Lake ecosystem health assessment using a novel hybrid decision-making framework in the Nam Co, Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

Zhang, Zhengxian; Liu, Yi; Li, Yun; Wang, Xiaogang; Li, Hongze; Yang, Hong; Ding, Wenhao; Liao, Yipeng; Tang, Nanbo; He, Feifei

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.152087

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“…Whether it is applicable to areas with other topographic and geomorphological features still remains unknown and needs further demonstration in future research. However, in the practice of green infrastructure construction, we found that blockchain technology and green information systems have a positive role in promoting sustainable supply chain practice [45]. It has positive and effective measures for regional development by using renewable energy, constructing efficient logistics and infrastructure, and creating a good ecological environment [45].…”

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confidence: 94%

“…According to the requirements of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the world should focus on solving the development and coordination of the three social, economic, and environmental issues and move towards a sustainable development path [45]. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct research on green infrastructure in the county space that occupies the largest area of the country in order to reduce the impact on vulnerable areas in a targeted manner, further strengthen the construction of ecological corridors and ecological sources, and ultimately achieve the goal of sustainable human development.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Construction and Optimization of Green Infrastructure Network Based on Space Syntax: A Case Study of Suining County, Jiangsu Province

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The construction of green infrastructure (GI) plays an important role in improving the rural ecological functions and building a green livable environment. In this paper, the methods of morpho spatial pattern analysis (MSPA) and space syntax analysis are used to study the GI network construction in Suining County, Jiangsu Province. The results show that: (1) In 2018, the area of ecological patches increased by 110% compared with 1998, and the utilization rate of the GI network was significantly improved. (2) A total of 66 ecological corridors were analyzed in the county, and the main corridors were distributed in the central and western regions. The correlation analysis of core ecological patches in 1998, 2008, and 2018 proved that location factors had the greatest impact on the results of function and connectivity. (3) According to the optimization results, ecological benefits can be improved through engineering measures to realize the revitalization and development of regional rural areas.

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Construction and Optimization of Green Infrastructure Network Based on Space Syntax: A Case Study of Suining County, Jiangsu Province

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“…In this study, ecological characteristics (e.g., water quality, vegetation cover, and biodiversity), as well as socioeconomic factors affecting wetland ecosystems (e.g., land use change and human activities), were selected to identify the major threats to wetland ecosystems and propose strategies to mitigate these threats. With the help of this model, it has also been found that the wetland ecosystems on the Tibetan Plateau are facing multiple threats, thereby selecting ecological characteristics of wetlands, such as soil quality, vegetation cover, and water quality, as well as assessing socioeconomic factors influencing wetland ecosystems, such as human activities, and suggesting that wetland conservation and restoration should be prioritized to mitigate these threats [154].…”

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Assessing the Landscape Ecological Health (LEH) of Wetlands: Research Content and Evaluation Methods (2000–2022)

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Wetlands are often referred to as the Earth’s kidneys. However, wetlands worldwide are still negatively affected due to a lack of comprehensive understanding of wetland landscape ecological health (WLEH). Based on this background, we analyzed and compared the conceptual definitions, research progress, contents (in terms of structural, functional, and process health), and methods (indicator species approach, ecological integrity assessment, conceptual model evaluation including the vigor–organization–resilience (VOR), pressure–state–response (PSR), and ecological feature–function–socioeconomic (EFFS) models, and water–gas CO2 calculation) over the past 20 years (2000–2022). Moreover, the concept definition and research progress of ecosystem health (EH) and landscape ecological health (LEH) and WLEH research outlook were analyzed. In this study, it was shown that WLEH could be considered a LEH subset, while the LEH is a specific EH perspective. These three concepts share a common focus on ecosystem conditions, functions, and services while considering ecological processes and habitat characteristics. However, they differ in the scope and specific types of ecosystems considered. This review may provide references for ecological conservation and restoration of artificial and restored wetland landscapes.

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“…The construction of the ecological corridor, large rivers such as the Yellow River and the Yangtze River, takes the ecological environment status as the key index [109]. There is also a quantitative assessment of river health issues to characterize the construction status of the river ecological corridor [110,111]. Regarding the spatial coordination between the river ecological corridor and territory, some scholars have proposed that the territorial planning, ecological protection line regulations, and relevant planning standards should be used as policy tools for control in combination with the natural attributes of land and the land use conditions of the river ecological corridor [108].…”

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River Ecological Corridor: A Conceptual Framework and Review of the Spatial Management Scope

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Wang

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Studying the spatial management scope of the river ecological corridor is a crucial step in effectively managing river health problems. For various purposes and needs, human beings intervene excessively in the river, resulting in the problems of unclear spatial scope, unclear ownership, and unreasonable functional utilization of the river ecological corridor. However, there is scarce research on the management scope of the river ecological corridor at present, and on the coordination relationship with territorial spatial protection planning. Therefore, in order to solve this key problem, this paper reviews and summarizes the current research status and development trends in terms of the concept, components, and other basic theories of the river ecological corridor, as well as relevant policy regulations. The relationship between the spatial scope of the river ecological corridor and the territorial spatial control line is analyzed, including the relationship with the river shoreline, aquatic ecological redline, “three control lines” and other control lines. Accordingly, this study reviewed the spatial management and control scope of the river ecological corridor. It also determined that the boundary line of the river shoreline management is the minimum line, the aquatic ecological redline, and the “three control lines” are the outermost boundary lines, in which the aquatic ecological redline has priority over other control lines. It also points out the thinking of determining the management scope in the protection and restoration of the river ecological corridor in the future. Our findings can provide a decision-making basis for the management of river ecological space.

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Lake ecosystem health assessment using a novel hybrid decision-making framework in the Nam Co, Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

Cited by 24 publications

References 107 publications

Construction and Optimization of Green Infrastructure Network Based on Space Syntax: A Case Study of Suining County, Jiangsu Province

Construction and Optimization of Green Infrastructure Network Based on Space Syntax: A Case Study of Suining County, Jiangsu Province

Assessing the Landscape Ecological Health (LEH) of Wetlands: Research Content and Evaluation Methods (2000–2022)

River Ecological Corridor: A Conceptual Framework and Review of the Spatial Management Scope

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