agricultural transition and specialization, great changes occurred in “ecological-social-cultural” contexts in PUAs, the changes of HWB not only reflected in its degree (level), but more importantly, in its dimension (primary concerns). (3) With agricultural transition and specialization, the total value of ES increased, while the HWB rose in three transition modes. (4) The analytical frameworks proposed in the study are suitable to analyze the mechanisms of ES and HWB, and helpful to address the issues on the relation of ES to HWB inevitably being combined with the nature–land system. The approach proposed in the study on distinguishing the differences among the dimensions of well-being based on grounded theory could clearly identify the differences among different “ecological- social-cultural” contexts.

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Linking social-ecological management and ecosystem service bundles: Lessons from a peri-urban agriculture landscape

Cited by 22 publications

References 52 publications

Review on Grid-based system and applied GIS in Natural Resource management: A Comparative Analysis

Review on Grid-based system and applied GIS in Natural Resource management: A Comparative Analysis

Analysis of Correlation between Anthropization Phenomena and Landscape Values of the Territory: A GIS Framework Based on Spatial Statistics

Identifying the Changes in Ecosystem Services and Human Well-Being under Agricultural Transformation Contexts in Peri-Urban Areas: A Case Study of the Xi’an Metropolitan Zone, China

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