Research progress of social-ecological system structure and networking exploration

WANG, Kaige; ZHENG, Huihui; Xu, Yan; ZHANG, Fengrong

doi:10.18306/dlkxjz.2022.12.015

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“…Domestic research mostly concentrates on human and natural elements. Overseas research is influenced by a variety of issues, including politics, the economy, science, and technology [20]. This study combines the categories of domestic and international driving forces and examines the forces influencing Guilin's urban growth from the perspectives of policy, population, and economy.…”

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Research on the RS-based landscape patterns of tourist cities using Guilin as an illustration

Cao¹,

Chen²,

Guo³

2023

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In China and beyond, Guilin is a well-known tourism destination. The city is home to numerous tourist attractions. By 2021, the area of forest land in the study area would account for the biggest proportion, according to the analysis of remote sensing data. The area of water and cultivated land shrank in comparison to 2000, and although the area of construction land expanded year over year, it indicated a decreasing tendency. The driving force analysis reveals that the protection and maintenance of landscape resources must be the primary focus of urban development if a sustainable tourism city is to be created. The study region's center urban area is primarily intended to safeguard natural resources and promote tourism, so the rate of expansion of the area used for building is declining. Guilin proposed the idea of creating two city centers, which successfully overcame the conflict between urban growth and environmental conservation, enhanced the study region's ecological conditions, and expanded the area of forested land. It is suggested to adhere to the policy of the development of the two urban centers by evaluating the historical development of Guilin City. The spatial interaction between various land uses should be fairly arranged with the aim of creating a landscaped city as part of the future development of Lingui New Area. Maximize the landscape resources of the center urban area, restrict the growth of the construction area in the central urban area, carry out micro-transformation on idle land in the city, create pocket parks and green spaces, and build rural tourism on agricultural land at the outskirts of the city.

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Section: Driving Force Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Research on the RS-based landscape patterns of tourist cities using Guilin as an illustration

Cao¹,

Chen²,

Guo³

2023

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“…However, further exploration is needed on how the center of gravity model relates to land use competition, which is also the key breakthrough issue of this study. There is an urgent need to construct a theoretical framework and innovate methodology in the study of land use competition mode characteristics and comprehensive geographical effects caused by competition [31][32][33]. This study innovates the methodological path in analyzing land use patterns, which is closely related to the structural transformation, multifunctional evolution, and sustainability that mainstream global land science research focuses on.…”

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The Agro-Pastoral Transitional Zone in Northern China: Continuously Intensifying Land Use Competition Leading to Imbalanced Spatial Matching of Ecological Elements

Wang,

Zhao,

Zheng

et al. 2024

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The agro-pastoral transitional zone (APTZ) in northern China is a typical ecologically vulnerable zone and a comprehensive geographical transitional zone. Its land use pattern has significant type diversity and spatial interlocking, which is always related to the play of ecological barrier functions and the sustainability of social-ecological systems. Accurately grasping the spatial competition relationship and comprehensive geographical effects of land types of APTZ in northern China is a key proposition for achieving coordinated and sustainable development between humans and land. To explore the spatial competition mechanism and comprehensive geographical effects of land use in the research area, this study focuses on revealing the evolutionary characteristics of land use patterns based on the center of gravity migration model. Based on the process of land use center of gravity migration, the spatial competition relationship of land types is explored to reveal the evolutionary trend and basic characteristics of land use in the APTZ. The results show the following: (1) Cultivated land and meadow are the main land types of the APTZ in northern China, accounting for up to 70% of the total regional area. The spatial competition between the two land types is the main contradiction in regional land use competition. (2) Drifting of the center of gravity of cultivated land towards the northwest direction is an important land use migration feature of the APTZ in northern China. Between 1980 and 2020, the center of gravity of cultivated land shifted by about 2 km to the northwest, and the center of gravity of grassland shifted by 8–10 km to the southwest. (3) The center of gravity of arable land and grassland in the entire region is constantly approaching, which has decreased from 70.95 km in 1980 to 61.38 km in 2020. The intensification of their interweaving has led to more intense land use competition. Grasping the basic characteristics and driving mechanisms of land type competition is an important means to achieve sustainable spatial governance. (4) The scale differentiation and regional differentiation characteristics of gradient effects are significant, and it is essential to prevent the risk of mismatch between land use and natural endowments in the northeast and north China sections. The research has surpassed the traditional method of analyzing land use competition, and by introducing a centroid model to analyze the spatial mechanism of land use competition, it has expanded the methodology for expanding research in the field of land science and provided basic references for regional sustainable development.

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Analysis of Factors Influencing the Formation of Agricultural Science and Technology Collaborative Innovation Network: Empirical Evidence from ERGM

Hu,

2023

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Research progress of social-ecological system structure and networking exploration

Cited by 5 publications

References 42 publications

Research on the RS-based landscape patterns of tourist cities using Guilin as an illustration

Research on the RS-based landscape patterns of tourist cities using Guilin as an illustration

The Agro-Pastoral Transitional Zone in Northern China: Continuously Intensifying Land Use Competition Leading to Imbalanced Spatial Matching of Ecological Elements

Analysis of Factors Influencing the Formation of Agricultural Science and Technology Collaborative Innovation Network: Empirical Evidence from ERGM

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