Mapping the emission of air pollution sources based on land-use classification: A case study of Shengzhou, China

Chen, Yufan; Xu, Yi; Wang, Fuyuan; Shi, Fanji

doi:10.1016/j.landusepol.2022.106083

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“…Rapid economic and social development has led to enhanced living standards, improved urban infrastructure, and increased activity in land resource development and occupation. The demand structure for production, living, and ecological land has also evolved significantly over time [3] .…”

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Study on Eco-Environmental Effects of Land Use Function Transition in Dingxi City from the Perspective of "Production-Living-Ecological Space"

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Land use function transition significantly impacts eco-environmental change. Understanding regional land use transitions is crucial for addressing eco-environmental issues. This study analyzes land use transition and eco-environmental quality in Dingxi City from 1990 to 2020 using remote sensing data and the "production-living-ecological space" perspective. Key findings include: (1) Ecological space increased by 519.54 km² , while production space decreased by 642.95 km² , and living space expanded by 123.93 km² . (2) Transition directions varied, with agriculture encroaching on ecological land from 1990 to 2000, and grassland and forest encroaching on agriculture from 2000 to 2020. (3) Eco-environmental quality exhibited a "U" trend, with higher quality in the south, lower in the middle, and medium in the north, influenced by mutual transitions between agriculture and forest land.

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