Research advances of trade-offs in payment for ecosystem services

Jianying, 徐建英 Xu; Xinxin, 刘新新 Liu; Lin, 冯琳 Feng; Yuting, 桓玉婷 Huan

doi:10.5846/stxb201402240316

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“…Appropriately identifying the ecosystem service trade-off types and features in a spatial-temporal context could help decision makers, not least urban planners, formulate rational strategies. Furthermore, the evolution of research in this domain means that guidelines for ecosystem assessments, conservation, and sustainable development are constantly being tested, validated, and improved where necessary [23,24].…”

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Spatial Trade-Offs and Temporal Evolution of Multiple Ecosystem Services in a Marine-Terrestrial Urban-Agglomeration Zone

Chen

Tang

Qiu

et al. 2020

IJERPH

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It takes some time for changes to come in ecosystem services, and trade-offs occur in the process of changes. As opposed to a point in time, we use data spanning the years 2000–2005, 2005–2010, and 2010–2015 to study this research. After quantifying types of ecosystem services, this paper uses spatial correlation analysis and root-mean square deviation (RMSD) method to explore the relationships among ecosystem services and calculate the degree of spatial trade-offs (DT). Results show that the construction land increased substantially albeit at a declining rate of growth, and the degree of trade-offs (DT) increased with nontrivial differences in space. The hotspots for trade-offs are spatially aggregated in some areas but have varying patterns between ecosystem service pairs. The increasing area (IA) of construction land does not promote increased DT until the former reaches a certain threshold. With the exception of land use changes, type of industrial development is one of the key factors that influence the trade-offs of ecosystem services in the research region. We apply the models and methods used in this research to practice and discuss the practical value of our results for planners and decision makers vis-à-vis the design and instigation of appropriate development strategies.

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confidence: 99%