Projections of future land use changes: Multiple scenarios-based impacts analysis on ecosystem services for Wuhan city, China

Wang, Ying; Li, Xiangmei; Zhang, Qi; Li, Jiangfeng; Zhou, Xiwen

doi:10.1016/j.ecolind.2018.06.047

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“…Its potential is still greater when considering data sources with daily images [28], especially for tropical regions with high cloud coverage [29]. Furthermore, RS is highlighted for several authors as an efficient method for urban green spaces [30,31], land use land over (LULC) [32][33][34][35][36], and urban heat islands analyses [24,37,38]. However, current RS methods can vary greatly.…”

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Urban Ecosystem Services Quantification through Remote Sensing Approach: A Systematic Review

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Urban ecosystem services (UES) is an essential approach to the development of sustainable cities and must be incorporated into urban planning to be able to improve humans’ life quality. This paper aimed to identify remote sensing (RS) data/techniques used in the literature in five years (2013–2017) for UES investigation and to analyze the similarity between them. For this purpose, we used the Scopus database of scientific journals, and a set of appropriate filters were applied. A total of 44 studies were selected, being 93.18% of them located in the Northern Hemisphere, mostly in Europe. The most common dataset used was the secondary data, followed by the Landsat family products. Land use and land cover (LULC) was the most common approach utilized, succeeded by radiometric indexes and band related. All four main classes (provision, regulation, supporting, and cultural) of ecosystem services (ES) were identified in the reviewed papers, wherein regulating services were the most popular modality mentioned. Seven different groups were established as having 100% of similarity between methods and ES results. Therefore, RS is identified in the literature as an important technique to reach this goal. However, we highlight the lack of studies in the southern hemisphere.

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“…The identification of trade-offs and synergies between ecosystem services can be conducted through the methods: statistical analysis [15][16][17], mapping comparison [18,19], model simulation [20,21], and scenario analysis [22,23]. In this, correlation statistical analysis is a common method used in trade-off and synergy analysis, which can usually be used in combination with other methods.…”

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Spatially Explicit Analysis of Trade-Offs and Synergies among Multiple Ecosystem Services in Shaanxi Valley Basins

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Understanding the spatiotemporal characteristics of trade-offs and synergies among multiple ecosystem services (ESs) is the basis of sustainable ecosystem management. The ecological environment of valley basins is very fragile, while bearing the enormous pressure of economic development and population growth, which has damaged the balance of the ecosystem structure and ecosystem services. In this study, we selected two typical valley basins—Guanzhong Basin and Hanzhong Basin—as study areas. The spatial heterogeneity of trade-offs and synergies among multiple ESs (net primary production (NPP), habitat quality (HQ), soil conservation (SC), water conservation (WC), and food supply (FS)) were quantified using the correlation analysis and spatial overlay based on the gird scale to quantitatively analyze and compare the interaction among ESs in two basins. Our results found that: (1) Trade-offs between FS and other four services NPP, HQ, SC, and WC were discovered in two basins, and there were synergistic relationships between NPP, HQ, SC, and WC. (2) From 2000 to 2018, the conflicted relationships between paired ESs gradually increased, and the synergistic relationship became weaker. Furthermore, the rate of change in Guanzhong Basin was stronger than that in Hanzhong Basin. (3) The spatial synergies and trade-offs between NPP and HQ, WC and NPP, FS and HQ, SC and FS were widespread in two basins. The strong trade-offs between pair ESs were widly distributed in the central and southwest of Guanzhong Basin and the southeast of Hanzhong Basin. (4) Multiple ecosystem service interactions were concentrated in the north of Qinling Mountain, the central of Guanzhong Basins, and the east of Hanzhong Basin. Our research highlights the importance of taking spatial perspective and accounting for multiple ecosystem service interactions, and provide a reliable basis for achieving ecological sustainable development of the valley basin.

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“…However, it could not clarify decision-making procedures and different response mechanisms of various organizations [21]. The Dyna-CLUE has been used in some continents and countries successfully [22][23][24][25][26][27][28]. For example, future land use dynamics of Europe in 2030 was simulated using Dyna-CLUE model for the global economic scenario [22].…”

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Investigation of Future Land Use Change and Implications for Cropland Quality: The Case of China

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Cropland loss resulting from land use change has drawn great attention in China due to the threat to food security. However, little is known about future magnitude and quality of cropland of China. In this study, the dynamic conversion of land use and its effects model (Dyna-CLUE) together with the Markov model and the potential yield data were used to simulate the influence of land use change on cropland quality in the next two decades under three scenarios. The results indicate that, under the trend scenario, the high-yield and medium-yield cropland would decrease and the low-yield cropland would increase between 2015 and 2030. The crop yield would decrease by 1.3 × 109 kg. Under planned scenario, high-yield and medium-yield cropland would decrease and the low-yield cropland would increase, and total crop yield would stay almost unchanged. Under the cropland protection scenario, the high-yield cropland would reduce slightly, and the medium-yield and low-yield cropland would increase substantially. The crop yield would increase by 5.36 × 1010 kg. The result of this study will help decision-makers to develop reasonable land use policies to achieve the goals of harmonious development between food security, economic growth, and environmental protection.

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Projections of future land use changes: Multiple scenarios-based impacts analysis on ecosystem services for Wuhan city, China

Cited by 184 publications

References 47 publications

Urban Ecosystem Services Quantification through Remote Sensing Approach: A Systematic Review

Urban Ecosystem Services Quantification through Remote Sensing Approach: A Systematic Review

Spatially Explicit Analysis of Trade-Offs and Synergies among Multiple Ecosystem Services in Shaanxi Valley Basins

Investigation of Future Land Use Change and Implications for Cropland Quality: The Case of China

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