Characteristics and driving forces of spatiotemporal use change in urban agglomerations from the perspective of functional zoning - Taking the Central Plains urban agglomeration as an example
Hua Wang,
Xiaoyan Zhu,
Jiqiang Niu
et al.
Abstract:Functional zoning is an effective method to disclose the spatial diversity of land and a prerequisite for the optimization of national land space. We explore the spatial and temporal characteristics of land use in the Central Plains urban agglomeration from 1990-2020,and the GWLR model was used to investigate the key driving elements for the land change in the urban agglomeration as a whole and in different land use function zones. The results indicate that (1) the most significant changes occurred on cultivat… Show more
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