Research review on land development rights and its implications for China's national territory spatial planning

Cheng, Peng; Fan, Yongqin; Tang, Houtian; Liu, Ke; Wu, Shiman; Zhu, Gaoli; Jiang, Ping; Guo, Weili

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e35227

Heliyon

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e35227

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Research review on land development rights and its implications for China's national territory spatial planning

Peng Cheng,

Yongqin Fan,

Houtian Tang

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Integrating Ecosystem Service Values into Urban Planning for Sustainable Development

Cai,

Shu,

Lin

2024

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Urbanization, despite driving regional economic growth, has led to significant disparities in development levels among cities. Many studies have made valuable suggestions for ecological conservation in economically underdeveloped regions. However, for medium-level cities with large economic development needs, the question of how to strike a balance between development and conservation in land development patterns is a critical issue to be addressed. By integrating ecosystem services assessment models and land use prediction models, we proposed a framework for guiding future land-use strategies based on ecosystem service values, using Jiaxing City as a case study. Firstly, we assessed and mapped the current status of ecosystem services value. Then, we simulated the land use distribution pattern and ecosystem services value under three development strategies: inertial development, cropland protection, and ecological development. Eventually, we determined the optimal urban land development pattern. The results showed that the total ecosystem service value for Jiaxing is CNY 124.82 billion, with climate regulation, water conservation, and flood mitigation contributing the most. The ecological development strategy yields the highest service value, with a 0.81% increase compared to the current situation, while the cropland protection and inertial development strategies result in decreases of 0.73% and 10.93%, respectively. Furthermore, the ecological strategy expands high-value service areas, concentrated in the northern river network and southern hilly regions. These findings offer valuable insights for urban planners and policymakers in formulating sustainable strategies and integrating ecosystem service values into economic policies to promote urban development.

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Integrating Ecosystem Service Values into Urban Planning for Sustainable Development

Cai,

Shu,

Lin

2024

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Research review on land development rights and its implications for China's national territory spatial planning

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Integrating Ecosystem Service Values into Urban Planning for Sustainable Development

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