Evaluation and Prediction of Land Use Ecological Security in the Kashgar Region Based on Grid GIS

Rao, Hong; Ma, Yonggang; Xu, Zhonglin

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“…Composite indices have emerged as a popular method for capturing the multidimensional nature of regional disparities. Indices such as the Regional Development Index (RDI) and the Regional Competitiveness Index (RCI) integrate multiple indicators into a single measure, providing a holistic view of regional development (Chen et al, 2022;Ran et al, 2022). These composite indices aggregate data from different sources and dimensions, allowing for comparisons across regions and over time.…”

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Assessment of Trends in the Development of Regional Differences in Kazakhstan

Doszhan,

Anessova,

Nurbatsin

2023

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The aim of the current study is to assess regional differences in urban development in Kazakhstan using ten indicators classified by financial and economic health, business development, and standard of living. The data from 2018 to 2022 was analyzed, and a rating system was used to evaluate the regions. The data was collected from open sources. A literature review was conducted to determine the leading ten indicators. The research methodology used a rating system to identify leader regions and lag over the past five years. Ten points evaluated each indicator; as a result of all calculations, the maximum score could reach 100 points. The best five-year result was 63.1 in Astana city, 60.8 in Almaty city and 59.6 in Atyrau region. The lowest indicator is in the North Kazakhstan region - 23.7 points, followed by the Kyzylorda region (24.4) and Pavlodar region (25.3). Almaty and Astana cities excel in financial contributions, while other regions receive significant funds based on various factors such as natural resources. The analysis reveals low entrepreneurship development but an increasing number of SMEs. Population growth is observed in the cities of Astana and Almaty, while regional disparities in wages and poverty levels persist. Atyrau region is an industrial region with a low retail rate. The study's results can be used to implement regional development programs.

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Assessment of Trends in the Development of Regional Differences in Kazakhstan

Doszhan,

Anessova,

Nurbatsin

2023

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Ecological Evaluation of Land Resources in the Yangtze River Delta Region by Remote Sensing Observation

Guo,

He,

Chen

et al. 2024

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The evaluation of land ecological security (LES) evaluates how human activity and land use affect land ecosystems. Its ultimate objective is to provide guidance and assistance for decision making in order to preserve and restore the efficacy and health of terrestrial ecosystems. The assessment model presented in this article is comprehensive and integrates the advantages of both subjective and objective weighting techniques. This study extends the “Pressure–State–Response” (PSR) model to “Driver–Pressure–State-Impact–Response” (DPSIR) and combines it with TOPSISI to determine the weights of each contributing component. Furthermore, the geographical and temporal distribution patterns of regional land ecological security levels were investigated using GIS geostatistical approaches. According to this study, (1) the Yangtze River Delta region’s LES index, with a mean value in the fairly safe range, is generally safe. The year 2019 marks an inflection point for the index, with the highest level of ecological safety on land. The primary element is the modification of environmental policies that are enacted by the government. (2) The LES status is divided into two stages during the course of this study. The Yangtze River Delta region’s LES quickly develops throughout the first stage (2012–2019), which sees a shift in the safety rating from IV to II. The second stage (2019–2023) sees a progressive improvement in the LES index and a shift in the safety category from Class II to Class I. (3) Important variables influencing the geographical distribution of LES in the Yangtze River Delta region include barrier elements, including soil and water erosion areas, flood disaster areas, grain planting areas, urban green covering areas, and effective irrigation areas of farmland.

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Comparative Assessment of Regional Differences in the Dynamics of Key Economic Indicators Kazakhstan

Anessova,

Zhumagulov,

Alibekova

et al. 2024

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The purpose of this study is to conduct a comprehensive assessment of regional differences using key economic indicators and identify regional disparities. The study used the method of multidimensional comparative analysis and the possibility of applying it to the assessment of the economic potential of the regions Kazakhstan. The assessment includes indicators divided into three groups: financial and economic conditions, business development indicators and the standard of living of residents. The level of tax collection reflects the economic activity and productivity of business in the region, the assessment of business development indicators provides valuable information about the entrepreneurial ecosystem of the region and the growth rates of SMEs and industry in the region, the assessment of the standard of living of residents allows you to get an idea of the quality of life in the region. Target indicators were selected for the assessment, such as the receipt of taxes to the budget and the National Fund of Kazakhstan, GRP, the number of SMEs and its share in GDP, investments in fixed assets, retail trade, population growth, Average wages, the population with an income below the subsistence minimum. The results of the study can be used both at the state and local administrative level to develop programs and strategies aimed at reducing regional disparities, stimulating economic growth, and improving infrastructure in underdeveloped regions.

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Evaluation and Prediction of Land Use Ecological Security in the Kashgar Region Based on Grid GIS

Cited by 3 publications

References 49 publications

Assessment of Trends in the Development of Regional Differences in Kazakhstan

Assessment of Trends in the Development of Regional Differences in Kazakhstan

Ecological Evaluation of Land Resources in the Yangtze River Delta Region by Remote Sensing Observation

Comparative Assessment of Regional Differences in the Dynamics of Key Economic Indicators Kazakhstan

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